Chester to Have Public Health Nurse by Nov 1
Chester plans a public health nurse by November 1 with Miss Bimith from New York state fielding the program. The Red Cross will cover all expenses for the year, the nurse will office in the corporation building and work in township schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Mias
Julia Smith
Public Health
State of
New York
Redestroys
UN Public Health
Corporation
M. J
Newburgh
Fred Schulenberg
Fred Sward
McGrath
Main Street
Veterans Parade Amid Rain Delays In Goshen Street Turnout
Crowds filled Village Street despite drizzle as the annual Victory Parade faced a postponed aerial demonstration. Officials announced the event would proceed with marching bands, fire companies, and a mass lineup from Port Jervis to Goshen, honoring local WWI heroes and unveiling seven memorial trees at York Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock
Goshen
Kingston
Ron Hand
Harvest Home Festival and pie supper at New Prospect Church
The Harvest Home Festival at New Prospect Church in Pine Bush features a hot chicken pie supper, vegetables and art auction, with proceeds supporting church activities. Evening events include entertainment by local groups and a wedding at the bride's home, plus regular society meetings and community notices.
Seetern Provbaterian Church Meeting And News
Scotchtown October meeting of the Seetehtern Provbaterian Church held with wives present. Attendance noted nine Sr 80 with plans for New Eta Mesement progress and good renewals anticipated. Regular services will occur next Sunday. A stray misprint mentions chewing gum and a native fruit, leading to a brief, odd local note.
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Scotchtown
Othe
Provbaterian
Offerte
Rene
Unionville Social News And Local Arrivals
Unionville residents report gatherings and travel with guests from Sussex and Trevebing. Harold Mile begins medical training in Freehold while Peter Shanburg presents a new abs cylinder to his son Leen. New Grange members initiated, and a jury drawn for county court in Goshen.
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Unionville
Wilbur Doty
Frank Cortright
Emmett Cortright
Mfator Dindean
Sussex
Peter Shanburg
G. M. Stirwell
Hfs
Sherch
Ugnal Heark
Harold Mile
Freehold
N. J
Peter Shonaburg
Tend
Edward Or Ting
Tuntly
Treund Rewek
Noh
Apent
Senday
Maw
Casorlin
Charles BE
Minka Grange
Karl Raimonds
New York
Mia
Henry Robin
Friendea Ny Teon
Dt Sait
Gom Eleten
Lester Bethealey
Grange County
Oif
Goshen
A Cripple For Three Years In Ontario
Alexander Munro of Lot 1 R R No 1 Lome Ontario claims a three year rheumatism recovery using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. He says after half a box the pain eased and he can walk two miles and do light chores. Sold by Pruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.R. No. 1
Lome
Ont
Alexander Munro
Pries
Pruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Ridge Leases Cox Cottage In Village After House Search
Ridge unable to locate a house in the village leases the Cox cottage as a temporary residence. The action follows his ongoing search for suitable housing and reflects a practical accommodation within the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Ridge
Cox
Plans for Montgomery community house completed
In Montgomery on October 3 the Protestant churches completed plans for a community house to be built on the Palace Hotel site. Donors include Charléa R. Hill Samuel M. Crawford William Weller and Miss Agnes T Hawkins. A committee led by James L. Hutchison G L Olsen William Hanlon Renwick Senior Edward Puff John Chambers and John Vanderool along with Rev J H Thompson will oversee arrangements. Funeral services for James Egan were held at St Mary's Church with interment at St Mary's cemetery. Dr and Mrs Henry C Smith visited Mrs Emily Lawson during a Catskills tour. Community notes report rabbit and squirrel hunting success and a high school parade attendance in Goshen.
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St Mary's Cemetery
Kingston
Henry C. Smith
Catskills
Emily Lawson
Goshen
Willam Crabtree & Son Hkewilse
Josephine Th. Johnson
Syracuse
White Sulphur Springs Social Roundup and Transfers
Residents attend fairs, visits, and guest stays across White Sulphur Springs. Lawrence Kia sold the Lawrence House to a New York party, Olive Nelson of Washington NC visited Mrs Grace Joiner, and local residents traveled to Brooklyn and Craire Clara Us. An aerial overflight occurred Friday and Monday afternoons. Frank Sampson and friend visited Mra Hannison. Ray relocates farm stock to Aben Wlap. The White Sulphur Springs Hot is eleven for the season on Monday.
