Evangelistic Campaign's Program Expands in Goshen
In Goshen on October 20 specials report growing interest in the evangelistic campaign. Rev M V S Williams spoke at the Presbyterian Sunday school, a union service drew large crowds, and the union choir led by Prof Butts performed “Onward Christian Soldiers.” Mrs Buits spoke on the “Painted Woman” and urged sincerity in faith. Additional meetings featured Mr Williams’s sermons, with “Choosing One's Destiny” and a note of no meeting tonight. Evening meetings continue nightly at the Presbyterian Church with cottage prayers planned for Tuesday at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
M. V
Williams
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Prof
Butts
Carl Leggett
Jezebel
Union
Mr. Wiliams
Walter Howell
George Ivory
Thomas Mould
Banquet at Goshen Inn to Launch Glen-Arden Hunt Club
Goshen, Oct. 20. Society plans first formal affair at the Ton on Friday night. Miss Harriman and W. A. Harriman will host a ball there to inaugurate the Glen-Arden Hunt Club. Tuxedo will send a large delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Bsociety
Uhe Ton
Glass blowers give exhibitions in Goshen store
In Goshen on October 20, glass blowers from Waldron’s giana shop are conducting daily exhibitions in the former Case Williams meat market. Two sessions each day run from 2 to 5 PM and 8 to 10:30 PM. The demonstrations produce many pretty and useful hot glass articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Waldron
Giana Blowers
Case & Williams
Drum Corps Masquerade Planned by Goshen Fife Drum
Plans underway for the Goshen Fife Drum and Bugle Corps masquerade ball. An annual event, promising a lively evening with strong attendance and festive fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowden
Goshen Fife
Surrogate Court Grants Admin For Warwick Estate
Goshen October 20 a letter of administration granted to Lewis J Stage on the estate of Jennie Murray late of Warwick. The will of Sarah B Hartendersh late of Middletown was admitted to probate. George A McKinney is named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Lewis J Stage
Jennie Murrey
Warwick
Sarah
Hartendersh
Middletown
George A. McKinney
Horsemen Home From Lexington Racing Notes
Frank Siach and associates return from Lexington with a number of horses entered for the meet. Goaben reports the contingent arriving on October 20 and confirms entries for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goaben
Frank Siach
Second Lecture on Astronomy at Central Hall Moon topic
T D Schoonmaker continues his popular astronothic slice cares series at the Central Amusement Hall lecture on The Moon. The talk will be illustrated by a number of slides and lantern slides for visual aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Schoon
Central Amusement Hall
Aga
Return from wedding trip reported in sober note
A brief wedding notice from October reports D. P. Condict and Wide returning home after a two week honeymoon. The item mentions their travel and general post wedding plans with local context but few precise details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Condict
New England
Panic at Goshen Sunday Movie House Fire Alarm
In Goshen on Sunday a small panic occurred at the Pleasant Hour Motion Picture Theatre when the film appeared to catch fire on screen causing a rush for exits. No injuries, and proprietor Frank Sterme offers $6 reward for information identifying the person who shouted Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Motion Picture Theatre
Frank Sterme
Miss Howell and Mr Downs Are Wedded
Goshen Oct 20 Miss Marie Howell and Leon Downe were married at noon yesterday at the bride’s home on Main street. The groom, employed at N B Wilcox and Son’s garage, is a well liked young man. The Rev F S Haines performed the ceremony, followed by a large wedding feast. They will travel to Niagara Falls and Cornell University then housekeep on Orange avenue.
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Goshen
Marie
Howell
Leon Downe
Main Street
Ackley
Confer Tonery
N. B. Wilcox and Son
F. S. Haines
Middletown
James Wilcox
West
Niagara Falls
Cornell University
Goshen Registration Totals 1241 This Year
Goshen reports 1241 registered voters this year across districts one through three. First district 346, second 327, third 563. This total is slightly below last year's registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chief of Police Delivers Prisoner to County Jail
Goshen on October 20 Chief of Police Bush of Tuxedo brought a prisoner to the county jail held for the grand jury on a charge of attempted rape. The man has prior arrests for the same charge, with the latest incident involving an attempted assault on an elderly widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Bush
Tuxedo
Frost’s Damage in Massachusetts Sparks Crop Loss Estimates
A report from Massachusetts on October 18 notes heavy frost causing significant crop damage. Officials and growers warn losses vary by region, with fruit and vegetable yields hit hardest. Local agencies monitor the situation as farmers assess whether insurance and relief may apply.
Ellenville News Roundup of Weddings Worship and Visits
Ellenville notes from October report visitors and visitors from Middletown Philadelphia Port Jervis and Brooklyn. Local church activities include a temperance meeting and a ladies aid sewing session. Local officials and residents attend events and speeches at M E Church and Norbury Hall with community updates on bank staff and a prize lottery at the Casino.
