Harriman Store to Change Hands in Chester Sale
Harriman store at Harriman sells entire stock to Wulee and Cuddeback of Chester. They plan to take over within two weeks and rent the upstairs space. Local residents note the previous owner’s progressive influence as he and his wife plan to move nearer New York.
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Harriman
Wulee & Cuddeback
Chester
Peter Turner
Erie
Curner
Thomas Earl
Earl
Henry Kumsey
John
Yahotra
Harriman Village
Edward Cregin
Rumsey’s
McGuinness
Repairs Planned for Burned Church Damage
Officials from the General Aristicent Bureau and Clark Hall, Springfield, informed by adjusters Sorkin YoMer cf te upturn en on the First Lenk teal nal 6, are to begin repairs on the burned church. The team, including Padvatd, returned home Thursday after assessing the fire damage and completing final adjustments.
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Outa
Tyramnion
Mettie
Wade Knean Waltred Garrie
Fire Parade Orders Issued for Middletown 69th Anniversary
Chief Charles Higham announced Friday that all arrangements are complete for the Middletown Fire Department parade and inspection on Wednesday September 22. The schedule lists assembly at houses at 12 45 pm and parade formations on Linden and Wickham avenues with a detailed march route ending at Franklin Square. The mayor and city officials will inspect on Linden avenue and open house for public viewing is set for September 26 from 7 to 9 pm at City Hall.
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Charles Higham
Middletown Fire Department
Common Council
Higham
Fwe
Ing
Tanden Avenue
Wicklam Avenue
Whalkill Engine Co
Hacelsior Hook & Ladder Co
Monhagen Hose Co
Sage Hoss Co
McQuaid Engine Co
Phoenix Engine Co
Ontario Hose Co
Iie
Wickham Avenue
Highland Avenue
Jay Street
West Main Street
North Street
Princes Streat
Broad Street
East Main Street
Main Street
James Street
Depot Street
Franklin Square
Linden Avenue
Kincotn
Visitor charged with theft in local incident at 18 Jaoden Avenue
Mrs Della Stevens was arrested on a complaint by Margaret Padten after a visitor reported missing $16 from her home. Police detained Stevens, with prosecutors filing a larceny charge and suspending sentence pending further action. her prior record includes a $60 theft conviction.
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Della Stevens
Jaoden Avenue
Stevena
Margaret Padtden
Allogen Wheel
Bhy Rose
G. m1
Mra Stevens
Omer Bruce McCoach
Steven
Pantead
Fadden
Mere Stevens
Thairedys
Stes Ag
Roneradis
As & Teanlt
Had Wed Another Wife Reveals Inheritance Dispute
In a Roman Catholic parish record a man learns his wife of years was already married to another man. The judge moves to remove the second spouse from the line of inheritance as the case proceeds, with no children born of the union and the matter described as uncontested.
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Paterun
Clifford
Newman Hee
Yanan
Preutnel
Bigots Mesa Metz
St John Roman Cathelry
Atther
Arenitial
Harriman
Tresdar Thomas Palton
Washing
Mile
Mr Harden
Chicago
Man Spears
Grorke A. Chapman
Charman
Flothia
Stas Ha
Feed Dealers Meet in Convention Here
Mitchell Inn welcomed retail feed dealers for the 10th annual Retail Food Dealers Association meeting embracing eastern New York and northern New Jersey. Over 100 attendees registered with badges and luncheon tickets as Mayor Thompson welcomed delegates and speakers discussed cooperative trade and modernization.
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Mitchell Inn
Retail Food Dealers’ Association
Astern New York
New Jersey
Major Thompson
Feed Dealers’ Association
Middletown
Iife
Aidle
Ite
Parana
Widdietown
Wy Saljort
Toh Grerng
Orange County
Greent
Dimon
Thomas Patton
Wathinetomile
Delegates Laud Middletown Victory at 45th NY State Meet
Former Middletown mayor Rosslyn M Coz praised Wallkill Council No 2 Jr C TL A ML at their Washington street clubhouse for securing Middletown as host of the 45th annual New York State Junior Order of United American Mechanics meet. State Councillor Charles Miles, returning from Syracuse, was saluted for his office. A reception and parade were planned with Delaware Council of Port Jervis invited to attend.
