Bloomingburg Sunday Car Crash Hurts Both Drivers
A Middletown man John Bell drove into a parked Ford in front of Dr C R Bull’s in Bloomingburg causing severe front end damage to Bell’s car which could not be driven home. The incident disrupted town activity as residents and visitors, including Benjamin formerly of this place and Mrs Daisy Crane of Middletown, were noted. Local figures Jay Stewart and Frank Fisherty were mentioned among others visiting or passing through. The article also records community events and local updates from Bloomingburg and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
fFord
C. R. Bull
John Bell
Middletown
Bell
Benjers
Wyatt
Benjamin
France
Daisy Crane
Simday
Greycourt
Clinton Bull
H. P. Smith
Hackensack
Jay Stewart
Tte
Liberty
Frank Fisherty
High View
Benjamin Heston
Grant
W. W. Voight
R. O Neaken
James BR. Manco
Richard
Doughnut Auction Set at City Hall Mile by City Committee
A city doughnut auction will be held at City Hall where Meyer Cox will act as auctioneer. Peter H. Mitchell, proprietor of the Mitchell store and chair of the city committee, will donate a large collection of doughnuts with sugar for the highest bidders. Citizens are asked to bring doughnuts to Dem rest, Ury Goods Company, Tuesday afternoon between 4 and 6 30. Mrs Casdell and Mrs Hathaway will oversee the doughnut cases on Wednesday after the parade and auction. The parade starts at Franklin Square at 9 30 a m with Middletown Lodge members urged to attend, meeting at the club House at 9 13 a m. The parade route will run through one business section. Committee members listed include J A Kerachen chairman NS 2 Milla treasurer D S Treat secretary George Bow ers George EE Marks etc. George KE Bowers chairs commercial committees, with canvass for 224 factories in Middletown. Ward captains named for first to fourth wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xtopa
Meyer Cox
Peter H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Luaipess
Demrest
Ury Goods Company
Mra
Sheme
J. A. Kerachen
Milla
Trevurer
Treat
George Bowers
George EE Marks
Gardner
George J. Skloner
Harry KR Knapp
Charles B Buck
Ud. Theleca
Josph Morreale
George J. Skinner
Wm C. Herbert
Throward
Charles Highass
J. Marks
Howart M. Starr
W. H. Cilsdell
ND. Mille
Old Orange County map and field book donated to County Clerk
Mr and Mrs Macgrane Coxe of Southfields presented to County Clerk a 1796 to 1749 survey map of southern Orange County and a field book by surveyor Charles Clinton. The preserved items, framed and glassed, detail the patented Cheesecocka lands and the Sterling works, with Clinton’s Marble Book and a detailed oath page, now accessible for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macgrane Coxe
Southfields
Goshen
Orange County
Charles Quinijon
Coxe
Ludaon
Old Hingwood Iron Works
A. 3. Hewitt
New York City
Charles Clinton
Charlies Clinton
George Clinton
New York
United States
Janis Clinton
Wovernor Dewitt Luton
Macgrann Coxe
Southfelds
Orange County Society New York
Cheesecocka
Maungotach
Shawgus
Mabert R Ldvingston
Supreme Court
State of New York
Sterling
Sterling Stream
Sterling School
Sterling Works
Sterne Pond
George F Gregg
Camp Fire Girls Social At Unionville
Unionville May 20 The Camp Fire Girls will hold a box social in the Presbyterian Church parlors on Thursday evening May 22. guests may bring a lunch for two. Rev B H Smith of Middletown preached at the church and aided the Young Men's Bible Class with questions. Local residents note births visits and recoveries including a son born to Mr and Mrs Henry Kirk and several townsfolk visiting or returning from travel or hospital stays in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Presbyterian Church
B.H. Smith
Middletown
