Goshen to Choose New Fire Chief as Parade Cleanup Proceeds
Goshen reports rapid recovery from the big parade with most decorations removed, the enduring Welcome sign at Park Square deemed fitting year round. Chief F C Hock and assistants Mrs Robinson and Par nell, plus other parade organizers, are ready to assist again. The village trustees are to decide next Tuesday evening on Chief Hook’s resignation, which he plans to formalize October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Park Square
F. C. Hock
John W. Robinson
Edward Parnell
Hook
Board of Trustees
Timey-Press
Election Commissions Deliver Supplies for Registration Days
Goshen October 4 Election Commissioners John E. Corwin and Robert J. Hock began delivering voter registration supplies to town and city clerks. Supplies are carried by auto to ensure direct distribution to inspectors in districts like Damascus and Cornwall in the First Assembly district. Registration days for villages and cities with 5000 or more inhabitants outside New York City start Friday and Saturday next week from 7 am to 10 pm, with two subsequent days the following week. For places under 5000, nonpersonal registration falls on October 31 and October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John E. Corwin
Robert J. Hock
Dae Banal
Cornwall
Sveral
New York City
Alfred O. Wyher
New York
Charles H. Thompson
Howard S. Dayton
Thompson
Lake Mahopac
Allen Adams
Dayton
Adirondacks
Mark Sterns
Ruth Culver
Elmira
Sfra
Theodore T. Black
Albany
Campbell Hall Man Crushed Under Car Wheel Injury
Goshen Oct 4 Supervisor John F Smith of the Erie and JerseyRailroad was badly injured when a car wheel crushed his foot at Campbell Hall. He was rushed to the Emergency Hospital and underwent amputation of the foot later that day after a marrow escape from death when he fell beneath a moving car. The incident occurred Friday morning and Smith had served as supervisor for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Smith
Campbell Hall
Erie and Jersey Railroad
John F. Smith
Erie and
Jersey
Mr. Smith
Emmet Spears buys farm near Bullville. supper at church
Scotchtown residents note Emmet Spears purchased a farm near Bullville and will move soon. The Christian Endeavor Society plans a New England supper in the church basement on Friday evening. Mr and Mrs William Bogardus, who stayed with Mr and Mrs Denton Houston, return to Long Island. Mr and Mrs Fred Ulenburger and daughter go home after visiting the former's parents. Joseph Vogel and family return to Parsons Kansas after weeks with Mr and Mrs W G Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotchtown
Emmet Spears
Bulltille
Christian Endeavor Society
New England
William Bogardus
Denton Houston
Long Island
Fred Ulenburger
A. J.lenburger
Joseph Vogel
Familly
Parsons
Kansas
W. G. Patten
Wedding Bells Echo From New York Nobility and Tanners
The notice reports the marriage of Mrs Helen De Forest Melien of New York to Francis J. Meitaisht of New York at Grey Chimera, with Rev Dr James M Ferrar officiating beside a pine tree on the Fulmer estate lawn. The couple plans to return from the Pacific coast before Christmas. A second item notes George H Tanner announcing the marriage of his daughter Bernice Tanner to Clifton Laren of Sugar Loaf in Chester with Rev Jennett officiating at 124 Welchock Sugar Loaf on Sep 25. The Larne couple are enjoying a two-month honeymoon near Altem, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Helen de- Forest Melien
New York
A. Emerson Palmer
Francis
J. Meitaisht
Grey Chimaera
Mr. Palmr
Mrs. McKnight
Pacific Coast
Larce—Tannery
George H. Tanners
Stonton
Mise Bernice Tanner
Cilfona Laren
Shower honors Miss Edna Moor of Monaros
A Saturday afternoon shower was hosted at the sister Mix’s home for Miss Edna Moor of Monaros. The event featured Miss MeCeds.camageeerst tad yaad and Weiling, son of Pretmaster and Mrs Sara HL Welling of Noarce, in attendance at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Moor
Monaros
Mix
MeCeds
Camageeerst
Tad Yaad
Weiling
Pretmaster
Sara HL Welling
Noarce
Social notes itemizes visits and homecomings in Port Jervis area
Local social column lists Miss Mildred Winter’s return to Mount Hope after a 54 day visit. It records visits among families at Mount Hope, Little Avenue, East Main Street, Jersey City, and Brooklyn. Also notes Anna Ferguson's move to Detroit for work and(ID) details on Robt Higham family, Mary Beach's Hamburg visit, and other residents visiting Goshen Newburgh and Port Jervis areas.
