Tuberculosis Meeting At Albany To Address 1938 War on TB
Invitations go to 10000 mayors officials and tuberculosis workers for a mass meeting in Albany next Saturday. Taft and Governor Hughes will speak at the close of the conference of local committees on prevention of tuberculosis. The Roll of Honor lists cities counties and programs already active in TB work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Taft
Hughes
State Charities Aid Association
Buffalo
Geneva
Rochester
Yonkers
Binghamen
Cohoes
Dunkirk
Poughkeepsie
Rome
Schenectady
Syracuse
Troy
Utica
Watertown
Canandaigua
Elmira
Jamestown
Kingston
Palmyra
Middletown
Newburgh
Olean
Couty
Dutchess
Jefferson
Monroe
Onondaga
Ontario
Rensselaer
Schenerstady
Ulster
TenEyck Hotel
Centennial Ball
Harmanus Bleecker Hall
Lafayette quarries reopen after years of idle operation
Lafayette New Jersey March 13 operations began for Lafayette Slate Companys large quarry on a 100 acre farm a mile and a half from town. Florrie and McKinnon of Easton PA act as subcontractors. The quarries first opened in 1869 but were later bankrupted and idle until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
N. J
Lafayette Slate Company
Florrie & McKinnon
Easton
Penn
Kaltz
Illness of James M. Campbell at Woodbury Falls
James M. Campbell, a long time local farmer and former town collector, was ill with pneumonia two weeks ago and partially improved. Born in Woodbury Falls, his farm has stayed in his family for 130 years. His cousins include James W. of Highland Mills. The article traces the Campbell lineage to Scotland’s Argyle family and notes historic loyalties and notable ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury Falls
James M. Campbell
Central Valley
Wavke
Campbell
Theprague
Mr. Campbell
Scotland
Michigan
James W
Highland Mills
Woodbury
Argyle
Loth
England
Cullsden Moor
Marquis of
Lorne
Louise
Queen Victoria
Mutations For Old Monroe Farm Sale and Plans
The Frank Hallock farm of 287 acres on Greenwood Lake road in Monroe changed ownership this Wednesday to Thomas Moran of 100 William Street New York City. The farm has been under a single owner for a century. the current tenant will rent it for a period before Moran subdivides the land into five acre plots to build several cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hallock
Greenwood Lake Road
Monroe
Thomas
Moran
William Street
New York City
Freeman sells cottage at 20 Royce Avenue to Mrs. Allen
William Freeman of Philadelphia sells his modern cottage at 20 Royce Avenue to Mrs. Mary Allen and takes possession at once. The sale is arranged through C. SY. Edgar in Corwin Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freeman
Philadelphia
Royce Avenue
Mary Allen
C. SY. Edgar
Corwin Block
Surprise Bridal Shower for Gen tlan Washburn in Central Valley
In Central Valley on a Thursday night a party of fifty-two women surprised Miss Gen tlan Washburn, recently married in Brooklyn to Charles Lohman, at her mother Jennie Washburn’s home. The event featured gifts, a large laundry basket of household utensils, rice for luck, and warm congratulations from local matrons and young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Valley
Gentlan Washburn
Brooklyn
Charles Lohman
Harrimen
Miss Washburn
Jennie Washburn
Frank J. Nearn
R. J. Trevorrow
Warren M. Gildersleeve
Ethan, Dodds
5. S. Shaw
D. H. Sprague
Alf. Weygant
Barlow Ford
Herman Grahlis
Marie Bucking
Bert Gregory
Charles Florence
Reuben Leonard
A.H. Travers
Rebekah Campbell
J. M. Pembleton
L. M. Pembleton
Frank Custard
John Kang
John Prigee
Herbert Ford, Jr
Theron McKnight
Oscar Atres
Fred Woolley
4. C. Mills
Milton Pembleton
Eugene Atwater
Alice Lamont
T. J. Risenbarr
Richard Bullwinkle, Jr
Harry, Conover
William Clawson
George Cornell
George Weygant
Morgan Shull
Jessie Campbell
Veronica Burns
Katie Tillotson
Bertha Green
Jaizzie Goetz
Katie Goetz
Florence Ryder
Alice Hunter
Isabel Weygant
Ida Cornell
Bt. Jacob's Lutheran Church Street Address Notice
Notice lists Bt. Jacob's Lutheran Church located at Fourth avenue and 55th street in Way Ridge Brooklyn. Public posting for local church address details and potential community notices follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob's Lutheran Church
Fourth Avenue
55Th Street
Way Ridge
Brooklyn
Little Britain Presbyterian Church Marks 145th Year
The Little Britain Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting on Wednesday with 10:30 a.m. services and a roll call of the living and the year's dead. Rev. Hugh Russell Fraser of Cornwall gave an address on church membership. An offering exceeded 55 dollars. A bountiful dinner followed. Trustees reelected were Dr. Coleman, George J. Burnett, and William B. Moores for three years. William D. Moores named treasurer and Charles B. Knapp clerk. Treasurers reported funds including 1850 graveyard, 300 building and repair, and 85 general expenses with steady growth and ongoing good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Britain