Killed Under Pony's Heels In Missed Notice
Faith Crocker aged sight was killed beneath the heels of her pony, after recently winning blue ribbon honors. Michael Cappetta, son of Mr and Mrs Tony Cappetta, died at his parents home 16 West Main Street, aged 1 year 8 months. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm, interment in St Joseph’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Faith Crocker
Michael Cappets
Tony Cappetta
Main Street
Tony
Fasquale
Josephine
Louisa
Ciara
St Joseph's Cemetery
Chosen President Elected At Hemilon Col Jere
The senior class at Hemilon Col Jere has just elected Stephen Roxce as its president. The Liberty Gazette notes the student leaders and the recent campus election process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clase
Hemilon Col Jere
Stephen Roxce
Iberty Gazette
Stickle Announces Marriage of Clara Dell to Lewis Sweet
In Binghamton Ur a civil notice form announces the marriage of Clara Dell Stickle to Lewis Oscar Sweet on a Saturday at the Stickle home in Liberty. Rev Ackroyd officiated and Miss Ora Stickle attended the bride. The couple will reside at 30 Wainu street after November 1 following a wedding journey. Mrs Sweet is a popular Liberty figure. Mr Sweet runs a jewelry shop in the Stone Opera House Boling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Ura
George M. Stickle
Daugh
Ter
Clara Dell
Lewis Oncar Sweet
Liberty
Saterday
William Ackroyd
Ora Stickle
G. Westlis
Stickle
Football Youth Dead in Kanhake October Injury
J. Kramer, aged 20, a football youth player from Kanhake, died after sustaining injuries during a game on October 20. The incident prompted investigations and tributes as the community mourns the rising athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kanhake
J. Kramer
Rsed
Partridges and local noted events in Wurtsboro area
Wurtsboro October notes report abundance of partridges urging hunters to obey the game laws. Local farmers sell winter apples at $2 per barrel amid near failure of the Mamakating valley crop. Town residents recount visits, travel, and farm life including a steam heating project, moonlight dances, and social calls. Names include James Reed, Mr. Skinner, Mr. Fulton, Mr. Mann, Dr. Pursell, Mr. Jorden, Mrs. Maxwell, Orville Babcock, Jake Wireman, Anthony Roth, James Stinton, Fred Robinson, and Miss Florence Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtaboro
Bloomingburgh
Mamakating
Orrin Jorden
Passaic
A. Maxwell
Mt. Prosper
Orville Babcock
Wireman
Mount Prosper
Jake
Anthony
Roth
Brooklyn
Jin
James Stinton
Narrowsburgh
Fred Robinson
Neversink
John S. Robinson
Woodmen
BE. G. W. Musbach & Son
Middletown
Yankee Lake
Florence Holmes
New Paltz Normal School
Wourtabors
Bible Class Meets In Washingtonville On Monday
Washingtonville notes report the Bible Class meeting with topic The Fall of Samaria at Mrs H N Greene’s home. Howard Isenberg buys a Maxwell runabout from Nicoll Garage. Several residents travel or relocate, church roles updated, harvest supper profits noted, and local stores extend hours. Potatoes fetch 1 to 1 20 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
H. N. Greene
Samaria
Howard Isenberg
Maxwell
Nicoll
Harley
Albany
Sue Gerow
Presbyterian Church
Epworth League
M. BE
Odd Fellows
E. R. Emerson
M. E. Church
Edward N. Hallock
New York
Charles H Breed
Trenton
N. J
Rosella Tuthill
Edward
Allentown
Warwick Social and Church Gatherings Note Local Visitations
Warwick Oct 20 special report lists Allan Carroll of New York visiting Misses Burt on Grand street. Mrs Christie Romaine of Hackensack N J guests of sisters Misses Julis and Annie Demerest. Demarest family from Bergenfield NJ called on friends. Rev Tabor Knox officiated at George Quackenbush funeral in Bellvale. Formightly to meet at Miss Elizabeth and Ellen Demarest home with travel papers and wage topics. Reformed Church banquet set for Tuesday with Rev R O Kirkwood Middletown as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Frank C. Brady
Emily
Middletown
Hardenwergh
Center Street
Charles Hayes
Philadelphia
Lambert
Port Jervis
Max Lambert
Park Street
Thomas Don
Hickory Street
William Duggan
New York
Thomas Black
Dilenville
Walter H. White
Rilenville
Tennessee
Misa Alice Scherb
Scherb
Elain H. Fuller
Brooklyn
D. H. Fuller
Oscar O. Krause
Wayside Inn
Frank B. Hoornbeek
First National Bank
State Board of Managers
Glynn
Congress of the American Prison Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Backman
Market Street
M. E. Church Epworth League
League
W. So. T
Guy I. Gould
W. Js. Steiner
Albert
Lord
Deposit
RE. Gardiner
Napanocih
Anil Saloon League
Nelicensa
Wawarsing
Norbury Hall
Briggs Street
Mabel Wilidow
William Gilleran
Casino
W. L. Steiner
Reformed Church
F. Seeley
Fair Street
Warwick
Allan Carroll
New York City
Burt
Grand Street
Christie Romaine
Hackenmack
N. J
Julis
Annie Demerest
J. Demarest
Bergenfield
Tabor Knox
George Quackenbush
R. 0. Kirkwood
Middietown
Silva
Blooming Grove Social Event At Howell Home
Blooming Grove October 25 special: T Scott Howell and Miss Harriet Howell hosted a large gathering at their Clove home. The event featured dahlias, fine refreshments, and Tan-Boy's orchestra. Over a hundred guests attended, traveling from Middletown Chester Monroe Nyack Hamptonburgh and Vails Gate to enjoy a moonlit evening.
