Ellenville Improvement Meeting Debates Local Projects
Ellenville Improvement Association held a large meeting March 19 with plans for shade trees fire limits and building code fire alarms and railroad facilities. Committees were named to pursue tree planting and trimming duties and seek code guidance, while a by law revision panel and new member slate were introduced. Funeral notices and social events filled the page alongside business topics and reservoir bids.
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Ellenville
Mrndaying
Village Board of Trusteers
Re. William ©. Rose
W. Kelly Shook
Bert H. Terwilliger
William Booth
C. Dwight Divine
Village Improvement Association
Village Hall
Board of Water Commissioners
Guily Brook
Revocation of Hotel Neville Licenses Alarms Local Liquor Men
The Hotel Neville on Cottage Street loses its liquor license prompting concern among area proprietors. An Albany hearing followed Inspector testimony and a license revocation was ordered, with reports suggesting other local dealers face similar action.
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Neville
Cottage Street
John D. Lee
Clty
Albany
Lee
Nev Tle
Death claims retired clergyman Rev. Andrew McIntyre aged 86
Rev. Andrew McIntyre a Congregational minister died at his Howells home after a long life of Christian service. He taught school briefly and served pulpits mainly in New York and Connecticut before retiring to Middletown and later Howells. He leaves wife Cornelia Spencer, two children Ames E. and Edith, and siblings Mary Cross and Margaret Dennistos.
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Japan
Dasoale
John J. Ryan
Board of Education
Hoemer
Ellenvile
Russell T. Cookingham
Huyler
George F. Andrews
William Mosely
New Haven
Conn
Mosely
Scamlesa Rubber Tire Company
Louis Wohl
Mountaindale
Brooklyn
Irving Ostrander
George Gosselin
Lackawack
New York
Albert E. Lord
Byron Storms
Church Street
George Markle
Ellenville
Boilin
David Austin
Roeswell House
Juean Weber
Alonzo DeWitt
Theodore Rubke
James Glennon
Francis ¥An Riper
and Airs
Dwight Wood
Luzon
F. D. Brown
Brodhead Street
Charles Clark
Bellaire
Brower
Joseph H. Clark
F. GC. Schindler
Summville
Daisy Pierre
Charles A. Mills
Thomas J. Tone
Bergen
Bert H. Terwilli
Ger
Carola Blanca
Woodbourm
Huonville
Poughkeepsie
Fred Frieleweh
W.F. Holmes
Kingston
EB. Holes
Merlon Dean
Oneonta
Mienville
Wallo
Sidney Cole
Helena Newkirk
John J. Newkirk
Greenfield
Stev
Sidney M. Cole
New York City
Brodheads
William Miller
Erhard Ruckel
James W. McCartney
Btlr
Main Street
Pioneer
Rev. Albert
B. Lord
W. N. Townsend
H. Weatlake
B. M. Taylor
William Vincent Banting
Hank Hill
Halsted Northrup
Michael Weasmer
Buffalo
McDowell & Weasmer
Etta van Dyck
Middletown
Thomas Smith
Goldsmith
Brethers
John ‘Boice
Napanoch
Tusaday
P. N. Cantine
Ya “Henry J. Shurier
Benjamin Lubin
Charles Storman
Sadie Tripp
P. Morris Preator
Tripp
W. ER. A. Perry
Utica
William Bradford
Mary Vernooy
Dorothy Irvin
Syracuse University
John Burlison
Ralph H. Eaton
Eugenia Woolfolk
Helen B Holman
Mitchell House
Cornelia Beebe
Mts. Sheehan
New Hampshire
Andrew McIntyre
Congregational Church
Howells
Israel
Mrs McIntyre
Aaron
Ann Hill McIntyre
Union Gallery
Schenectady
Connecticut
A. E. McIntyre
Coventryville
Chenango County
Cuba
Cornelia Spencer
Ames E. McIntyre
Edith 4. McIntyre
Joseph McIntyre
Washington
Mary Cross
Margaret Dennistos
Chicago
Walden Woman Bit es Policeman In Disturbance Case
Walden residents Harry and Mamie Davis were arrested in Kingston Thursday night for causing a disturbance while intoxicated. The woman allegedly bit a officer, and both were jailed for fifteen days. The man claimed they had four children at home needing a mother's care. MR DOYLE FUNERAL Ellen Hk Dorie funeral was at St Josephs Church with Requiem Mass. Pallbearers named. burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
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Harry
Mamie Davis
Walden
Kingston
Bally
Storr Ams
Doyle
Ellen HK. Dorie
St. Joseph's Church
Father Pals
John O Brien
John Greeve
John Glavin
Dennis Horan
St. Joseph's Cemetery
False report of printer's death in Newark inquiry
A rumor spread in this city claiming Harry D. Suderier died in Newark. An inquiry from the Newark paper’s composing room traced Suderley Limeell by telephone, confirming he is alive. The text mentions Birch Larch and Fir trees, noting birch grows farther north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Suderier
Newark
Suderley Limeell
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Ellenville Sercasors
Jacob J. Russell
Mitee
Oud
Tradr
Messrs. M. Eugene Clark
Alfred Gaskell
George B. Holmes
Robert Bonhyman
Silas Demarest
Fountain Square
Bert H. Terwillker
Oscar O. Kreuse
Warside Inn
Albert V. Porter
Raymond G. Cox
Joseph Hyatt
E. ¥Ernen
Howard B. Dutcher
John H. Divine
M. Eugene Clark
Nam ¥, Bunting
M. Taylor
John Upright
Pailing
Jock
Phillipsport
Sarre
Nepanoch
Fembey. Verstegan
Fury
Oriigins
Joseph Cahn
North St
Middletown, N. Y
Bargain Clothing
Tise
Hoey & Gray
Franklin Square
Spectors
Stewart
Buck Bros
West Main Street
Middletown Savings Bank
Leo Barnett
James ST. Middletown, N. Y
Erie Depot
Commercial Printing House
Stivers Printing Company
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