Westtown Teacher Takes Maybrook Principal Post
Westtown notes report principal George Clark leaves after six years to become principal in Maybrook. Also listed are local items: gypsies along the state road, a farm sale near Middletown for 31000, church sociable planned May 24, residents taking up automotives, gifts from Miss Emily Owen, and church and M C A activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
Ceorge Clark
Maybrook
Jos. B. Dunning
Middletown
Shoemaker
Brooklyn
Orange County
Mayflower Division
Presbyterian Church
Eva Hulac
Fannie Jenks Case
Owen Station
N. J
Arthur Porth
Ted Messenger
Mia
Charles Aldrich
Aldrich
Evelyn Saxe
Elizabeth
Madison
Unionville church delegates attend Washington gathering
Unionville residents and clergy travel to Washington D C for the Mirindaink church meeting at the General Benevolent Association. June events include visits by Ann F L and Harloch of Paterson visiting sister Mrs L Northrup on Midin street. Frank Cole of NYU and Eugene Spraut of Columbia assist FOE with work. Lena Myers and Strat spend the dash week at Newark. Mr and Mrs Shirvey Polley of New York join Sunday in town.
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Unionville
J. Mac. Jancks
Mirndaink
Watton General Benefl Association
Washington
B.C
Ann FL
Harloch
Paternon
L. Northrup
Midin Street
Frank Cole
New York University
Eugene Spraut
Columbia University
Foe
Myer
Bankand
Lena Myers
Strat
Newark
Shirvey Polley
New York
Slate Hill Memorial Notes and Local Society Events
May 28 observances at the chapel noted by Slate Hill residents. The Epworth League plans a social gathering May 22 at Andrew W. Vistas home. Mrs and Mrs Willkie Green visited with their daughter Mrs Colin Hardhug. Oliver P. Clarke obituary announced, describing his roles and ties to the Grant Memorial College and Grand Army involvement. services held at Mount McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epyworth League
Andrew WH. Vistas
Willkie Green
Colin Hardhug
Oliver P. Clarke
Samloga
Oliver P. Charke
Grant
Mount McGregor
Drand Army
Thes
Teepublic
Ded
Mondax
Grand Arty
Ehcten
Memorial Funeral Notice for George W Lunney auctioneer
Auction notice for sale of farm property on May 21, 1517 at 1 o clock. listing cattle calves heifers milk cows and equipment, with installment terms over 19 dollars, payment at Chew ter National Bank. Names include W. Lunney and prominent mortuary firms. locations North Street and New York Office details appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunney
Atofis Farm
Illea Sonttiw
Gevhen-Pyarida Tate Road
Rens Mayes Carters
Cader Fu East
Chewter Nadional Bank
TOW
Mouton
No Agreement in Burchsted Case Delayed Trial
The article details an ongoing Burchsted case with juror withdrawal concerns after a juror Jacob Lenn, of Port Jer vin, made a remark post adjournment. Witnesses for the detenay include Howard Decker and Dr. Michael Sophian among others. testimony covers a brewery truck collision with a Chevrolet runabout, vehicle speeds, licenses, and the scene at the Lodge vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jus Log Mirachberg
Ion Mide
Jacob Lenn
Port Jervin
Detenay
Howard ©. Decker
Michael Sophian
Michael Sophian, Walley 5. Marx, John J. Hager, Joan Galvin, Edward Luevian
Suga T. Randall
Decker
Galvin
Moth Sid
Jon
Albany
Tueldaghio
Seager
Mn Parker
Seeger
Mirsehberg
Quentionliys
Tha Witlens
New York
Wwe
CO. Winefield Parker
Ing
Edward Toevan
Otteville
Tve Sinter Tenthmony
Samuel T. Ranlall
Hin Ty Decker
Pint
Street railways seek higher fares as bankruptcy risk grows
Alany New York May 18 The amount of a conference before the State Public Service Commission at Albany Wednesday shows street railways in every city within the state will likely apply for additional revenue through increased fares and transfer charges. The commission will hear these applications at an early date as many companies face conditions bordering on bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alany
N.Y
State Public Service Commission
New York
Hank
Rydey
Choate
State Scholarships At Cornell University Notice
Legal notice announces competitive state scholarships for Cornell University. Candidates must meet residency, program, and examination requirements with exams in multiple subjects. Award decisions depend on results and committee review. Officials from Middletown Newburgh Port Jervis coordinate the scholarship process with state education authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Corel Tathwerdty
Orange
Goss High School
Gothen
Oaml
Middletown
James F .Caird
N.Y
Pine Bush M K Church Ladies Elect Officers and Near Term Events
Pine Bush May 16 The annual Ladies Aid Society meeting of the M K Church elected officers for the coming year: President Miss Chas Crist, Vice President Mrs Geo Decker, Secretary Mrs Chauncey Decker, Treasurer Mrs Allison Ostrander, plus committee appointments. After refreshments a social hour followed. The town hears planned addresses at flag raising Saturday with officials Mayor Thompson and ex minister Montgomery Schuyler. Various church and community notes follow including sermons, services, and activities across the week.
