Wealthy horse dealer named gang leader tied to theft ring
Goshen May 27 After months of investigation New York City police and Orange County sheriff’s office round up the horse thieving gang. Israel Cohen alias Heddy Cohen indicted in Brooklyn. Berger and Shapiro alleged ringleaders, with Weissman duo arrested and bailed. Cohen’s bail arranged by attorney Bernard H Sandler. Berger to testify to grand jury in Brooklyn. Additional notes mention milk industry work and local lecture series at Walton Lake with planned talks by Rev Stanard Dow Buller and J C Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
County of
Orange
Jersey
New York City
Ist
Israel Cohen
Heddy Cohen
East 122d Street
Coben
Brooklyn
Herman Berger
Hymen the Painter
Samuel Shapiro
Bradford Manor
Chester State Road
Chester
Cohen
Bernard H Sandler
Thier
H. B. Royce
Harry T. Crist
Middletown
Tf Cohen
God Horse
County
Big Aids
Wolf Weissman
Samuel Weissman
Florida
Berger
Shapiro
A. H. F. Beeser
Lalowing
New York
James A. D. Kindiaya
Salisbury Mills
W. H. Ball
Walton Lake
Stanard Dow Buller
J. C. Hogan
Monroe Club topics prison reform and social notes
The Monroe Stady Club held its season finale at Miss Clara W Ball's home with a program on prison reform including roll call current news and talks by Miss Elisa Pileworth and Miss Irene Carpenter. Social visits and local business notes follow, including property rentals visits by New York residents and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Stady Club
Clara W. Ball
Elisa Pileworth
Irene Carpenter
O. L van- Keuren
Henson
Orrin
Woods
Brooks Agency
Brower Hill
L. O. Holzmsister
New York City
Memorial Day events and local notices in Florida
May 26 in Florida details visits from Roy Wisner of Arlington New Jersey and Miss Emily Parsons of Monroe, New Jersey. Hamburg beat Florida 8 to 5 in Saturday’s ball game. Florida to host Franklin in a doubleheader Memorial Day May 30. Wilmore Alway buys a Ford touring car. C B Society met at Marion Millspaugh’s home. Highland Engine and Hose Company to assemble in uniform May WW at 1 30 pm, march to S Seward Institute grounds, then to Florida Cemetery with band and veterans for exercises and speeches by Rev Albert Chamberlain. Unclaimed mail listed for John Richdurski Sheldon Ford Anton Garnowski Chemical Works Mon Gaston Tauel Wladyslau Tybulski. Mrs Pauline Hofmeister adds a new porch. Mrs Edward Joyce returns from Manlius New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Roy Wisner
Arlington
N. J
Fred Green
Mies
Emily Parsons
Monroe Corgers
Hamburg
Franklin
Wilmore Alway
C. B. Society
Migs Marion Millspaugh
Highland Engine and Hose Company
Main Street
Seward Institute
Florida Cornet Band
S. Seward Institute
Albert Chamberlain
John Richdurski
Sheldon E. Ford
Anton Garnowski
Chemical Works
Gaston Tauel
Wladyslau Tybuassi
Local notices and guest visits in Chester area
May 27 local column lists Mildred Smith of Warwick visiting sister Mrs. B F Chamberlain. Rev C Wright of Freeport visiting Wright family. plumbing store opening by Harry Green in Lord building after prior work with Harriman and MacLaughline firms. several illnesses and visits including Mrs. Murray’s hospital operation and recovery. details of other visitors from Syracuse New York Bridgeport Montclair and Goshen. minor incidents and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Mildred Smith
Warwick
BF. Chamberlain
Cuthbert Wright
Freeport
Wright
Mr. Wright
Abraham ‘Wright
Harry Green
Lord Building
Green
Harriman Industrial Company
MacLaughiie & Oram
Tuxedo
Fred Murray
Tuxedo Hospital
Morray
C. W. McKinley
Syracuse
Murray Home
Montclair
James H. May
James A. Parkin
Hendrickson
Goshen
Huguenot Buccs War Tie Text In Saturday Torn
In New York City, on Saturday last week, Huguenot Buccs and War 28 were involved in a torn exchange with Mrs. Mar Conteh. Mike Sor Bralming from Middletown, visiting friends there, voted Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buccs
Vr Wyieeens
New York
