Evangelistic Convention Set at Mount Salem Church
A Mount Salem evangelistic convention begins Sunday April 10 at the little white Baptist Church on the hill. Evangelist Waldron and several ministers from nearby towns join the Mount Salem pastor in leading meetings nightly for two weeks or more. The program includes singing by Grace Hanmore and Mrs Waldron and calls on all to attend for spiritual renewal and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Monks
Easton
Mra
Clara J. Elston
Alon
Ao Baird
Middletown
Kate Cole
Colesville
Clara Vanlnwegen
Little White Baptist Church
Mount Salem
N. J
Evangelist
BR. Waldron
Brooklyn
Elmer E. Loux
Sussex Baptist Church
Claude J. Yeomans
Baleville
Easter News From Bullville and Vicinity
Louis Bannon and son from New York City enjoy Easter at Postmaster James Bell’s. Edward Sammons buys a bay team. Village folk attend Pine Bush firemen’s bail. A bull terrier gift to a Bell family friend. J S Davie digs a cellar for a new shop. William Baker clips horses for local farmers. Easter services at M E Church with choir music. Mark Rigner works for James Green. Patrick Boland shows improving health. Mrs Emily Mills visits daughter Mrs Joseph Bull. Hopewell Church missionary meeting at Mrs Bull’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bannon
Louis
New York City
James Bell
Edward Sammons
G. W. Evans
Pine Bush
J. S. Davie
William Baker
M. E
Mark Rigner
James Green
Patrick Boland
Emily Mills
Joseph Bul
Hopewell Church
Joseph Bull
Easter Week at Woodbine Cottage in Wurtsboro
Mrs. McCoubray entertains guests at Woodbine Cottage in Wurtsboro for Easter week including John J. Howe Joseph Baruch Lawrence W W Bransfield Miss A G C M Miss J A Mansfield and Miss Marguerite Sullivan.
Harding Return From Souther Trip With Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Harding return from a southern trip of about two weeks visiting Mr and Mrs George N Clemson at Tarpon Springs. They spent time fishing cruising and touring the surrounding country. On the way home they stopped in St Augustine Jacksonville and Washington DC where Miss Florence M Harding joined them for the final leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harding
Harding
George N. Clemson
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Washington
D. C
Florence M Harding
Rel
Think Cook Due in New York
New York March 24 the possibility of Explorer Cook's arrival today stirred a watch on incoming Central American steamers. Funeral services for George L. Reynolds of Auburn were held at the Reformed Church, Wurisboro. A apoplexy left one daughter at Wurisbere, Mrs. William Stanton. Thomas H. Parry Sr. aged Shrdre. Funeral services from his residence 27 Lewareune on Sunday. Erskine New York 142 West 5th Street, Dir. Laer Lockwood, wife of A Lane Erskine, and youngest daughter of the late Samuel B. and Martha T. Larkeoot, former of Middletown. Alex Merritt Directors. Telephone 16 West Main Street. James Serert Middletown. New Fork office, 30 Great Jens Street. William T. Comtelis, Directors. Great Fries Street. Private reporters valiant. New York office 30 Great Jens Street. Rockafellow Ras Fwertal inrodiore 8 North Street. Weders acthed cmbo lmtex-een. No lesirementa ef poleeness. New York eice 30 Great Jens Street. SHS Sprivz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cook
George L. Reynolds
Auburn
the Reformed Church
Wurisbero
Isa
Bes
Wurisbere
Wiliam Stanton
Erskine
West Vth Street
Laer Lockwood
A. Lane Erskine
Samuel B
Martha T. Larkeoot
Middletown
Wiliiar T. Comtelius
Feeces
Sed Frater
Pat Dors
Lin North Street
Oeil
Great Fries Street
North Street
Rceiecale, Privete Iemrters
Vaalt
Eice
Obituary Notes From a Local Newspaper Notice
Obituary notes list several deaths including Mrs. Nancy Wright aged over 80, Rudolph Smith a ship steward, Benjamin M. Meeks, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Clark, Thomas J. Taylor, Mrs. Mary Shafer, and Benjamin French. Each entry gives age, residence, cause or circumstances, and immediate survivors or burial details. A sports section reports Eagle Hose Co. beating the Elks 14 to 11, bowling records at Tuxedo Park, a Monticello baseball vaudeville show fundraiser, and early practice for a Monticello team with resident players named and season plans.
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Nancy Wright
Monrge Wright
Livingston Manor
Monroe
P. G
Cirele |Ville
George
Neversink
Rudolph Smith
Hurleyville
Mamburgh
Germany
Ward Line
Benjamin M. Meeks
Highland Hospital
Matteawan
Mr. Meeks
Monticello
Benjamin
Edmira Sprague
Wisner
Warwick Valley
Norman Clark
Bellvale
Ernest
William
Warwick
Bellvale M. E
Thomes Bagshaw
Thomas J. Taylor
Florida
Mary Shafer
Walden
Adam Shafer
Searsville
Newark
N. J
Joseph Shafer
Brick Church
Montgomery
French
Wallkill Lodge
Stanley Millspaugh
Milspaugh
The
Masons
Orange Hose Co
No. 1
Board of Education
Board of Health
John
Amsterdam
Finchville School Reopens After Illness Break
Finchville resumed sessions after a two week closure due to Miss Wagner’s illness. Neighbors move goods as spring relocation begins. Mrs. Margaret B. Ketcham, born 1836, enters her ninety fifth year amid visits from L E Ketcham and Doty. Mrs. Helmes is noted for entertaining the elderly and managing a household of an aged member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ketcham
James Heim
Mount Hope
Maple Date
LE. Ketcham
Doty
Helmes
Mar
No Quorum At Board Meeting On Teachers Petition
A special meeting of the Board of Education was called Wednesday night to act on a teachers petition regarding schools Good Friday. The petition was signed by Sixty signatures. No quorum was present. President Silverk and members Beakes Lseen and Fellows expressed their views on the petition.
