Thanksgiving at Biere Hospital Replaced by Goose Step's Rendition
Thanksgiving observances at Biere Hospital are described with pageant humor, noting a goose step and routines replacing the traditional turkey trot. The piece highlights Wednesday evening films and music by Helen McNamara and Charles Gunderson, a meritorious trio, and accompanying musicians, while detailing visits, nursing staff changes, and ongoing local social events and hospital notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. McNamara
Charles Gunderson
Mr. Gunderson
Donald E. Wiliams
Virgil Hervey
Joseph A. Herert
Headelin L. Wagner
Reuben Olaeid
Sperator de Luxe
Promax Stevens Visit and Local Happenings Report
A garbled local item notes Promax Stevens visiting Bulk ile and Mr London improving at the Nurses. It mentions the West Group with magical hemerids in harmony of tailevs Wards and Joseph McGartian spending a week in New Fork ity. Poultry preparations strain the doctor’s ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McGartian
New Fork
Captain's Letter Read to Soldiers (Continued from page one)
Captain's Letter describes desert camp life near McAllen Texas with scarce roads and abundant wildlife. It notes military movements toward the river and a past fatal incident, describes Mexicans and labor conditions, and recalls a social night at a ranch bar and dance.
John Fuess Retires From State Hospital Service
John Fuess ends 8 decades of service at Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital with pension after a long night watch career. He arrived January 5, 1898, and served continuously, earning credentials in 1867. He and wife Margaret Lawson built a family life at 13 West Main, with son Ernest L. involved in school matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Suess
Middletown
Middletown State
Fuess
School of Nursing
Margaret Lawson
Monstow Valley
West Main Street
Ernest L
Whilam J
Seneca Falls
Slen
John Fuess
Onetda County
Chester Man Faces Charge Over White Slavery Case
Chester resident Goates Remer, a former Security Reliner Garage helper, is held in York on charges of violating the Mann Act by allegedly enticing 17 year old Lillian Fredericks. Police found Remer and the girl near York after tracing them from Chester to Broecklin Bloomfield and York. The hearing resulted in Remer jailed on charges of adultery and white slavery while the girl was placed in detention. The case has drawn federal attention as York officials plan to present it to federal authorities for potential long prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goates Remer
Montgomery
York
George W. Fredericks
Chester
Remer
Lillian Fredericks
Hailroad
Mr. Fredericks
Broecklin
Bloomfield
N.wi
Walden
New York
J. J. Hutchinson
Goshen
Wilcox Garage
Fredericks
Deeds Filed at Goshen in Late November Summary
Deeds filed in Goshen list transfers in New Windsor Newburgh Middletown and Warwick with prices from 1 to 34500 dollars. Notable transfers include Estille Whelan to James P. McFarren and wife for 300 dollars and William C Weller to Melvin B Felter for 215000 dollars. Jailbreakers Mulholland Murray and Woloski sentenced to one to three years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estille Whelan
Wappingers Falls
James P. McFarren
New Windsor
George A. Cranse
Newburgh
Vita Errante Grispi
Samuel McCan
Grace L. Wilson
Broadway
Walter Fennell
Middletown
Charles H. Shaw
Beacon
Church Streets
James W. Crawford
Evelena Crawford
Weienk
John K. Roe
Warwick
James M. Kelly
Goshen
Charlies H. Shaw
Walker Funnell
Wilbur Co
Boston
Mass
John H. Smith
Newchurch
Wiliam C. Weller
Walden
Melvin B. Felter
Montgomery
Borden’s Condensed Milk Co
James A. Howell
Peter M. Johnson
Marie E. V. Johnson
Arthur Mulholland
Charles Murray
Peter Woloski
Sussex
N. J
Newton
Swartswood
Seventh Members Call For Universal Military Training
New York Dec 2 The 7th Regiment returning from the border says the National Guard has been killed by the Texas convention unless the Hay bill is repealed It urges universal military training and if needed universal service to enlarge enlistments in the regular army and reserves The guardsmen urge a system that shares burden fairly and avoids favoritism comparing it to the Swiss model and European militaries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Guard
Dr Empringham to assume new post in church temperance work
New York December 2 Rev Dr James Empringham resigns as metropolitan district superintendent of the Anti Saloon League to head the Church Temperance Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He will take effect January 1 and assist in pushing an optional prohibition bill in the next New York Legislature. Watch the Times want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Anderson
Anti Saloon League
James Empringham
League
Church Temperance Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Montgomery Man Injured by Fall
