Salisbury Mills Local Notes and Miscellany
Salisbury Mills dated May 22 ad from 8 finds Findlay of La Chanse reports 300 bushels of potatoes and a Monell tractor aiding plowing replacing three horse teams. Henry Turhitt improves. Howard Moubury and daughter visit R I Taylor. Fire from a chimney damages James Finday’s pasteurizing plant but is extinguished. Frog Felter family motored to New Fella. Mrs S A Feller weekend in New York City. Juenger property barn torn down by high wind. Tashar Poultry Farm busy with 4,400 chickens to attend Asphalt noted as ancient binder in masonry. Otisville Auxiliary meets Friday at 2 6 p m at Boyes Club room. further notice. Rockafellow ad and medical and funeral notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salsbury Mill
J. A.D
Findlay
la Chanse
Monell
Esally
Henry Turhitt
Seta Tuthit
Howard Moubury
Uullville
R. I.taylor
James Finday
Frog Felter
New Fella
S.A. Feller
New York City
Juenger
Heleneyter
Tashar
Funeral Directors and offices listed for National Casket Co
Multiple funeral directors and branch offices listed with addresses in New York and nearby towns. Entries include telephone numbers, assistants, and auto service notes for funeral arrangements and embalming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Middletown
N. Yeo
Otisville
N.Y
W. Blumberg
New York
East 49Th
St. National Casket Co
Murray Hi
N. Y
William ‘. Couneiaus
Au Einbalmer
Parlers
North St
Cranch Oiler
Oulaville
National Casket Co
East 29Th Street
Murray Hil
Fighting 69th May Replace 71st Regt in Middletown
Rumors say the 69th Infantry may replace the 71st Regt with headquarters at Middletown armory. Citizens commend the existing guard and officers, while officials dispute timing and location, noting movement could hinge on military orders and June or July deadlines.
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69Th
Bates
Middletown
Ocerk
State Armory
Lons
Uh New York Division
Camp Whitman
Beckman
Juteeva County
McMien
Tex
Hoalenl
Federal
Afflen
Watcher
Conmmand Aa
Connolly
Explosion of Shell Near the Mongolia
Reported naval action off the coast of Flanders with battles between German and French forces. Admiralty dispatches claim German ships engaged and French torpedo boats returned to port while repelling attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolia
Herlin
Helicomst
Admiralty
Flanders
Woman Killed Then Self Inflicted Wound Reported
A woman was found dead after an apparent murder suicide. The body was sent to a coroner in Sun Graferneon for examination. The scene was described as unfolding on 510 United Street in New York City with the husband and sister noted among those present. Local notices indicate legal proceedings may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieuerich
Mas
Winther
Neuhuin
Monroe
New York City
Vince Treas
Cornell University State Scholarships Exam Notice
Legal notices announce a state scholarship examination for Cornell University candidates to be held at Goshen High School on a Saturday in June. Candidates must pass a written test in English American history algebra and geometry with optional topics in Greek Latin Roman French and advanced mathematics. Dated Middletown May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Ty Come University
Wang
Goshen High School
Govhen
JUNG
Ake
Middletown
Utd
James ¥. Tarn
Bekcole
James M. Crane
Newburel
Arthur Lh. Naylor
Sohkooi
Orange county cattle sale tops at Jersey City yards
Bullville May 22 Edward Bogardus, the Scotch Town cattle dealer, sold a 1700 pound three year old Holstein bull bought from George S. Green of Bullville for over 11 cents a pound. Several local events followed including the Tall Road district school election results and a Grange dance benefiting a piano. The article also notes a fish culture lecture by Gardiner at the district school and various community notices about property, patrols and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balville
Orange County
Smithereens
Jersey City
Edward Bogardus
Scotchtown
George 8. Green
Bulkville
Green
Behoo
Didtrick
Walckill
Tiolly Road
Kenneth W. Hiume
James Porter
Charles M. Brinkerhoff
Miss Middleton
Grange Hall
T. Luaney
Roberson
J. Cowper
A. Anderson
Tl. Murphy
George 3
Puone
the Bush
Montgomery
Crystal Raw
Middletown
Mra
A. C. Thompson
Woh
Vankeeeck
R. C. Clemson
Daning
Mould
Virgil Crawford
BE Vo Jt Gardiner
Werattown
Gardner
Missey Putian
Punsnle
Sears
Archie Ovans
Bullville
Newburgh
Supreme Court
Marks & Mikles
Moo Bush
Flag raising honors Ridgebury church with donor from New York
At Ridgebury Presbyterian Church a Saturday flag raising drew a large crowd from the region. The flag, donated by Mrs Mary Cumings Danvers of New York City, was temporarily veiled behind the pulpit and to be placed on a church lawn pole. Major M A Buvers gave the presentation, Rev Ackerman accepted. Patriotic songs filled the 2:30 ceremony with Mrs Danvers as a guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ridgebury
Mary Cumings Danvers
New York City
John Cumings
Westerfield
Methodist Church
M. A. Buvers
Ackerman
Danvers
John Coming
Goshen
Lincoln
Capt. Cumings
Cumings
Itasca
Clarence G. Benard
Itasca Farm
Middletown
Ridgebury Presbyterian Church
Six Cars Deliver Sugar to Unionville as Rail Freight Expands
Six freight cars unload 600 barrels of sugar with 1400 more barrels due this month and forty cars of condensed milk cans on the way. Each car holds 1,500 cases or 73,200 cans. two fatty cars carry 2,928,000 cans. Daily milk and sugar delivery targets are stated as 1.0? or 7.5 tons. Local sermon notes report Rev. Maciones discussing the potter and clay in Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Mr. Maciones
J. O. Halliday
Sparta
Sanday
Roy Elvten
Stanley Seaman
Newbursh
John Vollay
Tive
Ford
Tradheon
Sussex
Unzoniville
Bloomingburg May 22 Community Notes and Chapel Supper
May 22 reports flowered by Clayton Seagears of Montclair and a local home visit by Mrs. Alva Comfort for two days with her parents at Livines ten Manor. The Reformed Church chapel hosts a Thursday evening supper on May 3 with a menu including moral loaf brown gravy mash cod potatoes bread scalloped tomatoes and cakes. Miss Vatel Wallios of Chester visited her mother and sister on North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moomingburg
Clayton Seagears
Montclair
Noaspon
Sway
Alva Comfort
Livinesten Manor
Tales of the Reformed Church
Mise Vatele Wallios
Chaster
Aster
North Street
Fragmentary notice from mid spring town column
A damaged fragment shows dates and names, including May 22 and references to local people such as John and Willan. The text mentions property ownership, a bone, and winter confinement. Overall details are sparse and uncertain due to OCR damage.
