Anniversary celebrated for John’s Corneil Knights of Columbus
Goshen May 32 13th anniversary of founding of John’s Corneil Knights of Columbus was celebrated at lodge rooms West Main Street. Lecturer E J Riverkame led a Knightly program with Grand Knight T Frank Collivan and delegates from Middletown Pact Port Jervis and Otisville. 46 charter members grew to 176 with 13 deaths. John D Boiti J Rd Dever and Jemee Curtis hosted entertainment by Stokes and Maron and music and storytelling. Riverkam gave a history of the order and St John’s Council. Afterward a social with refreshments followed.
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Goshen
John's Corneil
Knights of Columbus
West Main Street
E. J. Riverkame
John D. Boiti
J. Rd. Dever
Jemee Curtis
Middletown
Pact
Robert Powers
New Knights of Columbus
Otisville
Th J. Stokes
John T. Maron
Ikeepale
Mr. Blakes
al. Fick
Midhietown Knights
Mess
Dever
Curtis
Knights of
Home Defense to Unite With Sons of Veterans for Memorial Day
A large Goshen Home Defense meeting, led by captain Frank C. Hock, voted to unite with Major H Mocras Comp No 120, Sons of Veterans, for Memorial Day observances. Plans include a park program, tree plantings in memory of Goshen’s young war dead, and local participation with veterans and younger soldiers in ceremonies on May 30.
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Home Defense
Sons of Veterans
Goshen
Home Defense Organization
Frank C. Hock
H. Mocras
Goshen Letter Carrier Bitten by Dog on Monday
Goshen May 21 A village letter carrier, Albert Gebwetderer, was bitten on the leg by a dog on Monday and treated at Emer Beneey Hospital. He remains able to be on duty. Other items note a boy’s request for a warrant, a vagrant taken to Port Jervis, a tire theft, and local notices on holidays, estates, and a dance event.
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Goshen
Albert Gebwetderer
Mon- Gay
Emer- Bweney Hospital
Homer
Vanuelder
Merritt
Higham
Middletown
Obituary and Refreshment Tax Explanations Follow
Obituaries list residents from Livingston Manor, Waway, Washingtonville and Kirbytown with dates of death and family survivors. The Revenue Bureau explains a one cent per ten cents tax on soft drinks and ice cream sales, with exemptions for home purchases and closed containers, and penalties for evasion.
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Bureau of Togernal Reverie
Collectore Indi
Cate
Hartig funeral held for Henry W Liariiz at Hillside cemetery
The funeral of Henry W Liariiz was conducted at 33 Harrison Street at 2 pm Thursday. Rev A VanDeveren of Clrvieville Presbyterian Church officiated. Pallbearers were W B Woolacy Charles Tor bush Edgar Wood and Exaeron Robe. Interment followed in the family plot at Hillside cemetery.
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Henry W. Hartig
Henry W. Liariiz
Harrison Street
A. VanDeveren
Clrvieville Presbyterian Church
W. B. Woolacy
Charles Torbush
Edgar Wood
Exaeraon
1. Robe
Intermeit
Hilside Cemetery
Church Women To Serve Supper At Montgomery
In Montgomery on May 21 a church supper will be hosted by the women’s society at the chapel, starting at 6 pm until served out. Mr and Mrs Frederick Woodhead plan a three month trip to England sailing in June, with stops in Paris and France. Miss Josephine Scott, seventh grade teacher at Montgomery High, is briefly ill with a blood condition. Mrs Arnold G Hetty returned from New York to Montgomery on Monday.
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Montgomery
Ye Church
Frederick Woodhead
England
América
Paris
France
Misa Josephine Scott
Montgomery High School
New York
Arnold G Hetty
Mondar
James Gowdy Dies at Albany Civil War Veteran
James Gowdy, a well known Civil War veteran, died in Allaaz on Monday in his 81st year. General services and burial were at the former home in Walden. For years he held a state position at Albany.
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James Gowdy
Allaaz
General
Terial
Surmer
Walden
Mr. Gowdy
Albany
Ridgebury Meibodim meeting called for Friday evening
The Men's Brotherhood of the Meibodim Exisco will meet at the perish on Friday evening to umnead business and discuss a 224 mike piso for he san- Ber All members are to be present. Eyeothiagne arrrice next Sun- Bas eteping at 7.4% A eperker is ex pected to be prevent.
