Nominations in the Towns: Chester and Montgomery
The Times-Press reports town ticket nominations across Chester and Montgomery. Chester Republicans name supervisors, clerks, assessors, peace justices, and highway, with a broad slate of constables. Democrats nominate their own slate. Monroe and other towns present strong tickets and local officials. Montgomery Republicans hold a Tuesday nominating meeting in Firemens Hall naming a full slate, with a bylaws repeal vote defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Firemens Hall
Edson Tears
William 5. Hazion
Charles Millypaugh
Uckek
Anson J. Fowler
Whilim J. Decker
Frederick A. Quacken
Warwick Town Board Witnesses Back Road Overhang Case
Goshen Oct 7 hearing on damages from a limb overhanging a Warwick highway near a railroad crossing. Town Board members testified the limb obstructed the road beyond 600 feet from the crossing though others reported no obstacle. The defense argued the tree height remained sufficient for safe travel and the case heads to a jury after a brief recess.
Local Justice and Constables Named in Notice
Ausessore Davies McMahon, R. Mareden, Charles B. Bhaw named as justices of the peace. Greaney Isaac Blanch listed as Justice of the Peace. Constables include William Nee, Frank Moores, and Arthur Fore. Public notice lists officers for enforcement duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausessore
Davies McMahon
R. Mareden
Charles B. Bhaw
Justice of the Peace
Greaney Isaac Blanch
Constablese
William Nee
Frank Moores
Arthur Fore
Local Tuberculosis Campaign Formed In Middletown
The Middletown chapter of the State Committee on Prevention of Tuberculosis met with George J. Nelbach and John A. Kingabury to plan an active campaign. A dispensary and visiting nurse were discussed to detect and treat cases early, with a tuberculosis hospital under consideration for countywide care. A subscription fund near $50 was started as committees were named for dispensary work, education, legislation, hospital care, and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee On
Common Council
George J. Nelbach
John A. Kingabury
State Committee
Middletown
Board of Education
Redfield
Hardenbergh
Shelley
Mille
L. Btern
EB. T. Hanford
Charles F.schlosser
A. M. Phillips
W. J.hess
Central Labor’ Union
Charles L. Walworth
St Paul's Church
John Q., Stivers
the Times
Fress
Countess Olaeta
Abs
FB. Ayres
R. M. Rotty
George H. Decker
Captel Finn
Mies Margaret’ Cunningham
E.T. “Hanford
G. J. Nelbach
Nelbach
Charles Fetheroll
Stake Department
Amis
Board of Health
Health Board
Charities’ Aid Association
Newburgh
L. Stein
Sony
Weston
Bud Murray
Chester
Securing & Green
Poughkeeptle
Meadest
Courmantees
E. T. Hanford
Frank Kh. Aytes
J. J. Hanmer
Daniel Finn
Chindler
Robert
Wiggin
Russel Yreawarer
Conking
RK. M. Rorty
George N. Clemson
Allen W. Corwin
Charles G. Dull
Isabella Dr. Wilson
J. Il. Hanmet
J. Edward Dever
P. Minsholt
Committee On
Man Seabees
Herbert B Rozce
Waterman
Charlee Sworth
J. BP
McClancy
John D
Stivers
A. Taylor
Garrett T. Townsand
Edmund Allien
Harold B. Woodward
Si “"Banla&Jorian
CL Redfield
William J. Hens
Etella Mattson
Mise
Catherine McBhane
T. D. Mills
A. M
Phillipa
EB. Madtsen- Decket
E. Hunter
Charles
Schlosser
Richard Sheer
Sweenett
Smith
Thorp
B. van Went
Countess
Olaeta
Misa
Margaret. Cunningham
Corwin
T. Ed. Hayes
Reg & Rogers
Minisink Republicans Name Their Ticket for Local Race
The Minisink Republicans unveil a strong slate with Supervisor George W. Hulse, Town Clerk John E. Du Bois, Justice Edwin Havans, James Toner, Assessors C. M. L. Clark George Card and George E. Bennett, Collector Harry S. Elmer, Overseer William A. Rutan, Town Superintendent Isaac B. Terwilliger, and Constables Wealher House John Theyer and Warren Tone endorsed as inspectors of cree ipa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Elwood C. Smith
C. Riegeruth
George 5. Bull
Charles E. Taylor
William Sutherland
Charlee Cocks
Charles Clark
Emmet Smith
Abram Hall
Thomas Carew
Henory Osterboudt
Willam R. Bull
Stephen FE. Ear
Clarence
Knight
Charles Corbett
John Erhardt
W. J. Hall
Toro
Zael Paddleford
Hares
E. J. Haren
W. A. Cregan
Minisink
George W. Hulse
John E. du Bois
Edwin Havans
James Toner
C. M. L. Clark
George ¥. Card
George E. Bennett
Harry S. Elmer
William <A.rutan
Hishwars
Isaac B. Terwilliger
Wealher House
