Seek Aid of Descendants to Preserve Old Cemetery
A Cornwall Monthly Meeting committee seeks public help to maintain the Friends' Meeting House cemetery at Smiths Clove Woodbury Falls Harriman. It proposes a $350 restoration and a perpetual trust of at least $1,000 with income for upkeep. A July 15 gathering at 2 p.m. invites descendants and those with relatives buried there to plan preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Friends’ Meeting
Smith's Clove
Woodbury Walls
Cornwall Monthly Meeting of Friends
Irving D. Smith
Cornwall Monthly Meeting
Edward Cornell
Nassau Street
New Park
James Seaman
Woodbury Falls
James ©. Ryder
Central Valley
Isaac M. Cocks
Cornwall-on- Hudson
Charles F. Seaman
Sallie D. Brooks
Filas M. Barden
Catherine Ann Barden
R. C. Brown
Sarah Brown
Samuel H. Brown
Euphemia Brown
David T. Brown
Mary A. Brown
Alexander Campbell
Alexander
Martha Campbell
Charity
Jane
Ann
James
Susan S. Cocks
Elijah Cock
Mary Cock
Harrison Cornell
Charity Cornell
Keziah Cornell
Daniel Cornell
William J. Cornell
Josiah Cornell
Catherine Cornell
Esther M. Cornell
James Cornell
Charity M. Cornell
Mary Ann Cornell
Charles Co. Ryder
E. van Gott
James Plack Carbery
Mary Peareall Carbery
Henrietta Carberry
Townsend Carpenter
Andrew Carpenter
Henry Carpenter
Mary
James Carpenter
John Carpenter
Mary Carpenter
Henry Carpenter, Jr
Robert Carpenter
Emma Carpenter
Willet Carpenter
Carrie S. Carpenter
Hannah C. Fritts
Pantel C. Fritts
Joshan M. Fritts
Sarah R. Fritts
Hannah S.S. Ferguson
Susanna Ferguson
Jeanette Grieg
Martin Hallock
Amelia Hallock
Ward Hallock
Josiah H. Hallock
Josiah D. Hallock
Elizabeth Hallock
Francis Amelia Hallock
John Brown
James M. Hallock
Charles N
Charlie N
Mary Hallock
James Hazzard
Sarah C. Hageard
Reception Given to Former Pastor Diven in Otisville
Otisville June 29 Rev. Robert J. Diven of Albany Ore arrived in Otisville for a planned reception at the Presbyterian manse but was delayed. Hosts notified parishioners to visit the church evening and meet Rev Diven and his family. A subscription drive was begun to buy a automobile for mission work as he continues his Indian outreach in the Far West. Proceeds will aid the Sunday school with new song books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Robert J. Diven
Albany
Ore
Middletown
N. We Beyea
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Diven
Mr. Plumer
Mr Diven
Far West
Lucile
Kenneth
Batley
H. M. Anderson
Yankee Lake
Charles Green
New York City
James H. McLaughlin
Holy Name Church
Father Flanigan
Boston
Grand
Palmer House
Helen Park
Garrett Tymeson
Walter Summers
Nelson Knapp
Mae Uptegrove
Texas
Aaton Winter, Jr
Port Jervis
Lois Burton
M. E. Parsonage
Burton
J. G. Tate
Homer Glass
Schletermacher
Wurtaboro
Nellie Wall
Harding
Oliver Ketcham
Local notices and social updates from New Hampton area
George McElroy leaves New Hampton for Tallmans and Mrs. Lege visits Middletown. National Guard enlistments from New Farms. library fund筹raiser success at Arbor Vitae Lodge. George Nash escapes serious injury after horse bolt on a broken strap. Church services announced with Rev. Ackerman. Sunday school at 10. Hay harvest active as picnics approach in Holbert's woods. Picard and Claude F move from Carr house to Theodore Newton’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
George McElroy
Tallmans
Wood
A Farms
National Guard
Sadie Lege
Middletown
J. H. Cloonan
Kratzenstein
Ryerson
Spee
George Nash
Mr. Acker
Holbert’s Woods
Picard
Mer
Claude F
Ford Arc . Ing
Carr House
Theodore. Newton
Day Nursery Donations Summary
Donations to the Day Nursery include 3.50 from Eleanor Reycee's Sunday school class and goods such as crackers, noodles, canned cherries, clothing, jelly, sand, spoons, and chicken broth from various donors. The record notes multiple unnamed contributors and ends with initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Reycee
Knell
George Andrews
David Canfield
Miss Slaughter
Mra. Frans
H. Gould
James Tuthill
Aaron Hornbeck
Successful Year for Zion Church Ends Rally Fund Drive
