Stricken in Health While Traveling to Sullivan County Farm
Charles W. Biglow a New York businessman died suddenly near Bloomingburg after visiting March at a farm with the Hamilton family He had planned to occupy the Bloomingburg property He suffered known valvular heart disease and had recently sought health in Sullivan County Acting Coroner A N Powelson issued a certificate The body was to be taken to New York for funeral in Greenwood Cemetery Mr Biglow was in his 50s, son of the late Lucius H Biglow, and previously involved with the Produce Exchange and other New York firms The obituary notes his church and fraternal affiliations and his long city life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Biglow
New York
Bloomingburg
ShoRingburg
Sir. Bigiow
Hamilton
Circleville
Ten Coops
Middletown
Biosmingburg
Hamilton Farm
N. Powels
Cit
Corn Exchange
Jersey City
Milss Mazhilde Cavallii
Helen L. End
New
Reyal Arcanum
Anniversary Banquet Honors Mr and Mrs Samuels at Hotel Brown
Mr and Mrs Agron Samuels celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a banquet at Hotel Brown. Thirty four relatives and friends attended the Friday night event beginning at 6 30. Mc Williams orchestra provided music. Hallie Walt read original poems and HA Sanford from New York offered impersonations and chronologies. Guests came from New York Brooklyn and Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. End
Agron Samuels
Hotel Brown
Hotel Periors
McWilliams
Mr. Brown
Hallie Walt
HA. V. Sanford
New York City
Frank D. Youngblood
Invitations Issued for Sam Moser Home Party
March 25 notices announce invitations to a Saturday evening party at the home of Sam Moser. The obituary notes the funeral of David Redner held Friday afternoon with large attendance. Mrs. Zimtmerer and daughter of Paterson New Jersey, visiting her sister Mrs. Menfred Bart, severed host Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
Sam Moser
David Redner
Zimtmerer
Paterson
N. i
Menfred Bart
Unruly Youth Sentenced for Reformatory Parole Violation
Larry Meola of this city, formerly at Randall's Island Reformatory, is to be recommitted on parole violation. He faces fresh custody and transfer to the reform school system for renewed supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Meola
Randall's Island Reformatory
Circleville Residents Report Seasonal Maple Production and Visitations
Joseph Brinkerhoff this season produced 128 quarts of maple syrup and 36 pounds of sugar. William Winfield Jr and William & Bull return home for Easter. Frank Travis, recently ill at home, resumed business in Jersey City on Thursday. Mrs Lorin Cox and Mrs W C Everet improving after illness. Mr Youngbere started plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brinkerhoff
Youngbere
William Winfield, Jr
William & Bull
Frank Travis
Jersey City
Lorin Cox
W. C. Everet
Webb Wells Wedding Unites Webb and Miss Margaret
Harry Webb and Miss Margaret MLW inesion were married in a ceremony at 4 oclock 3a that itr. The couple returned to 20 Knapp are nut this eit on the eventing train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb—Wells
Harry Webb
Brunsen A. Hull
Margaret
Death of Anthony Rickel Shocks Community
Anthony Rickel of 63d Brick Ward, born November 28, 1827 in Bambourg, Varvara, died after an accident near the railway yard. He had long worked for Madden Morrison File Co and other firms, respected as an industrious citizen with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickelshorme
Tssf
Borden Plan Urges Dairy Farmers to Grow Sailing Crops
Claude D. Morris of Binghamton NY outlines a plan to stabilize milk supply by planting sailing crops to feed dairy herds through dry months. The advertisement discusses rotating crops, soil fertility, and the goal of maintaining a steady milk flow from July through September while avoiding drought losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Claude D. Morris
Binghamton
Bfarch
Ishd
Chester Notes and Local News Update
Chester March items cover visitors, farm updates, and community events. Mrs. Alice Davis visits family in Monroe while Thomas O Leary tops local wool piles. Grange meetings, Walton Hose Company banquet, and church finances are summarized with notes on new roles and upcoming programs.
Old O. W. and O. Employee R E Dicks Dies
Robert Ricks aged 3 years died Sunday at 1 p.m. at 3 Aide Feel after a brief illness. He was connected with the rain department of the G. W. in many years and was known across the road. Survived by wife Sarah Vanleuvan and two children Willan L. Dicks and Mrs. Frank Reeves, plus one sister Mrs. Charles Halislander and 10 brothers. Alderman William L. Dicks and Joseph Dicks, of this state, are brothers of the deceased. The late John F. Dicks was a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert £. Dicks
Ater
Jeneth
Sarah Vanleuvan
Swartshern
Willan
Frank Reeves
New Vernon
Charles Halislander
Wiliam L. Dicks
Joseph Dicks
New road superintendent appointed in Denton
Franklin Kurpeck is named road superintendent replacing David Hull who resigned. The appointment follows qualification at Siste Hesterdar. Stanton and Youris of Stanton & Co. Philadelphia are guests of Mr and Mrs RE Ryerson. Oscar Evans rents Marl Borough Churchill farm for the coming year as road work sharpens in Goshen area after the good reads meeting on the 10th.
