Otisville May News Highlights Local Happenings
Measles spread in Otisville cause postponement of Friday entertainment. Local people travel to Middletown and Newburgh for visits, medicals, and social events. several residents recover from illness while others return from trips or join church activities. The community notes Mother's Day observances and upcoming Children’s Day plans.
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Otisville
Raymond B. Eddy
Newkirk
Middletown
VanDuzer
Romaine
Newburgh
Benjamin Geary
Matamoras
Benjamin White
Frank P. Howser
Helen Neal
Westtown
Herbert Laver
State Street
J. G. Tate
Arthur
W. J. Breakell
Walter, Jr
Means
Eldred
Jamey J. Behan
Martha
Norman Sly
Josephine Braifet
Newbaugh
Charles Hordeaux
Aaron Silliman
Dr. Price
Silman
Chasge
Josephine Cockrill
Worlondyke
Severa
Rose McLaughlin
New York City
Ns Glade
Paghaie
Eheir
Milas Idan Geen
Matamorag
Robert Palmer
Tiowells
Ernesatuy Ketcham
Anton Winter
Kirkpatrick
Mary Ogden
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Aynara
Howells
Elizabeth Kram
Herbert Sayer
Luis
Laver
Mise Marie
Miss Miller
Oscar Horton
G. Winter
Cleta Dromecole
Aepteds
Salome Merson
Phiaded- Chis
Bastion
J. M Park
Greg Greeyheag
Widitttown
Jame Everett
Hattie
Port Jervis
Joseph Murtha
Pinchville
William Wicks
Eleanor Goettinger
Capt Decker Heads Inspection Trip In Provisional Regiment
Capt Decker and Clerk Lewuel Landpdier of Companys 1 First Provisional Regiment will be at armory daily for inspection. The unit will welcome members of the command present in this area while others are inspected at the cap.
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EB Madden Decker
Lewuel Landpdier
First Provisional Regiment
Ganthner
Atty Armors
Cap
Wilson Orders a Boost for March
President Wilson sends to the Senate the renomination of Major General March aging the foot staff to a higher rank and promotes General Eliva to chief of staff. Reynolds honored. The event includes a program at the Congregational Church in Scranton and a meeting in James Miura.
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Preney
Washington
Wilsen
Senate
March
Deneral Eliva
Saft
Loohe
MR. Reynolds
Kerth
Laysford
Dmgram
James Miura
Scranton
Raynelli
Rainfall measured at local plant Monday night
Rain fell at the filter plant Monday night totaling 32 of an inch.
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Hhe
Past Masters Night Observed at Hoffman Lodge 412 F A M
Tuesday evening Hoffman Lodge 412 F A M celebrated Past Masters Night with a full chair by W M W H gen 8 W BR W N D Milla J W Bred B Williama 8 D 1 W Davey J D Bert D Townsend 5 M of C Harry T Crist J M of C J Noble Wood Marshal John Bright. The third degree was conferred on a class, Mayor R M Cox presented the jewel to J Noble Wood. Lunch followed. visitors from distant sections attended and a district visit is planned for June 21.
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Hoffman Lodge
W. M
W. H. Gen
W. N. D. Milla
J. W
Bred B. Williama
W. Davey
J.D. Bert D Townsend
Harry T. Crist
J. M
J. Noble Wood
John Bright
C. H. Pickard
R. M. Cox
Biggin
R. W. David W. Moss
Ernest
Hilsdorf
Wood
Hi Lodge
Pine Bush Drives Red Cross Fund with School Campaign
Pine Bush teachers and pupils organize a Red Cross drive this week with activity at Dickson School and White School district No 2. A grand rally, drills, talks, and a Red Cross collection are planned at Pythian Hall on May 27, followed by a Red Cross dance and refreshments. Richard T. Brown chairs the committee. Horace EB Denbler is treasurer. Tag Day on May 25 features an auction by Charles Voegelin for secondhand furniture proceeds. Enrollment blanks for 1918 primary elections available from Town Clerk George E. Decker. explosive license blanks also issued.
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Pine Bush
Pine Bush Union Free School
Red Cross
Dickson School
White School House
Pythian Hall
Pine Bush Free School
Richard T. Brown
Horace EB. Denbler
Charles Voegelin
Will
Main Street
George E. Decker
Board of Election Commissioners
Goshen
Henry J. Crawford
Albany
Mr. Crawford
Robert L. Brown
Samuel M. Crawford
Montgomery
Henry
Crawford
Archie L. Rhinehart
Season Opens July 4 At Monroe Driving Park Oval
The Monroe Driving Park Association oval begins matinee season with a July 4 meeting. Entry lists include Goshen horses and noted stables such as Cumsewogue Farms and Brook Farms, with many names like Starle and Saphire Worthy among 2:15 and 2:21 trots. The program features extensive entries from New York and Brooklyn outfits and multiple farms in Goshen and Comsewogue.