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Ridsedary
Meibodim Exisco
Georch
Perish
Umnead
Mike Piso
He San- Ber
Eyeothiagne Arrrice
Morrell Munterich Wedding at Brooklyn Church
Josert Morrell of Valley Stream L I and Fannie Munterich of this city wed Friday May 9 at First Place M. E. Church Brooklyn with Rev William Hamilton officiating. They will reside in Valley Stream where Morrell works. Morrell recently discharged from military service. Mrs Morrell previously worked seven years in Gam Green clothing store here. Also reported Campbell and Mrs Gally Duff of Brooklyn joined in marriage May 22 at Brick Presbyterian Church New York City.
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Morrell—Munterich
Josert Morrell
Valley Stream
L. 1
Fannie Munterich
M. & Church
Brooklyn
William Hamilton
Morrell
Gam Green
Amy General Hospital No. 8
Otzville
Campbell—Du Warwick
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York City
Mra Gally Duff
Lewis J. Campbell
Warwick
James David Burrell
Campbell
John Kirby
Nash
Bert J. Berry
Vanderbilt
Comfort Lodge
Myra
Annis Reeve
Rev Mr Kettle Visits Oswego Former Home
The New York State Congregational Conference met at the Congergational Church in Oswego. Rev W F Kettle of Middletown, former Oswego pastor, attended along with notable officers and guests including Rev William A Trow Rev Willard Harmon Rev Wellla Fitch Rev Charles W Sheldon and Rev George A Tiock as they plan the sessions and address on Paris and the Peace Conference.
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Oswego
New York
William A. Trow
Sherburne
Willard P. Harmon
Niagara Fells
Recketery
Wella A. Fitch
Riverhead
Charles W. Sheldon
George A. Tirock
Syracuse, Wise
William Sulzer Is Recovering From Illness
Reported in New York a former governor William Sulzer has been critically ill for two weeks with pneumonia. A specialist was called, doctors fought to aid him, and family updates indicate he is not improving, with the crisis ongoing.
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Sylvester Decker
Westtown
Els Kame
New York
Wyltem Sulger
Peme
O. and W. Machinist Suffers Finger Hart
A machinist at O. and W. wounded his finger while operating at 8:54 Tuesday. The injured worker, Bag-S Mea, was taken to a hospital at 19.13 o'clock where doctors attended him briefly before admission.
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Soger
Bag-S
Theat Hospital
JR Ticles
Tallegd Company
Unimate Sed. Tt! Rising as a Famous Soldier
Fragmentary OCR reads a veteran named Renny sekel asked a wise elder about bravery. The elder Har ford replied succinctly that courage lies in facing danger, and the tale centers on a soldier’s emerging reputation amid perilous times.
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Fourres
Renny Sekel
Rev B B Senith to Lead Sunday Morn Service
Middletown minister Rev B B Senith will conduct the morning service next Sunday at Howells church. Family notices include Milton G Lumsden and infant Milton Jr of Mt Ver, Miss Irene Tears of Otisville, and Henry Brove of Sunny. Movements report Mapes and Emily relocating to a farm. Dedisy A Dalond and friends attended a recent event. The social in the church lecture room last Friday drew a good crowd.
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Miva
Dedisy A. Daland
Beaclair
Elizabeth
Dalend
Plans Near East Drive at Monroe
Vague civic notice outlines a meeting to determine a quota for a local project. Officials state a committee will announce details soon and a plan may begin shortly. Over 3000 renders are mentioned daily in a context suggesting preparatory activity.
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C. Sanu
Vilege
Gee Atawevion
Sten
Ceatrman Sith Iil
Goaizman Wd
Milk Market Receipts Rise In April 1919 Prices Stabilize
April 1919 shipments to New York totaled 1,790,510 cans of milk and 90,591 cans of cream and unsweetened condensed. Daily average milk cans reached 74,871, up 4,184 cans from 1918. May milk price set at 6.06 in the 151-170 mile zone. butter and cheese prices referenced. The Milk Reporter notes broad satisfaction with the price-fixing plan after two months of operation.
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Milk Reporter
New York
New York Milk Conference Board
Dalrymeny League
Railroad Rates Danger to Cost of Living Rising
Cincinnati May 1 Cited as dangerous to the cost of living are proposed increases in railroad rates. Walker D Hines director general of railroads warned against precipitate rate hikes and urged improvements in efficiency to avoid higher prices for necessities. He said reforms could raise revenue and cut costs without substantial rate increases.