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Goshen
Benjamin F. van Sickie
Middletown
Orange County Telephone Company
Wisner’ Avenue
John Servin
Washington, D. C
William Lo Whieam
Montgomery
F Potter Realty Co
John W. Travis
Tee Wakeman
Hurlerville
Hanford Street
Mildred Winter
I Burg
Macket
Mount Hope
Unibe
Rome
Mra J. Beott
Little Avenue
Frank Thompson
Brooklyn
Weattown
Kingston
Wurtsboro
Pine Bush
Anna Ferguson
Detroit
Mich
McMonagle & Rogers
Benedict Joins Middletown State Hospital Staff
Archibald K Benedict arrives as assistant physician at Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital. A Sherburne native, NY, he is NY Homeopathic Medical College 1917 graduate. He served in Army medical posts, then in France with AEF, discharged as captain. Accompanied by wife Ethelyne M Spooner and baby Dorothy Marie. He starts duties at Ashley Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald K. Benedict
Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital
Sherburne
Chenango County
WN. Y
New York Homeopathic Medical College
New York City
General Hospital No. 5
Fort Ontario
Oswego
N. Y
Fort Oglethorpe
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
France
AEF
Benedict
Ethelyne ML Spooner
Dorothy Marie
Ashley
Woman's Missionary Society Holds Semi Annual Meeting at Washingtonville
The Woman's Missionary Society of Hudson Presbytery met Friday at the Presbyterian Church Washingtonville with about 749 members present. Delegations from First Presbyterian and Webb Horton Memorial Presbytery Churches attended. Morning sessions reviewed committee reports. luncheon was served in the Moffat Library. afternoon featured a year end report by Miss Roth Owen. A list of attendees from First Presbyterian Church included Mrs Kirkwood and several others. Over 30,000 200s?
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Woman's Missionasy Society of Hudson Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Washingtonville
Sociery
Times
Firet Presbyterian
Webb Horton Memorial
Moffat
Washingtonville Society
Mise Roth Owe
Home Missionary Board
First Presbyterian Church
Roo Kirkwood
Kirkverood
Nanny
Mra
FL Rogen
Mera Meritt Gaminer
Obituary notices from Ellenville area events
Obituary items report Charles T. Coutant dying in Kingston after a long political career including Esopus supervisor and Assembly member. Anna E. Hoar of Ellenville dies in Uniontown Pa after long illness. Clara M. White dies in Crystal Run at 74. obsequies for Mrs Mary Ann Dodd and Mrs Mary J. Dineen noted with services at Ottaville and St Josephs Church respectively.
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Clara M. White
Clara BM. White
Crystal Run
James
Mary Ann White
Scotchtown
Scotchtown Presbyterian Church. One Sister, Mrs C. B. Houston, of Scotchtown
J. M White
Nathan J. White
Campbell Hall
Mary Ann Dodd
W. A Tinney
Matamoras
Ottaville
Dodd
Middletown Horses Triumph at Wayne County Fair
At Honesdale Pennsylvania Wayne County Fair two Middletown entries, James Forest owned by George Malloy and Vallette owned by Henry Wood, won purses of 250 dollars. James Forest claimed the 2:17 class with times around 2:22 to 2:24 while Vallette won the 2:20 class with times near 2:25. Starter for the races was Assemblyman W F Brush of Newburgh.
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Wayne County
Honesdale
Middletown
George Malloy
B. G. James Forest
Henry Wood
Vallette
W. F. Brush
Newburgh
Two Cars Collide No One Injured Near Denton
About midnight Friday the Overland driven by Fred Bowles of 55 Fulton Street skidded on a slippery road near Denton, sliding into a ditch and nearly colliding with J P Hines of Great Meadow Buick. Bowles had five passengers uninjured. Hines continued after radiator damage. Bowles car sent to Jack Grassfield’s Dolson Avenue garage for repairs.
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Overland
Fred Bowles
Fulton Street
Denton
Buick
J. P. Hines
Great Meadow
Bowles
Hines
Mr. Bowles
Max Nadie
Jack
Anderson's Case For Grand Jury
A Walden attorney waived examination for Charien Will an Anderson to appear before the grand jury after denial of two motions to dismiss before Recorder Jarod A Decker in police court Friday. Anderson is charged with hearse in the third degree and other theft-related charges were postponed. A junior with drugstore robberies and other alleged burglaries were discussed with Lawson and Brown store representatives identifying the injuries.
