Autumnal Fete to fund American Memorial Bed in Rheims
Goshen residents plan an Autumnal Fete at the Goshen Inn on October 14 to raise funds for endowing a memorial bed in a Rheims hospital honoring American soldiers who died in World War I. The event features a card party, cake sale, dancing, prizes, and the Inn orchestra. tickets cost 50 cents for the dance and 60 cents for card games.
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Goshen Inn
Goshen
Rheims
France
Orange County
Bridge
Inn
St Johns Council K of C Installs New Officers on Monday Night
Goshen Oct 7 The following officers of St John s Council 1108 K of C were installed Monday evening by District Deputy James M Kelley of Monticello Grand Knight James A O Connell Deputy Grand Knight William E Casey Chancellor John J Downey Warden Edward Reddington Financial Secretary Edward Burns Recording Secretary Harold Farrell Advocate P R Julian Trustee Frank Tor Inside Guard Asa Strong Outside Guard B P Sheridan Lecturer John Black Chaplain Rev J H McGinnis Speeches were made by Rev Father McGinnis District Deputy Kelley and James Martin Sandwiches coffee and cigars were served There was a large attendance with representatives from Middletown Monticello and other places Mr Martin who serves overseas as choir of C secretary gave an interesting description of his experiences
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Goshen
St. John's Council
James M. Kelley
Monticello
James A. O'Connell
William E. Casey
John J. Downey
Edward Reddington
Edward Burns
Harold Farrell
P. R Julian
Frank Tor
Asa Strong
B P. Sheridan
John Black
J. H. McGinnis
McGinnis
Kelley
James Martin
Middletown
Martin
Chir
Postponed action on resignation of Chief Hock Goshen
At the Goshen board meeting on Tuesday evening the official resignation of Chief Frank C. Hock was postponed to the next regular session in November. The chief will continue duties until then. Also reported were surrogate court notices, probate actions, and local civic notes including a frost, a wedding, and public registration reminders.
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Frank C. Hock
Goshen
Board of Trustees
Hock
William McNelece
Masons
Goshen Lodge
FP. A. Rorty
J. Floyd Halstead
George E. Corwin
Elssood Roberts
John Taft
Nyack
Team Lost When Big Barn Burns
A barn owned by Ross Babcock near Sumanitville burned Monday night destroying the barn and its contents. Two horses perished in the blaze and the horn equipment belonging to D Z Adams, used by Babcock, was also lost. The cause and origin of the fire are not yet known.
Obsequies for Clara M White Held at Crystal Bus
The funeral of Clara M White was held Tuesday afternoon at Crystal Bus. The Rev F O Sunover officiated. Pallbearers included Whe Mam Put, Eugene Smith, E R Hunter, and Peter Ostorm. interment followed in Sopichtown.
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Clara M. White
M. White
Crystal Bus
Eugene Smith
E.R Hunter
Peter Ostorm
Sopichtown
Wilson to fill place of Hyndman on committee
The death of Willers H. Bradme, a member of the committee for the first district, prompts Wilson to take his seat. Harper’s editor Henry Mila Alden dies at 42 from bronchial pneumonia in New York after being at work recently.
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Willers
H. Bradmec
Harper's
Henry Mila Alden
Harpeta Maragne
York
Old Maxims Declared Not To Be Idle Superstitions
Washington reports that Department of Agriculture experts are turning long held farm maxims into data. They cite plant signs like blackberry blossoms and maple catkins as indicators for planting and frost timing. Phenology emerges as science. farmers can use natural cues alongside or instead of calendars to guide sowing and other farm tasks.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Oct
Department of Agriculture
Cockleburn
D Hopkins
Social Visit and Local Travel Notes From Ocean City
Mr and Mrs Amzy Totten and Mr and Mrs Freeman Risley of Ocean City N J guests of Mr and Mrs J B Wheeler 135 Prospect Avenue Totten and Wheeler family ties noted The party traveled by automobile Mrs John McCormick Port Jervis has returned home Maynard Hammond Buddytown guests in Port Jervis A W Hovse and C Eoans Chester F and F E Quackenbush Florida J H Quackenbush New Hampton fished Sullivan county on Saturday A W Prescott Quincy Mass visiting Midhelstown first time impressed by local spirit Mr F Yall Wickham Parces improving Mrs Hunt wife of former Alderman Wiliam Ho Hunt Beacon Street and Mrs Perry Moore wife of Supervisor Moore Greenville traveled to New York Tuesday joined by Mrs Charlies Laser Yonkers en route to Washington DC for two weeks Mrs Moore’s elder daughter Mow Beno Wit Annapolis MD 24 Mr and Mrs Charles A Grenn Popet antd da e ot ot aa ht ve tad Megdat spend several days in town WL Swart Mayor of oontown and Mrs George W Smart and daughter Margusta with Mrs Clarence Choate entertained by Mr and Mrs Charles RH Rhady Teeecon aitert a Mtg south town and Miss Lanuiae racco agent Subfey with Mr and Mrs W J Mosre of the city in bane of
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Hunt
Wiliam Ho Hunt
Beacon Street
Perry Vi Moore
Supermiaor Moore
Greenvile
New York
Mra. Charlies Laser
Yonkera
Washington
Charles A. Grenn
Popet
Dupe
Hes
Social notes mention Mrs Moore and guests in Atlantic City
Mrs Moore's birthday and Mrs J F Dusenberry with daughter Miss Atadeleine are registered at the St Charles Hotel in Atlantic City. Mrs Frank Witt of Port Jervis visits in the city. Miss Marie Ireland travels to New York for a position at the Ethical Culture School. Ed Hulse of 122 Linden Avenue visits Danbury, Connecticut.
