Robberies Continue In Chester Village
Multiple burglaries hit Chester Village in a single week with break ins at Erie Station and local stores. Thieves forced entry via back windows, stealing cash about 12.40 and a box of valuables, while a telephone box was also taken. Chief Green and officers pursue clues as residents report similar break ins at garages of Dus Murray and Bernard Cullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Erie
Finae
Harela E Andersen
Middletown
Vilage
Anderson
Marta
Joe
A. K. Green
Dus” Murray
Bernard Cullen
Republican City Committee Meets Outlook Is Good
The Republican City Committee held a Wednesday meeting to transfer matters for the coming general election. Howard B. Starr presided and reported the organization is staying satisfied with prospects. He noted heavy city registration and encouraging Republican restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Howard B. Starr
Starr
Knights of Columbus Install Officers in Port Jervis
Installation of Knights of Columbus officers occurred Wednesday after the conferring of the third degree on 25 candidates. Worthy Inquisitor William P. Gregg and Last Grand Knight Edward Murnan led the ceremony, with District Deputy James M. Kelley directing. Officers installed include Grand Knight Edmund C. Faulkner, Deputy Grand Knight Patrick OBrien, Chancellor John T. Medtickle, Treasurer J. Edward Never, Financial Secretary George Walsh, Recording Secretary Jonas Le Hurye, Warden John D. Ratts, Advocate J. C. Degnan, Lecturer James McDonough, Trustee L. William P. Cortes, Inside Guard William Imbotx, and Guards Daniel Hellinan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
William P. Gregg
Edward Murnan
Port Jervis
Distet
James XM. Kelley
Stow Leela
Ofcers
Falllows
Edmund CL Faulkner
Grenk Kolsht
Patrick O'Brien
John T. Medtickle
J. Edward Never
George Walsh
Accening
Jonas le Hurey Wanten
John D. Ratts
J. C. Degnan
James McDonough
L. William PB. Cortes
William Imbotx Quaide Gard
Daniel Hellinan
Annual Meeting of the Orange County Golf Club
The Orange County Golf Club will hold its annual meeting this Saturday with officers urging broad attendance. The meeting is timed for earlier in the day to secure favorable weather, and a parade is planned for later in the afternoon. Members are urged to attend the important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Golf Club
Middletown
Welcome for New Bishop at Grace Church Parish House
A Thursday event at Grace Church parish house will welcome the new bishop Jiabap Atereh Mahep from New York. About 209 parishioners and lay leaders are invited to a dinner with the new diocesan head and speakers from New York City. This marks the first public appearance of the bishop in the diocese and includes a welcome remark by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Reo
Eric Radreederl
New York
Acuna
Jiabap
New York City
Lapmien
Iptowen
Heavy Water Use Study Amid Firefighting Report
Chief M Mig tas notes Thorn water input at the scene of a large fire, measuring at a steady rate. He cites a fire alarm and mentions a snake species behavior when eggs hatch and embryos inside. The report notes readers count around twenty thousand daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmigtas
Thorn
Tetas
Aged Court Crier Jacob Pennell Dies at 19? Or 19th year
Veteran Civil War court crier of Orange County Jacob D Pennell died Wednesday after reportedly saying he hoped to reach one hundred. He served as court usher and city official, known for his clear mind and courteous bearing despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob D. Pennell
Seeborsh
Oct Tech
Cal
Pennell
Cosien
Tites- Preas
Fee
Fog Coe
Ibess
Azad Posle
No Cause Verdict In Auto Accident Case
A New York lawyer and a Washingtonville defendant faced a jury in a personal injury suit arising from an automobile collision near Newburgh on July 16. The jury returned a verdict of no cause of action after about 35 minutes of deliberation. The case was the opening matter of the day and the court was to hear further testimony in other actions, including a separate suit for separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewchurch
Lewis Sli Sigal
New York
Charles Nicoll
Washingtonville
Nenny Satloff
Annie Satlorf
Christian Haslob
50th Anniversary Observed for Stobert Coriner Couple
Mr and Mrs Stobert T Coriner celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at their South Street home with about 200 relatives and friends attending. The gathering was informal and pleasant. The couple, married many years ago, were hosted by family and local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stobert T. Coriner
South Street
Lyon Post
Corner
Martha Norbury
Winter Tom
Sire
Contarr
William Wescolt
Boomtagbure
Express Men Back On The Job After Amicable Settlement