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Anderson Ag
Sundar
Brown Drug Store
Lawson and
Brown Store
27 Rigs and Good Business at the Public Market
A Saturday public market scene mixed seasonable and unusual produce with 27 rigs on Joho street. Chickens dominated sales with many vendors, prices ranged 32 to 45 cents per pound. eggs as low as 68 cents a dozen. Strawberries 40 cents, raspberries 42 cents, honey 86 cents a quart, 45 cents a pint, cider 10 cents a quart, ketchup 25 cents a bottle. Peas 1h cents a quart, lima beans 10 cents, apples 18 cents for four quarts, peaches, grapes and walnuts 30 cents a basket. An emploee’s trick on opening time noted by Supervisor George G Robinson.
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Joho Street
Bainit
George G Robinson
Episcopalians Initiate Every Name Campaign in Diocese
Final plans for the Every Name canvassing drive were set in St Thomas Church New York. Canvassers will visit parishioners on church records to solicit funds for charity. The campaign runs until November 16 led by Rev John F McCormick with talks on national church challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Thomas's Church
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
John F. McCormick
Western Michigan
Red Cross
A. E
Ernest M Stires
St. Thomas's
Church of New York
Yewis
Franklin
National Organization For the Episcopal Campaign
Boys Outing at Bear Mountain From First Baptist Church
Eighteen boys from the Sunday school class of Charles B Buck at the First Baptist Church enjoyed a Bear Mountain outing on Saturday. Accompanied by Buck and Rev. Forest Preston Hunter, the trip was by automobile. The group included Edwin Quiney, Earl Wash, Paul Martin, Lester Sperl, Floyd Buck, James Nelson, James Witter, James Hunter, Forest Hunter, Arthur Olsen, Floyd Keeney, Leander Keeney, Leslie Wright, Walter Hadden, James Lockwood, Raymond Lockwood, Cameron Norton, and Harry Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Buck
First Baptist Church
Bear Mountain
Mr Buck
Forest Preston Hunter
Edwin Qiney
Earl Wash
Paul Martin
Lester Sperl
Floyd Buck
James Nelson
James Witter
James Hunter
Forest Hunter
Arthur Olsen
Floyd Keeney
Leander Keeney
Leslie Wright
Walter Hadden
James Lockwood
Raymond Lockwood
Cameron Norton
Harry Travis
McAfee matinee races draw crowd in Sussex New Jersey
About 500 spectators attended McAfee matinee races on Saturday. Six heats decided class A with Farber’s horse winning two heats, Barrett’s horse winning one, and Uptegrove’s driven entry sweeping heats four through six. Class B went to Drew’s entry, Kitty Barron won class C, and Peter Van on i Biraicht won class D.Mrs Amos Card’s Barcan drew an exhibition mile in 2 244.
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Sussex
N. J
McAfee
Farber
Mr. Barrett
Faddock
E. P. Uptegrove
Drew
Kitty Barron
Claax C
Peter van
Amos Card
Hulse Buys Fine Property In Newburgh Estate Purchase
Divorce rumors denied as residents discuss the purchase of JW Lint residence at Crescent Place by C L Hulse through Archibald Taylor Company Inc. Local reports spread rumors about Dr Julian Pace wife of a Newburgh physician, but these claims were proven unfounded. The source notes Pace’s alleged actions and public absence amid renewed inquiries in Newburgh.
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T. Twulae Haw
John Knell
New-T1 Crescent Place
Archibald Taylor Company, Inc
Newburgh
Marjinn
Pace
Chisorew
Officer Wood Injured While Repairing Automobile
Officer Harry J. Wood sustained injuries on Friday while repairing an automobile when a hammer struck his thumb. The incident occurred during maintenance work, with Wood hospitalized for treatment.
Riverdale Country Club Mortgaged Cleared After Harvest Supper
Riverdale Country Club crowd attended a harvest supper to celebrate paying off the long outstanding mortgage. Dorothy Mell and entertainers provided songs and dancing. over $50 was raised, enabling the club to fund community center needs and plan a novelty dance on October 16 to burn the mortgage in a public ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale Country Club
Dorothy Mell
New Hampton
Messie
Littner
Cox
Forest Park Improvement Company Dissolved
A certificate filed with the State Department shows the Forest Park Improvement Company of Greenwood Lake has been voluntarily dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Albany
State Department
Forest Park Improvement Company
Greenwood Lake
Aviator Ballard and Major Frissell Crash Near Port Jervis
Army aviators Lieut Ballard and Major Frissell were flying from Binghamton toward New York when fog and a hill caused a fatal crash near Port Jervis. Frissell died. Ballard survived with shock and later regained consciousness. Frissell, 23, born February 1887 in Cape Girardeau, was commanding officer of Indianapolis Aviation Repair Depot. Body to Cape Girardeau. relatives from Philadelphia and Scranton arrived. Ballard and Frissell had been on duty at Sells Field San Antonio. Reports say Ballard gave his account of the wreck, noting dense fog and a brief flight toward the Hudson River. Authorities began arrangements to remove the wrecked plane and its equipment.