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J. F. Dusenbderry
Atadeleine
St. Charles Hotel
Atlantic City
Frank Wit
Port Jervis
Marie Ireland
New York
Ethical Culture School
Hulse
Linden Avenue
Danbury, Conn
Two Weddings Mark Weekend Services at Local Churches
In a Saturday ceremony at Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church, Robert Tamba of Syracuse married Margaret Benton of Mount Hope with Rev. Dr. E Van Drke Wight officiating and several attendees. A second Sunday wedding at Sixth Street Methodist united Miss Wistfred Daria of the city and William Mac- Tylyra of New York under Rev. J Fthofien, with details of dress, bouquets, and family presence noting post ceremony plans and guests.
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Trumble—Beniton
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Robert Tambla
Syracuse
Margaret Benton
Mount Hope
E van Drke Wight
A. Mi Eiston
Amd
Haymond Davin
Vie Bréda
Deavin
SerTion Awarmene
Weddings in New York and New Jersey Enliven Week
At Washington Heights New York City Benjamin Lambert marries Lorna Lambert in Trinity Church. Groom a St Lawrence graduate employed at Curtis Sanger brokers. Bride a Vas sar graduate from Mantella Mass plans Brooklyn home after honeymoon at Lake Mahon. Also Grace Holmbraker and Harold Wood wed at First Congregational Church. Helen Tiffany and Edward McKeon wed at St Joseph's Church with brief ceremony.
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Benjamin—lLambert
Robert Hiles Benjamin
Ll. S. Benjamin
Houston Avenue
Lorna Frances Lambert
Mantella
Mass
Samuel McComb
AU Salute’ Chapel
Trinity Church
New York
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Curtis& Sanger
Drug Stores to Close Half Day In Hilly City
Werburgh October 3 drug stores in the city announce a Sunday half day closing from 6 o clock to 6 o'clock. Long resisted practice, the plan aims to ease relief access for patients while balancing business hours. Downtown shops already close Sundays, while uptown mostly stay open. Pharmacists say stores run 14 hours daily and the change reflects shortened hours for the average worker.
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Werburgh
Drugaista
Bis
African Golfers Fined at Port in Sunday Brawl
Port Jortia authorities arrested Georg Owena 33, Howard Preay 19, TDeugles Teerber 17, and Denny Wolf 28 after a riot at East Alain street. They were fined $14 each for shooting rain in New Hoss Jhcoure, with Justin WLR Poveans reporting from palloe lovurt. November 25 marks the 17th anniversary of the English flag's fall over Fort lagarene, a turning point cited in local lore.
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Port Jortia
Orto
Piloensen
Fragmented entry on Jewish sabbath customs reworded
A garbled note discusses Jewish Sabbath practices starting on Friday night with scattered references to prayers meals and traditional rites. The text is unclear and contains many typographical errors, making precise meaning difficult to discern.
Summing Up of Hirschberg Case On Saturday
The summing up of testimony before Commissioner David Lee on the charges by former District Attorney Henry Hirschberg against Jonathan D. Wilson Jr. has been moved from today to Saturday due to Henry Kohl illness. Testimony closed August 7 after weeks. Lee will hear the summation from Norwich. Each side has two hours, with briefs on fact and law. The session at the Surrogate's room in the courthouse.
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Newburgh
Oct
David Lee
Henry Hirschberg
Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr
Henry Kohl
Lee
Chenango County
Norwich
C Court House
Supreme Court
Plan for Free Toll Bridges Under Way
Albany announces a joint effort by New York and Pennsylvania to eliminate 14 toll bridges over the Delaware River at the border. Since 1916, bills and appropriations have paved the way for a Interstate Bridge Commission to acquire and operate the bridges as free crossings, easing travel for motorists and farmers to markets.
