Fair Officers Endorse Stivers Bill At Orange County Fair
At a forenoon meeting of the Orange County Agricultural Society officers the Stivers bill creating an agricultural school in Middletown was unanimously approved as best for local farming. Augustus Denniston presided. David A. Morrison was absent ill. The group planned the next Orange County Fair for August 30 to September 2 in Middletown with director and premium adjustments, naming superintendents for cattle sheep swine and other classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Agricultural Society
Stivers
Middletown
Augustus Denniston
Washingtonville
David A. Morrison
Newburgh
BH. A. Brown
Joel W. Houston
Florida
Henry M. Howell
H. Halleck
Washington
W. Yee
John St. Brad
John St. Brad- 5Ine
Wawayanda
A. F. Storey
William OC. Hart
Walden
W. Edgar Hill
Breny Ford
W. Q. Minturn
Warwick
Andrew Sehriver
Chester
M. A. Silvers
W. S. Sarer
J. T. Mapes
Oustille Grange
Asher Johnson
Hemptonburgh Grange
Gabriel Sever
Wallki River Grange
C., & Wells
Goshen Grange
George R. Vail
Chester Grange
John FE. DuBois
Westtown
Minisinkrang
Orange County
B. F. Smith
Orange County Gun Club
Bradley
Emmet E. Wood
G. M. Hallock
John I. Bradley
Nelson W. Wood
George E. Martin
Jesse Bull
Oxford
Edwin S. Chamberlain
Andrew Schriver
Weber B
Preans Taier
Wil
Roree
Sereretary
Morrison
Homo
Schepo Freed After Homicide Hearing in Central Valley
Gennaro Schepo, an Italian laborer, was acquitted and released after a March 17 hearing before Justice of the Peace Gildersleeve in Highland Mills. Prosecutors argued the shooting of Salvatore Rizzo was justifiable. the judge warned against carrying concealed weapons and released Schepo under court jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Valley
Justice of the Peace
Gildersleeve
Gennaro Schepo
Salvatore Rizzo
Highland Mills
Schepp
Goshen
Rizzo
St. Duke’s Hospital
William H. Moore
Moore
Elwood C. Smith
Charles Nucel
Smith
Gennaro
Ris
Hhis
Tien
Committee names long-serving society officers and officers
The committee named consists of D A Morrison of Newburgh for fifty one years secretary of the society, Rev Andrew Schriver of Chester, and the officers of the society.
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D. A. Morrison
Newburgh
Society
Andrew Schriver
Chester
Preacher Rev Hansel From Princeton Delivers Sermons
Amity Maren notes Rev Hansel of Princeton delivering frequent sermons to large congregations, with Lund also officiating at a funeral for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Rover Sunday afternoon. Hansel plans to preach again April 2 at the local church. Carr will move to Edenville.
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Maren
Princeton
Hansel
Lund
Rover
Carr
Edenville
John Davenport
Miz.ars
S.C
Goshen
Amy
Sor
RS. Willams
Tara Mach Sis
Will Build Cottages on Crestview Stock Farm
Th. Po Watson who owns Crestview Stock Farm on the southwestern slope of Walt Mountain plans cottages on his date. He rented to Mr. Watsons friends in Yorkers and New York. This farm is among the finest in Sullivan County and during Mr Watsons ownership about two rents he has spent 600 in betterments and improvements to the land.
