Autos Crash at Wickham and North Street
Miss Ethelyn Patton, of near the city, and George Rothensies of Circleville, drove head on at 5 PM Tuesday at Wickham avenue and North street. Both cars, a Chevrolet and a Romer touring car, suffered running boards and fender damage and were sent to local garages for repairs. Patton reported the crash and blamed Rothensies, whose name had not been cleared by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Patton
George Rothensies
Circleville
Wickham Avenue
North Street
Mijas Patten
Rothensies
Romer
Young Rothensies
D. W. Rothensies
Patton
Rathensies
Fauit
Hopkins Reelected Head of Board of Education in City
The annual board meeting reelected A E Hopkins as president, five of six members voting for him and Hopkins himself casting the other ballot for W W Young. Reports noted truancy interventions and salary raise gratitude from teachers, with notes on Principal Wilton’s unchanged pay and possible salary schedule adjustments if a Governor’s bill is signed. The council asked for bids to fix Genung street frontage near Bennett Hill School and the board accepted Memorial Day invitation from local officers. A resolution changed meeting night from the second Tuesday to the first Thursday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
A. E. Hopkins
Board of Estimate
Cox
Julia F. Myers
Bennett Hill School
Common Council
Genung Street
A. RE
W. A. Jackson
Lyon
J. A. Bates
Thrall Park
Young
Teachers’ Association
Biss Blerdeng Palen
Hiwi
W. A. Wilton
Howells Ladies Aid social and notices
Howells Ladies Aid Society to hold a social in the Jer fura room of the club Friday. Refreshments and a silver collection are planned. Private William Rampe is recalled for observances. Sympathy extends to the Darhin family on their bereavement. Names and distant visitors from New York and Rutherford appear in brief community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rampe
Mem
Drake
Darhin
Irvine Greer
New York
Pravk
Wall
Sen
Brocklin
Ruth
Romant
Rutherfordg
Staham
MacArthur Appointed Commandant at West Point
Washington May 13 Brig Gen Douglas MacArthur formerly chief of staff Rainbow Division and commander Eighty fourth Infantry Brigade is assigned Saturday to duty as Commandant of the Military Academy at West Point He will assume the post June 12 the day after the senior class graduates at age 24 he is among the youngest officers named to head West Point and is widely known in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Rainbow Division
Eighty-fourth Infantry Brigade
Military Academy
West Point
Runaway Boy Found With Circus in Port Jervis
Walter Shaw, 16, missing from Passaic, New Jersey, was found with the Sautelie circus on Prospect street grounds in Port Jervis. His mother, Mrs. Shaw, accompanied him back to Passaic on the Erie train at 5:10 PM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
William Shaw
Passaic
N. J
Walter Shaw
Campbell
Prospect Street
Port Jervis Votes For Sunday Baseball With Fee
The Common Council approved Sunday baseball with an admission fee after a 4 to 4 deadlock, Mayor Thorpe casting the deciding vote. The decision marks his first casting vote since becoming mayor. The council also authorized repairs to the Tri-States bridge across the Neversink River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Port Jervis
Max
Common Council
Thorpe
Thorp
Becomig
Tri-States
Acressibe Keversink
Silver Anniversary for Father Donohue
Port Jervis May 13 a reception to honor Rev W J Donohue will be held at the New Theatre next Sunday evening in honor of the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. The event is open to the public and hosted by friends of the priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Friends of
W. J. Donohue
New Theatre
Iris
Hea Wiliam D
Conningham
Fragmentary local item hints at social event and reader letters
A jumbled fragment mentions a fall day, a possible social or personal scene, and a reference to readers in a South Charléxtien context. The text is garbled, with unclear names and details, offering limited concrete facts to summarize.