Rev Berg Named Pastor of Fort Washington Church New York
Montgomery May 22 Rev Irving U Berg D D brother of Rev J Frederic Berg former Brick Church pastor has been named pastor of Fort Washington Reformed Church New York city His election came from the Great Convocatory of New York and he will begin about June 1 with a salary of 3000 The new edifice will be rented and later expanded for a five story parish house and chapel The previous pastor Rev A J Munte left over doctrinal differences Berg is Rutgers trained and formerly served in Hartford and Catskill regions His brother has taken a charge in Flatbush
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Montgomery
Irving U. Berg
D. D
J. Frederic Berg
Fort Washington
181 Street
New York City
Berg
Hartford
Conn
Great
New York
Collegiate Reformed Church
A. J. Munte
Rutgers College
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Catskill Mountains
Flatbush
New York State Bar
Spenior’s
Frank KE. Howard
Red Cross Auxiliary
Newburgh Society
National Bank of Montgomery
Harry Rockefeller
Isabelle Boyles
Paul O'Brien
Reuben O'Brien
Charles J. Wallace
Colonial Bank
Elizabeth Wallace
Dorothy
N. E. Lincoln
North Field
N. Y
Local resident undergoes third stomach surgery in Brooklyn
Summers, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Van BSteenburgh of the village, underwent a third operation for ulcers of the stomach at German Lutheran Hospital in Brooklyn on Sunday. James Hart and his two daughters Misten Laurabelle and Ellen from Brooklyn visited the Empire House on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Bsteenburgh
German Lutheran Hospital
Brooklyn
James Hart
Misten
Laurabelle
Ellen
Empire House
Flag Raising At Pine Bush Draws Crowd In Patriotism
May 22 Pine Bush held a large flag raising with music and prayers. A wall of sound rose as the flag was hoisted by school children, followed by a poem read by Miss Constance McKinney and the Star Spangled Banner. Speakers included Montgomery Schuyler Jr and Mayor A N Thompson. Dr Louis Livingston Seaman attended as guest and war veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bush
Jon Mein
Charles
Wallkill
Belgium
France
Pine Bush Event Sees Record Crowd and Memorial Service
A large Pine Bush gathering paused history with a flag raising and benediction by Rev. George E. Wright. Speakers introduced by John Duryea praised the moment as businesses closed and attendees arrived from afar. Multiple local notes follow, including a May 18 recital at Graham's Church and forthcoming sermons and lectures at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George £. Wright
Pine Bush
G. E. Wright
John £. Duryea
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Red Croge
Wr. Bealey
Rockafellow
Noerib Street
R. Rockafellow
Mer
D. Rockafellow
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Sanitarian Marguerita KR
Mockafellow
Rogers Plage
Intervala
Melrose
P. J. Meilly
Gubhalmer
East Main St
Railroad Ave
East 23Rd St
Granmarcy
Das, Wolf
Middletown, N. Y
Orange CO. Bull
Fiativitic Mik Producers Association, Inc
Plac
Grange Tall
Peradit Oar
Crawford
Girh
Corwin KK. Bayer
Woattown
Newry A
John Cooper
Pine Yash
Dare Cattie
Pine
Tome Omoentha
Mr Spaeth
Rea Rca Grronwell
Spaeth
Belimstone
Ay Machamlon
Vira
Glenn
Bloomingburg
Mill Ssuay
Rev. LJ. Berg
NEW City
Reformed Church
Gar- McMonagle & Rogers
H. J. Bogardus
Graham’s Church
Albert Elting
New Paltz
Graham's
Rainey F. Taylor
Arthur Churchill
Roselle
N. J
Graham's Church
M. E
Geo. E. Wright
W. H. Lofthouge
Walden
Yorkshire
Luther B. Wilson
the Times-Press
Columus
Eresen
Crete
Wie
Breck
Mundreda
Georgette Crepes
China Silke
Vain Cores Ion Eor
Alee
Marie Antoinette
Cluny
Filet
Nottingham
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