Commissioners Here Monday Visit By State Hospital Board
The State Hospital Commission members Andrew Morgan chairman Dr James V May and Frederick Parker arrived for their annual spring visit Monday night. They will review March reports by Federal Inspectors on hospital supplies and food. The local Board of Managers will meet with the State Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital Commission of
State
Andrew §. Morgan
James V. May
Frederick . Parker
Slate Hospital
Cattle Market Mixed as Receipts Pinch Prices
The Jersey City cattle market reports 33 cars steers 17 cars cows and bulls. Dry fed classes show declines 10 to 25 cents, with overall dull demand and no near improvement expected Wednesday. Bulls and calves steady to firm, sheep and lambs mostly steady with some declines, and an engagement announced for Ming Mary M Morford to Ackerson J Mackerley of Newton. Births noted in Newton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sanders
Jersey City
Hriday
Ming Mary M. Morford
Gon
Irwin M. Morford
Newton
X. J
Ackerson J. Mackerley
Ackerson Vle, Mackerley
Notice of Probate and Claims for Avery R. Quackenbush Estate
In pursuance of a Surrogate Court order in Orange County New York, creditors are notified to present their claims against the estate of Avery R. Quackenbush late of Town Voor dn and county deceased with proper vouchers to the executors at Otieville and Watasaoda by December 10th. Mary D. Eldas administratrix JOAN L. WIGGINS attorney for executors Corain Tork Fort Mildown N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Orange
Avery R. Quackenbush
de Coyne
Orange
Elaine
Wawa Amin
Endd
Amedevinn
Watasaoda
Tated
Jone
Mary
Eldas
Lenient sentences and local notices from Campbell Hall
A Campbell Hall court scene records a youth from Chicago fined and warned to leave town after a vagrancy and larceny case. The page also notes a spelling bee fund raiser, a Grange Hall dance with 13. B. KuhI’s orchestra, a voyage to Vienna on the Hamburg American liner, and Dr Tey L Lippincott’s return to Behnectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Hall
Hyman, Buneloin
Chicago
Justice
Morgan
Brio
Kane
Eneo
Mra
J. C. Woods
Peter van Ouizen
Burnalde
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
The
G. I A
Grange Hall
Hamptonburgh
Kuhl
Austria
W. A. Ludlum
Goshen
G. J. Lippinnstt
Vaterland
Vienna
Austin
Ira Ryerson
Jatin
Tey L Lippincott
Behenectady
Chester Spring Again Restored Near Goosepond Mountain
The Chester spring at Lookout Mountain foot has been restored by T Durland who rebuilt a small log shelter and added seating for visitors. The site lies between Ox ford and Greytourt near Goosepond Mountain, a welcome rest stop on hot days. Local donors donated infant chair set for Chester M E Church Sunday school.
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Chester
Lookout Mountain
T. Durland
Walter
Monroe
Durland
Thedkard Dulafield
Rensselaer Weston
Chester M. EB
Mary Watt
St Luke's Torpital
Nowburch
Frank Wall
Mamie Green
Chester Hoy
Round Pond
Joseph Johnson
Dean
Reservoirical notes and village chatter at Otisville
In Otisville a jumble of village gossip touches on reservoir conditions, local misadventures, fashion notes, a bee tale, a patent skin remedy, and a near-misfortune with a chase bolt. The piece blends humor and small-town observations with names like Pop Clydes and Win Kergham.
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Otisville
Clydes
A Atener
Pop
Thowilitchy
Wales
Wothers
Debar Ted
Janiior Breen
Kergham
Wild Dogs Kill Hundred Sheep in Sparta Township
In Newton on June 29 farmers report a pack of wild dogs attacking and killing about a hundred sheep. The pack is described as led by a large, shaggy-haired mongrel, half collie, roaming the woods and feared to threaten nearby livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Sparta
Ron
HA Wece
Peta
Thor
Pine Bush Community Notes and Civic Events
Sunday services at Graham's Church featured Rev. J E McMichael of Cedarville Ohio despite cold. Pine Bush Union Free School plans additional grade levels and reports about 100 students with staff Greene Van Arten Lyons. July 4 festival at Pythian Hall offers fair, candy, ice cream and a patriotic address by Rev McMichael with Montgomery orchestra. Local Methodist notes mention marriage of Corwin Taxlor and Carrie Smedes and district meeting upcoming. Many residents attend events and plan summer activities including a boxing race at Walden Doxing Park.