Citr
Mix Hates
Mar. Conteh
Mike Sor Bralming
Middletown
Club Women At Meeting Regular Board of Health Session
A regular Board of Health meeting at the Municipal Building had all members present except Mr. Elliott. A delegation from the Federation of Women's Clubs observed the proceedings and milk tests by Chemist Bull. The meeting discussed a 27 Sproat street cesspool complaint, dairy milk inspections, a Hanford Street sewer project for the Morse property, and approved several plumbing plans. Signs were ordered along Monhagen brook warning against littering with a $25 fine per offense. Local residents and visitors were noted, including Mrs. Vaninwegen and son Ralph in Port Jervis, and others from Bloomfield, Jersey, and White Mills with Memorial Day coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Elliott
Federation of Women's Clubs
E. P. Flory
George Dorrance
Elena Nearing
Bull
Isdues
Charles Z. Taylor
Sproat Street
Hanford Street
Morse
Monhagen Brook
Genung Street
Unionville Community Notes and Memorial Day Observance
Unionville updates include visits from Mrs. J. Howard and Miss Hettie Cortright to Port Jervis and Middletown friends. Bernard leaves Unionville for an eastern sales route with high praise for his character. Memorial Day events feature Jr. C. U. A. M. service at Unionville cemetery led by Rev. Easily, with a parade from Empire Hall and a band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Paterson
J. Howard
Middletown
Hettie Cortright
Winters
Port Jervis
Bernard
Mt Salem
Presbyterian Church
Seeeex
Mount Hope Council No 367 Meeting in Mitchell Hall
Oushie May 26 Mount Hope Council No 367 Jr O U A Mode edres all its members to meet Sunday March 23 at 7 in Mitchell Hall Otterilie council rooms to repair to ME Church where Pastor Rat W A Tinney will give sermon badges to be worn. Everyone welcome. New York March 27 Ulasnohotr fowler questioned sincerity of those stating views. Colonel Roope returned today from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oushie
Mount Hope
New York
Ulasnohotr Fowler
Roope
Waebingles
Million Dollar Plan Near Greenwood Lake Cot tage Colony
Paterson N J May 27 one of the largest New Jersey land deals in years advances on the east shore of Greenwood Lake. The Ringwood Company property will host a cottage colony around a modern hotel near Wanaque Creek with about 90 lake privileges. Contracts totaling 70 0000 have been awarded and about twenty cottages ready by July. The development covers eight tenths of a mile south from Wanague Creek with 250 cottages and a lakeside park 160 feet deep. John H Galloway, longtime Middletown resident, keeps a summer home near the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
New Jersey
Greenwood Lake
Ringwood Company
Wanaque Creek
Greenwood Lake Glens
Wanague Creek
Mackenzie School Commencement Events Announced
Invitations detail the Mackenzie School commencement at Monroe with alumni luncheon and baseball game, declamation contest, baccalaureate by Dr James C Mackenzie, address by Rev Dr Charles Carroll Albertson, and a student operetta Pauline. The school, now atop Lake Walton in Orange county, is a premier prep boarding institution educating toward Yale Princeton Harvard Cornell and Williams. The fall term begins September 23 with a large faculty and expanded enrollment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stackensley School
Monroe
James C. Mackenzie
Charles Carroll Albertson
Theodore Cuyler
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Tannery
Pauline
Mackenzie
Dobbs Ferry
Lake Walton
Orange County
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Williams
United States
Orangs County
I’m Going Back As Governor Sulzer at memorial service
Former Governor Willam Sulzer declared at the Nethodis Church memorial service in Spring Valley that he is returning to Albany to become governor. The crowd filled the Lyrosambalding as Assemblyman Dunlop introduced him, and Sulzer praised Honest Government and his Albany career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Willam Sulver
