May Crabtree Weds Willard Sinsabaugh in Montgomery Ceremony
A June 30 wedding in Montgomery united Miss May Crabtree and Willard K. Sinsabaugh of Walden with about 100 guests. Rev. Ivan G. Martin officiated, the bride wore white crepe de chine, and the knot was celebrated with pink and white decor. A collation followed as silver and cut glass gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Miss May Crabtree
Willard K. Sinsabaugh
Walden
Ivan G. Martin
Presbyterian
Georgette Crepe
Harry Crabtree
Jennie B. Hewitt
Marion Crabtree
Lomma Crabtree
Cora FE. DeKay
Clarence H. Crabtree
Church services listed for Ridgebury Denton and Slate Hill
Ridgebury Presbyterian holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Denton Presbyterian schedules Sunday school and preaching at 7 p.m. and 7:80 p.m. Slate Hill Presbyterian offers preaching and Sunday school at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgebury Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Denton
Presbyterian
Slate Hill Presbyterian
Ulsterville Personal News Roundup
Ulsterville residents report summer activity with visitors and travel. Christopher Witte of New York plans a vacation at his parents home, and Helen May Kain of Eastman's College vacationing with her parents before starting a New York City job. Edward Guising buys a touring car. Mrs. David McFihone shows little improvement. David Moffatt visited Walden for a pleasure trip. EB Welsh returns home from Newchurch. Mrs. William Burger visits Qosh en on business. A schoolhouse revival meeting drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulsterville
Christopher Witte
New York
Eity
C. H. Witte
Mies
Helen May Kain
Eastman
Business College
Niver Kuin
New York City
Edward Guising
David McFihone
Thor agents sought for Orange county agencies
Thor motorcycle distributor George Sorensen seeks to set up agencies in every city and village in Orange county. He invites inquiries for catalog and full particulars. Also classified notices on clothing on credit and pigs for sale listed with partial names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THOR
George Sorensen
Main Street
Heaton
N. Y
Orange County
Funeral Directors and Embalming Staff Directory Entry
WM. STEWART KER Funeral Director and Embalmer with H. C. Aer Associate operate from Office and Parlor 273 North Street. Phones 142 for day or night service. Lady assistant available. New York ice provided with New York and Brooklyn Casket Co at 27 Great Jones Street. Phone 3260 Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Stewart Ker
H. C. Aer
North Street
New York Ice
New York and Brooklyn Casket Co
Great Jones T
Funeral Directors and Burial Services Listings
Alexander Merritt and A W Blumberg list funeral and casket services in Middletown and New York. Rockafellow Burial Co operates 99 North Street with M R Rockafellow as manager and Fred O Rockafellow as mortician. Marguerite KR Rockafellow specializes in care of women and children. Various offices and phone numbers are provided for multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockafellow Burial CO
North Street
M. R. Rockafellow
Fred O. Rockafellow
Marguerite KR
Rockafellow
New York
Rogers Place
Intervate
Melrose
William T. Cornelius Funeral Director and Embalmer
Funeral director and embalmer William T. Cornelius operates offices in Otisville New York and New York City with branch contact numbers and affiliations to National Casket Co. A lady assistant and auto references appear among miscellaneous contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Cornelius
North
Otisville
N. Y
New York
National Casket Co
Lake Ave
East 39Th Street
Murray Hill
Local Guardsmen Awaiting Call
Reports detail a camp arrival and the first regiment's camp setup amid rain. The article notes teamwork with Newburgh and Middletown troops, a concert by the regimental band, light hazing rumors, improvised transport, and promotions to corporals as the unit settles in for border duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