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Board of Education
Silverk Messrs. Beakes
Charles Clearwater to be Pullman rear conductor this summer
Charles Clearwater linked to the Erie freight offer went to New York to secure a conductor’s uniform. He will serve as a Pullman rear conductor on the New York Central railroad this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clearwater
Erie
New York
Clearwater
New York Central Railroad
Pension Bill Introduced in House by Bradley
Representative Thomas W. Bradley of this district introduced House Bill No. 23.266 to grant a pension to George Pret and the same heirs referred to the committee on pensions for forward action.
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Mondar
Thomas W. Bradley
George Pret
Committee On Fovard
Bradley
House of Representatives
Bit Ann's Council
Knights of Columbus
Committee On the
Post Office and Postroads
Removing Building Affects City Street Cleanup
Martin Neisem has started tearing down a house on City Ball Street. The Jammet will be removed from Roosevelt Avenue for cost savings and urban redevelopment.
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Martin Neisem
Beren
Bremier
Ball St
Roosevelt Avenue
Recolst UI
Personal notices from Kingston area residents and visitors
Mildred Eppelsheimer of Flushing and Miss Minnie Brower of California stay with uncles in Linden and this city during Easter. Judge Seeger visits East Main Street. Mrs. A. P. Gibson improves after illness. Phillip Schaffer visits relatives. Adam Shafer ill with grip. Mrs. William Hatser of Passaic visits Green Street family. Margaret A Gannon returns home after visiting grandmother in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. J Leror Haight visit Walton and Oneenta. Charles Polley moves to Jersey City. A Rexce of Liberty on business. Eleanor Heyce suffers rheumatism at West Main. Mrs. M. Green rents Green streets residence. Nellie E. Doty and Fidel Reed visit friends in Jersey City and Brooklyn. J. W. Thompson and daughter Hinot return home to Lanesboro. Florine A. Devel confined to bed with tonsillitis.
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Mildred Eppelsheimer
Flushing
L. L
Charles C. Prime
Linden Avenue
Minnie &. Brower
California
C. C. Prime
Judge Seeger
Powilson
East Main Street
A. P. Gibson
M. A. Case
Green
Margaret A Gannon
Beacon Street
M. A Case
Greenville
J. Leror Haight
Walton
Oneenta
Charles Polley
Thas
Jersey City
Poller
Raappateauc
A. Rexce
Liberty
Eleanor Heyce
West Main Street
M. Green
Middletown
M. B. Book- Rinyvor
Kingston
Nellie EB. Doty
Fidel Reed
Midland Lake
Derey Pils
Brookiyn
J. W. Thompson
Hiinot
Lanesboro
Florine A. Devel
Real Estate Notes Incomplete Entrants At Gardner Avenue
Pasian and Dayton disclose real estate notes with unclear details. George Bromchion listed with Kin Ven Team College. possession expected by or around mid month at 20 Gardner Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasian & Dayton
George Bromchion
Gardner Asemie
Hoek
AyThi
Passion Week Service At Westtown Church
WESTTOWN FRIDAY night at 7 45 in the Presbyterian Church a special service commemorating the Savior's death will be observed. The pastor will speak on Gethsemane the Rose Garden of God and the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed. Easter themes and music plans accompany morning and evening services as a large congregation is expected. Rowland Russell and Lewis Cole are visiting Florida for three weeks. The Methodist sociable raised funds and Mrs. Levi Aldrich is bedridden. Postmaster Sayer's stolen plow case ends with the thief returning the plow but not the $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Gethsemane
Rowland Russell
Lewis Cole
Passaic
Florida
Orlando
Orange County
Lydia Hunt
Levi Aldrich
Jonathan Sayer
Ellenville Pioneers Rout Orange Hose in 74 to 11 Win
Ellenville dominates Orange Hose Walden 44 7 at halftime and 74 11 overall in a quiet Wednesday game. Local notes include Migs Mabel Holmes visiting New York and several residents traveling or attending events.
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Walden
Migs Mabel Holmes
New York City
Fred Booth
Ellenville
Sidney Booth
England
New York
Edward Booth
Plotida
Peter Gregor
Shanley
Napanock
Sarre
McMullen
John Rosenberger
Warwick
Michael Weber
Edmund Dutcher
Lafayette Bennett
Port Jervis
James W. Donaldson
Charleston
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Bullville
Wurtsboro
Tarpon Springs
Think Cook
Times-Prems
Er Perry
Tn Middxiosa
Thomas H. Parry
Fears
Lewarenue
Alex. Merritt
J Directes
West Mate Street
Corser
James Serert
Middieters
New Forketice
BO Grei Jones Strert
Eagle Hose Co
Elks
State Armory
Eagles
M. Roberson
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Park
G. O. Bush
Firemen’s Hall
A. W. Baker
Hippodrome
Durham
Costa
Ceven
G. F. Pelton
Harry B. Pelton
Howard Beecher
Bert B. Scriber
John Beecher
Beecher
Baltimore
National Bowling Congress
Z .Pelion
H- Beecher
J. Beecher
U P.C
Peseeees
Yulks Tees
McQuolds
A. A. Os
Monhagens Pha
Finchville
Westtown
J. E. Mills
End
Chine and
Janan
Detroit
Jewel Steel
Gavin
Buck Bros
Main St
N. Y
the Times-Press
Panama
Tise
Hoey & Gray
Franklin Square
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