Breeders Field Annual Sermon At Beaver Dam Farm
The Eastern New York Holstein Freisian Breeders Association holds its field day on May 17 at Julius Schmid’s Beaver Dam Stock Farm in Montgomery. Prominent breeder Sir Ormsby Korndyke Lac leads a herd with record cows and high daily yields. Prof ELAC Hopper speaks on Holstein breeding. Also covered are Odd Fellows events in Middletown and church conferences in St. John’s Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius Schmid
Beaver Dam Stock Farm
Montgomery
L. D Greene
Orange County
Faru Bureau
Beaver Dam Frick Farm
Ormsby Korndyke
Schmid
New York State
Elac Hopper
College of ‘Agriculture
Mopper
Hopper
Famous Trotting Stallion Oakland Baron Dies at 7
Oakland Baron a celebrated trotting stallion bred in Paris Kentucky by R C Stoner died at 7 at Colonel Ruppert’s Hudson River Stock Farm Poughkeepsie last week. He set records including 2 1 4 in Nashville and a 1 03 5 trotting half at age unknown the horse later sold for 340601 to a Philadelphia brewing firm and bought by Jacob Ruppert for 35700, later headed his stock farm before death. He was linked with several top trotters and racehorses including Lady Geil Hamilton Rhythmic and Beron de Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow Milam
Columbus
Qahl and
Garon
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Brewing Company
Madison Square Garden
Jacob Ruppert
Oakland
Geil Hamilton
Beron de Shaw
Freight Wreck on Central New England Sunday
An eastbound Central New England freight derailed near St Elmo Sunday morning, buckling an empty car about 13 cars behind the engine. Fifty two-car train blocked traffic for hours. wreck crews cleared track and traffic resumed around midmorning. Conductor Dodds led the operation as other trains were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Central New England Railroad
St Elmo
Dodds
Edward Eagen Dies in Port Jervis Home
Edward Eagen died at his home at 133 West Main street Port Jervis on Monday at 11 o'clock after an illness. He was known in the Port Jervis community and his passing was noted in local obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Edward Eagen
West Main Street
To Press Action To Eliminate Grade Crossings
Paterson City Council receives notice from Collins and Corbin that the Fire Railroad Company will appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The grade crossing elimination case, pending since 1911 when Edward F Morreys started the original suit, advances toward final adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Francis Scott
Collins and Corbin
Fire Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
Edward F. Morreys
Chauffeurs Exam Held for 65 Applicants in Middletown
Representatives from the secretary of state's office conducted two chauffeurs examinations in Middletown on Tuesday. Sixty five applicants underwent a road test and a written evaluation in the Common Council chamber at City Hall. Commissions were issued to John J. Curran and Benjamin F. Fox of the secretary of state’s office. In the casualty list, Sergeant Joseph Wiecek Jr. of Florida is listed as slightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
Sife
Middletown
Ya Om
City Hall
John J. Curran
Hugo
New York
Benjamin F. Fox
Site
Joseph Wiecek, Jr
Florida
Change plan for Readout Bridge in Albany May 13
Frederick Stuart Greene new Commissioner of Highways informs Governor Smith that nearly $48 900 spent on Readout Creek Bridge foundation has been wasted by a faulty design. New plans will be prepared for rapid construction near Kingston Ulster County as part of roads toward Palisades Park and Storm King Mountain, with safety and workmanship emphasized.
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Albany
Hishwiss Bakwin Jiufey
Frederick Stuart Greene
Smith
Caxcoutne
Ulster Culty
Kingston
Palisades Park
Storm King Mountain
Divorce Granted to Mrs Nellie Dix in State Court
Mrs Nellie Dix of Sterling Street in this city has obtained a divorce from Earl A Dix. The divorce was granted by a Pennsylvania court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dix
Sterling Street
Earl A. Dix
Nelson Would Referee Bout in Toledo July 4 Fight
Toledo planners announce heavyweight title fight between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey with total seats totaling 76 000 and ticket prices from 10 to 60 dollars. A. O Thatcher watches over Toledo Boxing Commission while promoter Tex Richard coordinates event. Batthay Nelson offered services as referee, telegram received Monday but no reply yet.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
A. O Thatcher
Toledo Boxing Commission
Tex Richard
Richard
Tuckerd
Toledo Athletic Clift
Stickard
Rickard
Batthay Nelson
Owen
Willard- Dempsey
Frice
Willard
Demphey
Uchard
Drummer Charged With Stabbing Jazz Legend Europe
Herbert Wright, drummer in the old Ninety Negro Infantry band, is under arrest for allegedly stabbing Lieut James Reese Europe, famed jazz pioneer who introduced jazz to France and played for President Poincare and Gen Pershing. Europe died from a throat wound after an incident at Mechanics Hall during a Concert series. Police say Wright followed Europe to his dressing room after an argument as the band performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Herbert Wright
Pitteenth Negro Infantry
Lieut James Reese
Europe
France
President Poincare
Gen. Pershing
Mechanics’ Hall
Wright
Floridans welcome relatives amid scattered notices and names
A jumble of names and places reports visitors to Florida homes including Mrs Flood and relatives from Walden. Other items mention property, a purchase of a bleaching plant, a court matter on Main Street, and a serious injury with a warrant and coroner note, all embedded in a chaotic local column.