New York
Neld
Steedman
Timestress
Mapledoram Pushes Monticello Rail Road Plan
Mapledoram returns from five week trip to scout sites for a new rail line from Middletown to Callieoon. He will act as engineer to drive preliminary work and has secured promises of financing once work begins. Officers await orders as plans move toward construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Mapledoram
Middletown
Callleoon
Dering
Prisoners Enroute to Border Amid Mexican Crisis
Reported progress of prisoners released after the Carrizal battle as Mexican authorities announce they were sent toward the border. Mexican militia cross into the United States as crowds gather in El Paso awaiting the prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Designato Arredondo
Aguillar
United States
Carrizal
Walden Plans Huge Gala Day July Fourth Parade
Walden Independence Day Committee plans Walden's Gala Day at Bradley Field on July 4. A morning street parade features organizations cars and floats with prizes for top decorated autos. A noon baseball game Keen Katters vs Manhattan Red Sox followed by an athletic meet and a patriotic address. Evening fireworks costs about 200 dollars. Tag Day funds the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Teamsnyice
Smartecone
Walden Musical Organizations
Pradley Field
Keen Katters
Manhattan Red Sox
New York City
Sox
George A. Cantine
Newburgh
Ft Ia
Finchville Visitors Traveling Tidbits From Finchville Notes
Finchville residents report guests and visitors from Hartford Meadville Jersey City New Jersey and Detroit during June and early July. J C Hawkins and Susie McWil lame returned from Connecticut while Corwin Prior Hawkins visits the Hawkins homestead for a summer outing. Mrs Garret DeGraw visits from New Jersey to see relatives in Greenville and Electa J Penney hosts guests from Meadville and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchville
J. C. Hawkins
Susie McWillame
Connecticut
C. C. Hawkins
Hartford
John Booth
Meadville
Washington, D. C
Grandaughter
Bernice Seybolt
Electa J. K. Penney Monay
Corwin Prior Hawkins
Conn
F. Kuykendall
Jersey City
Detroit
Greenville church to host strawberry and ice cream festival
The ladies of the Greenville M. E. Church will hold a strawberry and ice cream festival in Grange Hall Greenville on Tuesday evening July 4. Homemade cake fruit and other refreshments will be served as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ladies of the
Greenville M. BE
Grange Hall
Graduation Time at Monticello Parish Exercises
Monticello June 30 annual St Peters parish event filled the Lyceum Broadway Monticello with 8 30 p m program featuring plays songs dances and a valedictory. 1916 graduates included Helen McCormick Vera Delaney Kathryn Ryan Irene O Meara Anna McDonald Gladys Lane with class honors for John McDonald Frances Campbell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
St. Peter's Parish
St. Peter’s Church
Lyceum
Broadway
John J. Fullam
Arabella Consuella van Haughty
Cynthia Wilhelmina Haughty
Apinsters
Maria Cordes
Dorothy Kelly
Dinah Goldenrod
Brideet Murphy
Marion McCartie
Eleanore Toohey
Aisia Tuthill
Frances Hill
Celia
Phyllis
Doris
Daphne
Rose
Catherine Dougherty
Gladys Lane
Irene O'Meara
Anna McDonald
Winifred Carey
Little Cooks
Helen McCormick
Vera Delaney
Kathryn Ryan
Palmer
Anna McDoneld
Eunice Hellion
Brleanocre Toohey
Gertrude Ryan
Raymond Galligan
Anna Kelly
Mary Curley
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Soldiers Move Through Montgomery on Way to Mexican Border
June 20 five train loads of soldiers, 12 cars long, passed through Montgomery en route to the Mexican border for active service. About 3,900 men from 12 companies, mainly Massachusetts Second Regiment led by Col Hayes, plus Hartford cavalry and signal corps units, with horses and equipment. Villagers lined the route, cheering the departing troops as they received books, magazines, cigars, papers, and flags with inscriptions.