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Albany
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Delaware River
New York-Pennsylvania
John D. Stivers
Interstate Bridge Commission
Stivers
State Auto Ass'n Elects Officers
Albany Oct 8 The New York State Automobile Association yesterday re elected Henry W Robbins of Medina president at the annual convention in Albany Herbert G Andrews of Brooklyn was chosen first vice president Peter G TenByck of Albany elected second vice president A E L Maloney of Camden received the office of third vice president Other officers re elected were secretary Herbert W Baker Albany treasurer Fay C Parsons Cortland The executive committee is A J Deer Hornell Frank M Baucus Troy E B Hague Utica John G Farwell Geneva The directors at large are A Ward Ford Binghamton Hugene Honsock Gloversville Dr N E Coxe Dunkirk Melvin T Bender of Albany was re elected general counsel Dunkirk will be the next convention city Delegates from the Chautauqua County Automobile Club campaigned spiritedly for the convention The convention will take place in October 1929 The annual convention of 1919 was officially closed at noon yesterday
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Albany
New York State Automobile Association
Henry W. Robbins
Medina
Herbert G. Andrews
Brooklyn
Peter G. TenByck
EL Maloney
Camden
Herbert W. Baker
Fay C. Parsons
Cortland
J. Deer
Hornell
Frank M. Baucus
Troy
E. B. Hague
Utica
John G. Farwell
Geneva
Ward Ford
Binghamton
Hugene Honsock
Gloversville
N. E. Coxe
Dunkirk
Melvin T. Bender
General Coonsol
Chautauqua County Automobile Club
Local R. A. M. Visit Newburgh
About 30 companions of Midlend Chapter No. 240 R A M visited Highland Chapter No. 62 in Newburgh. Roughly 300 companions from Hudson Valley chapters attended the event. 18 candidates were received into Highland Chapter in the afternoon and three in the evening. A 6 pm dinner featured remarks by Grand High Priest Percy W. Willard and other grand officers. RE Cavalier delivered the only speech, on "Who Won the War?"
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Newburgh
Hudson Valley
Mannto Temple
Uie
Highland
Percy W. Willard
Willan T. Cavalier
Charien C. Hwot
George EL Brigen
Hoats
Wu- Ham L. Nekereon
Charles Mtamsnit
Gmond
Semanal
Veil
RE Cavalier
Aviation Field At Port Jervis Derby Offer
Port Jervis reports aviation authorities earmarked a meadow along the Nevervink River as an emergency landing field for the Mondhne Derby. John Ovidehack’s land was offered by Cudietack and referred to BRoossyalt Field command post by Nelson Raynor for immediate layout of a large white triangle at the site.
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Times-Prena
Port Jervis
John Ovidehack
Nevervink
Mineola
Mondhne
Derby
Cudietack
Broossyalt Field
Nelson Raynor
Port Jeryie
Maynor Weet
Ietore Naen
General O'Ryan to Lead Red Cross Roll Call Campaign
Major General John F. O'Ryan will direct the Third Red Cross Roll Call in New York New Jersey and Connecticut as the Atlantic Division prepares a November campaign to enroll 5 000 000 division members and at least 20 000 000 nationwide. Captain Stephen N. Bobo assists with three department campaign structure and district teams planned for neighborhoods business districts and factories.
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John F. O'Ryan
Red Cross
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Atlantica
East 23Rd Street
Atlantic
O'Ryan
Guteless
Gentua
Stephen N. Bobo
Crowe
Motion Pi A
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Perjury Charge Against Carson in Lockwood Case
Walter Carson of Newburgh was arrested on a perjury charge after testifying in the Edward Lockwood vote buying case in New York. Hand discharged Lockwood after prosecution testimony. Carson had earlier testified to seeing Lockwood before voting, then said he had not. Bail set at 5000 by a surety company. Carson seeks U S Commissioner hearing in New York. Recorder Decker to review case.
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Newburgh
Walter Carson
Hand
United States Court
New York
Edward Lockwood
Carson
Lockwood
Cannon
Friends of Carson
Mewburgh
Decker
United States
Moving Pictures In Berlin
Berlin reports removal of moving picture censorship sparks debate on supposed public education aims. Dr Schwaleheimer in German Medical Weekly condemns sensational films for moral decay, arguing they masquerade as scientific progress while spreading social dangers and eroding public health standards.
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Berlin
Ball
Sime
Schwaleheimer
Medical Weekly
Mild Winter Forecast Clarified by Weather Report
The forecast notes a mild winter prediction with uncertain wording in the overheard text. It mentions trees retaining light-colored casts and references a prophecy or dated claim about seasonal trends. Readers are advised to seek official meteorological updates for accuracy.
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Mary Ellen Camp
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Otisville
Thomas Figan
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Walter McDougall
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Ocean City
J. B. Wheeler
Prospect Avenue
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Maynard C. Hammond
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Sullivan County
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WL Swart
Oontown
George W. Smart
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Clarence Choate
Charles CL Rhady
Teeecon Aitert
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Bane
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Norwly
Washington Heights
New York City
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Grace Lauretta Holmbraker
Myrtle Avenue
Harold Milwood Wood
Paterson
First Congregational Church
William F. Kettle
Port
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Hirschberg
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