Spring Valley
Aetembliman Deteriice
C. Dunlop
Sulzer
New Taker to Supply Hot Breakfast at Night in New Paltz
Van Warenen Fielting has secured the services of E L Myers of Middletown as a first-class innkeeper and friend of Charles Bowers who has resumed his position with the firms. The new taker will operate during the night and supply the public with hot breakfast rolls every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Warenen
Fielting
E 1 Myers
Middletown
Charles Bowers
New Paltz Times
New Bureau To Prevent Auto Thefts Formed in Albany
The New York State Automobile Association plans a protective bureau to prevent auto thefts and aid recovery. Affiliated clubs hotels garages and police chiefs statewide will cooperate. Members will telegraph car descriptions on theft. notices will be sent for stolen vehicles with rewards offered by the state association and clubs. Walter E. Wick leads the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State Automobile Association
New York
Motordom
Walter E. Wick
State Association
County Engineers to Hold Meeting in Ithaca
Ithaca observers expect over 250 vic tors to attend the annual meeting of the State Association of County Superintendents of Highways on June 26 and 27 at the county courthouse. Arthur B. Cole heads the local committee. State Superintendent John N. Carlisle and State Senator John F. Murtaugh will speak. An inspection of Cornell University is planned and a park gathering may follow. County Engineer C. H. Smith of Orange is likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
State Association of County Superintendents of Highways
County Court House
Arthur 8. Cole
John N. Carlisle
John F. Murtaugh
Cornell University
Cole
Oakland Valley Fishing Tales and Local Visits
Oakland Valley notes report M E Skinner catching a three pound troll on Tuesday and A C Skinner with a large one. Mr and Mrs A J Omden visited Monticello Sunday. Edecar Decker visited relatives here. Mrs G Smith is back home. A Funnell and Mrs. Oxden relatives visit Middletown and Mr G Case is ill. Mra Oxden and daughter with Mr M E Skinner spent Friday at Port Jer Vie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Valley
M. E. Skinner
A. C. Skinner
A. J. Omden
Monticello
Edecar Decker
G. Smith
A. Funnell
Davch
Middletown
G. Case
Oxden
M.E. Skinner
Port Jervie
Winterton Birthdays and Local Visits Highlight May
In Winterton on May 26 Mr and Mrs Yanford and daughter from Middletown ate Saturday with Mr and Mrs Joseph Lockwood. Miss Mary Brown of Middletown called. Edward Reeder and son spent Sunday with the Lockwoods. Joseph Lockwood marked his 85th birthday May 23. Mr and Mrs W Miller visited the Millers. Otseville May 27 Otterbein Funtor club to present Vacation Cars on Memorial Day at Mitchells Hall Oreita New York with entertainment between acts. Refreshments to follow. First event at 3 o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterton
Mra Yanford
Middletown
Joseph Lockwood
Mies Mary Brown
Edward Reeder
W. Miller
Samuel Miller
Clus
Otlevsile
Otertin Funtor
Say
Ai Mitchells Hall
Ore Ita
New York
Local man named league secretary elected in Newburgh
At the Citizens League annual meeting in Newburgh the nominating committee reported officers elected including President Dr Carlos Stone Cornwall and Secretary O E Deary Middletown. amendments favored equal voice for women and calls to back the Prohibition Amendment. Remarks by Miss Sloat, Miss Woods, Miss Nelson and others followed with resolutions praising officials and urging enforcement of Sunday baseball laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ League
Newburgh
Carlos Stone
Cornwall
Lewis J. Stage
Warwick
F. Delano Hitch
Frederick BE. Stockwell
F. H. Boyd
Florida
O. E. Deary
Middletown
Eugene Wessels
Rey
Forest Hunter
Ralph W. Rowland
William Pringle
J. Scott King
Little Britain
P. W. Sanford
George T. Barnes
Miss Sloat