Dr. Coleman
George 3. Burnett
William B. Moores
William D. Moores
Charles B. Knapp
Eighteen Years Of Married Life Celebrated In Bullville
A pleasant March 9 gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wright near Bullville marked their eighteenth wedding anniversary. The event featured social conversation, games, and a fine supper, with numerous relatives and friends in attendance from Bullville Pine Bush Circleville and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac 5. Wright
Bullville
H. M. Roberts
Charles Roberts
G. H. Miller
David Howell
James Deitch
Collabar
William R. Smith
Miss Darling
Harry Cox
Circleville
Mir
Fred Schaefer
John H. Cleveland
Harold Schaefer
Nancy Glynn
Middletown
Forty Years Married Hon. and Mrs George Mcnaughlin
The Monticello Republican Watchman notes that Hon. and Mrs. George McNaughlin will mark forty years of marriage on March 15. The couple has three sons, all successful in business, and a daughter with many accomplishments. The writeup praises their youthful appearance and suggests using the classified column for needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mcnaughlin
Monticello
Republican-Watchman
Auto Gossip and the Rise of Automobiles in Highland Mills
Highland Mills observes Bailey Johnston opens an auto garage with himself in charge and traffic rises as more residents acquire cars. Joyriding along Turner to Central Valley draws speed trap debates, while chauffeurs mesmerize local youths who dream of the driver’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Mills
Bailey Johnston
Turner
Central Valley
April 4 Changes Rices Move to Newark
Mr and Mrs J R Rice of 65 East Main street will move to Newark on April 1. Charles Emde has rented the Rice house at 65 East Main street and will reside there starting April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rice
East Main Street
Newark
Charles Emde
Surrogate Swezey actions and estate filings listed
The document details surrogate Swezey's proceedings through March, including wills admitted, administrations granted, and guardianships across Orange County and surrounding towns. Names such as George H. Burnett, Maria J. Lounsberry, John G. Wilkin, Daniel McDonald, Esther E. Reeve, Jacob F. Shorter, Lillian Lynch, James Prial, Harvey N. DeWitt appear with executors and guardians listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrogate
John B. Swezey
Wille
George H. Burnett
Middletown
Hmelis Burnett
Aaron Hunt
Warwick
Josephine Hunt
Hannah Amelia Tears
Walden
William John Tears
Adiline W. Ostrander
Sarah K. Crana
Blooming Grove
Walter F. Crans
Robert W
Otisville
James Langan
Sadie Stearns
Deerpark
Charles B. Stearns
Charles
Cornell
Montgomery
Martha K. Felter
John Farrell
Goshen
William J. Farrell
Sarah Jane White
Port Jervis
Ida J. Johnson
Emma L. Knapp
Charles A. Knapp
Jacob F. Shorter
Wallkill
Agnes McCartney
David McCartney
Monroe
Harry L. O'Neal
Wihan H. O'Neal
John W. Lynch
Lillian F. Lynch
William §. Prial
James Prial
Robert H. Clark
Harvey N. DeWitt
Minisink
Orange county trolley idea proposed to connect Goshen and Newburgh
A letter from Farmingdale urges building a trolley road from Goshen to Newburgh via Chester and Washingtonville with branches from Monroe and Warwick. The writer cites the Goshen Middletown route as profitable and suggests riding the morning Newburgh branch train to see trolley viability. Also notes Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs meets March 16 at 3 p.m. with an interesting program in the Philanthropic Club Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmingdale
Orange County
Tralley
Montgomery
Newburgh
Goshen
Chester
Washingtonville
Monroe
Warwick
Middletown
Erie
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Philanthropic Club
Corwin i Block
Woman’s Back Pain Attributed To Kidney Trouble
Middletown resident Mrs Eugene Crossman of 48 South Street testifies that kidney pain caused backache and dull grinding pains. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills from J B Miller Drug Store she recovered enough to recommend them to others. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Eugene Crossman
South Street
N. Y
Dean
J.B Mille
Ferers
Foster-Milburn Co
Putaly
New York
Max Weight death hinted in New York area oddities
The report claims Max Weight was killed last Sunday at Cadosia after his mother Mrs Edward Weight warned of the danger. She recalls a cold sensation at dawn and says Max had recently visited his penins and was urged to ride the railroad, with a grim warning of his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Cadosia
Edward Weight
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Monroe Farm
Paina Witt Dieappe
Doan
Pic
Ingrain CA
Brussel
Brussels
Axminster
Tapestry Bruse
RPET
Sia
Ingrain
China
Japan
Bailey
Grand Rapids
The
Crawford Furniture Co
Middletown, N. Y
Crawford Building
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