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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
4
Review lauds The Lady in Red as well staged beautiful and musical. Notes new numbers bright humor and appealing plot with standout performances by Harry Miller Olis Hin Arthur Deacon and Winfred Francis.
Announcement of marriage between Poughin Curren of Ellanbath SNJ formerly of Middletown and Muarlun Elinor McLoughlin of Rutherford NJ. Ceremony held Wednesday December 24 at 2 30 PM at St Joseph's Rutherford with Rev Selanus. Attendants Alma Conant and John Bonner. They planned a future in Gluebeth NJ. Harmon Yeomans marriage noted for William Harmon and Clara Yeomans at Washingtonville parish.
Hoffman Loder 412 Florida & Alabama Regular communication tonight at 7:40. Third degree lunch advertised.
A reader compares tire shopping by mileage to shoe purchases and argues for evaluating footwear by durability and expected lifespan rather to style alone. The piece suggests buyers could prefer long lasting shoes much like tires built for mileage.
Eagle Home Company No 2 honored T Weasley Davey for fifty years of service as Edwin Jakles presented the certificate. The group discussed memberships with Excelsior and noted Mulford’s passing while naming social plans for Monahan Hose Company No 1 and Ontario Engine Company No 4.
Joseph Listiveky of Hurleyville suffered a scalp wound when the horse he was driving kicked him after it ran away. He was transported to Thrall Hospital around 4 o'clock. Dr Mascott of the city attended. The Times-Press receives thanks from Charles G C Young for coverage of Holy Name Society events at St Joseph's Church. The annual meeting of Division No 1 A O H will be held tonight at 8. All members must attend.
Floyd W Morgans president of the Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of six special committees with a plan for additional groups. The Transportation committee is chaired by D D Schoonmaker with Stanley G Shiner Henry D Sayer and William Snyder. Publicity chaired by Louis L Buck includes WOM Tiel I. 91 Pickard George H Skinner and Harry E Warnes. Legislative chaired by John Fright with E T Hanford Charles H Hodem. Housing chaired by BFF Van Stekle with Mayor Rh M Cox among many members. Made in Middletown Exhibit chaired by Francis K Gaffney with a long list of appointees. Membership chaired by Morris I Wolf with a large roster including Frank H Weakes John A Korl Fache Charles C Young and others.
Mr and Mrs W Androvette of Hoboken spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs P W Osborn of Scotchtown. Dudley L Hoyt and Alton Rackett returned to Dratts Institute after Thanksgiving with their parents. William Bramm of 353 North eac goes to St Francis Hosp Port Jervis for a serious operation. Flory of Bethlehem Pa spent Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs B P Flory of Highland Ave. Peter H L Mitchell and family went to Roxbury N Y for funeral services of Mil ton L L Mitchell. Mrs Martha Tich renamed duties with L Stern Company. Miss Mary Selleck spent a few days near Warwick and returned home on Heattle Ave. Mrs Charles St John visits sisters Misses Emily and Elizabeth Edwards at Goshen before returning home.
Mrs. Anna Singon died in the Emergency Hospital from burns sustained while gutting four geese at her Goshen home three weeks earlier. Survived by son Edward and sisters Mrs. William Lyon of New York and Mrs. Joseph Lawder of Middletown. Born in Goshen 44 years ago. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 am at St. John’s Church with mass. interment in St. John’s Cemetery.
Letters Testamentary issued on 20000 estate of Mrs Henwood to Maud Henwood of Central Valley and on estate of Thomas A Anderson to Frank Detch of Bullville. Michael Kusnoski of Durlandville dies aged 74. funeral Thursday at St Joseph Florida. Miss Ethel Louise Lutte and George Morvan wed in New York. Letters of administration issued to Henry C Chant on Benjamin Wheat estate. Morvan couple to reside in New York. Mr and Mrs Duvall of Baltimore visiting Mrs Vreeland in Goshen.
Philadelphia area brief notes list visits and returns of residents. John W Post returns to the city after Syracuse trip. Mrs Edward Ferguson improves after Thrall Hospital operation. Miss Lora Crawford starts at Mon tasle Rogers drug store. Miss Betty Metcalfe hosts Jack Foote of New York. Evelyn Tarkett returns from New York visit. Maud Perry spent Sunday in Fort Jervis. Milton and James Baird visit relatives in Matamoras. Milton Parker returns home to Matamoras from DeGraw home. G C Fuller and Mary Lawson return home after visiting New York. Charles Bartlett moves with family to Broad Street to run a grocery. William Seeholzer, Charles Woltz, and John D Stivers attend Orange County Society meeting in New York. Clarence J Clifford and John G Reisterer send cards showing they are in Dallas. William H Cox and daughter June of Port Jervis visit Mrs Miller and family on Sprague Avenue.
The Geneva observatory held its annual chronometer contest with the 1915 report noting one device kept accurate time to six one-hundredths of a second per day.
An English chemist develops a synthetic unit that can be condensed or dried. It is made from peanuts soy beans sugar water and mineral salts and is presented as a novel creation in chemical progress.
A reminiscence from Prof. W J Hlopp describes Thanksgiving at the Ray-Brook Sanatorium with four wings for boys and girls, long-table dinner, and snowy grounds. He notes high temperatures in purses no casualties, crowded waiting lists, and plans to return to teaching after recovery.
Christmas event at 28 North Street draws neighbors for festive decor and shopfront lighting. Local businesses pair with residents to showcase seasonal displays and family activities.
Merchandised for months before the market, the display offered silk shirts from four fifty to eight dollars in holiday boxes. Grey Mocha Gloves priced at three fifty. Also robes and Tom Wye sweater coats featured.
A special meeting of the St Elizabeth Society will be held at Mrs F Carson's 7 Albert Street on Wednesday evening December 3. The notice invites members and notes a festive, reflective tone for the gathering as treasures and blessings are wished for all attendees.
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