After a peaceful settlement in New Turkey and New Jersey, the express company workers at the local branch returned to their posts on Thursday. All strikers resumed duties, delivering packages from points west of the city and preparing outbound shipments. Parcel post traffic had doubled during the strike, with two extra trucks hired to manage the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Turkey
New Jersey
America Tailway Express Company
Clxl
Addison Ni
Focal
Polnta
Wertern
New York City
Daniel J. Sweeney
C. C. Young Sells Fallsburg Hotel
C. C. Young sells the Fallsburg hotel Tee Hotel Fallsdure in South Fallahere to four Tikecomm Tirothers of New York City. The historic Motel Fallavere, once owned by Ed ean Ost of Middletown, is known for its murals and is among the oldest hotels in the region. The new owners have not announced plans for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Fallsdure
South Fallahere
Wan
C. Younr
Tikecomm Tirothers
Touve
Fallavere
Edean? Ost
Middletown
Falrsbure
Brothera
Death of Mary Lotz After Apoplexy Stroke at Home
Mary Lotz wife of T Augustua Nev hatger died Wednesday morning at her home following an apopleptic stroke the previous evening. She was about 52 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lotz
T. Augustua Nevhatger
Dr. Charles L Fiedfeld Returns From New York
Dr Charles L Fiedfeld is back from New York where he attended gatherings related to the American College. He visited De Valent Astoria during the trip, reporting on estates and forms observed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Redfield
Charles L Fiedfeld
New York
Jheone Helt
de Valent Astoria
Spruce Farm Ships Leghorn Chickens to Tokay Japan
George E. Howell of Spruce Farm shipped a pen of four Ned Wyle Leghorn chickens to a Tokay Japan buyer for breeding. The four include one male and three females. The shipment moved by rail to San Francisco and was booked aboard the steamer Santa Bertha in October, with insurance through Yokohama Fire Marine Transit and Fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewells
Stunday
George E. Howell
Spruce Farm
Ned Wyle
Tokay
Japan
San Francisco
Rev Father Doran Given A Parish Party In Middletown
The Angel Sodality of Our Lady of Mount Carmel hosts a Wednesday evening gathering to honor Father Edward E. Doran assistant pastor who has been transferred to Melbourne Australia. He plans to depart Middletown soon after nine months here and leaves many friends in the parish and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Sodellty
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Edward E. Doran
Melbourne
Australia
Middletown
Father Doran
Fnce
Real Estate Notes Details Sale by Archibald Taylor Co
Fred Hoxer sold One red deuce at 34 Grand atcourt to Georgs E Ebermaker of Doleontown. The buyer’s broker will take possession on November 3. Sale conducted by Archibald Taylor Company, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoxers
Georgs E Ebermaker
Doleontown
Hhoe Woaker
Archibald Taylor Cormpany, Inc
Donation Day for Thrall Hospital Slated on October 20
The Thrall Hospital appeals for public generosity on Thursday October 20 to cover deficits from high costs and care for more free patients. Donations of funds and items such as food and essentials are welcomed, with the County Supervisors in attendance to receive gifts throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrall Hospital
AML Kineta
Fool
Clothing Business Changes Hands At Poughkeepsie Market
Toughkennale Oct H-Williams & Stedell, a well known clothier on the Hudson valley, sold his bartman business at 241 and 264 Main Street at 1 o clock Wednesday in Van Praag and company. The sale involved New York wholesale jobbers in clothing and men's furnishings and was witnessed by attorney Louis Treftell, brother of the merchant, with a large sum involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toughkennale
H—Williams
Stedell
Poughkeepale
Hudson Valley
Bartman
Main Street
van Praag
Conpanr
New York
Hera
Louis Treftell
Livingston Manor Times Sold to William White
The Livingston Manor Times has been sold by T. Harold Forbes to William White, postmaster of the town, an ardent Democrat. The paper’s political alignment will stay the same, with Mr Fortes moving to New Rochelle to work with his brother in daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pascoe Review
Livingston Manor
T. Harold, Forbes
William White
Ag Be. White
Fortes
New Irechelle
Opinion on the Special Co. Judge vacancy after death
The Commissioners of Firedown prepared a telegram from Altos General Newton urging electors to fill the vacancy in the office of Special County Judge caused by the death of William S Hrpptcat. Two fatalities were reported in the explosion incident involving a blasting truck with a brake tachometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firedown
Altos
Newton
Wiliam
Batela News
Frisky Fris Ors. Observance Noted Phrase
The fragment notes a seasonal observance from April to September tied to a local event or group. Names suggested include Glay gow Beeslag Tice, with unclear reference to a specific organization or location. Further readable details are limited.