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Montgomery
Wallkill Valley
Massachusetts Second Regiment
W. ©. Hayes
Cavalry and Signal Corps
Hartford
Con
Westtown School graduates five in village ceremony
Westtown June 30 graduates from the village school in a new building on June 23. The class of five includes Laura Hansen Paul Hafner Percy D Mather Seeley Decker and Andrew Sorg. Diplomas were given by principal George H Clark with Rev F M Line delivering prayers and Rev R W Lake giving the class address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
Laura Hansen
Paul Hafner
Percy D. Mather
Seeley Decker
Andrew Sorg
F. M. Line
R. W. Lake
George H. Clark
Unionville
Louise Drake
Ernest Hafner
Percy Mather
Frank Cooper
Clarence Overton
Foster Lake
Lewis Halstead
Allison Terry
Viola Gable
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Warren Sayer
W. H. N. Saver
Goshen High School
William H. VanGelder
Sullivan Chaunty
Emma Graham
Jacob Taylor
Englewood
N. J
Frank Graham
Francis M. Line
Emma Mar
Brave Man and Courtroom Tale and Local Notes
A London Tit-Bits style exchange features a lawyer and witness in a dramatic courtroom moment about truth and fear. Local notes report Ian Dewitt joining Shohola Western Union as manager, Mrs. Clark visiting Asbury Park, Mrs. Naird’s hospital tumor operation, and Clara Neail missing from the Werry farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerite
Jesse Mille Hodge
Presbyterie
Ian Dewitt
Shohola
Western Union Telegraph Company
C. G. Clark
Asbury Park
Floyd Naird
Near Westtown
Thrall Hospital
Clara Neail
Andrew Neall
Werry
Services and notices from Pine Bush and area churches
In Pine Bush the estate settlement for Louisa Coddington sees Mrs Emma Ball's $3700 bill for services withdrawn per will advice and executor Simon Vernooy upheld by the surrogate. Also notes resumed New Prospect Reformed Church services next Sunday and a large strawberry and ice cream festival at Graham Church that netted over $50. Simon Vernooy recounts Middletown Company I soldiers' March arrival at Beekman. Howard D. McKinney returns from New Brunswick to visit family. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society in Newburgh District heard Rev Cyrus W. Severance and Mrs Joseph E. B. Appley speak. Newburgh delegation included Mrs Townsend and Mrs Charles B. DuBois. Upcoming Methodist Church service at 11 am with a sermon on Divine Providence and Man's Partnership, 7:30 pm on Our Republic. Epworth League meets at 6:45 pm. all youths invited.
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Pine Bush
Louisa Coddington
Emma Ball
Simon Vernooy
J. E. Martin
New Prospect Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Graham Church
Church Lawn
Beekman
Company
I Boys
Middletown
Camp Whitman
Howard D. McKinney
New Brunswick
John L. McKinney
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Newburgh
Cyrus W. Severance
Burma
Joseph EB. Appley
Townsend
Charles B. DuBois
Reform Church
W. F. M. Society
Bloomingburg
Our Republic
Epworth League
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Church News
Denton Presbyterian
Cohen's
Weatain Street
Mre, J, EB
iMennessy
Crystal Nun
Thompson Hides
Thomas C. Rogers
Alexander Merritt
James St
Otteville
A. W. Blumberg
East 39Th St
Binghamton
Flrat
Hinghamton
America
New York State
Third Regiment
Binghamton Company
Big
Pickard
Company 1
Wrenn
Frank Wrenn
Enterprise
Green Haven
Sife
Company I
Nat Hulse
Nat
Lea
Lee Burnett
Dill Werley
Tom Vernooy
Good Ship
Dwight
Hach
Times-Preas
W. H L. Wood
R. O. Ludlum
Jime Blake
Weatchester County
Sullivan
Lane
Frank H. Finn
M. A. Stivers
Mary Stivers
Pion
Harry J. Cookingham
Flrst Regiment
Finn
Hamilton
Columbus
New Mexico
Guzman
Pershing
el Paso
Dents
International Bridge
Jaurez
20Th Infantry
Rio Grande
Washington
Senate
National Guard
Arlington Cemetery
Tenth Cavalry
House
Johnson
Military Affairs Committee
St. Peter’s School
George Davis
New London
Thomas Davis
Coast Artillery
Floyd Borthie
Maybrook
Bertha G. Ehlers
Goshen
Kaune
Billa Wright
Inglewood
Emily Lawson
Mould
I. R. Ackerly
Yosemite
California
M. BE
Ackerly
M. BE. Hospital
Montgomeryite
Westtown School
London
Coddington
McMonagle & Rogers
North Side
Rexall
Cheney Bros
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