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Pine Bush
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. K. Church
Mie
Chas
Crist
Mra
Geo
Decker
Chauncey Decker
Allison Ostrander
Sitk
W. Scott
A. Ostrander
G. Decker
Chas. Terwilliger
W. Weller
John McEwen
G. &. Wright
William Cornwell
Utica
Mayor Thompson
Middletown
Montgomery Schuyler
Ecuador
Edwin Little
J. E. Scott
Hallas Scott
Garson & Towner Co
Samuel Armstrong
Warwick
Armetrone
George Armstrong
Suny Old Thenis
J. J. van Strien
Holland, Mich
New Prospect Reformed Clitree
van Strien
A. PP. Hamilton
New York
Notable Dewitt Patriarch Dies After Long Public Service
Obituary notes the death of a prominent Dewitt family figure, detailing decades of public service. Survived by a wife and son Thomas of Deweland, he held roles in colonial and revolutionary era committees, and was active in fraternal orders. The piece references his ancestry and long civic involvement.
Red Cross Auxiliary Formed In Montgomery
Montgomery May 18 An auxiliary chapter of the Newburgh Red Cross Society organized at the Presbyterian Church with 15 members. Officers elected include Mrs. John Crabtree, Mrs. E. Rose Elliott, Miss Josepha Bryson, and Frank T. Hadaway. Members will sew bandages garments and other articles for soldiers. Open to all who pay 1 or more to join with half to Newburgh society. Additional village notes include local officials, a doctor starting practice in Otisville, a 15 day public inspection of the annual assessment roll, anniversaries, a supper at the Presbyterian chapel, and various local improvements and events.
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Montgomery
The
Newburgh Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
John Crabtree
E. Rose Eliott
Josepha Bryson
Frank T. Hadaway
National Bank of Montgomery
Newburgh
Raymond Cahill
William Cahill
New York
Edward Devitt
Charles A Kautpe
A. Terwilliger
Presbyterian
Harry Pitts
Jonesworth
New Jersey
Abs
Abram Brown
Lucile and
Elmo
Middletown
Leonard M. Brown
Daniel C. Brown
Brown Brothers
Hannah
Jesue Earl
Hazy Aviator
New York State
Poughkeepsie
Old Riley Company
Kineston
Brut al Man
Greenville Methodist Church News Highlights
Rev W M O Neill leads Greenville circuit services with joint choirs from Westtown and Unionville. Sunday school at 9:45 a m and 1 p m services, with preaching and special musical events led by Mr Rhodes and Mr Smith. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. All three churches unite for a 7 20 p m evening service. Featured music and welcomes extended to all.
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Greenville Methodist
W. 5. O'Neill
Westtown
Unionville
Greenville
Rhodes
W. GO. O'Neill
Shalm
United Choirs
Mr. Sthodes
W. GB. O Nel
Rhotes Ml
Rush W. Late
Rcogia
Wyserth
Raterneering
Richie
Judy
Taq
Census of medical men under way in state
Sibang May 1 reports indicate about 14,000 of 15,000 doctors contacted for the adjutant general's census. Blank forms returned, progress praised, and a list of physicians to be met if needed is being compiled with attention to specialty and foreign language notes. Brief item on London street cleaners reports satisfactory results after two months of service.