Fail to Select a New Minister At Montgomery
At a church meeting in Montgomery the selection for pastor was narrowed to a single candidate, HM. Fancher, who received 26 votes against 12. Other details note attendees and local notices from the week, including supper receipts and a hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Kat
Consentions
Israebsteman Ctoreh En Thorntay
Cos
Mas Itew
Fancher
Jeba
Thunyeon
Sey
Enw
Ani Wits
Rowe
Perenne
Alice Kelly
Lewis Blair
Walter Kelly
Fiasca Paleare
Long Ranch
X. J. Smuse Johanna KR Malenthorn
New York
Tedford Timeckway
George Kalb
Greenwich
George Decker
St. Luke's
Charles EL Townseod
Newbure
Eight Properties Change Owners in Orange County
Eight farms and parcels changed hands via Strout Farm Agency led by EL D. Coots. Transactions include parcels from Merritt Parsora to Wirwklyn, 10 acres to George Eliott, 143 acres with crops to Mesere, and 16 acres near Walden to 101 SL Mansom, among others. Total value about 150,900 dollars, with Harris homestead noted as a standout and H H Macy Co plans extensive improvements to create a vacation resort for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Chenerd Jew Pera
Strout Farm Agency
EL D. Coots
Merritt Parsora
Hineres
Smesere
Kmith
Ketcham
Westpott
Conn
Mra
Alpha K. Clark
Walden
Whotchester
Tron
Mra. III F
Buslingham
WH. Macr & Co, Inc
Age Tork City
Andri Avitable
Woominghure
Slesara, Williams and Kulferar
Hamburg
N. J
Oeren
Crans
Dulliidle
Minern, Anderwon and Clans
Irvington
M. Kennedy
Tollvilly
F.C Heuer
Brooklin
Harris Homestead
Fl. HH. Macy Company
Lyceum Theatre Names New Manager H. T. Bradner
Elmira reports H T Bradner named manager of the Lyceum Theatre succeeding Carl Carlton who resigned recently. Bradner arrived Thursday to take charge of the Lake Street playhouse after prior posts at Paragon in Oneonta and a stint as a U S Army enlistee in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Middletown
Mansere
Lyceum Theatre
Carlton
Weasner
Garden of the Modern Land Feature Tour in Colorads Springs
In a description of Ealersge's Wendarland, a vast estate about 000 acres near Colorads Springs Cole, the landscape is noted for towering white sacks and two huge red sandstone towers. Highlights include a cathedral-like arch and a fenced rock formation, with a roadway carved between the towering rocks for travel and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealersge
Wendarland
Colorads Springs
Cole
Balance The Esnsteiv 2 peresatat Serte ceous flent
A fragment describes a tall underground red muck plant rising 10 to 15 feet with a single stalk and a large cluster of fruit on top, lacking branches like northern fruit trees. The stalk remains upright from the ground after rotation.
History Repeste itaeif Tigre and Foster at Great Wave
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Briggs and Fowler debating warriors and modern figures as they walk away from a great wave, with garbled dialogue about warlike legends and investment in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigre
Foster
Briggs
Fzandera
Fowler
Otisville Sunday School Halloween Party Planned
Otisville residents are invited to a Halloween party hosted by the Otisville Sunday School at the vestry Friday evening October 31. Children should bring potluck items such as pastries, celery, crackers, and fruits for the Jack-o'-lantern supper. adults are collecting pumpkins and treats for the event. Several local families and parish members are mentioned among attendees and organizers.
Mite girl and twin beather tale of care and reins
A fragmented account describes a girl and a twin beather with Atttens, a single Attten in the family kept, and a scene where the father lowers the reins to show earnest care. She urges to keep that met point, expressing a cautious, hopeful thought about their stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atttens
Abe
Ink Stain Removal Guide for White Fabrics
Remove ink stains from white fabrics using hydrogen peroxide solution. Apply drops with a medicine dropper or pour slowly for large spots. The preparation has a bleaching effect, so exercise great care on colored materials.