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Blooming Grove
T. Scott Howel
Harriet Howell
Tan- Boy
Middletown
Chester
Monroe
Nyack
Hamptonburgh
Vails Gate
Maybrook agency sale and new store opening
Masbrook Oct 04. Eml Miler, agent for the American Gas Machine Co for two years, sold the agency to Frank Collins of this city. Collins opened a new store at Main and Walden avenues. Lt. Rocked has opened a new lok on Main Street with three stores on the 61st Scour and living rooms above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masbrook
Miler
American Gas Machine Co
Frank Collins
Unionville News Briefs From Oct 20 Special Report
The body of Mrs Dennis Casterlin was brought from Philadelphia. Services were held at sister-in-law Mrs Borah Rosencranse’s home. Interment in the Unionville family cemetery. Firemen honored: James Redner treated Minisink Mose Company to an oyster supper for their help during the Wednesday blaze. A historic Unionville fire described, with Middletown’s aid and later praise from Chief Higham, highlighting the town’s water system and hose company efforts. Mr and Mrs G R Decker express gratitude for firemen and volunteers who saved their home and belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volonville
Dennis Casterlin
Philadelphia
Mra
Borah Rosencranse
Unionville Cemetery
James Redner
Minisink Mose Company
Unionville
Times-Press
Harvey Hanford
Westtown Avenue
Elston
Middletown Fire Company
Middletown
Higham
G. R. Decker
Monroe Local News Briefs Tie Fragments Together
In Monroe on October 20, W B Tench a noted building contractor filed for bankruptcy listing assets of 110 and liabilities of 5626. The Schoonemook Epworth Leagues met at Monroe M E Church with Rev T R Wallace as speaker. Elizabeth Poppleford and Bruce Paddleford announce their engagement set for late February in Monroe. Cement steps added to the Conklin block entrances. Tench to raise the Oakland House roof to a three story structure. Grand Chapter O E S elected Mrs Lulu Hustleby Grand Matron and appointed district officers for the tenth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
W. B. Tench
Schoonemook
Epworth Leagues
Monrose M. E
Oakland House
New York City
Lulu L Hustleby
Niagara Falls
Anna Smith
Rockland County
Nyack
Seely
Bull
Hawthorne
Obituary and Social Notes From Oakland Valley Area
Miss K Gordon of Middletown spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs Margaret Gordon died after a long illness. Asa J Ogden and son left town for the weekend. Miss Etta Henderson of Middletown visiting relatives. Mrs Damond Gordon and son from Port Jervis visited Mr and Mrs George Gritin. Mr ME Gallican and daughter were at Monticello last week. Mrs G Smith visited Port Jervis last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskisad Valley
K. Gordon
Middletown
C. A. Bart Stearns
Margaret Gordon
Asa J. Ogden
Etta Henderson
M. E Skinner
Damond Gordon and Son
Port Jervis
George Gritin
Gallican and
Monticello
G. Smith
Burnside Local Notes and Community Updates
Burnside notes report Mr Term's thriving business at the elder mill. The Dortens ship large ice for other factories. Frank Graf repairs his Masbrook house. Miss Josie Murphy visits Mrs Witty Hull. Mr and Mrs Peter Ranoven spend Columbus Day at Goshen. Mrs Samuel Clayberger is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
Term
Dortens
Frank Graf
Masbrook
Josie Murphy
Witty Hull
Peter Ranoven
Columbus Dar
Goshen
Samuel Clayberger
Rural Carrier Examination Set for Royal Spall Carrier
A civil service exam for Royal Spall Carrier will be held at Newburgh on November 27. When in need of news, consult the Times-Press columns for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Spall
Newburgh
Times-Press
Evangelists Reach Goshen Youth in Series of Rallies
In Goshen on Oct 18 many youths answered the evangelist appeal to live Christian lives. A men’s mass meeting is set for 39 o'clock at the Central moving picture hall with Rev. Martin Van Buren Williams of Athens Pa, addressing on Embezzling Trust Funds. Benjamin Franklin Butts leads music with Carl Leggett as planet. Women hear Mrs Butts on The Painted Woman at 3 pm in Presbyterian Church, preceded by Leggett organ. Union services begin Sabbath at 11 in Presbyterian Church for two weeks with sermons to youth and on The Choice of Destiny. The large chorus, directed by Prof. Butts, adds strong music to the program. Time worth coming to hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Galilee