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Lawrence Kia
New Lawrence House
New York
Olive Nelson
Washington, N.C
Grace
Mes W. Sutherland
Miss KW
Morris
Xiv
Leonard Hall
Brooklyn
Mra T
Travia
Dandfers
Middletown
J. U Welch
Mere CW
Joyner
Chil
Saren
Marr Kardenburgh
Owifferd Eadwants
Craire
Uevilfiace
Frank Sampson
Wood
Mountain Dale Man Is Victim of Paralytic Stroke
Woodridge dispatch reports Mountain Dale station agent George Wilnon struck by paralysis early Wednesday at home. Once improving after a summer Adirondacks retreat, his condition worsened upon return. Also noted are the death of Kenneth Calhoun, 17, from lockjaw in Glen Wild, and local items on Robert Rothman’s cottage project, Grahameville World’s Fair viewing, Louis Berman visiting for Jewish New Year, and Countess von Krockow staying at Slater Home.
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Mountain Dale
Kenneth Calhoun
George Calhoun
Glen Wild
Thrall Hospital
Middletown
Lockjaw
M. E
Calhoun
Rothman
Wood's Lake
Blumenauer
Grahameville
Louis Berman
Bullville Grange to Hold a Dance on Oct 8
Bullville Grange No 1002 will host a social and dance in its hall on Wednesday evening October 8. Music by Mould’s three piece orchestra. Refreshments will be served. Dance to be held rain or shine.
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Bullville
Bullville Grange
Mould
Obituary: George Bishop of Port Jervis dies at 88
Port Jervis notes the death of George Bishop aged 88 from bronchial pneumonia at his home. Born in Honesdale Pa, he worked as an Erie railroad trainman and on Wells Fargo Express trains. He married Katherine Maloney and is survived by his wife, parents, a sister, and a brother. Also noted is John C Haring of Piermont obituary aged 85 with family survivors listed.
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George Bishop
Port Jervis
Honesdale
Paavid
Howard Bishop
Erie Railroad
Wells Fargo
Jersey City
Hornell
Neversink Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Katherine Maloney
Alster
Emma Tobin
Scranton
Frank Bishop
John C. Haring
Piermont
Rockland County
Erie
New York
Oold
Aockland County
W. P. Haring
Haring
Carrie Haring
Hezekiah Lord Returns After Overseas Service
Washingtonville October 3 Hezekiah Lord has come home after more than two years in overseas service He is visiting his brother Vitar Tord. Elisha Owen hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Bookstayer Mr and Mrs Howlrnd Wenbure and daughter Carrie Johnson of Connecticut visited EC Johnson's Miss Florence Lewis spent the weekend with her mother at Long Island noted. The Bible class will meet with James Haley on North Street Monday afternoon. Jeze Parsons rented Mrs Ford Moats house on East Main Street. Mrs Ellsworth Smith moved into her home purchased from Theodorus Howell. At MEL Church next Sunday Rev C AL Haba of New York to preach. John Wt Gerow and Mrs John Ceourier will be traders in aadeate Does day evening at the Grance Rev Chasey of New York mas Jr town one day this work William M Van Dozer purchased new loses and to truck.
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Washingtonville
Hezekiah Lord
Vitar Tord
Bookstayer
Howlrnd Wenbure
Elisha Owen
Carrie Johnson
Connecticut
EC Johnson's
Florence Lewis
Tractiog
Long Island
John Ceourier
Grance Rev Chasey
New York
Mas Jr Town
Wilam M. van Dozer
Wives for Colonists 1823 Tp 219 cango consigned at London
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1823 shipment consigned in London pertaining to colonial settlers. The text mentions matriarchal arrangements and women linked to Virginia. Details are unclear due to garbled wording. The core fact appears as a historical record of women tied to colonist plans and London commerce.
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London
Virginia
Local Notes From Westbrookeville October Visit Highlights
Westbrookville records a weekend of visits as Mr and Mrs George VanKeuren and daughter BessieAlong with Miss Irene Gillett traveled to Elmira to see Harry VanKeuren and family Others visited relatives including Mr and Mrs B A Skinner of Mount Hope Mrs David Rhodes improving after pneumonia Ada Wyant and Blanche to Heven for winter Wyant in charge of Heven public school Miss Barnes returns from Pilgrim's Corners Norma McDonald of Port Jervis visits her father at home P Williams A Rowland and son Arthur of Walden visit A P Ashworth Pine Kill school remains unsettled for a teacher Thomas Hayde of New York visits locals last week.