John
George Theyer
Warren Tone
Ipa
Mrs Callahan at Rest Funeral Held for Jais Mra Callahan
Funeral services were held at the late home on Beattie Avenue and at SS Joseph's Church for Mrs Callahan, with seven living children present. Pallbearers named from Wasarantas Tennis district attended. interment in SS Joseph's Cemetery follows. A separate note reports the sale of a fine residence on Highland Avenue, with B Woodward as secretary and treasurer of Middletown Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Mra Callahan
Wasarantas
Obituary Notes From Waverly And Maybrook
Obituary notices report Mrs Mary A Smith of Waverly aged 83 died at a hospital after two years illness and paralytic decline She was widowed by Lewis Smith and lived in New York recently with two daughters Amelia Eldred and Mary Stark both of New York Remains returned to Waverly for funeral and interment Tuesday Also notices: John J McAree died near Maybrook after tuberculosis age 24 in Maybrook and wife Sarah Golden survives He once worked as a tie formar and belonged to St Marys Montgomery and Mohonk Tribe Also Edward Miller 42 of Amsterdam Ave New York died suddenly at home Survived by wife child parents and several siblings Funeral held in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary “Amith
Mary A. Smith
Lewis Smith
Waverly
N. Yi
Essity
Ilfonz
Ylyed
Amelia ‘Eldred
Mary -D Stark
New York
Smith
Fanefall
Montgomery _ Cor
John J. McAree
Aone
Maybrook
Ore
Wace
John Mcaree
Elizabeth Keegud McAree
Wae
Makbrook
Mise Serah Golden
McAfee
St. Mary’s Church
Montgomery
Walden
Michael
Thomas
Ella
Mary
Catharine
Newburgh
Flines
Edward Miller
Amsterdam Avenue
Teart Senate
Mr. Miller
Rot
Delray
Jim
Charles
Lotta Odell
Gardner Avenue
Lotta “Smith
Mary C.~smith
Boroque Avenue
Otclock
Grace Methodist
Episcopal’ Church
Hiradwar
Charfea’ Howland Cookman
St Paul's Church
Old Point Comfort
Odell
John Odell
Hommane F. & AM
24Th Beperate Co
Hoffman Lodge Plans Home Acquisition and Members Update
At the Hoffman Lodge meeting in Masonic Hall the second degree was conferred on five candidates. A new building committee was named to advance plans for owning a lodge home. Jacob La Rue left his job at Howells and plans to move to Los Angeles with his wife and son seeking better health prospects for the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homan Lodge
A.M
Masonic Hall
Jacob la Rue
Howells
Epracue Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
State Hospital
New Laundry Wagon Injured In Daggett Incident
Macy M. Sweeter, Troy Laundry proprietor on West Main Street, Daggett, had a delivery wagon robbed from the Watertown firm and purchased through Challis F. Bennert’s livery agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy M. Sweeter
Troy
West Main Street
Simet
Watertown
Fae
Challis F. Bennert
Middletown High School to play Peekskill Military Academy
Middletown High School football team will meet Peekskill Military Academy at Peekskill on Rainray afternoon. The game is a preliminary match preceding the opening of the regular scholastic seteca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
Middletown
Peekskill Miiitary Academy Eleven
Xholhelic Seteca
Lutes v Warwick case heard over alleged overhanging limb injury
In Goshen on Oct 5 the Supreme Court resumed Lutes vs the town of Warwick. Calvin Lutes, injured riding in a canopy top wagon, claimed a limb overhanging the road struck his eye while watching a railroad train. The town contends injury came from another source. testimony from witnesses including the driver and a Wells Fargo agent was heard, and an eye specialist linked possible damage to an overhanging limb or other foreign matter. The jury faced questions of liability if an overhang caused the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Lutesva
Warwick
Wall
Benedict
Sly
Still
Coe ‘Ten Eyck
New York
Peter Murray
Gill
State Department
Gil
William L. Dickerson
People
Bacon & Rorty
Supreme Court
Lutes
Calvin
Mit
Ie Pata
Middle
Platptim
Lent
Wells-Fargo
Kane
H Wan
Niceeeland
Wartick Town
Lates
Oranch
Gary
Mate of
Peter Warzay
Fragmentary Legal Notice From Court Case
The readable fragments reference a court matter with attorneys for the plaintiff and defendant including names Bacon and others. No clear action, date, or jurisdiction is readable beyond basic party mentions.
