Atwater Case Before Court
A Newburgh Supreme Court session on May 13 featured Mary Dessiner's suit against Morton Atwater of Poughkeepsie seeking 2000 plus interest over funds deposited for a daughter. The trial, moved to Orange County, ended with a 10-2 jury verdict in favor of Dessiner, and proceedings noted witness urban and public auction duties by defendant’s attorney.
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Thoes-Preges
Newburgh
Mary Dessiner
Morton Atwater
Poughkeepsie
Supreme Court
De'endank
Adyater
Fooly and Show
United Cigar State
Etorks
Moeloede
Monty
Orange County
Hoowas
Tylal
Uulchiess County
Atwater
Sherrill Company
Dino Presa
Acta
Conrad
Biuwh
Ate Eral Ag
Brith
Dasa
Nowhuph
Albeny
Oftlack Court
Ulster Ville News and Personal Items From Times Union
Ulster Ville reports a discharge veteran and wife leaving for travel, notes on local families, and a New York visitor arriving via hammer lane. A radio message indicates a return to New York Sunday as a South American trip to date is referenced, reflecting small town life and familiar names.
Allies Reply to Germans Continues on Paged One
Allied messages to Germany were delivered but kept confidential. The notes are described as lengthy and include a German claim that economic terms in the treaty will ruin Germany if enforced. Territorial concerns oppose the Saar Valley arrangements and transfers of Aaluby, Moresnet, and Eupen to Belgium along with evacuation in Selleswig.
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Connec
Suar Valley
Alubedy
Moresnet
Eupen
Belgium
Selleswig
Foreign Mission Society Luncheon and Members List
The article describes a luncheon served by the Standard Leutera and a decorative church program. It lists a lengthy register of out of town attendees and members from many local chapters including Ames, Trane Gallioun, Mountainiine, Sloutulurg, Warwick, and others, noting the afternoon program featured an MEIC Tent with Tensured and special speakers and participants.
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Horry
New Hampton Carnival and Church Social Summarized
A fragmented report from New Hampton notes a community carnival and social events held May 2 with music, dancing, and theatrical performances. Local residents from Grahamaville to Durland attend, including notable names such as Win Sehounindeer, Adolph Litz, and others, with program details and a listing of attendees. A later section mentions preparations for a May gathering and fundraising efforts, plus a summary of attendees and activities across nearby towns.
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New
Hamad Syndsters
Bette Tonnerne
Patty Feven
Wiese
Midgetown
Warwick
Coxhen
Durland le
Oo Sville
New Hamton
Artias Garnet Yating Mia
Rem Moore
Mes Armes
Widdletown
Hare Talib
Welch
John Faslide
Ton
Roddie
Fruit-a-tives claim cure for nervous sick headaches
A Ogdensburg resident reports years of nervous sick headaches and dyspepsia eased by Fruit-a-tives or Fruit Liver Tablets. They say the remedy cleared symptoms the day they used it and endorse the product to friends. Boxes priced 50 cents to 2 dollars, with trial size 25 cents. FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y.
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Caroline Ave
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Florida Church To Honor Rev. Father Nowak
Florida May 16 The 20th anniversary of Rev. Father J. Nowak installation as pastor of the R. G. Church will be marked on May 21 with services at St. Joseph's Polish Church. About 25 celebrants will join in the silver milestone and a Saint Joseph's School program will be presented in the school auditorium. The Florida Day Victory Liberty Loan allotment of 72 999 went over the top with more than 72 000 subscribed.
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Florida
Father&. J. Nowal
R. G
St. Joseph's
Saint Joseph's School
Schowl
Andrew Andryshak
Floren Andryshak
Asnatius Andryshak
Jimina A. V. Anderson
Plorhia Femecgy
Plorhia Femecgy Alan, Vic Uryal, John Braski
Anton Birwin
Chug
A. Curry
G. Crawford
Jon W. Carpenter
Chas. EB Couser
Benjamin Chiron
Clarence P. DeKay
Elizabeth Dekay
Donald V. DeKay
Allen S. DeKay
Bernard Walsii
John Dulski
J. Ogden Coble
Carrie E. Goble
A. G. Clowazensii
Selina
Chas
Lupinski
Jane J. Wheeler
Harrison Wheeler
C. Wheeler
Mary S. Wheeler
Jamies W. Wisner
Emeline C. Wisner
Jay Zelmnekd
Wehne
Dowa
V Mentschdle
J.B Millspaugh
Kathene G Sturt
Jos
Aionegan
Geo
WV. Starr
John Raufer
Thos Parkhurst
John d Keil
John K Ree
J. G
Prigerald
Iwrid Werner
Joseph Dombrosshi
Lena Vall Melend
Joe Beer
Hane S Roe Deo S$ Vall
de Vail Dati
Rarepet
Lewis Maras
Jamin Norton
Dna
Rareyashi
Ens Vogdanaki
Aus Roedanehy
W.S
Tras
Aire
V. Howell
Middlebrook Property on Avenue Hosts Friday Meeting
The B B business meeting will be held on Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. John K Roe, hosted by president Mise Madeline Odenwalder, with guests present at the Middlebrook property on Avenue.
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Middlebrook
Avenue
Mise Madeline Odenwalder
John K Roe
Westtown Church Buys Bond With a $1,000 Bequest
Westtown Church used a $1,000 bequest from Miss Drusilla Werry to purchase a Victory Bond. Trustees completed the purchase during the Victory Loan Drive, using the money left to the M. B. Church of Westtown. John W. Range, 33, long employed in government work, assisted in the transaction. Mrs. C. E. Sayer and family visited New York City, while Rev. Robert H. Taylor, former Westtown pastor, visited Woolmer and attended a gathering with former parishioners before heading to St. Louis for the General Assembly. Mrs. Thomas Hodge of Middletown is visiting at the Presbyterian Manse.