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Weatbrookville
Mra
George VanKeuren
Bessie
Irene Gillett
Elmira
Harry VanKeuren
B. A. Skinner
Mount Hope
David Sthodes
Ada Wygant
Blanche
Heven
Mise ‘Wyant
Miss Barnes
Pilgrim's Corners
Percy Skinner
Norma McDonald
Port Jervis
P. Williams
A. Rowland
Arthur
Walden
A. P. Ashworth
Pine Kill
Thomas Hayde
New York
Evil and accountability in the face of inevitability
A reflection on whether evil actions are inevitable and how accountability can exist. The text argues evil is both inescapable yet remediable, posing questions about guilt, justification, and remedies for wrongdoing. It references a speaker named Hor gee Mann and contemplates moral responsibility.
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Conklin
Michael Pins
Meadow Avenue
Cheater Grange
Grange Hall
Warwick
Hamptonburgh
Gatary
Stamford Hall Co
Stamford
Conn
Times- Press
Fred E. Vance
Walteknown
North Street
Rod
Ing Salen
Wansted
State Rad Aange
Sul ‘van County
Box
Guernsey
Jerexa
Mk Enon Betiles, Churns
Canfield Saly al Kanesten, Xx, Y
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Johnson
Kly
Bow GS
Westtown
N.Y. Leste
Gilaas
Arnt Mings
T. Cc
Contigs
Puneral Datecnirs
Noath Neri St
Middlewan N.Y
Scunir, Iyoy
Tides
Gimce
National Casket Co
Huetaeth
Murray Hill
Lady
Astomone
B.J. Reilly
van Valor
Exingian Atenue
Yanoty
Norteare
Marguerite R. R. Rockafelloe
E. Oliver Rockafellow
Trea
Ponerai
Court House
J.D. Wilson, Jr
r.Gating
Taery He Siitth
Port Jervin
Syarcewhash Bradae Company
Association
Washington Steamer Company
Charles Higham
Ghanon
Coshen
W. J. Lerch
Cornswellson
Tiardsorn
J. ©. Bush
Tuxedo
Albert Fuker
William Weed
Florida
J. BR. Wheeler
Wirth
Frank Wead
Monroe
Harry Hf. Smith
Go- Khon
Charles Vollmer
Port Serve
Foo G. Hock
Asaistanta
Hoch
Boy Scout
Vinten Panter
Anon Taaternen
Thomas Micher Gaa
Don Grea
Yeeding
MoWerk Sy Agnge
Guneena
Antone
TNO
Tor Lete Ly
Mre Flot
Hepkine
Mira Henry Moon
Joes
Ty Metbet
Wartrus
Afl
Fanizativon
Munnich Brothers
Fort Jervis
Howe Company
Excelator Hoag Company
Tri-Statea Hose Co
Fife & Drum Corps
Monell
Warwick Cornet
Highland B. & H.co
Firthcliffe
Cornwall
Cornwall Fire Department
Storm King Engine Co
Highland Hose Co
Marlboro
Central Valley Fire Department
Central Valley
Miller's Band
Highland Mills
Highland Mms Wire Company
Walden Fearless H. & L. Co
Enterprise Bleamer Co
Consolidated
Waulkill Engine Company
Gouden
Goshem Ce
Sinehen Fire Department
Dikernanjiosa Company
Mintsink FL & ZL
Cataract BE. & H. Company
Village
Truse+ teon
Prrede
William T. Lane
North Church
Delta Place
Goldion Hall Avenue
Tusten Avenue
Wickham A
Grand Street
West Main
Park Srniture
Greenwich Avenue
John Street
West Main Street
New Street
Bligh Street
Prospect Avenue
Sayre Street
West Malin
South Church
Parkway
Fork Place
York Square
Perada da Band
Church Park
George Frederick Norton
John 2D. Eckman
George Talley
John I. Crozier
Frank H. Riley
John J. Armstrong
Edward IL Smith
Wee Yae
New Prospect Church
P. Mall
Kou P Wall
Simon Vernnoy
Misenna
Meadon Merkey
Maiddeown
Dimecl
Courteona and Co
T. Gy
Cathet
Newnaye
HG Mallory
Thomp
South
Central America
Hialpless
Ma, Alexander Munro
Montgomery. News
Westbrookville
Genere
Irs
Dare” Ren Guinder
Canfield Supply CO
Strand
Ferry St
Stein-Bloch Co., Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Atterbury and
Young’s Hats
J. R. Keiser
Carter
Union
Onyx
Manhattan
Bercher
Chas. Wolff, Inc
Middletown, N. Y
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