Hymeneal Drives Multiple Local Marriages
A series of social notices record marriages in the area. Willard J Fuller and Minnie Wilma Schonecker wed at the bride’s parents home with about 126 guests. Other unions include Lotta Odell with an Old Point Comfort trip after a Grace Methodist ceremony, Christopher D Mould and Hattie Elisabeth Bodle, and Delia E Myers with Harrie B Howlett at Port Jervis. County doctors met in Port Jervis for a quarterly session, with notes on typhoid fever and local professionals in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowld—Bodle
Christopher D. Mould
Hattie Elisabeth Bodle
Montgomery
van Dyke Wight
George Bodle
Lake Avenue
Atlock
Mra
Bodie
Montgomert
Orange Counts Metical Society
Fowler
Three laborers arraigned in work hoax case
Three men arrested by detectives for alleged train riding fraud were arraigned before Recorder Thompson on Wednesday. After hearing their tale and directing them toward the State Hospital, the Recorder discharged them, noting the hoax on labor agencies promising easy work. They claimed to be out of work ironworkers and a blacksmith seeking aqueduct labor in High Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
State Hospital
New York
High Falls
Bommttrle
Recorder
Dapton
Discoverers Day Celebrated by Knights in New Jersey
October 12 marks a legal holiday honoring the discovery of America under an act approved by the governor. The Knights of Columbus from Middletown Port Jervis and Goshen plan a Goshen celebration with a parade, Mass at St John’s Church, athletic events featuring Martin Sheridan and Mat McGrath, and a weight throw, broad jump, and pole vault. The Middletown delegation travels by Erle train at 9:21 AM to attend. Banks will also observe the day with open doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Middletown
Erle
Goshen
St. John's Church
Martin Sheridan
Mat McGrath
Common Council
Republican Loyalists Rally for Party Over Peaceful Choice
A 1918-era call urges Republicans to vote for their party and emblem, urging loyalty over cross-ticket considerations. The note stresses abstaining from actions that could shame fellow party members, and highlights victory as the goal with cooperation from loyalists. It mentions Jay D. Northrup and a state convention context with delegates from Christ Church.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Times-Press Today
William F. Durland
Charles A. Thompson
Charles H. Green
C. G. King
John C. Mapes
Andrew Sechriver
Alfred B. Roe
N. Stewart Thompson
Charles J. Buil
W.H. Wood
James Myers
Martin Vance
Charles Eckert
N. Demerest
James Seely
Louis Holbert
Barnard Cullen
Thaddeus Mapes
H. B. Tuthill
Patrick Powers
Dennis O'Brien
Chester Board
O. C. Holbert
Albert Dolson
Dennis Meany
George Callahan
Charles F. Legg
Levi P. Willams
Harry Whitwmareb
H. B. Suydam
Jonas Dubois
James Crawford
Herbert B. Cox
J. M. Witkin
Qppstables
Fred Towers
Ceires Jones
Otle Nichols
Stickles
Republican Party
Bob Veal
Mount Hope
Charles W. Loomis
Jar D. Northrup
John Grahan
Justrces
Charles Noore
E. Ketcham
I. P. Arhills
Andrew Mitchell
Heetos Tuthill
Ernestus Ketcha
Wawaranda
New Windsor
Texa Tl
Aastin C7
Ail
William A. Anttin
Wiliam J. Moores
Ray W. Spencer
DF. Coleman
Knox Gey
Frank Andrews
Corneline OnsTa
Highsast
Jobe Labers
Alter Teaniston
Minilink
B. Woodward
Flore
New York Dadario
Western
M. Flory
W. Bdear
Hoffman Lodge
California
Cuit Law
Viet
Fullier
Martin
Matia Schonecker
Mari
Staward Dow Butler
Christ Church
Froinman Optie
Altor
Marguerite Hol
Marguerite Kreprieb
Grace Bane
Sim
F. M. Kirbt
Niagara Falls
Litoden Avenue
Liberty
New-York
Fishkill
Fallsburg
Gerantob
Odell—smith
Montell—Myer
Delia E. Mrers
Charlies F. Mrers
Eldreg
Sullivan County
B. Howlett
Montsomerz
Drew, Methollet Episcopal Church
Port Tervia
Dyshe
Henry J
Mymeneal
Everett Skinner
Qexiand Yakley
Sullivan Courtr
Mies Hattie Hayes
Oakland Walier
Caddebacktile
Rovert C. Jackson
W. E. Cremson
Coembia
Otisville
Cpd
Opt
Democrata Mar
Brower
Repsbben
Jay D. Northrup
Stanard Doe Butler
Miles
Pierence Fag
Universetets
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