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Pine Bush
Graham
U.P
Bests
J. &. E. McMichael
Cedarville
Ohio
McMichael
Peter
Graham's
Union Free School
N. F. Greene
Elizabeth van Arten
Alice Lyons
Theing Bush Union Free School
Ruth Askin
Arthur Gillespie
Hilda Jamison
George Schau
Helen Snider
Mae Storie
Elem
Harold Potts
Cornelia Terwilliger
Neading
Edward Crawford
Abraham Josefson
Nathan Josefson
Edna Ostrander
Arthur Snider
Leslie Crist
Frances Fleckenstein
Marguerite Carmody
Ellen M. Doyle
Floyd Kinsey
Helen Lunney
William McEwen
Sthel Turnbull
Hilda Ayers
Charles Bell
Bertie Burkinshaw
Leah Howell
Herbert Kelsey
Gladys McKinney
Constance McKinney
Marion Martin
Kenneth Moffatt
Esther Ostrander
James Reynolds
Homer Scott
Rae
J. S. E. McMichnel
A. BR
Armstrong
George W. Jamison
Methodist Episcopal
Corwin Taxlor
Long Island City
Misa Carrie Smedes
Ulsterville
George E. Wright
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cor Mally
Walker Valley
M. BK
Tr. Deming
Children’s Day in Wurtsboro Observed with Floral Decor
In Wurtsboro on Sunday the RD Church and M E Sunday school joined for Children’s Day. The church was decorated with daisies and buttercups. A large congregation enjoyed a pleasing program. Notable notes include Charles G. Bennett’s 40 year attendance at school meetings and changes in Mount Prosper and Kingston Branch staff. Ice cream social planned July 4 on RD Church lawn.
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Wurtsboro
Chidren
M. E
Charles G. Bennett
John &. Robinson
Mount Prosper
Elmer Snyder
Village News
Chauncey Male
Kingston
Schweitzer
Cool Spring House
Sylvan Villa
L. J. Merritt
Walden
Thomas
R. D. Church Lawn
Harriman Wins Close Season Opener in Baseball
Harriman defeated Highland Mills 12 to 1 in a rough but exciting Sunday game at the Harriman diamond. Cronk and Melvin worked Harriman’s battery as Jim Melvin, Jud Conklin and Joe St. John sparked the offense. A larger crowd despite wet grounds watched the first season clash, with next week’s match against Deleman Field Club of Paterson announced.
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Cronk
Melvin
Harriman
O'Brien
Cromwell
Weyans
Highland
Mills
Bates
John Conklin
Jim Borce
Epworth League
Wil
Anastasia
Anna Fplannery Chorus
Daniel Lee Fssay
Mary Guttrie
Sears
Lene
T. F. McAran
Olive Sweeney
Olive! Swerney
Anna Flannery
Ethe
Palmer
New York City
Masa
Grotto
Howard Withey
BH. Wither
Mise Goesie Campbell
Central Walles
Sunda
Veronita Bates
Winter Ferdin
A. B. Schoonmaker
Large Crowd at Races Despite Chilly Weather
A Saturday matinee at the Goshen Driving Club drew a large crowd despite freezing winds and a threat of thunder. About 160 automobiles filled the Inn area and infield, with a countywide turnout. Col King and Groundkeeper James Bradley earned praise for improving the Historic Track, grounds, and decor, while the Goshen Band provided frequent interludes. The article notes timely horse entries, no racing at Goshen the coming Saturday, and plans to move events to Monroe, with attendees invited to that village meeting.
