Port Jervis Club Installations Highlight Local Women Leaders
Grace Brew was installed as president of the Community Club of Port Jervis on June 5 at Flo Jean Restaurant. Officers named include Edward Patterson as first vice president and Walter O Connor as second vice president along with recording and corresponding secretaries and a treasurer. Lib erty Hadassah also installed new officers led by Thomas Monro as president and Philip Cook officiating. The Newburgh District WSC S of The Methodist Church set dates for upcoming training and seminars, while the D.A.R. Minisink Chapter held a quarterly gathering with officers elected and slides shown on historic sites and preservation efforts.
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Grace Brew
Community Club of
E. Allen Sherwood
E. Chester
N.Y
Federation of Women's Clubs
Edward Patterson
Walter O'Connor
Walter Goelitz
Earl J. Post
Frank B. Knight
Patterson
New York State Federation of Women's Clubs
Glens Falls
Brew
Liberty
Thomas Monro
Liberty Chapter
Hadassah
Philip Cook
Congregation Ahavath Israel
Joseph Mencher
Jack Siegel
Hyman Evansky
Henry Osdoby
Molly Sackler
Sam Lanner
Sylvia Urofsky
The
Liberty Hadassah
Leon Nestler
Hudson Valley Council of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Amity, N. Y. Presbyterian Church
Saugerties
Rhinebeck
Poughkeepsie
Kingston
Brewster
Kinderhook
Catskill
Beacon
Goshen
Middletown
Monroe
Warwick
Walter 5S. Seely
Pine Island
Minisink
Henry Bollinger
W. Tilly
Onteora
Women of Amity Church
Bollinger
D.A.R
N.Y. State
Walter Seely
F. Reeves Makuen
New York State
Art Exhibit and Silver Tea by Grace Church Students
The art students of Mrs Sydney C Newhouse will show their works and hold a silver tea at Grace Episcopal Church Port Jervis on Tuesday. Oil painters include Mrs P W Aldrich Mrs J H Schofield Sr Mrs E W Wade Jr Mrs RL Weill and Mrs M P Williams. Five month students displaying are Mrs G W Alston Mrs A J Drew Mrs W A Lobb Mrs J N Nozell Mrs LH Ryder Mrs RS Van Inwegen and Mrs F C Weicker.
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Port Jervis
Sydney C. Newhouse
Grace Episcopal Church
P.W. Aldrich
J.H. Schofield
E.W. Wade, Jr
Rl, Weill
M. P. Williams
Louisville Named for France King in 1780
Louisville Kentucky traces its origin to May 1 1780 when the Virginia legislature passed the Act for Establishing the Town of Louisville. It was named in honor of King Louis XVI of France.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Louis XVI
France
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