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Florida
Theodore Mo Vial
Chates Smith
Svereras
Atlantie
Ferris Smith
Shraal
Corvern
Garland and clerk named in central yardmaster query
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a yardmaster position in New York with names such as Garland and Alice. The legibility is poor and key details are unclear. The excerpt appears to note a clerk or chef role related to central yard operations.
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Eve
Port Jere TeFravey OY
Wetlara
Qilah
Lasks Hs Ten
Chirch
New York
Central Yardmaster
Pop
Garland
Alice
May Meeting of D A R in Goshen
May meeting of Minisink Chapter D A R held at Goshen Methodist Church with 3 o clock start. Officers elected include Regent Miss Alice Hart Neafie First Vice Regent Disa Kniflin Second Vice Regent Dadla Kelsey Recording Secretary Mrs. Owen Corresponding Secretary Mina Deyton Treasurer Mrs. Op Mas Registrar Mrs. Snap Historian Mrs. Jay Trustees named for one year Clauda Clark Adlon Corwin next year. Delegates Mrs. Seward Jr and Mrs Linley Verg reported on the 28th Continental Congress with a Washington trip and Memorial Day decorations. The Congress closed with harmony and dedication to DAR goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Minisink
XN. S. D. AR
Methodist Church Tailors
Alice H. Newfie
Alice Hart Neafie
Clauda Clark
Adlon W. Corwin
Mea
Claude Elizabeth Mould
Adios Howell
Officera
Frederick W Seward, Jr
Linley H. Verg
Minisinik
Paris
Washington
Arlington
Senemil
Irs
George Thatcher Guernsey
Guernsey
Gaerely
Daughters of the
Yer
Seward
Congress
Earelr
Mount Vernon
Connus
Rosselal
Board of Manas
St Pauls Church Plans Purchase of Local House
A St Pauls Church committee proposes to buy a house at 114 West Main Street for church use. Rev W Stacey and Mrs Ireward are listed among organizers as the plan moves toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Ieward
Reacheiolier
Weet
Tig
Frei
Stacey
Neserason
Jena
ROGSA Homestead Sold
An advertisement notes the sale of a Rogsa homestead with details of the buyers Meruesilo Mii Geerse and Frans Sergean o Momnelo and Baas parchrand the aid Joka Zoasa. The property includes two percent series of Mand and boese and bath Gemg ef tS sowerres De.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogsa
Geerse
Frans Sergean
Momnelo
Baas
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Hopkins
Gen. MacArthur
The
Sits Sing
Yeetertay
Joseph M Fowler
James Pyra
James Lawrence
Neuro
Oficer
Father Donohue
Charléxtien
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Heart of Orange
Houashold
Middletownu
J. C. DesVerney
P.G. G
P. S. Charles Rawson
Florence Wright
Levi Hasbrouck
St. John’s A. M. BE. Zion Church
Pixster
Brooklyn
Famous Trotter
America
Px. L Relinger
Mr. A. Biecher
L. T. Bavin
H Sldenwater
Cotes Machia
C. 1 Kesler
Mackiniet RC. Chrimemaen
Nelson
Drummer Kills
Jimmy
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