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Monroe Driving Park Oval
Monroe Driving Park Association
Monroe
Jly
Herbert & Cross, Inn
Cumsewogue Farms
Bag
Tve
Goshen
Starle
Whiter
Cuba
C. C. Mobrey
Worthy Binpen
Uingen
Saphire Worthy
Murray
Chester
Ming Waban
Gr.im
Waban
Hildreth
J. J. Clancy
Newturgh
Justice Crooke
Brook ¥ Oerm
Cheater
Amy Vrisco
Bay m. San Francisro
Amyas
Washimrn
Haverstraw
Lali
Whaat
Peter the Great
Louie Hail
L. Washburn
Exito
Solon Grattan
Security Bond
Win T. Lane
Brooklyn
David Busby
Vay
Acquian
Primlera
Jon. F. O'Shea
Mackennack
N. JL
Raffles
Trown
Blackie
Harrison
Marion Kirk
San Francisso
Ethel Mac
Pavia
Sway
Kew
York
Brecremont
Shen
Dorian
E. G
the Phantom
Beekman Walton
Beekman Avenue
Tarrytown
Poinsellas Brother
Bay
Barongate
Anella
Wee Quaric Stables
Newark
N. J
Linmira Watts
B. m
General Watts— Airline
Wmn.t. Lane
Kingbrooke
B. Ov
Justice Brooke
Justice Brooke—Kinstress, Wm. T. Lane, Brooklyn; Anaclla, B. m
Prince Ansel
Ella Marks
Frog
Malcolm Forbes
Mendosa Aaworihy
Brook Fawn
Water Lily
Virginia Pores
Rock Davis
Broadway
New York
Lynn Kohl
Sim Kohl
Naomi
Slicer Springs Stock Farm
Nelly North
B. Tm
San Frandico
Mary North
W. Harm
Alelder Stables
Harthen N
Ya Attia Bh
J. Malcolm
Perches- Exa Laconda
Comsewogue I Farms
Monte
Junior Red Cross Tag Day Receipts Climb to 1413.78
Mian Aller Mo Southworth, chair man of the committeen chaice of the Janion Red Crows Tag Day pin ceedings, reports the mountain of cash collected. The amount, 1413.78, reflects a great effort by volunteers and contributors highlighted by the tally and counting process.
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Mian Aller
Mo Southworth
Firahn
Jmkis
Soathworth
Physicians Oppose Health Insurance At New York Meeting
In Athans on March 21 the Medical Society of New York delegates gathered in the hall for their annual business session. A resolution urging opposition to health insurance was adopted amid debate. Another proposal asked for a committee to study how the society should respond to the insurance question.
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Athans
Tollic Heath
House of Delecates
State of New York
Dhat Eruots
Republicans to Celebrate Birth Of Party May 29
D A Hampson of Middletown notes the 62nd anniversary of the Republican Party birth in Bloomington on May 29 1856 marking the first state convention and Lincoln's famed lost speech. Historians agree the event launched the party with anti slavery elements previously called Ann Nebraskan.
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D. A. Hampson
Middletown
Bloomington
Abraham Lincoln
Hampson Named to War Industry Readjustment Committee
Donald A. Hampson of this city, a new member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, is appointed by President Charles T. Main to report back to the council on recommendations for a plan of procedure in readjusting industries for war work. The committee stems from the New York local sections and follows the recent New York section meeting on non essential industries. Hampson travels to New York Tuesday to attend the committee meeting.
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Donald A. Hampson
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
West Thirty-ninth Street
New York
Charles T. Main
Hampagn
Middletown
Hampaen
Official Visit By O E S To Monroe Hawthorne Chapter
Right Worthy District Deputy Grand Matron Mrs E C Onderaonk of Spring Valley and Assistant Grand Lecturer N S Rose visited Hawthorne Chapter 246 O E S in Monroe on Monday evening. Mrs Amy Woodhull served as Grand Matron and Sedy Bull as Assistant Grand Marshal. The visitors were presented with gifts, and refreshments followed with interpretive dancing as a large local delegation attended.
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E. C. Onderaonk
Spring Valley
N. S. Rose
Hawthorne
O. E
Monroe
Amy Woodhull
Women register for city commission government vote
A report from Poughkeepsie notes about 172 women registered Friday and Saturday for the capital election on adopting a city commission form of government to be held in May.
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Poughkerpsia
Mar
Poughkeepale
Morschauser in Alien Court at Camp Upton
Albany May 21 Governor Whitman orders an extraordinary special term of the Supreme Court under Justice Joseph Morschauser at the judge advocate's office Yaphank to naturalize aliens serving in the army at Camp Upton. The clerk is directed to take no fees for naturalization of those in U S service.
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Albany
Camp Upton
Whitman
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
Judge Advocate's
Yaphank
United States
Six Albert street students named for Tag Day help
Six Albert street school scholars who helped in the Junior Red Cross Tag Day were omitted from a Times-Press list. The six are Sianier Mattison, Einora Neyron, Marion Ralston, Helen Graal, Jade Hamilton, and Gertrade Cox.
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Albert Street School
Times-Press
Sianier Mattison
Einora Neyron
Marion Ralston
Helen Graal
Iade Hamilton
Gertrade Cox
St Pauls Church Quota Sent From Philadelphia Check
Frank Masterson sent a check for 320.30 to St Pauls Church for the Methodist War Fund. The church’s quota to the denominational fund was 720, and the local total received covered part of that amount.
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Frank Masterson
Teesiday
Satovel Shae
Philaamphia
St Pauls Church
Cahtasa
Med Society of New York Holds 112th Albany Session
Five hundred members of the Medical Society of New York gathered in Albany for the 112th annual session to discuss war service and medical matters.
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Medical Saciety of
New York
Albany
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