Miss Woods
Associated Charities
Miss Nelson
Mr. Vose
Y. MC. A
Mrs. Robinson
Woman's Bequel Suffrage League
Rosalie Jones
Z. L. Wilcox
U ¥. McA
Committee On
Citizens’ League of
Orange County
Edmund Platt
Congress
C. Sabler
Citi‘gens’ League
Ulster County
Sadler
John Anthony
H. H. Seiple
Ulster County Organization
Vose
Glenwood Park
Sherif
This City
Wilum Pringle
St. John's Church
League
Circleville
Robinson
Women’s Equal Suffrage League
C. H. Mattison
Ridgebury
Wong
Mr. Rabbit
George Moore
C. B. DuBois
Inaac MecKeavar
Montgomery News Roundup From Maybrook and Surrounding Areas
May 27 montage reports Mrs Robert Turner and her son Robert of White Plains visiting White Plains area, Mrs Wood Pitts of Providence with Mr Edward Puff’s hosts, Anna Belle Crist Stevens drives 560 miles solo to Buffalo. Miss Elsie Bolles dies at 27 near Marbrook. body to Newark for interment. Ferri jailed 59 days for stealing shoes from a box car. Mrs Mary Johnston returns to Montomerr from New York after six months. Mrs Maud Malthaner of Brooklin staying a month at Empire Houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bottles
William King
Marbrook
Bolles
Newark
N. 3
Patser Ferri
Maybrook
Herbert F. Coa
Goshen
Mary Johnston
Montcomerr
New York
Max Trier Bull
Maud Malthaner
Brooklin
Empire Houses
Army Bride at the Front in New York
Miss Cora E Maclachlan recently married T J Maclachlan of the United States Army. The couple’s wedding followed by the groom’s summons to the Vera Cruz frontier with U S Marines. Mrs Maclachlan is now living in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorgh
John Peters
Jetters Fromm
Cora E
Gaent
T. J. Maclachlan
United States Army
Croom
Tetras
Vera Cruz
NacLechlan
Texas
New Arrival in Texas Military Colony Noted for Welcoming Life
City Texas near the city of tents hosts a growing military colony with a new bride and her husband the officer families. Receptions dinners and social events are common as Lieut MicLechlan and other officers return from camp nightly. Mr Peters praises Texas camp life highlighting its healthful sanitation and absence of typhoid deaths. Mrs MacLechlan a Thrall Hospital Training School nurse graduates is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Texas
MiccLech-lan
Peters
MacLechlan
Thrall Hospital Training School
Geis
Death takes two Erie engineers in Brookline and Port Jervis
Erastus Hears Cox of Brookline aged 87 who retired as Erie Railroad’s oldest locomotive engineer died Sunday. He joined the Erie in 1845 and ran the first express trains from Jersey City. He helped organize the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Frank Sweeney of Port Jervis died after a short illness at age 54. Funeral arrangements set for later today with services at Temoras and St Mary’s Church, burial at St Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Hears
Cox
Wis
Erie Railroad
Amity Street
Brooklin
Erie
Fim
Jersey City
Locomoï
Sears
Frank Sweeney
Port Jervis
Eagt Beer
Frank &Weenes
Delaware
Kin Hom No
Hammond Sitet
Tueedar
Hap Qnonl Street
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Bayard Purcell
Winape Lodge
H. LO
Isaac Nicoll
G. A. RK
Arthur Brooks
Mahroe National Bank
Lake Mohank
Thompson
Moores Coal Company
Liklisa Vien
Carolne D. Gaunt
Charick Cocks
Kingston
Frank J. Rogers
John Daudseon
James Rider
Geotee
Brooks
Horace G. Bush
Saan Pets
Arora B. Sieger
Oxford
Harley
Pauline Hofmeister
Edward Joyce
Manlius
N. Y
of Health
C. J. Vaninwegen
Ralph
Howe
Phebe Cuddeback
H. E. Farrell
Starkweather
Bloomfield
Pine Grove Inn
Mr. Johnson
White Mills
Ada Tymerson
Ler Aister
Ford Ackerson
Ee Dover
Humber
John H. Galloway
MacKenzie School
Walton’ Lake
State Automobile Association
County Engineers
C. H. Smith
Williamringle
Forest P. Sunter
J. A. Enright
H. Miller
M. Neilsen
J. B. Houston
C. GC
Icc
Icc Acc
J. A. Boright
Seeeese
M. Nelleen
G. T. Clark Ates Eeeenee Lee
Montgomery
Erie Engineers
Erastus H. Cox
Merribls
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