Nathan Ker's Grand Daughter Thanks Chapter
The Ledger notes the Kent area branch meeting in Winich village on Monday afternoon. Fifty six Daughters attended as the local board adjourned to parlors after a regular session. A granddaughter of Nathan Ker sent a letter thanking Munisink Chapter for honoring her ancestor and Mrs Tears sent birthday greetings in the aged lady’s hand. Delegates and alternates listed for the Autumn meeting and State Conference planned for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Henry
Ine Lyon
Fore ‘Jervis
Mainese Abe
Ige
Winich Iafein
Polly
Elizabeth
Relia Ta Y
Daing
Sinsabaugh
Allaway
Susan C. ‘Ostrom
W ‘A. ‘Rumany
Britton
Rose Horton
Netfie
Kelsey
Jesse Booth
Elmer
Elizabeth Mould
Tramps Stir Anger of Bank Car Occupants in Goshen
Three men identified as Mike Penale 22 Alex Gaska 20 and John Wilton were jailed for 36 days each after a freight car incident near Goshen Central Valley. They reportedly entered bank cars used by Erie Jersey railroad workers, provoking around 100 locals to confront them before station agent Layson intervened to avert violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Mike
Penale
Alex Gaska
John
Wilton
Central Valley
Erie & Jersey Railroad
Layson
Will Reopen Bowling Alleys in Goshen
Charles Barnes, who rents the Henderson bowling alleys on New street, will reopen for business next Saturday night. He has supplied the alleys with new pins and balls and promises improvements will keep pace with local bowler demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Charles Barnes
Henderson
New Street
Barnes
Aleys
Allens
Church collection totals reach $964.84 in Goshen
Rev Father Murphy announced at St Johns Church in Goshen that the special collection from the previous Sunday totaled 964.84 dollars. An annual fair for St Johns Church will be held next month with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Father Murphy
St. Johns Church
St. John’s Church
Ursuline Academy Names Miss Julia Campbell Reid Teacher
Goshen October 13 Miss Julia Campbell Reid of Goshen has been chosen by Ursuline Academy Middletown to teach elocution dialect and finish. Applicants may enter this department or study privately with Miss Reid. Classes open Wednesday October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Julia Campbell Reid
Ursuline Academy
Middletown
Conferring With Lawyer In Goshen On Legal Matter
Mrs. Borten W. Giteon and attorney H. C. iRohi of Newburgh were in Goshen on October 15 to confer with Gibson in the county jail.
City lad narrowly escapes as horse-drawn buggy strikes trench
A city youth driver narrowly avoids injury when her horse-drawn vehicle hits a dirt pile beside a sewer trench on Liberty Street near Wickham Avenue. The collision damages the buggy and she suffers a severe shock but avoids serious harm.
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Liberty Street
Wickham Avenue
Fragments from a prayer service amid uncertain text
Readable segments describe a prayer gathering and a generous mood. The lines hint at church or community worship but lack clear names, places, or dates to confirm details.
Monday's Poughkeepaie Eagle Reflects Teamwork Lesson
Fragmented text centers on a school publication issue. It mentions an athletics theme and promotes teamwork, noting a lesson about cooperation and rule adherence. Names, dates, or concrete facts are not readable. The item appears as a brief editorial or caption with unclear specifics.
County convention gathers many with resolutions adopted
The document reports a county gathering with a convention in Goshen and Montgomery. It notes resignations, an annual date set for October 12, and endorsements for Father Clark to designate Christian Endeavor Week in February. Officers elected include Albert Buckbee as President and Z K Wilcox as Vice President with several others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Ander
Montgomery
Columbia
Orange
Clark
Charon
Goshen
Z. K. Wilcox
Albert W. Buckbee
Warwick
Z. KK Wilcox
Spore de Charlies Lefferts
Newbareb
John Post
Middletown
Walter~ Starr
Florida
Walden
George A. Smith
Cornwall
Councilon
Walter L.hilter
Typhoid Cases Reported in Mount Hope
Dr. Shelley reports four unreported typhoid cases in Mount Hope. Health officers visit with Dr. Hanmer Dr. Wake and Commissioners Korschen and Bullpalé to discuss action. The matter will be taken up with the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanmer
Wake
Shelley
Korschen
Bull Palé
Mount Hope
State Board of Health
Boots Stolen From Tool Box on Main Street
A tool box near Main Street was forcefully broken during Tuesday night theft. Boots and tools were taken. the lock on the box was twisted off with a heavy instrument. The incident is recorded by local laborers and the scene shows signs of entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Golf Trophies Awarded in September Orange County Club