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Rosslyn M. Coz
Wallkill
Council
No .2
Jr. C. TL
Washington Street
Middletown
New York State
Junior Order of United American Medisaiia
Charles Miles
Syracuse
Cox
Miles
Port Jervis
Charles Hunter
Thade. Durland
Maurice B. Williams
Utica
Thos. A. Bryan
Justice FW Wilkin
Asbury Park
A R. Conklin
Great Kills
Gtaten Taland
Anna Howland
Grace Mapes
Chester
Dowsley
Newburgh
Richard McCormick
J. Orton
Staten Island Infirmary
Sarah Thompeon
New York
John T.thompeon
Maurice O'Connell
National Milk Sugar Company
Watertown
N.Y
Willam Osborne
Convention Scheduled Here by State Conncillor Channel
State Councillor Channel Miley asserts the State convention of the Order of United American Mechanics will be held in this city as planned. The official at the executive body confirms no change and expects the convention to proceed here on schedule.
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Conncillor Channel & Miley
Jv Order of United American Mechanics
Exeadite
Orcanizarion
New Hampton Farm Cadets Learn Extended Order Drills
The New Hampton Farms Cadets under Captain Hubert W. Eldred of the 47th Infantry N G N Y practice extended order drills, forming a 16 squad war strength company with self-selected leaders. The unit will be uniformed and equipped as U S Regular Army troops including infantry cavalry and a machine gun section. A large number of Metro film people are due in New Hamptonton today. Mr Kobler, dry master for the New York City reformatory, is vacationing in New York.
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New Hampton Farms
Hubert W. Eldred
47Th Infantry
N. G
N. Y
Eldred
Hampton Farm
New Hampton Farm
U. S
Metro
New Heimpton
Kobler
New York City
Reformatory
Local Delegate Captures Office At D A R Convention
The Bate Council Daughters of America closed its sessions with officers elected for the ensuing year. Buffalo was chosen as the 1917 convention site. National representatives named include Dr L W Howe and Mrs Nettie Reid. State Councillor selections favored Mrs Grace Formen and Mrs Minnie Taylor, with Mrs Addig Wheeler as State Vice Councillor. An afternoon trip around the reservoir followed the sessions.
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Kingston
Sept
Bate Council
Daughters of America
Buffalo
L. W. Howe
Victory Council
New York City
Nettie M. Reid
Manhattan
Grace Formen
Welcome Council
Tottenville
N. Y
Asso
Minnie Taylor
Hope Council
Addig Wheeler
Olympia
Canfield
Chamber of Commerce
Settlement reached in Saxton family court actions near Howells
Supreme Court actions filed by Abraham L. Saxton guardian and Mrs. Saxton against John Brosoer and John Bak win were settled and discontinued. Injuries arose Oct 1 when riders were thrown from a wagon near Baker residence, with a gasoline engine powered threshing machine cited. Attorneys Canine Bronner Starr and Tarkx & Royce represented the parties.
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Supreme Court
Abraham L. Sentosa
Abraham L. Saxton
Ecu
Richard Saxton
Jota Baker
Alghwar
Baker
Urcaner
Berta Jurtee
Iman
Bronner Oy
Howard M. Starr
Mr. Reker
Tarkx & Royce
MAS PARALYTEC STROKE THEODORE SIMONSEN
The Seerex National Bank president Theodore Simonsen suffered a stroke on a spring day while in his office on Spring Street. Mentum lawyer and Wight accompanied him during the event, details indicate paralysis and medical attention followed.
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MAS
Theodore Simonsen
Mentum
Seerex National Bank
Sefered & Wight
Sataz
Dey
Hit Ooice Co
Spring Street
Rockland Ad Pages Offer Local Notices
Fragment reads like a historical classified section with brief notices or ads. It mentions Rockland and items such as advertisements, columns, and a Wednesday date phrase, indicating typical newspaper helper content. The readable portions point to local notices and small ads rather than a single event.
Dairymen Form Local League In East Chester
Chester farmers and dairymen organized a local branch of the Dairymen’s League at Grange Hall East Chester. Officers were elected and committees named to recruit nonattendees and coordinate with the larger milk middlemen reform movement. The report notes little Chester milk goes to New York City.
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Chester
Grange ‘Hall
East Cheater
Dairrymen's League
League
Dr Smith leaves for Poughkeepsie and public health notes
Dr John Smith, newly reassigned from the State Department to Poughkeepsie, is said to be moved to a ground assignment amid a serious outbreak of bowel trouble at Unet place. Four more infantile paralysis cases are reported to the State Department including two in Ulster county Warwarking and one in Thompson and one in Rockland County. Dr Clark is handling cases, while the Minnewaska football program names TEN TEAM and begins early practice under Coach John H Rush.
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John Smith
State Department
Poughkespaie
Horace Smith
Sangernon Day
Warwarking
Ulster
Thompson
Sativan
Biaavett
Rockland Counnty
Clark Ie
Dr. Cark
TEN
Minnewaska
Lake Minnewesta
Gbensagcurk Mountains
Frinceick $Football Management
Beca
John H. Rush
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Thomas O'Hara
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Roy L Lippincott
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