Orange County Farm Bureau holds third annual meeting
The third annual Orange County Farm Bureau Association session opened at 10 30 in the Show Shop with President D W Farley presiding. Attendance grew as the meeting progressed with farmers from all county sections present. The president noted growth in membership from about 700 to 1250 and discussed expanded staffing and fruit industry work funded by the X New parsh Chamber of Commerce and Middletown Chamber of Commerce. Weather outlook follows.
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Orange County Farm Bureau Association
D. W. Farley
Camerbell Hall
Farley
D. W. Farmer
Campbell Hall
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Newparsh Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Corneil
John Mitchell Addresses Farm Bureau Today
John Mitchell born 1870 in Braidwood Illinois rose from mine work to labor leadership. He led United Mine Workers of America as organizer and president, chaired the National Civic Federation trade department, lectured on trade unionism, and served as AFL vice-president and New York State Industrial Commission chairman. He authored two books on organized labor.
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Mr. Mitchell
Braidwood
Ill
Flo
Keights of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
National Civic Federation
American Federation of Labor
I Ss
Anthracite
New York State Industrial Commission
Fuel Board Plans to Close Schools
Washington reports a proposed fuel administration plan to close all Northern and Central states schools for January and February. Savings would be large, with the school year shifted later in spring and earlier in fall. The plan mirrors longer winter vacations and shorter summer recess, while expanding school garden programs to promote food production and practical instruction for young pupils.
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Washington
25 Percent Raise For Erie Workers
Rumors spread about a possible 25 percent wage rise for Erie Railroad unorganized workers. Officials say no official action has been announced. In other news, the Old Orchard Club will host a clam chowder supper on Thursday December 6 from 6 pm to midnight. Fire loss at M S Earl’s Circleville home was adjusted and settled yesterday by Phoenix Insurance Company via Archibald Taylor Co.
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Erie Railroad
Old Orchard
Old Orchard Club
Board of Governors
M. S. Earl
Circleville
Phoenix Insurance Co
Hartford
Archibald Taylor Co
Poughkeepsie Evening Star and Enterprise Consolidate
The Poughkeepsie Evening Star and Enterprise will merge with consolidation effective January 1 placing the city onest evening paper status with Eagle News as the morning edition. The new corporation carries a capital stock of 220,900 and will be democratic in politics. Arthur A. Parks, current editor of The Star, becomes manager and a leading stockholder in the new publication.
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Poughkeepsie Evening Star
Enterprise
Poughkeepsie
Eagle-News
Arthur A. Parks
the Star
Charles S Starr Dies on Friday in Monticello
Charles S Starr of Monticello dies Friday after illness of weeks at home. A Democrat, he served on Sullivan County Board of Commissioners and as county treasurer. Survived by wife, three daughters and one son Frank A Starr. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM at his Monticello home.
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Charles S. Starr
Monticello
Sullivan
ceHo
Fricey
Ion
Starr
Sullivan County
Department of Election Commissioners
Board of Supervisors
Rir. Starr
Frank A. Starr
Monticelis
J. A. Retan
Boston
Sirs. Samuels. MccLoughlin
Sadie
Jersey
Howard M. Starr
Jata
Hopkins Rowley nuptials celebrated in quiet ceremony
Helen E Rowley daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Rowley and Mark A Hopkins son of Mr and Mrs A E Hopkins were married this afternoon in a simple ring ceremony attended by immediate family and close friends Rev Dr E VanDyke Wight officiated Wasmer's Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin was played Guests included Thames Schoonmaker New York Circle D Marlati Neward N J Caroline E Smith Albany Bar Hopkins Br Ion Navy Yard and Harry E Hopkins St Camp Dix Wrightstown N J
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Helen E. Rowley
W. R. Rowley
Mark A. Hopkins
A. E. Hopkins
E. VanDyke Wight
J. Bennett Rowler
Wasmer
Out of Town
Thames Schoonmaker
New York City
Circle D. Marlati
Xeward
XN. J
Caroline E. Smith
Albany
Hopkins
Br. Okion Navy Yard
Harry BE. Hopkins
St. Camp Dix
Wrightstown
N. J
Local men fined in Port Jervis for disorderly conduct
Port Jervis crime report says Deci-Peter Penney Rocco Belcoste and Joseph FTamatta were arraigned before Justice Nearpass on a Thursday for disorderly conduct. Each was fined 2 dollars. Officer Stephen Campbell filed the complaint. Laborers from Middletown accused of causing trouble on Pixe street near Evie crossing. Charles Hahn arrested Wednesday night by Erie Officer Clarence Campbell for train riding. sentence suspended. Federation of Women's Clubs to hold quarterly meeting December 5 at Grace Church Parish House.
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Port Jervis
Deci
Peter Penney
Rocco Belcoste
Joseph Ftamatta
Erie
Clarence Campbell
Italian Front Quiet Amid Wartime Skirmishes
On the Italian front activity is largely artillery oriented with a strong Royal Prince Rupprecht push near the Cambria area drawing little sustained fighting. Allied councils convene at Versailles as Petrograd reports Bolshevik gains and potential Siberian independence moves. Maklakoff ousted as Russian ambassador to France for participating in an inter allied conference, an act described as a state offense.
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Associated Press
New York
Prince Rupprecht
Cambrai
Taglamento
Piave
Supreme War Council
Viersailles
Petrograd
Bolshevika
Siberia
Maktlakoff
M. Maklakoff
France
Leon
Trotzky
Maklakoff
Kerensky
Rain Delays Attendance at Armory Red Cross Bazaar
The three day Red Cross bazaar at the State Armory drew crowds mainly at the matinee while evening turnout lagged due to rain. A staged program featured Miss Helen Lutes in Columbia and Ruth Vail knitting for soldiers, with scenes of patriotic duty and a Red Cross charity moment.