Henry Kirk
John Taylor
Brooklyn
Susan Hallock
Taterson
Addie Corey
Klnarton
Nathanial van Sickte
G. V. Schooley
New York
W T Maulton
Arden
N. J
John Polley and
Jerzey City
WANTED Competent Inotyps operator and assorted requests
Wanted competent Inotyps operator apply superintendent omposing room Times-Prean. Wanted boy to work on farm WY Rumsey Goshen. For sale two worn wagon parts order at Elmer Little farm Circleville road. For sale milk bottles cant and churns everyonly Company Kingston NY. For sale McCaskey account system 200 names O Smith Co Hamburg NJ. Fancy Irish Colbier sred pot flocs from Maine Deming & Company. Chiropodist Mrs Grace Maud. Chiropods Nair and Manicure Parlors 2 Orchard St Middletown NY Phone 333. At Port Jervis the flat week of each month electrical treatment for scalp and face. William T. Cornelius Funeral Director and Embalmer Panora No 118 North 91 Telephone 720. Branch Offen Otteville NY Telephone 127-14 New York. Once with National Cuaket Co 14 East 20th Street Telephone Murray Hill 6341 Lady assistant Automobile services requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Maud
Orchard St
Middletown
Port Jervis
William T. Cornelius
Puneral
Pantora
North 91
Branch Offen
Otteville
N.Y
New York
National Cuaket Co
East 20Th Street
Murray Hill
Supreme Court on at Goshen reviews cases and delays
The Goshen Supreme Court session scrutinized Italian cases and adjourned trials due to lacking witnesses and readiness. McBride case against Orange County Power Co. was dismissed from the calendar to be refiled later. Grand Jury met to consider cases including Howell vs Newton, with judgment entered on default. Harry N. Boggs represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBrair
H.C. McBrale
Orange County Power Co
R. W M. Cox
Knox
New York
Graham & LiAmoroiux
Middletown
Harry N. Boggs
Frank H. Finn
Hawker Takes to the Air Over Atlantic Race Attempt
Reports describe a British air race attempt from New Fouvaland to Ireland, featuring Hawker and the rival Sopwith craft. The Martingdgpi plane wrecked on ground during taxi, injuring crew. Captain Raynham collapsed but recovered. NC-1 and NC-4 seaplanes, with crews, faced loss and uncertain outcomes near Horta Azores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fouvaland
Ireland
Frederick P. Rayuoam
GC. W. F. Morgan
Raynham
SAVEO
Horta
Azores
Airoank
Mores
Seleeved
NC-4
Jot Henry Towers
Bunda
Little Girl Undergoes Surgical Operation in Dorneruin
Katherine Kroorer, four, daughter of C Ro Kroger of Dorneruin, had a mastoid bone operation on Friday morning. The surgery followed a prior appendix operation four months earlier at a Brooklyn hospital. Dr. Kearns of Middletown was called. a medical operation was deemed necessary and performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorneruin
Katherine Kroorer
C Ro Kroger
NME Hospital
Brooklyn
Masoniuin
Kearns
Middletown
Engagement Announced for Frances Preston Geer
The announcement states Frances Preston Geer will wed Charles T. Pawley and Ridgvtury. The families of Ms Geer and her fiancé are listed with residence noted as 28 Washington Wired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zepher Ko Greens
Washington Wired
Frances Preston Geer
Charles T. Pawley
Ridgvtury
Teachers Hired For Harriman Public School
Harriman May 40 several of our young men went fishing at Clary Ville returning with fifty night trout. The next term faculty is announced led by Principal A Johneon and teachers Mae W A Johp Merth Suther land Chester and Miss Inet Bueh. Mrs T L Bailey improving from tonsillitis and guests in the community include Mr and Mrs J Dunston of New York and the Cogan and Brower families. An auxiliary to the Jr O V AM, the Daughters of Liberty, is organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Inet Bueh
