Gullota Charged With Swindling Mrs Oliverio In Middletown
Anthony J. Gullota arrived by Mountain express and faced a charge of obtaining property by false pretenses. The hearing featured Mrs Irene Oliverio, Concettina Oliverio, and notes of a deed and will allegedly used to divert assets to the daughter. Bail set at 5900, with Gullota jailed after court recessed. The case centers on a will and deed said to transfer property on James Street to Concettina.
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Anthony J. Gullota
Thil
Uither Greeves
Oncy
Thompson
Galicia
Pseorder
S.s.uuu
Gail
Welock
Herbert B. Royce
J. Taylor Saith
Servin and Cox
Maggie Suezl Acing
Charles Shaw
Irene Oliverio
Peter Oliverio
Concettina/ Oliverio
Flood
New York
James Sltéel
Gullota
Oliverio
John McWilliams
Gardner and McWilliams
Marsh
Concellina
James Street
Atiomer Rover
Borce Ai- Oncro
Oliverne
Guilota
Onverio
Royce
Sat
Gyder
Ellenville Notes and Local Happenings May News
Ellenville highlights include Jacob Kopf Sr to move household goods to Angstan with his daughter in law, a 10 year tenure, and guests like Mr. and Mrs. Glair Breeze Lawn. Items cover council anniversary, local visitors from New York, teaching plans, clock history from 1831, marriages, and various social events at Wayside Inn and Breeze Lawn.
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Jacob Kopf
Angstan
Mr. Kopf
Elie Feutine
Mr. Kop
Wiy
U. Acm
Osenbergers Orchestra
William Schivouses
New York
Wreeze Laws
Coracus J. Cleary
Brooniyn
Glair
Breeze Lawn
Dutaner
Lavo
Watertown
Venn
Dutcher
Europe
Ellenville
Samual Adams
Summitville
R.T. Cookingham
Clara Stratton
Mountain Date
Effenville
David H. Williams
Esther van Wagener
Kingston
Tobias Hasbrouck
BO Wotld
Iy Che Jong
Clarence Roof
Warside Inn
Wintoo Lodge
Frost Valley
Dempe
Cestre Street
Otto Hillig
Liberty People
Avio
Weyside Inn
Horton
Middletown
Frilax
Health Board to Form Ordinance for Garbage Removal
A Common Council committee and the Board of Health met in the Times Building to discuss garbage collection under a provision from the recent special appropriation election. They plan to draft an ordinance to be presented to the council and aim for it to become effective by June 1, with bids sought for contract-based removal once methods are set.
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Common Council
Board of Health
Times
Marathon craze comes to Middletown on May 31
Memorial Day Monday in Middletown features three road tests on a newly built cinder track at Columbia Park under the Orange County Athletic Club. Distances are one, ten, and fifteen miles with amateur and open divisions and prize money 15 10 5 dollars for the first three places. Entry fee 25 cents. communications to T Lewis secretary Orange Co A C Columbia Park Middletown. General admission 25 cents includes dancing. dinner served 6 to 8. Prizes displayed at Joha Boitti news store.
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Memorial Dar
Middletown
Columbia Park
Orange County Athletic Club
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Rockland
Delaware
Dutchess
Broome
Sussex
Pike
T. Lewis
Orange Co
A- C
Lewis
Roosevelt
Washington and
Oyster Bay
Joha P Boitti
Mrs Warner Pays Off Her Mortgage
Mrs Cartie B Warmer, a valued local cook, has paid off the full mortgage on her Lillie estate at 2 East Avenue after four years of improvements. Neighbors praise her thrift and the home she has built, with many visits congratulating her on this milestone.
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Cartie B. Warmer
Lillie
East Avenue
Marizake
Possenger
Jess
Hospital Employes Give a May Dance
The Middle State Hospital employees held a May dance in the institution's amusement hall attended by about 130 people including friends of the staff. Two hours of entertainment featured Garland's Orchestra. The event financed a recreation team for the new nurses home nearing completion, with organizing committee members listed as Donovan, Kinsella, Mrs. Carmiel, Mrs. Fripp, Miss Flora Beach, Miss Margaret Faitak, Miss Bennett, and Miss Jill.