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Major Frissell
Port Jervig
Ballard
St. Francis Hospital
Army General Hospital
Otleville
L. B. Smith
Cape Glireadeau
Mia
Nathaniel
Mary Frissell
Hkre
Frissell
Indianapolis
Ind
George Houck
Philadelphia
R. S. Houck
Scranton
Middletown
Cape Whireadeau
Gerald E. Ballard
Pacific
Binghamton
Army Hospital
Bingtonton
New York
Port Jervis
Frisselli
Hudson River
Brary de Haviland
Vicinlty
Nomr Bor
Real Estate Notes on Wisner Avenue Transactions
Real estate note indicates Mary EL Utter with property on Wisner Avenue transfers to Min Mavens of Mesistowman Joseph the agency of COOW, Barar. The item reads as an advertising mockup with obscure reference to Frees having no competitor in a fly section and a price cue of 3.20.
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Mary EL Utter
Hi Wisner Avenue
Min Mavens
Mesistowman
Joseph the Agencs
Coow, Barar
Frees
Prat
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Floyd Reeys Makuen
Mary Kate Doremus
Carrie E. Doremus
Jessie Doremus
Almira Doremus
Sigtere
J. Addison Young
Grand Jury
Court House
New Orange Hotel
Grehen
Pollo Jacticoe Merritt
Tie Gasichanes
Hus
Smith
Erle & Jersey
Police
Merritt
Robert Bruce
Murray Avenue
Golden Hill Avenue
Isaac van Strander
Clarence McMurtie
Texas
Pochard Terpening
Martin Redmond
Westfield
John Connelly
Maurice Collins
A. C. Howe
Bessie
William Clineman
Jeresy City
A. Bulli
East Main Street
Lewis F. Odell
Mary Smith
Sprague Avenue
Odell
Metropolitan
Pauline Little
Marie Louise Hart
Marie Louse
Dens Hert
Highland Avenue
Is & Ese
Isaac B. Losier
Second O
John Schoonmeker
Robert Cochrane
Roscoe
Hannah Brown
James Pilsen
James L. Gillen
Port Jere Yis
Frank Dineen
Martha D Carr
Great Neck
L. L. High School
Wesley Osborn
Beacon Street
BE. D. Tompkins
Akron
Arthur Tompkins
Goodrich Tire and Rubber Company
Ores
William A. Keeler
Wayne County Fair
Robert Charles Higham
U. S. Army
Robert Higham
Chief Higham
Mary Beach
Hamburg
MN. J
Airs
Harry Haspen
Horton Avenue
Miss Beach
Jack Kinsella
State Hospital Force
F. J. Atwell
Woodridge
John Luquer
Party of Friends
James Fowler
Marshall
J. Gordon Bennett
Barbara
Edith Wood
Danbury
Conny
KE. Wright
Mills Avenue
Harry Stickies
Roberte
Ella Stickies
Falls
Vernon Freer
David
Gertrude
Monroa
Thin City
Monros
Freer
James Terbell
W. L. van Eiseck
D. LeRoy Culver
Broome Street
West 78Th Street
William Burr
Merritt Bolekom
West End
Burr
Niagara Falls
Mies
Helen Fuller
Hackensack, N. J
I. G. Beakes
W. Hornbeck
G. L. Durland
Slate Hill
Randolph Grasheim
Max Grasheim
Grand Avenues
Twentythird Ward Bank
First National Bank
A. K. Benedict
the State Hospital
The
Prees
Charlie T. Coutant
Charles T. Coutant
Esopus
Bard
Assembly
George W. Smart
Ellenville
Anna E. Hoar
Uniontown
Frank M. Dineen
Mary J. Dineen
St Joseph's Church
A. F
R. J. Colfer
Father Fagan
Father McGinnis
Anderson
C. L. Hulse
Officer Wood
Harry J. Wood
Riverdale Club
Aviator Ballard
Lota de Hoyos
Monticello
Rescents
Teers
Stratton
Os City
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