Monroe
Es Chester
Eg Mildred O'Neil
T. L. Bailey
J. Dunston
New York
Sarah Cogan
Uffern
and Airs
Eugene Cogan
Farrand L Brower
Country Club Colony
John Brower
Daughters of Liberty
Jamee F. Sweeney
Jeunior
Jersey City
John L Woodrust
J. D. Smith
Utica
Ced
G. W. Bush
M. BE
Lorin Heacock
Charles W. Taylor
Ithaca
David Cremond Huph Sith
Suffern
Any Woodhull
Harriman
May Sweeney
Miss Sweeney
Peekskill Training School For
Clinton Braine
New Yor
Mary T. Mechan
McGee
Dominick Corisco
George Baker
Jw. O'Leary
Bay Ridge
M. A
Rocklander Tries For Third Term
Nyack May 20 Assemblyman Feck from Rockland County seeks a third term as party managers in the Republican ranks show strong backing in the past two terms. Organizing forces and party men reportedly favor extending his tenure despite customary two-term limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
Agsemblyman
Rockland County
Cmise
Feck
Wurtsboro Notes and Local Events May 20
Wurtsboro items report bungalow construction for Fueamer guests, visit by Fred Newkirk and Prof. Raymond Eddy to Mr Holmes and family in Newburgh, local callers including Mr Mortis and Mrs Boardman, fishing improved after recent rains, Fred Weller named state road foreman, summer plans for Mrs Amato, and church fair set for August 7. Norwich notes cover Commissioner hearing on charges against J D Wilson with David Fo Lee and Leo comments, date to be announced, hearings to be held in Goshen or Newburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtsboro
S. Diamond
Fred Newkirk
Raymond Eddy
Gusville
Fondsy
Joseph F. Holmes
Idanghter
Mins Ertly
Stonpias
Greet Point House
Sireama
Fred Weller
William Atnaxotth
Pine Street
Huboer
Chauncer
Robert Green
The
Ladies’ Dime Society
KR. D. Church
Pletcher Booda
Delmater
Middletown
Laura Henderson
Norwich
David Fo Lee
Wilson. Ie
Mradt
Goshen
Newnes
Greenland Ice Sheet Area Revised Upward by 750000 Acres
Researchers report Greenland ice sheet extent measured in square miles has increased by about 750000 acres from prior estimates. The finding, based on newer observations, affects projections of sea level rise and regional ocean mass balance.
Sunday Socials and Visits Around Middletown Circleville
Stisville and Circleville residents enjoyed a Sunday of drives visits and greetings with New York friends. Mrs Hyde and Mrs Winter hosted callers while Rev J Lewis Evans spoke to the Grange and children prepared for Day exercises.
Circleville Socials and Church Notices May Update
Circleville events include Mr and Mrs A G Mapes visiting L W Cox, Mrs W Lee visiting Montgomery, Miss Mary Stewart recovering from tonsillitis, and a Mrs A Van Queveren Sunday school play Maidens All Forlorn performed for soldiers by young women led by Rev A Van Deveren and George Miller. W T U convention causes schedule changes.
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Circleville
A. G. Mapes
L. W. Cox
W. Lee
Montgomery
Mary Stewart
A. van Qeveren
Otisville
A. van Deveren
George
E Miller
Louis Ogden
Erie Railroad
Lnilea
D. W. Lee
Endeavor
WIM
T. UL
Talest
Scotchtown
Midletown
Washingtonville News and Notices
In Washingtonville Mrs E Jobncce dies after Sunday, leaving a husband and nine children. Corrie, daughter, returns home. Brooklyn preacher Cadman to lecture May 27 at Moffat Library. Mrs D Little and daughter with nephew in Cornwall. Katherine Felter hosts a party for 25. Lyman Gerow of Cornwall announces a new son last week. Mabdei Hoskings visiting Newark two weeks. Rev Arther M Elliot resigns from Port Jervis Presbyterian, to become pastor at Ramapo. Monticello Inn to reopen this spring as Monticello Inn on Breadfax. new hotel venture led by Charles Foley of HY Funh ate.