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Naw
Hoesanita
Garlands Orchestra
Charse
Jorre J. Donovan
John J. Kinsella
Carmeil
Fripp
Flora Beach
Margaret Faitak
Bennett
Jill
Death of Thomas Ioseyp, son of Mr and Mrs Elliott
Funeral service held Monday afternoon at two from the family home 331 North. Burial took place at Jailside Cemetery. Obituary notes the death of Thomas Ioseyp, child of Hiram Eliott family, with service details and burial location.
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Thomas Ioseyp
Hiram Eliott
Kellams Mother In Law Trouble In Harlem Court
George W Kellam Jr of Englewood New Jersey was discharged by Magistrate Butts in Harlem court after being charged with felonious assault by Mrs Ads Bodle his mother in law The alleged incident at 203 West 111th Street New York City led to his arrest despite his claim he visited his separated wife with her consent The magistrate dismissed the case noting no proof Kellam entered the apartment without lawful consent and the wife testified she had given no key The ensuing testimony from Mrs Bodie supported Kellams actions while his wife denied providing access
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Quverloly Forst
Tala
Rome
N.Y
Wentyenine
Brooklyn
Indiana
Conellina
Conestiina
John McWilliams
Rossi
Tal
Jan
Concettina
Grand Hotel
New York
Oliverio
Italan
Guilda
Concellina
Thompson
Rorce
Gullota
Middletown
Oliveria i
Constanthna
James
Peter Oliveria
Hunmois
Jaid
Silas
Demerest
Pioneer Engine Co
Switzerland
EW Pose
Mr. Demerest
State
Zabriskie Demerest
New York City
Knickerbocker Club
Young People’s Society of the
Lutheran Church
Annex
Brown
Isaac XN. Cox
Hyde Park
John Temple
Graves
Cox
Norbury Hall
Thornton
Main Street
Charles H. Bennett
Mavie Imhof
Napanoch
Theodore Bawnbers
St. Andrew's Church
Ellenville
Gardner
John A. Smith
Philadelphia
Nnt
Oaksland
Centerville
A. W. Porter
Huntonn
Manton
aoShen
Boice
Contersile Station
Hs Brother
Sho' Kan
Beier
Wondonmer
Martin
Hemmanee Siren
C. Coristapner
Charles Singky
M. Wilencky
H. Karelitz
M. Blutchy
Mio Levitt
Reepdary
Charles 2
Stern
Jaro Aite Chathke Ty
J. Rosen
BoMhethes
Frank R. Gump
Yiertand
Nema Tarselis
Tedich
Yonkers
Robert Leatle Moffit
Knoll Acros
Edith Gaskell
New Paltz Normal School
Lawrence
L. I
Wurtsboro
Townsend Fitzgeerald
Louis R. Benedict
Colonial Bridge
Chib
Kingston
Wayside Inn
Atto
Augustus H. van Buren
C. F. Gray
W. S. Greer
H. Bogart
B. F. Budd
Virgil B. VanWagenen
Ida Brower
M. S. Hobson
Austin Slawson
Fred Gallager
Mars Gallager
Louis B. Basten
William R. Rose
William H. Hrantz
Long Island
Ward Post
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wwl OH
Mitchell
Pearl Mitchell
Roxbury
P. H Mitchell
Pr. Keel
Cornelius Cleary
Brookly
Breeze Lawn
Leavenkill
Milton Lapp
Raymond Fairchild
John McElhone
Rhinebeck
George H. Smith
Aimie Derby
John H. Kimble
Ulster Paint Works
Lundi
Lena Goldstein
Bernard Goldstein
Greenfield
Mountaindale
Max’ Wildstone
Ninth Avenue
Joseph Levin
Wildstone
W. Johnson Quinn
Warside“ Inn
Quinn
Empire Hotel
Broadway
Besarside Wayside Tan
Merton Dean
Oneonta
State Board of
71Aterwriters
Lllenville
Frederick Hague
Tuiday
John Richards
Schoonmaker
Alfred Schoonmak White Plaias
Saxton
Eaton
Whist Club
Mitchell House
George E. Johnston
Fred Coddington
Charles Fredenbursh
Terwilliger
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New Paltz
D. A. Mainer
A. G. McGrath
H. Decker
J. Rockefeller
Newburgh
William Devle
Saugerties
Jesse M. Decker
Kingston Express
Sidney M. Decker
Fred Ruhlman
Edward F. Townsend
Swan Lake
Sullivan
Florence Clark
Hudson
Oak
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. Charen
Frank J. Potter
