Discharges At Brownleigh Park Ranch Spark Transit Theories
At Goshen Erie station a crowd gathered as several hundred workers from Brownleigh Park Ranch were discharged. The claim that drill refusals caused their layoff circulates, though Foreman Patterson cites lack of work and payroll doubts. Officials note military drill led by Fleit New York officers was unpopular among cowhands.
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Brownleigh Park
Erie Station
Fleit
New York
Ieg
Middletown
Times-Press
Foreman Patterson
Goshen Launches Crackdown On Speeding Autos
Goshen officials begin strict enforcement of the village speed limit. Special officers, deputized, register drivers who exceed the limit as complaints rise and residents urge safer streets. Village President George F Gresz says the effort aims to curb reckless driving and protect lives and property.
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Goshen
George F. Gresz
Times-Press
Robert Bruce
Old
Seace
Leas
Times-Preas
MISG NEAFLE HEADS CHAPTER AT GOSHEN MEETING
Misg Hart Neafle elected regent for the Minisink Chapter D A and 0 at the Goshen Methodist Episcopal Church. Other officers include First vice regent Mrs Tess Booth and Treasurer Mrs Daniel Owen with reports noting growth to 218 members.
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Misg Neafle
Goshen
Minisink
D. A
Alice Hart Neafle
Tesaa Booth
Hiram H. Smith
Linley H. Verg
W. H. Strong
Doings at the County Seat Goshen May 15
May 15 report from Goshen highlights a new semi portable unloading plant by Schunnemunk Construction Co west of the Erie station, rapid cementless paving potential, and Memorial Day monument unveiling plans. Also noted are a traffic regulation paving completion, a Goshen marriage ceremony, a track event at Historic Track, a New York marriage announcement, and the Goshen Inn season opening.
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Goshen
Schunnemunk Construction Company
Erie Station
Schunsemonk Company
Social Life of Middletown Personal Notes in Local Life
The Middletown column notes varied social events from the MacDowell Music Club meeting at 23 Beacon Street with a diverse program to a Civil Government Quest gathering at 1 Wallkill Avenue. It also reports charity ball proceeds, church society meetings, engagements, births, seafaring and military topics, and local residents’ activities across Newburgh and surrounding towns.
Obituary Notices From Unionville And Nearby Areas
Obituaries report the death of Mrs. Margaret Conn or at 2 48 AM after a yearlong spinal neuritis treatment at Neurological Hospital New York. Survived by husband JohnConnor and ten plus children including Esther Varnes, Mary Behubert, Margaret Riley, Dora Eckman, and Josephine Mum Eckman. Interments in Unionville and Cranberry. Also noted is the death of William Elston of Unionville at age about 50, with funeral in Unionville and burial in Unionville Cemetery.
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Margaret Commer
Margaret Connor
Harrison Street
This City
The
Neurological Hospital
East Sixty Seventh Street
New York City
John Connor
Niger
Esther A
Joseph Varnes
Mary A
Fred Behubert
Homestead
Margaret G
Jamea H. Riley
Bridgeport
Conn
Milas Dora _A
Josephine V
Wil Mum A. Eckman
Patrick
Matthew H. Cornwall
Faward J
Goshen
Thomas J
West New York
N. J
Mre
Connor
St Joseph's Church
League of the Sacred Heart
Newburgh Trolley Employes Get Hourly Pay Raise
Newburgh workers on the Orange County Traction Company payroll receive an increase from 24 1 to 36 cents per hour effective today. The raise, though not yet in the existing contract, reflects rising living costs. The Chamber of Commerce arranges modest loans for several farmers through the Patriotic Farmers Fund, aiding seed purchases and planting needs. Conductor George Freer was severely beaten last night when four men boarded his trolley car near Malinville tree. he obtained a warrant for their arrest.
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Newburgh
Orange County Traction Company
Chamber of Commerce
Joana
Patriotic Farmers Fund
First National Bank
Walter L. Henadict
George Freer
Malinville Tree
Freer
Office of
Justice of Peace
Michael Tighe
Agricultural Resources of Orange County Census Report
The New York State Supply Commission reports Orange County sericultural and farm labor trends. There are 457 fewer men this year and 1,460 more farm laborers needed, 757 of whom may be inexperienced. Potatoes, cabbage, and corn dominate seed stands. dairy cattle and heifers rise, while stock for sale slightly surpasses demand. Corn acreage for grain rose 4,283 acres from 1816 to 1917, with 472 acres in 1916. The census was conducted by rural school teachers under Farm Bureau supervision.
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New York State
Orange
Faema
Aiso
Cidiric
Farm Bureau
Casualty Award in Appeals Court Ellenville Case Heard
In Albany the Appellate Division heard 15 compensation cases including George and Ethel Van Keuren v Dwight Divine and Sons. The award totaled 8.08 for 36 23 weeks to the estate of George Van Mearem for lifetime disability and 3.64 weekly to the widow during widowhood after his death from tuberculosis alleged to be preexisting. He worked as a cutler at the Ellenville plant and died October 7, 1916. the defense contends the disease caused the death and not the accident. E Clyde Sherwood represented the appellants.