William Larkin, of Montgomery, was injured after falling from a joist while helping neighbor Thomas McCarty. He broke two toes and will need about three weeks before he can use his foot again. He works for John Houlihan. Thanksgiving Day travelers included Mrs Julius Sobinad and Miss Mary Lodge en route to Ithaca to visit Cornell students. Services held at Erick Charon and Algtb Oddat churches. Funeral of A L Decker attended by many relatives. Frank Hindaway, George Ayers, John Wikin, and Harris family members traveled to Newburgh for a Thanksgiving play. Wilfred and Emory Osborn spent Thanksgiving with their father in New York. Mrs Walter Bronson visiting Hackensack. Frank Fill visited from Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomers
Wiliam Larkin
Har
John Houlihan
Thontss McCarty
Julius Sobinad
The
Beaver
Dem Stock Karm
Mary Lodge
Ithaca
Cornell University
Sehmid
Erick Charen
Ivar U. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Nol
Servics
Algtboddat
A. L. Decker
Frankselving
Crabtree Boys
Rov. H. ©. Earl
M. E
Newburgh
Villaga
Frank T. Hindaway
George EF. Ayers
John F. Wikin
Harver Aerris
Harris’ Franklin
Opera House
Wilfred
Emory Osborn
New York
George A. Osborn
George T. Overhiser
Hackensack
N. J
Walter Bronson
Waterbery
Wild dogs resent loss of puppies near Sparta NJ
In Sparta New Jersey villagers report wild dogs harming livestock and stealing six puppies found in a hollow log. Hunters captured the pups and a furious mother dog is believed to be roaming the Brogden meadow area near Bryam and Andover townships. Farmers fear further depredations while the boys keep the pups awaiting disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
N. J
Brogden Meadow
Bryam
Andover
Thompson Ridge School Closed For Week
Thompson Ridge reports the local school closed for the past week as Mrs Fen Ty Rumpf, the teacher, recovers from a fever illness. Meanwhile residents Mr and Mrs T G Clark visit Staten Island, Mrs Sunt and family visit Warwick, and Rev EL Stenney Chedister and family have returned home after a brief absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Ridge
Fen Ty Rumpf
T. G. Clark
Staten Island
Sunt
Warwick
EL Stenney Chedister
Phosphated Tron Restores Health Says a Happy Man
A long time bearer of a nervous breakdown reveals that Phosphated Tron rapidly lifted his spirits and energy. He notes improved appetite, restored color, quicker thinking, and renewed drive, urging professionals and workers alike to try the remedy.
Hopewall Church Weekly Schedule and Visits
The Hopewall Church will observe the communion of the Lord's Supper Sunday morning. A preparatory lecture will be held Saturday at 2 30. The session meets for new members and business after. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening at 7. Subject The Consecration of Business Life Rev 3 14 22. Miss Hazel Baker visited friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Hopewall
Christian Endeavor
Lender
Hazel Baker
Reverse decision in D. and W. appeal
Albany December 2 the Workmen's Compensation claim of Ida Adams and others against New York Ontario and Western Railway Company went before the appellate division on Wednesday the court reversed the prior ruling in an opinion by Cochrane with all concur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ida Adams
S. New York
Ontario and Western Railway Company
Cochrane
All Coneur
Howard J
Morning papers boost price in Pittsburgh area
In Pittsburgh and surrounding area, three local morning papers announced a price rise starting December 1, moving from 10 to 12 cents for a two week period. The day before four afternoon papers had raised prices from 1 to 2 cents, signaling a broader rate adjustment across papers in the region. Visiting brother page reports Goshen, December 2. Judge William Herman Cuddeback visiting his brother Augustus T. Cuddeback and sisters Mrs. Joseph Merritt and Mrs. A. V. D. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Goshen
William Herman Cuddeba Apptals
Augustus T. Cuddeback
Joseph Merritt
A. V. D. Wallace
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Biere
Greenville
Thomas Breed
Ethel M. Purcell
Hazel Bush
Nellie Tay
Carrie Rice
Jessia Peart Fhinpatrick
Mary Daly
Annie Flannigan
Virginia
Robert Broadhead
Louie Westbrook
Nichols
Tioga County
Susan McGee
Father Colfer
Young Ladies
Anne Ahrenhelz
Florence Doran
Mary Bray
Rosille Tolles
Estelle Eckert
Greta M. van Fradenture
G. Hunt
Sessers
Laura Crisp
Baxtex
Mary J. Foreltes
State Hospital Gioub
Davis
Asphin
Emrich
Hunter
Oldaeid
Crowley
Jind Hand
Ray Looney
Jack White
Donald Willams Noland
Buggard
Strickland
Bierens
A. W. Corwin
Book of Manegerall
Stern
Misa Nelson
Demarest's
Hhea Ashley
Charles Wolff
Ore
Young's Pharmacy
von Berg
Msas Azera de Dence
Louise M. Schaefer
R. N
Noman H. Mallinson
Norman
Mary
Finneran
White Lake
Frank Emrich
George H. Batterson
En Y
Lotus Pond
Murray
Goors
W. W.young
the Drugsist
Franklin Square
Tuthill Studio
North Street
Promax Stevens
Mr. London
Stone
Mission
Monte, Cristo
Sterling
Orange County
Everrything
McAllen
Texas
de Agua
Whitman
Camp Whitman
Barry
Europe
Hospital Corps
State Hospital Service
Waterville
Talcott
Rher
Risley
Focal Hospital
Dames Russell
A. W W. Russell
D. W. Rich
Max Richer
Phil’ Fuess
Mer Fuess
Bavarie
Germany
John Fuels
DR. Empringham
William Larkin
Jersey Terrors
Ewing
Hill
Edwards
Huyler
Ogden’s Pharmacy
Academy Ave
Cottage St
Sprague Ave
Mih St
Prospect Ave
Bath
Watkins Ave
Monhagen Ave
City
Wickham Ave
Beacon St
Rodman St
California Ave
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