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Cincinnati
de Slane
Walker D. Hines
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Freteht Handtera
Goshen Trolley Car Delayed By Accident
A Goshen trolley destined for 1220 was delayed near Owens Station after a wire broke and a pole snapped. Conductor Simpson and Motorman Skinner directed passengers as a repair car and two other cars ferried the group to Goshen, arriving at 3 10. Repairs were completed Wednesday afternoon.
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Whch
Mariner
Women of Company I Honor Members With Luncheon
A surprise luncheon for Company I New York Guard members followed weekly drill at Highland Avenue. Captain Bradden Decker ordered a halt around 9 40 pm as the assembly adjourned to the mess hall. Committee hosts included Mrs Rottenheim, Mrs Hume, Mrs Corwin, Mrs Millen, Mrs Civepeon, Mrs Snyder, Pauline Stein, and Armorer Emerson H. Rove. Mrs Ruth Gretel of Momatalndsis is recovering from injuries.
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Company I
New Tork Guard
Highland Avenue
Bradden Decker
Mmm Pla
Mmm Pla Rottenheim, Chairman, Mra. Russel Hume, Mrs. Allen W. Corwin
Wiewad Millen, Jr
Richa P. Civepeon
Mistes Motte Snyder
Pauline Stein
Emerson H. Rove
State Hospital Commission Visits City for Spring Inspection
The State Hospital Commission led by Dr Charles W Pilgrim visited Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital for a spring inspection. They praised ward conditions and noted staff shortages while touring cottages at Comfort Farm and renovations under Assembly Hall. They approved new women tuberculosis building plans housing 200 patients per unit. The group planned further tours to Matteawan Poughkeepsie and western New York hospitals. Overnight wage increases for state hospital employees averaging 18 percent were announced to Gov Smith.
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State Hospital Commission
Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital
Charles W. Pilgrim
Andrew D. Morgan
Fredk A. Hieging
Everett
Elwood
John J. Riley
Ashley
Matteawan
Poughkeepaie
Binghamton
New York
Gov. Smith
State Hospital
Governor Signs Teachers Pay Bill for 2000 State Teachers
Governor A. E. Smith has signed the bill affecting about 2,000 teachers. It increases salaries, sets board discretion for future raises, and classifies cities for application. Middletown falls under third class, with female pay not equalized there. Minimum pay in third class cities is $220 and high school pay $840 with eight annual increments open to local boards.
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A. E. Smith
Middletown
Echon
Wintmam
Ag Ziautomm Ja
Finegan to Take New School Job in Albany
Albany May 1 Dr Thames reports Finegan assistant commissioner of education and acting head of the New York Department of Education will leave September 1 to become general commissioner of education at $13,000 a year. He has served 37 years in the department, rising from teacher to his present post. He helped push legislation increasing the minimum age from 14 to 16 and allowing honorary degrees for certain colleges.
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Albany
Thames
Finegan
Adacem
New York
Otisville Man Still Climbing Death in Otisville Case
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a case involving Jesper A Writer, secretary and treasurer roles, with a leadership split at a local Colorado company. The garbled text references a death, a separation of offices, and mentions Osisvile figures and multiple names in a community context. The report is unclear but centers on a notable local incident and personnel changes.
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Jesper A
Essarer
Colorado Fock
Issa
Monticello Woman Dies at Age 73 in Monticello
Mrs. Ela Milliken, wife of Wien Williken, died at her Monticello home on Tuesday aged 73 years. The funeral was held at Tharst Feeok W R Feiler of Kinz Street, with her brother and Mrs. iB. Pablorr of 25 Bas Aveane in attendance.
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Elienvills
FP. Mar Castle
Peter Castle
Howard Terwjliggr
Wawareing
Reformed Church
Howard Terwilliger
Wawarsing
Fantineilt
Washingtonville
Annie Jeanette Johnson
E. C Johnson
Twin Elm Farm
North Road
L. BR. Felter
Sistera
Andrew
Blairstown
Washingtonville Cemetery
Monticello
Ela Milliken
Wien Williken
Monttcallo
Heb
Tharst Feeok
R Feiler
Kinz Street
Ib. Pablorr
Bas
Aveane
Barred
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E. C. Johnson
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Melissa Ann Decker
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