The article notes two trophies offered by Dr Murmy Seaghers and Everett Higby for a two event club competition. Miss Gemoriere Still Cesity won the ladies cup with 38 strokes while Earl Hopkins edged rivals for the gentlemen’s prize after a nine-stroke playoff, with others scoring birdies in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windling
Murmy Seaghers
Everett ‘Higby
Dady
Unk
Orange County Golf Cine Fms
Surprise party honors Daniel Etiam at Rodereil Avenue
A surprise party was held Tuesday evening in honor of Daniel Etiam, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Etiam on Rodereil Avenue. Guests arrived with warm wishes for Daniel's milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertr
Peter Etiam
Rodereil
Otenina
Daniel
Wireless messages reach Port Jervis inventor Crosby
Port Jervis October 1 Roy Crosby visiting his friend Bertram Van Patten has installed his home made wireless receiving gear. He demonstrated telegraphy from a chimney ground with water pipe while observers heard dots and dashes from Washington Cleveland and Charleston. Crosby has sailed to Panama on two ocean voyages to test his receiver and believes wireless telegraphy can save lives and speed news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Jervis
Roy Crosby
New York City
Port Jervis
Bertram van Patten
Crosby
Bertram
Charleston
D. C
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Weather’bureau
Naval Observatory
Sty
New York Sun
Marconi
Say- Fille
S.1
Cape ‘Cod
Bis
Panama
Waa
Meade
Andrew Crosby
Hammond
Election results of the Mama kating Horse Thief Detecting Society
The annual meeting at Circleville on October 13 elected officers including President William H. Decker and Secretary Joill Duryon. The treasurer reported $1,024.47 deposited for the society, which now has 130 members. Delinquent dues risk calendar inclusion and calendar printing is delayed until dues are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamakating
Wallkill
Crawford Horse Thief Detecting Society
Charles
Brome
Circleville
Savings Bank
Silas H. Dickinson
Mf6
Pociety
William H. “Decker
Land of the Living
William H. Decker
Areeesentient
Jane T. Bull
Jo! Duryon
John F. Bennett
Charles Houlislander
Dolivner
William F. Brown
A. G Santee
Louis B. Roberson
D. H. Howell
Pursuere
Frank Bennett
Charles Godfrey
Elwood D. Noxon
James 8. Green
George Ayers
Loren A. Coz
J. A Bookstorer
E. Bogardus
Frank P. Milla
G. Frank Anderson
George A.clark
A. Winfred Decker
Red Cross Appeal Seeks Aid for Distressed Workers
Zadie Lindingim, a new member of the Red Cross, has performed field and hospital work and now appeals for acting officers to aid the immediate needs of the service. The notice cites a 27 faten Vor STE context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Zadie Lindingim
Music Club Holds Afternoon Meeting At Wickham Avenue
The Music Club meets this afternoon at the home of Mini Mabel Sweezy on Wickham Avenue for the season’s fret gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sweezy Wickham
Merritt Honored as Temporary Park Commission Secretary
Clarence N. Merritt an expert accountant and bookkeeper was appointed temporary secretary of the Paterson park commission. The board plans a two month term starting Oct 1 with Merritt to install a bookkeeping system and possibly raise salary from 600 to 1000 annually. Fitzgerald resigns as Fitegerald departs to run a Hoboken theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commigeionera
Fletcher
Wilcox
Merritt
Fitz- Berard
Park Commission
American Locomotive Company
Fitzgerald
Health Board settles tuberculosis case and approves commitment
The Health Board at its Tuesday meeting committed Mrs. Frank Bailey, a tuberculosis patient, to the Newburgh institution after Recorder Starr’s initial refusal. Chemist Bull reported milk samples from city dealer wagons averaged above the required standard. The clerk logged 22 births and 26 deaths for September. All board members, Health Officer Dr J L Hanmer, and Sanitary Inspector Z K Greens attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
Recorder Starr
Newburgh
Recorder
Board of Health
J.L.’ Hanmer
Z. K. Greens
Newburgh Lad Tops Test for West Point Cadetship
In Newburgh on October 4 at Grand arrest school, Clinton G. Harris led the mental examination for West Point cadetship with 95 percent. Edward J. Wolfe Jr and Gordon Williams also ranked highly, while officials noted the process weighed mental and physical qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Baturday
West Point Military Academy
Clinton G. Harris
Edward J. Wollt
Poughkeepsie
Congressman Platt
Harris
Afr
Platt Gordon Williams
John D. Eilenberger
Platt
Dogn
Gordon Williams
Robert E. Brorton
Edward J. Wolfe, Jr
Vincent D. Callahan
Waler B. Tongue
Joseph J. Dawson
Douglas T. Kennedy
Roy A. Gmiand
Reginald Conkling
Judece K. Miller
Maraball Lasher