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Frank Kurpeck
Wsavayasdas
David Hull
Siste Hesterdar
Srs
Stanton and Youris
Stanton & Co
Philadelphia
RE. V
Ryerson
Oscar Evans
Marl
Churchill Farm
Goshen
Col Weygant Sword Presented to Newburgh Museum
The sword and scabbard of Col Charles H. Weygant, last commander of the 12th New York Volunteers known as the Orange Blossoms, are sent to Iten's Headquarters by his nephew for preservation. Two silver quarters with sharp edges accompany the relic, collected months before Weygant’s death. The museum curator believes the items belong in the new display and will transfer them accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Wergant
Rex
New York
Iten
Penaid J
Polosel
Museum Ag
Qurus
Tras
Wife Joins Husband Proceedings Off
Fred Rudolph arrested March 26 in Newark New Jersey on charges related to defense of his wife and child. He will not be brought back to this county and the child has gone to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rudolph
Newark
N. J
Easter Visitors Share Time With Local Families
Numerous guests travel to Og city for Easter visiting relatives and hometown hosts. Ralph Towner of Pratt Institute, Hertha Cummins of Long Island, Howard D. McKinney of Rutgers, and others from Cornell and Hamilton College spend holidays with parents and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og City
Ralph Towner
Pratt Institu
Fred W. Towner
Hertha Cummines
Long Ish
Wiliam Cummings
Prince Sire
Howard D. McKinney
Rugi College
Ot Pine Bish
McKinns
H. S.iner Lemon
Cornell Univ
Anna Hasbrouck
New York
Carl Jefferson
Cornell Sdity
Bienis
Irene TernEliger
MN ‘Foundland
Hortense Decker
Owenni Seminary
Caldwell Thompson
Hamilt College
Katherine Fancher
Repulsive case of cruelty to an animal reported
Wednesday Pinkus Moses of Parksville was charged with cruelty to animals after an officer found a horse saluted with kerosene and sweat, hair torn and rotted offal described as horrific. the scene caused strong disgust among bystanders and investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkus Moses
Parksvile
She
Sheely
He Lived Well Be Tes He Lives on Land
A fragmented line hints at a person who thrives and an associate labeled fat medicine manufacturer. The text mentions cats and a general sense of wealth tied to land ownership in a cryptic, non-specific way.
Dennison Tattooed with Favorite Title Revealed in Insanity Hearing
At the insanity commission Fri fay Herbert Jerome Dennison described as a slaver of boys faced testimony from an apparent artist who detailed his tattooing practices. The witness claimed Dennison displayed designs linked to secret societies and prison life, prompting a violent reaction when the verdict neared. Dennison was to be moved to Albany for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fri Fay
Herbert Jerome Dennison
Little Boys
Arthur Shiney
Robert Jomae Marteawan
Aly Pers
Persia
Columbia College
New York
Dennison
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Newburgh Pbuilding
Saliding Com
George Ghee
Cain
Bmw
Entertainet
Turner
Thues-Press
Anthony Rickel
Anthony Riche
Sears
Ralitad Avenue
Airael
Zatieraern
Rie Fom
Hia
Ritket
Tash
Geitine
Merhanice Dow
Birkel
Sanyn
AL EL Saainei
Rover
Brock
Borden Company
High Water Pictures
Miss Bauer
Chester
Alice Davis
Laura
Frank Bertholf
Monroe
Thomas O'Leary
Durlandville Cor Goshen
Thomas
Tra Green
Ruth Seely
Julian
John Mapes
Baird & Danning
H. B. Tuthill
George Quackenbush
Boara & Son
Martin Davidson
R. H. McCready and
Ridgewood
W. L. Hunter
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Grange
Andrew Schrier
Walton Hose Company
Gorse
Allietor
Charles Rees
C. A. Ganmons
G. M. Ree
Bodle
Detroit
Puashors
Orange
Montclair
Vinces
Mildred Keer
Madjoom
MT. Hich' Ephond
Joseph Nosnan
Grerceonstimond Brawler
Wilamsport
Chases Ofpeta
Ymga
Charles , A. Gamamons
Poughyeopei
Vilase Boert
Motdar
James Demerest
Presbyterian Church of Place
George McAlister
Maris
George Moa
OLD O. & W. Employer
E. Dicks
Denton
Col. Weygant
Newburgh
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