Zion Church and St John A M E Zion report a total of 157 58 raised from May rally and other contributions. Led by Rev J H Mason and Levi Hasbrouck the 94th annual conference will be at Troy with Mason and Hasbrouck attending as delegates. Disbursements include mortgage and debt payments, repairs and parsonage work, salaries, benevolence, and special conference support totaling 2057 10 with most from three members and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John A.M. EB. Zion Church
E. Canfield
George Marsden
F. J. Warner
Ed. Jarvis
J. H. Mason
Levi Hasbrouck
Birth of Thomas Delos Crary Jr. Treated as momentous in Hancock Herald
In Elizabeth City North Carolina on June 16 1920 Thomas Delos Crary Jr. was born the first child of Mr and Mrs T Delos Crary. The Crary family of Hancock New York celebrates with notable guests including Mrs Jessie Wood Canfield Mrs Frank L Randall Alma J Bradley Willam Otis Badger Jr and their sons Masters Randall and Trafton Otis Badger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Herald
Elizabeth City
N. C
Thomas Delos Crary, Jr
T. Delos Crary
Crary
Amd
Thomas Crary
Hancock
N. Y
Trolley Switch Cause of Mishap
Late Wednesday afternoon a Ford delivery car, believed owned by W. D. Steele, collided with a telegraph pole near the N. C. M. Gearactory on Fast Main Street after the driver lost control. The driver was shaken but not seriously injured. the car was towed to North Average Garage. The accident is blamed on the trolley switch, a trouble spot in previous years with a Buick also damaged in a similar incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
W. D. Steele
Cottage Street
N. C. M. Gearactory
Main Street
Buick
Steele
Ladies Host Social At Golf Club House Next Saturday
The ladies in charge invite all players to a summer social at the Golf Club House next Saturday afternoon with entertainment and refreshments. Jupiter Pluvius relenting, attendees urged to use the Times-Press want columns for any needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Jupiter Pluvius
Times-Press
Little People Stage Charming Operetta Boy Blue in Harriman
A Saturday evening performance in Gillette Hall featured union school children directed by Miss Hasbrouck and Miss O'Neil in the operetta Boy Blue. Young actors, echo elves, katydids, and frogs wore bright costumes, the hall was packed, and the audience praised the effort of teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thompson
Mary Venus
Helen Eglinger
Ruth Fisher
Na Simpson
Gladys Gardiner
John Tapping
Vendelia Cordisca
Peter Bush
Raymond Gardiner
Harold Daigon
Frank Connery
Timothy Quackenbush
Russel Mapes
John Alan Hayes
Chester de Rond
Columbus
Edward Hell
John Mooy
Andrew Babchak
Clare Rose
Mikie Dadio
John Babe
Robert Maddox
Charles Exlinger
Edsall Stevens
Little Mary Bush
Betty Seaman
Eleanor Rl
Edna Daigon
Pearl Benjamin
Janice Helis
Helen Cole
Alice Benjamin
Rose Ventura
Florence Daigon
Mildred Charleston
Genévieve Cole
Ina Babcock
Stella Columbus
Alice Bush
Millie Spense
Josie Millon
Florence Myers
Pauline Charleston
Ruth Charleston
Jeanette Spouse
Viola Vandertash
Frances Bargesson
Edna Youmans
Josephine Hall
Rose Columbus
Mildred Tapping
Mildred de Ronde
William Bucher
Francis Fitzpatrick
Stephen W. Hayes
Louise Beal
Mothers defend local soldiers against desertion rumors
The mother of a 19 year old in Company I denies circulating reports that her son deserted from Camp Whitman near Campbell Hall. She states two boys were missing another day but both remain with their unit and proving steadfast as they pursue Carranza's whiskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Whitman
Times-Press
Campbell Hall
Frank H. Finn
Carranza
Local notes on graduates visitors and family in Ellenville
Mrs R O Webb and Miss Katherine Morse of New York attend the high school commencement for their nephew Robert W Keeler. Waldo Cookingham, Cornell graduate, visits and plans to become an agriculture instructor. Bert Wood returns from New York for his aunt Mary Carman’s funeral. Jansen Hornbeck visits from New York for the weekend and the Indian Show at Yuma Farms. Mrs Murray of Kingston visits her son Justice Murray at Wayside Inn. Mrs C Brady and Mrs Ben Carson of Middletown also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elienville