Wallace V- Canes
John Campbell
Four Die as Freight Car Hits Street Car in Dallas
Four people were killed and twenty injured when a runaway freight car struck a street car in Dallas Texas on October 15. The motorman attempted to stop but could not avoid the broadside collision that crushed the street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associfted Press
Dallas
Tex
Hawthorne and Dr Morton Freed from Federal Prison
Julian Hawthorne the writer and Dr Morton were released today from a federal prison in Atlanta. They left for New York after their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algocintel Prees
Atlanta
Julian Hawthorne
Dr. Morton
Federal
New York
Hawthorne
Donation Night at Ridgebury to Feature Local Music
Blaze Hill reports a Friday evening donation event at the Ridgebury M. E. parsonage with Rev and Mrs Heroy hosting. The program includes piano pieces, solos by Mrs H C Hall and Miss Clara Myers, duets with Russell Myers, violin by Mr Hartford, a recitation by Russell Myers, and a post office conveyance pickup at Wm H Green’s. The Epworth League social and anniversary observance with Rev and Mrs Herry will be at Albert Turner’s home next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaze Hill
Ridgebury M. E. Parsonage
Heroy
Elelo Hobsert
H. C. Hall
Holy City
Clara Myers
Albert Turner
Russell Myers
Mr. Hartford
Oscar Myers
Misa Twitchell
Wm. H. Green
Epworth League
Spalding Foresees World Tour Making Baseball International
G G Spalding former baseball magnate and 1876 founder visits the White Sox park after a world ball trip talk. He predicts the Sox and Giants tour will boost baseball to worldwide status within twenty five years and notes France Japan Philippines Australia as growing bases for the sport. He praises Comiskey and admires the trip’s scale and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Giants
Australia
Mr. Spalding
Comiskey
Sor
Japan
Philippines
France
Slater Republi
Spalding
Sox
Auccess
Grace Vestry memorializes late Alexander Dewey
At Grace Church two special vestry meetings adopted memorial resolutions for Alexander K. Dewey a longtime vestry member and trusted businessman. The note lauds his faith charity patience and kindness and mourns the loss of a friend fellow member and upright neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Alexander KM. Dewey
Alexander K. Dewey
Bim
Jong J
Aj Wood
Osr
Fire Doused After Back Yard Blaze Near O Malley Barn
A fire broke out in a pile of refuse behind Vincent O Malley’s barn on Herri Street Tuesday evening at 8 57. A stream was directed by Assistant Chief Simpson and firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent O'Malley
Herri Sitrest
Reorganized Drum Corps Formed in Stamford
The Charles Higham Flute Piccolo and Drum Band, reorganized from the old Drum Corps, held its first meeting at M. M. Sweezy’s home. Charles C. Brady to lead, twenty members from the former corps, practice begins on Oak Street with weekly winter rehearsals and plans for a dance at Linden Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Higham
Stamford
Conn
Charles C. Brady
Brady
C. C. Brady
B. Harfom
L. Harford
W. Harford
J. Andereon
T. Brundaga
J. Ryan
H. Ha
M. M. Sweezy
N. VanLauvan
F. van- Leuvan
H. Haines
Linden Hell
Oak Street
Crackajack
I Tts
Ifr
Sweezy
Silver Taken From Farm House In New Hampton Case
John J. Stage reports theft of valuable items from his farm and the disappearance of a termhand Elwood Houis. Missing are two dozen silver spoons, a silver watch, and a child’s bank with $4 to $5. Spoons bear initials C L S and others with C, Lucile gifts to Stage’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Stage
New Hampton
Goehen
Elwood “Houis
Lucile
Mrs Eaton Trial Sparks Plymouth Murder Case
Mrs Jen kie Eston was placed on trial for the murder of Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton in Plymouth Massachusetts. The report notes the courtroom proceedings and key figures involved in the high profile case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Plymouth
Mass
Jenkie Eston
Joseph Eaton
Officer Benton Improves Amid Health Update
Frank Bentom, 20, is reported to be improving after an incident during duty. Dr. L. G. Distion is overseeing his care as he recovers at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Frank Bentom
Deer
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Nathan Ker
Higher Arts
Poughkeepaie
Batain Athhlétics
Earl Hopkins
J. Blaine Worcester
Horse Thief Detectives
Red Gross
C. N. Merritt
Paterson
Alexander Merritt
Health Board
Newburgh Lad
Ridgebury
BALL
Grace Vestry
Drum Corps
Mrs. Eaton
James C. Duryea
Ethel
Slater
Sarah Durrea
Slate Hill
Oswego Fair
Mexico Point
Lake Ontario
Wareely
Elmira
Wockes
Buffalo
Niagara Fall
XL Crawford
Ontario & Weavera
Dewey
Der
Oserhent
New Rochele
W. A. Coeswell
Pine
Lone
Mrs &. Crawford
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