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Red Cross
State Armory
Buchhout
Raze
Columbia
Helen Lutes
Ruth Vail
Rosamond Morrison
Elks Plan Memorial Service at Middletown Lodge
Middletown Lodge No 1097 schedules an annual memorial service at the Elks Home on South Street at 3 PM. Newburgh Lodge No 237's Jonathan D. Wilson Sr will give the address, and Thomas C. Rogers will deliver the benediction. The program lists a piano solo, multiple lodge officers, readings, and the anthem Auld Lang Syne as the service closes.
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Middletown Lodge
Elks Home
South Street
Jonathan D. Wilson
Newburgh Lodge
Calory
Thamas GC. Rogers
Helen Cowley
William H. Tremper
Louis Berga
Oficers
Lodz
Order of Service
Daet “Watchman
W. OH. Tremper
W. C. Hersert
Newburgh
Speech on playgrounds at Liberty Street PTA meeting
The Liberty Street Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular monthly meeting at the school Monday evening December 3 at 7 20. Rev Forest Preston Hunter will speak on Supervised Playgrounds. The meeting begins promptly at 7 30. A large attendance is earnestly requested.
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Liberty Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Forest Preston Hunter
Brothers Drown at Wallkill Riverest Perrine's Bridge
Two Carlson brothers Eric 17 and Raymond 15 drowned skating on the Wallkill River near Perrine's Bridge hanging ice over a hole. They vanished as the swift current swept them under and the bodies were recovered hours later with the younger located around 6 p.m. and the older still missing late that evening.
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Eric
Raymond Carlson
Wallkill
Perrine’s Bridge
Hingston
Tillson
Ira Freer
Tallson
Springtown
Eric Carlson
Carlson
Kingston
Hh. Iwalime
Permine
De Saulles Murder Trial Heads Toward Night Session
Extra Mineola December report notes Justice Manning may extend court into the night to finish the trial. District Attorney Weeks aims to complete expert testimony promptly. Judge Jones and jail keeper Hoffman testify on Mrs de Saulles sanity. Nurse Anna Mooney recounts social duties and outings to counter witness testimony.
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Mineola
de Saulles
Manning
Weeks
Justice of the Peace Jones
Keeper Hoffman
Anna Mooney
de Saulies, Jr
de Saulies
King George
England
Lying Down to Smoke Across Cultures
The excerpt notes Patagonians lie down to smoke and swallow smoke while Eskimos mix wood with tobacco to extend supply. It cites reliance on whalers for tobacco and mentions Abyssinia where smoking is deemed a heinous crime with severe penalties.
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Abyssinia
Effort to Poison Deneroy Family Reported
In Newburgh on December 1 authorities disclosed suspected poisoning attempts against the family of Martin Denerey, janitor of Odd Fellows Hall at Broadway and Colden Street. Poisoned sandwiches were left at his home and a cat that ate meat from one sandwich died shortly after.
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Newburgh
Martin Denerey
Odd Fellows” Hall
Broadway
Colden Street
Death as Result of Accident Crash Happened
A local report notes a deadly accident with a fatal crash resulting in a death. Details are limited in the readable text.
Death follows motorcycle crash in Bloomingburg area
Charles Geetal 26, born in Austria, died at Thrall Hospital after a motorcycle collision with a stone wall on the Bloomingburg Middletown road. He lived at 105 Shipper Street West Hoboken and was visiting in the city at 245 North Street Walsh home. Survived by parents and an unspecified sister. He was valedictorian of Hoboken High School class of 1911 and had worked as private secretary to S Samstag of Samstag and Hilder Brothers NY. He was a musician and member of St Josephs German Catholic Church West Hoboken.
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Charles Geetal
Thrall Hospital
Joseph Moerlanz
Bloomingburg-Middletown
Times-Press
Bir. Goetzl
Shipper Street
West Hoboken
XN. J
Hoboken High School
Eagens Business College
Samstag
Samstag and Hilder Brothers
Broadway
New York City
Plan Dance For The Dinner Kits In Washington Camp
Washington Camp No 1 P O A and Ladies Auxiliary No 11 P O of A announce a dance at the Joint OCC Hall on Monday evening December 2 to raise funds for diane kits with thermos bottles. Kits cost $3 each. Captain G B Maddes Decker will permit about 15 company members from Gardiner to attend, traveling by the company auto truck. Separately, Howard S Gardner sold his 93 acre farm near Circleville to Frank Blauvelt, who takes possession December 1 and plans to move soon. Sale conducted by Archibald Taylor Co.
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Washington Camp
Ladies’ Auxiliary
P.O
Jt. O. C
Diane Eits
Co. 1
First Provisional Regiment
EG. Maddes Decker
Gardiner
Gardner
Howard S. Gardner
Circleville
Frank Blauvelt
Blauveli
Blauvelt
Conlin
Archibald Taylor Co
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John Mitchell
State Food Board
Continten
Fuel Board
Rev
Wight
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grace Church
Teutons
Brazil
Kaiser
Europe
Armory
Waldo Little
Lovell Simpson
Dorothy
Henk Cross
Dro 5 Bioney
Ernest A. Hilsdorfs
Elks Arrange
Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr
DeKoven
Thomas C. Rogers
Lodge
Avid Lang Sine
Ucan
Charles Goetzl
Daye
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