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Po Watson
Crestview
Walt Mountain
Giedery
Cotones
Mr. Watson
New York
Sulivan County
Wat
Liberty Man Beaten on Road from Parksville to Liberty
H. B. Gillett reports being assaulted by two men on the road south of the Wm. H. Young farm around 1 am on Monday night. He sustained head wounds requiring stitches and was found bleeding near Parksville, with his watch and money still on him. He recalls little beyond being struck with a club and cannot yet confirm the assailants or motive. His injuries will keep him at home for several days but are not believed fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Parksville
H. B. Gillett
Himeself
Gillett
Wm. H. Young
Ralph Labar
Spring Glen Church Preaching and Local News Notes
Spring Glen reports preaching at the M E Church Sunday. Mrs J C Tymerass of Hurleyville visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Peck. John Caldwell improves his home with a new front door. Mererson travels to New York. Mrs Krum of Kiseston visits local friends. Snow near gone and robins return. Miss Neilie Cudney visits aunt Mrs W C Smith. Harry Masterson spends Sunday with parents. George Peck logs for Daly brothers saw mill. Mrs Newkirk not improved. Galtwell children ill with colds. John Upright stays at home in Phillipsport. J Clark mail carrier ill. Relph Jackson plans to travel to California soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. C. Tymerass
Hurleyville
George Peck
John Caldwell
Mererson
New York
Krum
Kiseston
Neilie Cudney
W. C. Smith
Harry Masterson
John Thornton
Daly Brothers
Newkirk
J. Galtwell
John Upright
Phillipsport
J. Clark
Relph Jackson
California
Parksville Community Notes Update March
Parksville columns report C J Fuller visiting Middletown and returning last Friday. Benson Kator buys H Taylor’s mountain loo and a Hebrew buys the blacksmith shop formerly run by Asa Banks. Mr and Mrs D K Fuller and Master Cyrus stayed with Mr and Mrs Norman Burton at Parkston. Mrs M S Stewart of Willowemoc visits sister in law Mrs A E Divine and Mrs G Sprague EB L Sutherland. A D W rail brakeman injures two fingers at Cadosia. Mrs F H King recovers from a fractured wrist. Miss Marguerite Walker of Liberty and niece Domihy Bradies visit Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Fuller
Middletown
Benson Kator
H. Taylor
Asa Banks
D. K. Fuller
Master Cyrus
Norman Burton
Parkston
M. S. Stewart
Willowemoc
A. E. Divine
G Sprague EB. L. Sutherland
D. & W. Railwar
Cadosia
F. H. King
Marguerite Walker
Liberty
Domihy Bradies
Middie Town
Liberty detective tied to hearse thief rings up arrests
New York investigator Drimm has hunted hearse thieves in Liberia Can-Verve and other towns this week. He has tracked the gang behind two years of successful larcenies and identifications. A horse was found in Hebrews stables near Mvenie and claimed by New York parties. Arrests have been made, though authorities withheld further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itective Drimm
New York
Liberia
Can- Verve
Sullivan
Stabies
Hebrews
Mvenie
Belents
New
Sullivan County Sees Four Toll Roads Sold in Special Session
Sullivan county supervisors convened at Liberty House to purchase four toll roads from five stock companies. Roads include Monticello to South Fallsburg for 3100, South Fallsburg to Grahameville at 850 per mile, sections of the old Newburgh and Cochecton turnpike, and nine miles of road to satisfy Route No 4. Towns to pay bonds. Neversink 3000 Fallsburg 7000 plus county bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Liberty House
Liberty
South Fallsburg
Monticello
South Fallsburgh
Grahameville
Newburgh and
Cochecton
Thompson
Wurtsboro
Newburgh and Cochecton
Orange County
Mongaup Valley
White Lake
Thompson -Haring
Townsend
Neversink
Fallsburg
Death Inquiry Into Girl In Liberty Case
District Attorney Ellsworth Baker orders action after a Hancock County case of suspected illegal medical practices. Miss Addie Carer, Liberty housekeeper, is detained amid a fatality at a local residence. two others fled. Hazel Cole, 17, died at a sister’s home after medical treatment, with funeral held at Baptist Church. Coroner Johnston attended an entombment prior to arrests. Baker moves swiftly to detain Dr. Tusede Low and assistant Addie Carer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Ellsworth Baker
Charles Farquhar
Hurleyville
Addie Carer
Hancock
Tts
Hancocs
Hancock Herald
Hazel Cole
William Cole
Winterdale
Benjamin Richards
Baptist Church
Schultz
Ball's Eddy
F. M
Anoalisi
Autrimes Baker
Tusede Low
Miss Lulu Fallon Dies Suddenly
Miss Lulu Fallon daughter of Thamas Faun hotel keeper was found unconscious in her bed at White Lake and died shortly after in Wooringburg. Dr G R Bull and J B Beaker attended. plans to build a new hotel on the property with three acres and two cottages.
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the Times Press
Wooringburg
Tan Fallon
Thamas Faun
High View
Midient, Jr
Beaker
G. R. Bull
Martin
New York
Mrs. H. S. Dusenberry Dies After Illness
Mrs. Horace Dusenberry died at her home on Thursday after a period of poor health. The obituary notes her long residence and family ties in the community. services are forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Dusenberry
Horace
Thisenberry
Itis Etx
Thareday Welt
Tommy Escapes Pepper Urgency In Breakfast Fracas
At breakfast Wile Terteny starts a spill with pepper after disobeying his father’s warning. The father disciplines, but the boy retorts with a quick defiant question about punishment, revealing a tense family moment and a plan to avoid blame.