R. O Webb
Katherine Morse
New York
Robert W. Keeler
Waldo Cookingham
Cornell University
Bert Wood
Myron C. Wood
A Fable Verified Touch Turns All To See
A reader cites a fable about a man whose touch turns things to gold. The twist recalls a modi fier version where everything the toucher touches becomes sight. The Philadelphia Bulletin presents a witty variation on the ancient tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Hospital staff plan summer leaves at Windy Bush outpost
Dr. Robert C. Woodman prepares for annual vacation at Windy Bush bungalow near Yankee Lake with Mrs Woodman and daughters Betty Julia and Florence. Middletown guests include Mr and Mrs W T Davis and Mr and Mrs A J Hornbeck. Continued updates on Hasbrouck Moore Hilliard and staff at State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Woodman
Windy Bush
Yankee Lake
Motion pictures delight on campus outdoor screen
Motion pictures were shown outdoors last evening for the first time this season on the campus near Pavilion No. 2. The experience was pleasing and the pictures were interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion No. 2
Glorious Fourth Festival Planned at Methodist Church
South Centreville plans a July 4 patriotic festival at the Methodist Church with a large cast including State-Leana Miller Edith Hayes Indians Bennett family Olive Hull James Broks Pearl Hayes Frank Miller Pilgrims Ethel Clark Helen Miller Frank Clark and others. Ice cream cake and coffee will be served on the church lawn and a New Zealand talk by Rev Dr Cloyd drew an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Leana Miller
Edith Hayes
Dda
Leamus Bennett
Olive Hull
James Broks
Pearl Hayes
Frank Miller
Ethel Clark
Helen Miller
Frank Clark
Harry Miller
Mary Bennett
Elmer Kirby
Harold Shoemaker
Mia. Everett
Leonel Kirby
Wilbert Alien
North
Elia van Demont
Catherine Walling
The
People of Today
Fred Kirby
Wilton Bennett
Red Cross
Viva Booth
Statesman
Elmer Tuthbill
Frank Mather
George Talmadge
Henry Bennett
Dorothy Everett
Helen Everett
Elanora Allin
Marvin Carr
Martha Dobbins
Dorothy Kirby
Jennie Hayes
New Zealand
Dr. Cloyd
Burial Company Moves to New Quarters in Donovan Block
The Rockafellow Burial Company relocates from 9 North Street to 91 North Street in Donovan Block with a front office, showroom, and rear embalming room. A rear driveway serves as the entrance. Officers are President Mrs Marguerite R Rockafellow and Secretary Treasurer Fred Oliver Rockafellow, the third generation in the business, which has served the family for 60 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockafellow Burial Company
North Street
Donovan
Marguerite R. Rockafellow
Fred Oliver Rockafellow
Rockafellow
Hod's Weekly Receives Acknowledgement Notice
A reader acknowledges receipt of Hod's Weekly, the newest publication from the Conglomerate with Bruce as editor. The note praises the issue as lively and not dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oge
Bruce
Brown Hunter in Piermont on official business
Brown Hunter was in Piermont New York on official business Wednesday. Martin Hakanson of New Conn representative of the Collander Company New York is at the State Hospital Club and putting the bowling alleys in shape for next season. He will be here until Saturday when he goes to the Empire alleys. He has come from Kiamesha Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hakanson
New Conn
Ke. Collander Company
New York
State Hospital Club
Powling
Empire
Kiamesha ‘Lake
Comfort Farm Cottage Gets Concrete Walks and Graded Lawns
Improvements include added concrete walks and graded lawns at Comfort Farm Cottage. Residents note better comfort and upkeep with the new landscaping and pathways enhancing access and curb appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort
June 80th ends the Institution's fiscal year
The note indicates a change by the Legislature in budgeting practices linking to the institution's fiscal year, replacing the prior A0 schedule with annual budgeting arrangements. The fragment suggests a formal administrative adjustment affecting financial year timing.