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Sibang
Adjutant Generala Office
London
Memorial Day Parade Set to Top Previous Years
Memorial Day parade plans show Grand Army veterans, school children, and military groups staging a large event the city may have seen. The Chamber of Commerce backs 50 students, cars for veterans, and flags for children, with strong school and parent involvement and crowd protection measures. A flag presentation at Ridgebury Presbyterian Church Saturday at 2 30 pm features Senator Stirrers and majors Salisbury and Silvers, with honored units from Co 1 and First Regiment Hospital Corps attending.
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Grand Army
Chamber of Commerce
FE. G. Strack
Tuthill
Presbyterian Church
Ridgebury
Senator Stirers
Major Salisbury
Medical Department
Test
Major Silvers
First Field Hospital
Co. 1
Hospital Corps
Another French Mission Visits England and US
A special French mission touring England to study the English cadet system and Boy Scout training has been invited to observe in the United States. The mission's work in France has incited widespread interest as the Boy Scout scheme there has been imitated to a large extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
United States
France
State Officers Thrill Auditors in Monticello Visit
Secretary of State Francis M Hugo and Comptroller Eugene M Travis visited Sullivan county May 18 for Automobile Association and Community Club events in Monticello. They toured streets with Louis de Hoyos and attended banquets and a large Methodist Church program with Alden Chester and Judge George H Smith. Judge Chester praised Sullivan county while recalling earlier murder trials. Also 75 residents met in Town Hall to organize a Monticello home defense corps led by Capt A B Findley with A M Scriber as chair and Sidney Pendell secretary.
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Monticello
Francis M. Hugo
Eugene M. Travis
Young Republican Club
de Hoyos
von Isa Kovies
Alden Chester
George H. Smith
Methodist
Smith
Hugo
Travis
Organized Defense Corps
Town Hall
A. B. Findley
A.M. Scriber
Sidney Pendell
Hess
Home Defense Corps
Local draft oath and enlistment lists presented
The assembly explained service and training duties, read the allegiance oath, and appointed John V. Taylor and J. H. Hess to circulate lists to secure Myners and others to take the oath. Signers included Hess Curtis Ennis Pender Kent Hilliard Burns Scriber Taylor Walsh Stanton Jabr Wale York Scriber Wale Calkin Dickson Hatch Mearns Heaney. A Home Defense Corps meeting is set for Monday May 21 at 8 pm in Town Hall to recruit and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hess
John V. Taylor
J. H. Hess
Lewis Stanton
Ralph Smith
Edward Rvan
Trusa
John H. Hess
John T. Curtis
John ¥. Ennis
Sidney Pender
Charles A. Kent
Winfield Hilliard
Joan J. Burns
Ly BR. Scriber
Thos. Walsh
Lewis N. Stanton
Myron Jabarr
Lester E. Wale
Robert &. York
A. M. Scriber
George Z. Wale
Lindsey Calkin
Frank Dickson
Raymond E. Hatch
David Mearns
James W. Heaney
Town Hall
Home Defense Corps
Committee On
Obituary of Thomas James Woods in Monticello
Thomas James Woods died suddenly at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Curley on Green Street Wednesday morning May 16 at 2 o clock, aged 39. He had lived in town five years seeking health, worked as night operator for Monticello Telephone Co. for about three years, was a member of Mistletoe Lodge 647 F and A M of Brooklyn, and is survived by his sister Mrs. Charles G. Wiley of Richmond Hill, burial in Richmond Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas James Woods
Monticello
E. F. Curley
Green Street
Sullivan County
Mr. Woods
Woods
Monticello Telephone Company
Mistletoe Louse
Brookyn
Charles G. Wiley
Richmond Hill
Public May Wear Army Buttons Now
Albany May 18 United Commissioner Borden H Mills day dismissed the case against Gideon Rogers of Gloversville charged with wearing a uniform bearing buttons of a pattern used by the United States army. Rogers is captain of an independent military company and the complaint was made by the commanding officer of the Gloversville National Guard unit. Commissioner Mills ruled that a guilty finding could indict every woman wearing a pin with the same type of button.
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Albany
United
Borden H. Mills
Day
Yideon ‘Rogers
Gloversville
United States Army
Rogers
National Guard
Mille
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