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Albany
Third Department
George van Keuren
Ethel van Keuren
Dwight Divine and Sons
George van Mearem
Elienville
E Clyde Sherwood
Imholz Murray Nuptials In Middletown at St Josephs
Norma Agnes Murray daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowis Murray of 170 Linden avenue wed William Francis Imholz son of Mrs Frank Imholz of 296 North St at St Josephs Roman Catholic Church. ceremony led by Very Rev J P B McClaney at 2 30 pm. Reception at bride’s home, couple to reside with parents. Imholz works for John H Hilde rt North Street grocer and serves in the Banitary Detachment First New York Regiment. Ferguson Lynch wedding in Clinton with Lilian Lynch of Brooklyn on May 12 at 11 40 am officiated by Dr W H Moser. Ferguson son of Mr and Mrs John Ferguson of this city, Cornell graduate, now in Boston.
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Elizabeth Bogaert
Beacon Street
Viernf
Miss Madden
Miss Hoar
Lisst
Miss Santee
Morceau
Mins Mitchell
Mina Wilkes
Hermann Lohr
Mairo
Merle
Herbert Bunning
Milon Brady
George Bowers
Wallkill Avenue
May Corwin
Saral P. Palmer
Lebanon Hospital
Bronx
New York
Leila V. Jones
St Juke's Ele Pital
Newburgh
Miay Palmer
Bay
Schenectady
John Palmer
B. Bo Odell Mise Palmer
St. Lave’s Hospital
Utica
Oxcoll Club
Louee
St George's Church
Samuel H. Shipp
Geo. W. Huntington
R. Bell Chapman
Frank Boarit
M. 3. Heard
M. R. Smith
Carl Maurice Dietrich
B. B. Gerney
William Schoonmaker
Rockland
Sullivan County
Thrall Hoerital
T. D. Millu
Middletown
J. A. Miller
Rookssed
Carl Halcott
Poughkeepsie
Fort Slogan
G. Frederick Lee
Highland Avenue
Liberty
Carl EB. Drohi
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Newbereh
Grinton
Rt. Paxi
Frances Merritt
Mins Mary Chamman
R. Me
Ma. Joseph Taylor
Mra. EK. Brows
Mra. EK. Brows, Mrs. G. Potberell, M. Green, Mra. H. van Voorats
J. Watkins
Thia City
Hartine
Minot
C Denniston
Pippines
Atne Morthr
Mr. Den-niston
Times-Prees
Iad
Jeak Gaynor
Franklin
Brece Dione McComb, Jr
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Meri¢ Cooney
Mipeola
L. A
New York City
Ruth B. Townsend
Ethel Smith
Lake Mohonk
Nisa Vera Hartig
Listigston Manor
Henry Hartig
PC Dino
Prince Street
Linden Avenue
Dino
Fred E. Vance
Ivan A Gardner
Hatty A Meola
John Danforth
Danforth
Hissasociates
William W Houston
West Mary Street
Imorming
Margaret
Evangeline
Houston
Neilie Moran
Nontgomery
Helen Carson Liverey
Orange County
Nise Livezey
May Bell Morgan
Mies Livezey
Philadelpha
Mies Livesey
Walden
George W. Strong
St Luke's Hospital
Nelson Lood
Minn
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Farley
Clark SY
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Newhurah
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Main Street
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Maxer
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White
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U. A
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Unionville
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Waterbury
Conn
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Samuel W Lambert
Philip Potter
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Richard Ware
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Albany
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Balmville
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William AL Tmexeraon
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Highland Chapter, No. 32, R A. M
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Maonic
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Uleter
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Tauth
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Mise
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Lowis Murray
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Frank Imholz
North St
St Joseph’s
Rex
W. H Moser
Mount Kisco
Ferguson
John Ferguson
Cornell
Boaton
Notes of Interest to the Guardsmen
Lieutenant Alexander Granat of Company K, Seventieth New York Regiment of Infantry, started for class work on the Goeken rifle range as range officer. Captain Robertaen, who became a shipper, commands Company K, with Die west meat as recruiting officer. Lieutenant Granat’s appointment is announced, and Lieutenant Thomas Paton was dressed in the “wacle bat.”
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New York Regiment of Infantry
Goeken Rife
Granst
Eifa Robertaen
Fia ‘Ehipper
Middletown
Bobs
Die West Meat
Mount Hope Sunday School Opens With New Officers
Mount Hope May 11 opening reports elected officers for the Sunday school with Mrs Florence Writer as superintendent and Mrs Whifeld Reicham as assistant. Miss Basid Hares treasurer Carolyn Seydon horarian Mildred Winter pianist. Schol begins daily at 10 o'clock. Rev ALL Cloud to preach at 7 tonight. Herman Feistag recent arrivals from Norway visited his son. Sermon notes mention ongoing improvements around reeds and blasted eat.
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Florence Writer
Whifeld Reicham
Basid Hares
Ieasurer
Carolyn Seydon
Mildred Winter
Alice Clark
All Cloud
Herman Feistag
Norway
Coun Heens
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