Central Moving Picture Hall
Martin van Buren Willams
Athens
Benjamin Franklin Butts
Holy City
Carl Leggett
Presbyterian Church
Stirling
Leggett
Butts
Union
Williams
Prof. Butts
Company I Shortens the Armory Court for Season Opener
Company I’s basketball team at the Armory previews a 40 foot court reduction to reach regulation size. Practice begins Tuesday night in October with about 25 players needed from a 100-member membership as Fred Hodge plans a lively schedule and a Thanksgiving opening game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company T
Armory
Fred Hodge
Company I
Orange County
Middletown
Company Iconaista of
Trainriders Sentenced For Riding To New York
Benjamin Oliinsky Edward Barton and Frank Barrr all New York residents were arrested in the 0 and W yards. They pleaded guilty before Recorder Starz. They said they were sent to Callicoon to work on the railroad and had only sardines and no beds. Starz suspended sentence and ordered them out of town and to avoid railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Oliinsky
Edward Barton
Frank Barrr
New York
Werd and
Dopson
Recorder Starz
Dee
Callicoon
Asiter
Cailicoon
Idverty
Sten
Records Starz
Sulzer not offered Moose nomination
New York October 1 Jacob Schiff denied that anyone in authority in the Progressive committee asked William Sulzer to accept a nomination for Congress there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Moose
New York
Jacob Schiff
Progressive Committee
Wiliam Sulzer
Congress
Florida Town Notices And Social Rounds
Florida news notes various residents visiting Newark and Warwick. Miss Ethel Bloodgood from Newark returns home after a visit. Dairymen's League membership deadline set for November 10. Revival plans discussed by Christian Endeavorers and Epworth League topics. Fifty Fifth anniversary of Masonic Lodge at Warwick with over five hundred attendees. Local visits from Fred Roe and Mrs Van Fleet. Chicken pie supper raises about $70. Upcoming winter basketball plans and wedding trip reports. Various local social and church events fill town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Ethel Bloodgood
Newark
WN. J
Mr. Doughty
Mission Fields
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Quackenbush
Dairymen’s League
Christtian Endeavorers
Epworth League
Stewarts
M. E. Church
Masonic Lodge
Warwick
Fred Roe
New York City
van Fleet
Middletown
William ¥. Starr
Maple Avenue
Preston
M. J. Parkhurst
Union Corners
Edwards
Joyce
Grange
Michie Baird
William Barrett
Theo Persins
S S. Seward Institute Lyceum
Walter Mapes
Ridgewood
N. 1
Howard Durland
Big Island
Miss Ferguson
New Jersey
James Boyd
Dougherty Brothers Arrested for Intoxication in Paterson
James and Thomas Dougherty of Paterson N J were arrested in Otisville by Officer Greeves on intoxication charges. They pleaded guilty at arraignment before Recorder Starr on Sunday morning and each paid a $2 fine. The rainfall at the Filner plant reached 11 inches by noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James and
Thomas Dougherty
Paterson
N. J
Otisville
Greeves
Otisville School Bid Notice for New High Building
Otisville Board of Education invites sealed bids for erection of a new high school on the present site, Otisville New York. Bids due October 24 1913 at 3 pm with bond equal to 10 percent. bids must follow specifications by architect William T. Towner 320 Fifth Ave New York City. Bids for heating ventilating plumbing electrical work accepted. plans available October 14 1913 at Darwin Writer office. Board reserves right to reject bids and issue multiple contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
N. Y
Board of Education
Orange County
New York
B. Erwin
XN. Y
William T. Towner
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Board of Education of
Gusville
Hall
Hhis
Bom
Architecs
Offic of
Darwin
Nexd
Wes B Erwin
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Lexington
Islight
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MR. Downs
MR. Earle
Robert Earle
Merill Cartigan
Festerdar
Cyprus
K. T
Asrium Iu Masonic Hall
Hinstrious Order of Fur Red Cross
Ames
Metatyre
Idaho
Frost
Massachusetts
Associaion Preas
Borien
Mass
Pony
Sweet—Buckie
Wurtsboeqo
Maybrook
Oakland Valley
Filner
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