William Hareorker
Merrecs
Atsoken
Mivats Wineniderd
Eilomvilie
Satur
Grace Lounsperry
T Ac
Jonnie Fuchards
Tr. Neal
Warry
Ads M. Bodle
Weel 111Th Street
George W. Kellam, Jr
Englewood
N. J
Butts
Harlem Court
Bodle
Ethel
Kellam
Thomas Towne
Union Draw Steel Company
Washington and Canal Streets
Riverside Drive
Big Delegations at Y P S C E Rally
The Christian Endeavor rally at Westminster Church Friday evening drew large young people from city and nearby villages. Speakers included Rev. Dr. Wight and Rev. Forest P. Hunter with talks on Junior work and ideals. Rev. Walter Wasner addressed Ad Obligation.
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Christian Endeavor
Westminster Church
Orange County
C. E. Ghion
Young People’s Societies
Big City
W.w.clark
Tullat & Meredith
Thomas Livingston
Robert Osilvie Kirkwoot
First Presbitesian Church
F. S. Haines
Goshen
Dr. Wight
Little Ciais
Society of Westminster Church
Forest P. Hunter
First Baptist Church
Walter Austin Wasner
First Congregational Church
Young People’s Society
Céar
Union
James N Mapes
William Linsabaugh
Jennie Young
Clark
Vollmer
Ciars
Report of Twenty-Fourth Good Report of Third Brigade
Inspector Major John P Treanor's report, received by Captain FE M Decker, compliments officers and men of the Twenty-Fourth Separate Company. Military appearance, courtesy, discipline, and instruction rated good. General attendance excellent for officers, NCOs, and men. Guard orders read aloud for sentinels. Company looks fit and equipped for service. Average attendance at 43 events is 21 percent. Books and materials found in good condition.
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John P. Treanor
FE. M. Decker
Twenty-Fousth
Mary Begley Verdict Against Interborough for 25000
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury awards Mary Begley 25000 after a four day trial over a subway door incident at the Litch Street station. The 16 year old suffered coma and paralysis, with doctors saying she will not recover, while defense witnesses claimed the injury was self induced. Begley remains in hospital unaware of the verdict.
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Mary Begley
Interborough Rapid Transit Co
Justice Maren
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Justice Scudder
Richard A. Rendick
Lemuel E. Quigg
Litch Street
Manhattan
Wanamaker
Mary
Interborough
Marr
Stll
Big Purse Meet at Goshen Promises High Stakes Racing
Goshen correspondent reports $10,000 in purses for a four day race meeting at the historic half mile track from Aug 24 to 27. Five $1,000 purses in 2:16 trot 2:20 trot 2:28 trot 2:16 pace and 2:20 pace. Entries close June 1.
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Orange County Driving Park Association
Goshen
St Gp Shen
Erie Railway Officials Punish Cab Crew After Locomotive Battle
Officials suspend Engineer Samuel Kadles and Fireman George Clete after a gunner battle in the locomotive cab during a high speed run from Valls Gate to New Windsor New York. Investigation began Thursday as officers consider further punishment beyond dismissal.
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Erie Railway
Tavrsdar
Samuel Kadles
George Clete
Valls Gate
New Windsor
N. Y
Florida Woman Thrown From Runaway Carriage
Mrs. Julia Totten of Florida was thrown from a carriage when a frightened horse dashed along Past avenue to Horston avenue. The horse was stopped and she escaped injury. A bystander attempted to slow the vehicle by tying reins to a tree but was only partly successful.
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Julia Totten
Florida
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