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Tommy
Tomas
Toramiy
Ashe
Dad
Unionville Indorses Halstead as New York City counsel
Unionville reports J Floyd Halstead named Tuesday as special corporation counsel for New York City. Election results show Albert Van Fleet as President, Charles Elston a Trustee, John Kimbie a Collector, G H Elston Treasurer. Town funds approved for winding the clock and city fountain water supply. Brevides note Mrs Macinnes visiting. Mrs M B Vaninwegen died in Montana March 7. Babcock buys Rev Rhinesmith’s horse. Badcock to move April 1 to near Presbyterian Church house.
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Indorses
J. Floyd Halstead
City of New York
Unionville
Halstead
Hose House
Albert van Fleet
Charles Elston
John Kimbie
G. H. Elston
Ira W. Clark
George Babcock
Rhinesmith
James Badcock
Presbyterian Church
George
Davenport
Remembered Birthday of J H Taylor in Parksville
Friends honored J H Taylor at Parksville with a surprise birthday party on February 23. The gathering featured visiting and singing ending with refreshments at eleven o'clock. H DeKay Fuller, his nephew, presented a handsome rocker to the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Taylor
Parksville
H. DeKay Fuller
Mr. Taylor
Colonel Aaron Halstead and Roselawn Home at Central Valley
Profile of Colonel Aaron Halstead Taylor aged around 79, famed Orange County horse breeder. Once owned Florida in 1872 and sired top trotting stock sent to Russia and Italy, selling 100 horses yearly. Roselawn near Central Valley remains his residence. he remains healthful aside from a wrist injury and recalls early schooldays amid notable connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Halstead Taylor
Roselawn
Central Valley
Orange County
Florida
Volunteer Fifty-Ave
Col. Taylor
Russia
Italy
J. T. Helms
Seais
Blooming Grove
Chester High School
Phineas Robe
Bross
Roselawn Wi
Bodine recovering after St Luke's operation
Miss Sallie A. Bodine has recovered from her appendectomy at St Luke's Hospital in Newburgh and may return home Saturday. Local items note residents' visits, purchases, and community events. A court settlement with Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. was reached, and various social and church activities are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie A. Bodine
St Luke's Hospital
Newburgh
H. V. Linnemen
Roseville
N. J
Laura Hayne
John J. Vanderoef
Belle Sanderoef
George Coe
George W. Wait
Hobart
N. Y
J. H. Thompson
Goodwill Church
Presartery
Hudson Wednes
Wester Church
Middletown
Chees Floretion of
Rouse
Sams
Daniel B. Vanals
Herbert F. Cox
Buard
Goshen
Highway Superintendents
Frederick A. Quacken- Dos
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
Mondey
Quackenbes
Mr. Quackenbes
Wallace Kraune
Tixito
Edward Day
New York
Alice
Ross E
Montnemery
Pala Hudson Wi
Nice
Ellen Friler
Parksside
Sisiling
Calvin Dadeon
WLC
Celonkav
Berns
Eva Miller
ApegscemeTy
Bloomingburg Notice Sparks Family Update
Fragmentary OCR note references Mrs Mary Vinilts and Mrs Glover Clasham with unspecified visits and a two week period. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates household arrangements or caregiving during a confined period. NoDates or clear actions could be confirmed.
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Mio
Mary Viniltsheen
Glover Clasham
Am Greater
Roosa Elected Liberty President Despite Turmoil
The report notes W. M. Roosa securing the Liberty presidency amid contested ballots. Voter tallies show Wilbert Al Erna receiving 724 to 322 in one district as Callector Ll. WH Kenly trails with 4, and other vote counts reflect scattered totals across multiple locales.
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Pilate
Wilbert AL Erna
Pep Prensa
Westbronk
Poate Ring
Caliec
CGAL Shipping at St Hige Speed Port Eyeing Demand
Shipping crews face near limit as freight rates and port tonnage strain operations. Labor tensions rise with wage talks amid intensified yard activity and a focus on safety compliance, as Harworth and Wear towns monitor port efficiency and worker conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patric Hawken
Ant Gars
von Liv Gngsion
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GUN Club
Messrs. Howell
H. B. Borce
Gamage
Geshen
Schepo
Fense
the Times-Press
AMITY
Liberty Man
Spring Glen
Girl
Phoebe Low
Lulu Fallon
Mason
Times Press
Eer
Chas. Wolff, Jr
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitter
Col. North and King Sts
Middletown, WN
Aaron Halstead
Montgomery
Ciephamanys
Reformed Church
Z. Evans
York Ots
Balys Hall
Bloomingburg
W. M. Roosa
Cgal Shipping
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