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Westtown
Drusilla Werry
M. B. Church of
Entiiel
John W
Tueside
C. E. Sayer
Henry D. Sayer
Middletown
New York
City
Robert H. Taylor
Weat~town Presbyterian Church
Woolmer
C. G. Clark
St. Louis
General Assembly
Hersey, Pa
Thomas Hodge
Pine Bush Trustees Refuse to Act
Pine Bush trustees decline to act as May 16 document notes H R Tayior and B R Whitten elected Huskeg at Line aMAr state st ons te ing last week. Mrs M J Scho maker traveled to New York for a few days with relatives. J E Parkman sold Ford cars to Frank Courtwright Charles Crist and William Sheen through Haver Side Akio Crine pany of Newburgh. High School class gave Maritam Davis a birthday surprise with refreshments music and dancing.
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Pine Bush
H. R. Tayior
R. Whitten
Amar State St
M. J. Scho
New York
J. E. Parkman
Haver
Akio Crinepany
Newburgh
Ford
Frank Courtwright
Charles Crist
William Sheen
Maritam Davis
Miss Davis
Montgomery Man Hurt In Round House Injury
Montgomery May 1. Benjamin Halbcock is recovering from an injury to his foot after a heavy wheel fell on his toes while he attended duties in the round house at Maybrook. The incident will keep him from working for several weeks.
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Montgomery
Benjamin Halbcock
Round House
Maybrook
Hin
John J. Dryer
Newburgh
George Fitzgerald
Julia Winans
Middletown
Riverside
George
Kaune
Monunmery
Ernest G. Reith
Methodist Piscopal Church
Turs- Uny
Madison
N Oj
James Graettery
Camp Upton
Bazil Gnattery
al Tacoml
Duinton
France
Thomas Procoplate
Min
Greglo Procopio
James Carmody
Metropolis
Mins Ela Barrett
Mae Nellie Jones
John J. Chambers
Ples
Church Section Plans May Meeting And Anniversary Day
White Sulphur Springs notes show the Rynworth League to practice for Anniversary Day in May at the Chaureh Social Teams, with all day events. The Victory Lean quota reached about 5.9 dollars, and the Reward League plans an entertainment in late May while a resident bought two new automobiles and Mothers Day was observed at the ME Church.
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All Oreiwek
Rynworth League
ALS
Chaureh Sicial
Chord
Lawrence
Pretty Wedding At Westtown
Westtown May 16 At the home of Mr and Mrs Milton A Lain near Westtown a pretty wedding united James Edward Tether of Ridgewood New Jersey and Miss Helen Drake Lain. Rev F M Lope officiated with Miss Millicent Lain and Miss Helen Drake as attendants and Clifford F Tether as best man. The bride wore georgette crepe over white satin with pearls and carried bridal roses. Guests numbered about 75 and gifts included cut glass and furniture. The couple will reside in Ridgewood after a wedding tour.
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Westtown
Milton A. Lain
James Edward Tether
Ridgewood
N. J
Munie
Lohe
M. Arthur Lain, Jr
F. M. Lope
Itide
Millicent M. Lain
Trideswald
Helen D. Drake
Clifford F. Tether
Jeseup
Minfeink
Wilcome
Lusineus
Obituary for Mrs Azariah Martin in town column
Mrs Alice M Martin wife of Azariah Martin died Thursday at 11 30 at JOB North street after four years illness in the 68th year of her age She was born February 26 1858 Beaver Run New Jersey daughter of Caleb Van Strander and Nancy Taylor She married January 4 188? at Hamburgh New Jersey The past 22 years she lived in this city and belonged to St Pauls Church Surviving are the husband five sons Albert P Brooklyn Gilbert D York Pa Wilber L in the 1 5 U S Army now in Germany Grieg Plainfield Conn Roy U S Navy and one sister Agnes aide to Joseph Webb of this city
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Azariah Martin
Alice M. Martin
Azash Martin
Job North Street
Beaver Run
N. J
Caleb van Strander
Nancy Taylor
Hamburgh
M. J
Daily Thought on Valor and Self Power
A pared down ad style note urges readers to shed worries by using the classified page. It frames valor as inner strength and links self-discipline with practical steps, present in a concise, newspaper card tone.
Chester Victory Loan total tops quota in May
Chester on May 16 reports Victory Loan subscriptions exceeding 96 000 with a 60 000 subscription from Capt Robert Goelet pushing the grand total to about 166 000 or 41 000 above the 105 900 quota. Local support is praised with nearly five hundred names in the Chester roll and notable contributions from Italian residents.
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Chester
Robert Goelet
Italan
Chester Grange
Grange Hall
Raphael A. Egan
Newburgh
Charles Shons
Raymond Seaman
Richard Delafield
Tuxedo Park
Brock Farm
M. E
Roy L. Lippinevit
Irene Ringwood
August Bergman
Passaic Hospital
Jamies Demerest
Frank A. Roe
Chester Free
Unionville Victory Loan Surpasses Quota by Over 4000
Unionville announced a Victory Loan total exceeding the goal by more than four thousand dollars. Rev Joseph Macinnes, formerly of Unionville and ill, delivered two sermons to his people at Jamaica on Sunday, first since December. Unionville plans a Welcome Home for soldiers on May 30.
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Unionville
Joseph Macinnes
Jamaica
Uninville
Woman Credits Goldine For Kidney Trouble Relief
Susan A Best of 15 Laden Street Newburgh New York a laundry worker describes years of kidney pain shortness of breath dizziness rheumatic back pain and swelling. After four days on Goldine she passed a large amount of gravel from her kidneys and says she would recommend Goldine to others.
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Susan A Best
Laden Street
Newburgh
N. Y
Goldine
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