Local Lodge at Newburgh Session
A large delegation from Hofman Lodge 412 traveled to Newburgh for a Hudson River Lodge 209 session to confer the third degree on a class. Poughkeepsie Lodge officers led the work with five lodge masters present, a festive hospitality and a midnight banquet concluding the successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farge
Hofman Lodge
Newburgh
Hudson River Lodge
Poughkeepsie Lodge
Maconie
Poughkeepsie
Loward L. Mink
Walter W. Kingston
Benjamin Squire
J. W. Davey
Hieffman Lodg@e
Harry V. Loneworthy
Jerusalem Temple Cornwall
George W. Birch
Wallkill Lodge
John F. Drew
Drew
Mar
Birthday Observance for Rev Dr Crane at Union Dale
An 80th birthday celebration for Rev Dr Crane took place at the home of Rev and Mrs Henry J Crane in Union Dale Pa. Guests included Charles Cierig and family Morgan Stevens Ralph Allen and sons Sarah Crane Westgate Mary Brunson Eyemett Avery and the Crane couple. A 6 o clock dinner featured seasonal delicacies and music followed by sociable conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince
Henry J. Crane
Uniondale
Dr. Crane
Crane
Charles Cierig
Charles, Jr
Morgan Stevens
Ralph H. Allen
Ralph, Jr
Hartford, Conn
Sarah Crane
Wae Westgate
Mary Brunson
Eyemett Avery
State Engineer Frank M. Williams Elected to Colgate Board
Frank M. Williams state engineer and surveyor was elected to a vacancy on Colgate University's board at a trustees meeting. He is a Colgate graduate of 1895 and a member of Gamma Delta fraternity Intercollegiate association officer last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Williams
Colgate University
Williams
Colgate
Uniony
Gamma Delta
Yhdent
Intercollegiate Association
Sriece
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Cemetery
Friends Meeting House
James H. Hazzard
Henry W. Hazzard
Mercy Hunter
John Hunter
Elizabeth Hunter
Elizabeth K
Richard Hunter
Seer C. Johnson
Willian Johnson
Roe
Johnson
Lewis
Joyceborn
Caroline Lounsbury
Hannah Lounsbury
A. Lefferts
Corps
Mead
Abraheeed
Abraham Mead
Ee M
R. M
Os Nic McElroy
Depetsher
Pearsall
Mariah A. Pearsall
Henry Ryder, Jr
Cornelia A. Rider
Egbert S. Rider
Emma Rider
Mary W. Rider
John R. Rider
Willard Rider
Charlies C. Rider
Henry Rider
Philo Rider
Ann R. Rider
Hannah G. One
Noah Brooks
Susannah Smith
Hannah J. Smith
Joseph Smith
Clarissa Smith
Catherine Beebe
Isaac Smith
Sarah P. Seaman
Jacob Seaman
Hannah Seaman
Martha Seaman
John Seaman
Amy Pearsall Seaman
Peter T. Seaman
Samuel T. Seaman
Anna P. Seaman
Fed
Phoebe B. Seaman
Thomas Seaman
Jacob T. Seaman
Sarah Seaman
Morgan Shuitt
Mary Ann Titus
Phoebe Titus
Harriett Shult
Charlesto
Phila Sutherland
Patrick Sutherland
Peter
A Oe Titus
Ritus
Susan Cocks Titus
Henry Thomas Titus
Titue, Jr
Ane
H. L
H—Ek AS
Z. T
T. N
Porn Jay
Otisville Presbyterians
Rev
Diven
Anon
F.D
H. P
G. E
Mrs. Canfield
Golf Club
Ellenville
State Hospital
Anna
Hasbrouck
Pine Camp
Claryville
Sullivan County
Burt Hasbrouck
Mary McShane
Arthur S. Moore
Ashley Hall
Amy M. Hilliard
R. N
Edgar V. Friend
Surgical Pavilion
J. L. Shelton
Arso
George H. Moore
James P. Nolan
Jonathan H. Groo
South
New Quarters
Brown Hunter
Piermont
Hoffman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!