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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
6
The Mount Hope Sunday School will hold its annual social in the school house on Friday evening. Proceeds go to the Christmas area. Everyone is cordially invited and a good time is assured.
At the Orange County Fermented Grain Co sale held Saturday afternoon the equipment was bought by F Belis of New York for 1500 dollars. The George Wilson building was not sold. Miller chimneys are being rebuilt on Main Street by Miller Brothers. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church meets at the parsonage Wednesday at 2. Captain Hobson speaks Thursday on Prohibition. A preparatory lecture is set for Saturday at 2. Communion services are planned Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. The Lena Bacon auction was well attended with good prices.
Bloomingburg December reports the fortieth wedding anniversary of William J. Redfield and Letitia Gowdey celebrated November 28 at their son Charles C. Redfield’s High View residence. Only seven of fifty guests survive, including the pastor Rev. George Lydecker. The couple have three children and several grandchildren. well wishes aim for many more celebrations.
In Wurtsboro the Larlon property near Wurtsboro station sold to W C Knowlton of Brooklyn. Jacob Helmes bought the Devans farm between Wurtsboro and Summitville. Harold Shimer sold his Grand Street property. Edward Fanning of Arlington MN sold his property to M Culligan. Frederick Brown of Datbury Conn, formerly a Wurtsboro resident, visited friends last week. New cottages rise at Yankee Lake ready next season. A salary party is planned at the Reformed Church parsonage on Thursday evening. Grace Crane and Annie Morehouse from Mechanicstown visited relatives at the parsonage over Thanksgiving.
Airplanes may be used to map the Amazon valley and survey rivers in French Guiana with hydroairplanes. A French company operates from Cayenne with Maroni River hangars and seasoned aviators. Planes will carry gold, dalato, and rosewood freight, with passenger traffic light, and will aid prospecting balato trees long sought by aviators.
Wilkin Seacord of Washingtonville may sell his horse Pee Wee after a year of Goshen training. Pee Wee, a prize winner in Goshen races, has been in Seacord’s possession and is noted for a strong record.
An old fashioned thickened pie dinner and sale of fancy articles and food will be served by the Presbyterian ladies Friday at 6 o clock in the M E Parilk House. Mr and Mrs Charles T Pauley of Middletown visited his parents Sunday. December missionary meeting with Mrs Jacobs on Thursday the 11th. Co M Co Club bi monthly meeting on Wednesday at 8 at Miss Bertha Hack's Chestnut Street.
A vintage ad-like recipe explains making Dr Carter's K and B Tea laxative syrup using tea, mint, mugnr, peppermint or wintergreen essences. It instructs dosing for adults and children and suggests continuing use for three weeks for tonic and blood purification before clipping and posting.
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