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Goshen Driving Club
Colonel King
King
James Bradley
Bradley
Orange County
Cate
Stard
Driving Club
Goshen
Monroe
Lady Bird
Babcock
Jeanoro
Harriman
Grand
Vallette
Corwin
Senese
Sim Koh
Curley
Wena
Axide
Burgess
Sevwensd
Abbie Gratton
Osborne
Leilah Gratton
Lorillard
Waller
Dickerson
Goelet
C.esssceep
Black Peter
Good
Elsie Gentry
Tattié Bride
Narcissa
Johnson
Mechanic
Aldrich
Ruth B
Barry
Sadie Finney
the Musketeer
Mater
Dr. Briggs
Goode
Glasa H
Highland Mills social visit noted with Beams family
Mrs. R. Thorne Sr and Mrs. R. Thorne Jr of Highland Mills enjoyed a pleasant Sunday visit with Mrs. Charles Beams. Miss Hilda and Master Silverett Carlough of Highland Mills spent Sunday with their cousin Rachel Beams of Harriman. James Sregan from the state highway department called in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thorne, Sr
R. Thorne, Jr
Highland Mills
Charles Beams
Hilda
Master Slverett Carlough
Rachel Beams
Harriman
James Sregan Iuuvery
State Highway Department
Deep Sea Curios Exhibit At North Street Window
An assortment of rare deep sea curios is on display in the window of Chas. Wolff Jr. on North Street. The exhibit includes an estuarine crab, wire fish fragments, glasslike sponge, and a worm‑eaten wood sample from the Japanese coast. Ezra Coddington lent the pieces from Knapp Avenue, with W. B. Cook of Long Beach, California arranging the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Pacific
Ezra Coddington
No. 23
Knappavenee
Prisoners Forced to Walk Tied to Steam Roller
In Newton County, on a hot Saturday, the road supervisor faced resistance as prisoners refused highroad labor. Several detainees were chained to a steam roller and compelled to march for hours before being sent back to their prior tasks.
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Newton
Albany pushes Walsh for State Comptroller nomination
Albany county Republicans sign a petition backing City Treasurer Walsh for State Comptroller. Walsh, son of the late James D. Walsh, is noted for his city finance experience and plumbing business ties. He led in Albany votes when he ran for City Treasurer, with broad cross party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany County
William Barnes
Walst
Charles H. Gaus
Walsh
James D. Walsh
Tiis
Weil
Plans To Enlarge New Hampton Farm
Miss Katherine B. Davis, New York's woman commissioner of correction, visited Hart's Island Reformatory and outlined reform policies for young first offenders. She noted current reformers face walls between facilities and proposed expanding the New Hampton farm colony to house more reformatory youths under an honor system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine B. Davis
New York
New Hampton
Miss Paris
Himmediain
Manhattan
Friends Academy at Locust Valley on Long Island Admits Students
Prominent co-educational boarding school under Friends management on Long Island advertises charter by the New York Regents. It offers an intermediate department and training in manual arts and domestic arts, with rail access from New York about 30 miles away. Catalogs available from Principal Nelson A. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
New York
Teading Colleges
Nelson A. Jackson
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J.B. Tunte Press
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Howard R
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Thomas C. Rogers
Ian Dullding
North Street
Rockafellow Gurial CO
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Middletown
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M. A. Rochaleilow
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Giest Jonce St
William T. Cornelius
Funcrai
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Otavale
Lady Avsintant
P. J. Rely
Parior
East Main St
Railroad Ave
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Gram. Evcy
Tedy
White Mesewe
WM. Stewart Ker
Wickham Ave
Otieville
N. Y
Joan L. Wiggins
Aliothes
Administratriz
Corain Tork
Viddielows
N. Vy
Ridgebury
Uncle Sam
Cohumbra
Colony
Uncle Sammy
Union
Liberty
H.C. Hall
Yankee Lake
Stivers
Charles Halas
Westchester County
Church News
Deming
G. FH. Society
Jan” Alttchell
Ira Smith
Mies Rima Otis
Erie
Fagman
Michael Sermont
Caine
Chase Boller
Mike
Express
Baeshalt
Tathey
David A. Decker
Ctr
Norfolk
Moewander
Tecker
Jamies
B.D
AOW
Decker
Poughkeepsie
Misa Jane D. Mill
Hichland Avenue
Alen Mies VanKearen
Marty Failkenot
Maple Avenue
Hampton Farm
Friends’ Academy
Locust Valley
Long Island
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