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Stisville
Supervieur
Les Harding
Circleville
Middletown
Cail- Ou
Jere
New York
Tyler
Metropolis
Carhatt
Koenig
George Smith
Abram Hyde
New York City
Misa Linds B. Wood
Newars
N. 1
Charles Roesch
Walker
Ridgewood
Mitchell
Finchville
Yankee Lake
Andrew Crate
Town
Frank P. Howser
Bensel
Fancher
Alfred Ketcham
Sanatorium
Winifred Winter
Rush W. Lake
Ladies’ Ald Society
M”E Church
Presbyterian
Misa Cuddeback
Connecticut
Ray
Evepa
Brooklyn
Misa Cora Griffin
Oakland
Frank Robin
Sly and Children
Denton
Laura Mulock
Thuralay
Brittain Polly
France
Lavra Mulock
J. Lewis Evans
The
Grange
Irvin Winter
Frank Lowden
MBS
Fresbyterian
Warren Cuddeback
Piats
Aaron Winter
Port Jervis
Washingtonville
Mar
Jobncce
Corrie
Tr. Cadman
Moffat Library
M. E Church
D. Little
Tuthill
Wekend
Cornwall
Katherine Felter
Lyman Gerow
Mabdei Hoskings
Newark
N. J
Arther M. Elliot
Port Jeers
Elliott
Presbyterian Church
Ramapo
Grangers to Give Old Time Dance At Montgomery
Montgomery plans an old time dance at Grange Hall on Wednesday May 21 with a mix of old and up to date dances. The event features a May 24 screen showing The Mysterious Miss Terry with Billy Burke and is part of a week of local entertainment amid other village updates including farm activity and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangers
Montgomery
Grange
Grange Hall
Wedneshay
Richard Gershen
Jersey City
Deutch Black
New York City
Miss Terry
Billy” ‘Burke
Benior’s Hall
Ellis Carvey
John J
Brophy House Burns Away Near Harleyville Landmark Resort Destroyed
The Brophy House a renowned summer resort near Harleyville was totally destroyed by fire early Thursday morning with an estimated loss around 29000. Origin of the blaze is undetermined. The building and contents were partially insured and the property had been run by George and Anna Brophy, descendants of the original owners, with Mrs. John H. Knapp connected as part owner. The fire marks the end of a famous era in the summer boarding house trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brophy
Harleyville
George
Anna Brophy
Joan Brophy
John H. Knapp
Hurleyville
Columbia
Pine Bush Pastor Declines New Charge
May 20 Pine Bush Rev. John J. Stream announced from the pulpit that he declined the call from the Re forged Church of Boland, stating his usefulness to the Pine Bush congregation had just begun, with a salary increase offered. Other notes describe local entertainments, visits, and residents’ movements including Elsa Voegelin’s surprise party, a church play, and assorted family visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Prospect ‘Church
John J. Stream
Church of
Boland
Elsa Voegelin
Charles Voegelin
Codding
Ton’s
Fred RP Decker
Ralph D. Crawford
Middletown State Hospital
George ‘Tilford
Sidney and
Binghamton
George Romer
William Ives
New York City
William. Barrett
Borden Avenue
Divorce Case Belief of Rich Husband Tells Story
An old man of 73, Mr. Winters, is accused in a divorce case involving Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Winters. The defense portrays the plaintiff as a doting husband influenced by jealousy, noting Mrs Winters expected wealth but earned about 4007 dollars annually. Judge Wiggins suggests the conflict stems from disappointment and hints a trial will be scheduled this term, with Tompkins to set a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Wheeler
Avon
West
Wiggins
W Spend Ie Warped Teddy Cheeks Tradeoffs
A quirky remark notes some girls achieve results through daily calisthenics while others favor cosmetics. It concludes that both paths are satisfactory, with cosmetics praised for faster outcomes.
Wake Up One Morning To Find Trouble Gone
James H. West of Newburgh N Y recounts recovery from bronchial trouble after using GOLDINE. He describes initial headaches dizziness shortness of breath and chest and back pain then notes waking free of soreness after starting GOLDINE sold at Jones Drug Store in Ghioa and other dealers in Middletown New York. The ad lists tablet price and laxative option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. West
Citizer
Newburgh
MN. Y
Jones’ Drug Store
Partners
Ghia
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