Fear In tha Child in Psychetery and Parenthood
A fragment from H. AcGlegton Trice discusses Prof Angelo Storeo’s claim that every ugly truth shared during shocks and fright leaves minute splinters in the child’s flesh, haunting them throughout life in the study Psychetery and Parenthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Angelo Storeo
H. AcGlegton Trice
New Chamber Members Boost Middletown Chamber Drive
The Middletown Chamber reports 375 new members after a weekend drive led by captain Ira Garder and team Wolfe. Twelve teams collectively raised funds, secured eight trophies, and logged 65 dollars in dues while printing 42 materials. Members listed include F. C. Fark and J. F. Tothul among others, all praising the effort and urging continued public spirit to grow a stronger chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Corumerte
Chord
Satuntay
Awarce
Tramn Naif
Eucaistins
Morris West
Ira Gardeer
William Gules Ani
Cartial Amar Second Haners
F.C Fark
Ares
Ettearca
Chamber 2 Commerce
Black Bear and Cubs Shot by Joe Jackson in Warren County
Joe Jackson of Cuddebackville on a hunting trip near Charles Amith’s camp at We York and Prospect Hill spotted a black bear and two cubs. He climbed a tree to view them as a black bear and cub were feeding on acorns. Nearby William Jackson and one other man reportedly hauled the mother and cubs to a city display at James Street. The mother bear weighed about 236 pounds and the cub about 73 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe" Jackson
Cuddebadnille
Charles H. Amith
Patrick Fyixpell
Jackson
Vile City
William Jackson
Delicateases
John Amstalden
James Street
Education funding and church schools press for better teacher support
A fragmentary piece argues for sustained teacher training and supervision by principals and superintendents, urging educational conferences and broader school investments. It stresses church and Sunday school roles, criticizes limited funding, and calls for school treasury investment to improve both instruction and facilities.
Healhg ard Heath and Bivins healing fp for the atzner
Two health figures, Healhg ard Heath and Bivins, are described in a brief item. Krait hails division kraith for the stat while one heals ard and the other beeps the health wwil, reflecting a fragmentary report.
Mystery of Greatnete Great Wen Stirs Debate
Fragmentary notes describe a rumored event and the measured estimation of its significance. The text hints at centuries of ups and downs and urges caution in judging the greatness. Readers are left with a cryptic sense of historical pride and doubt.
Fragmented Wildlife Note on Starfish Feeding Tactics
A damaged text fragment describes starfish latching onto prey, tearing loose stock and folds, and consuming the damaged prey. The passage notes the behavior is effective and tied to their feeding method, though the overall context is unclear.
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Chester Village
the Golf Club
Agan Aderetisteg
Express
C. C. Young Sells
Fallsburg
Haro
Thortos
Enterteicizs
Wera
Anna Fiamils
Charled
Yaralla
Feleral Reserve Bank
Aflex Mamlia
Nalgten
Leopold
Boston
Nestor
Tadigsirg Ularverd
Poughkeepsie
Livingston Manor Times
Special Co
H.T. Bradner
Pletista
Sprocer
Sripsic
Emece
Otisville Sunday School
Otisville
Ot I
Hallowe'en Fem
Aires
Ethel Mycand
Isa Fiteabeth Lowden
Mra Cahill
Antun Winter
Luke W. Lang
Deeedlyn Thorne
T MM Frenten Vanbhiter
Lalding
Mra BH
Conklin
Frail Thiella
Misa
Helen Park
Mra J
Fark
Shh
Rela
Sullivan County
Mere Charles F Harding
Tyler
D.W. Laon
A. FL Robbing
Wtoon
St Tyler
Anitozia Latoratory
Frank Kirkpatrick
Misa Hetes ‘Rehan
Emerson Horton
Hidgenmal
J. Mra Nehan
Martha
Alma Mies Yauline IL Albach
Velendreeberger
Ona
Dick Kinsella
Ivory Hanter
New York Qlasts
John SteGraw
Bobbie Kinselte
Little Neck Club
Bobbie
Joe”’ Jackson
Teher
Poe
Beerde
Detelezise
Tata
Nader
Aeheol
Sbbec
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