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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1917
Page
2
The Red Cross bazaar held at the state armory over three days attracted around 2,000 attendees and raised substantial funds. Organizers Myria Gibbs and helpers reported strong public response despite some confusion and crowding, with volunteers praised for efficient service.
Judge Tompkins modified an injunction to allow the Town Board of Education to pay October salaries for eight teachers and janitors amid disputes over a new Town School Law. The unpaid wages date from September 28, and the ruling cites constitutional questions testing the law’s application. The injunction directs the board to release funds held.
The morning service at the First Baptist Church featured a service flag presentation. Reverend Hunter spoke on the star insignia representing church members serving in national or state roles, noting stars for nurses and other service personnel.
In Sumter County Justice Court the case of Bore versus Isabel Brin concerns a promissory obligation executed February 3 while the defendant was preparing to build a house in Mount Hope. The action was taken up after the defendant was found in breach of the agreement.
Port Jervis fire department nominates candidates with officials named including Pow Ferris as date December 3. The feature mentions First Assistant Engineer Horace Van Auken and Treasurer James W. Spee with notes on revenue stamp sale and war tax stamps. Real estate dealer document transfer appears in context of the notice.
Carmel Holy Name Society selects officers with President Mahon and Treasurer Alford among named leaders. The week’s focus is a bake and entertainment event to raise funds for church furnace repairs, with members Bertha Heberline and Mrs. H. Hansee listed for committee roles.
Herman Alexander Schreck longtime Brooklyn Standard Union staff member died Tuesday after an operation at Haberman Hospital New York City Funeral services were held at his mother's home and interment followed at Lutheran Cemetery Middle Village Long Island He was twice married and survived by Grace Macardell and a son who died in infancy The Standard Union tribute praised his Shakespearean scholarship kind personality and trusted character
Percival Longworth born in London 37 years ago died from burns in the James street fire on Sunday morning. He came to America ten years ago settling in this city to work as a tanger. Survived by his mother in London and four brothers Charles Neelytown NL L, George, Robert and John in London, three sisters Marie Maude Florence in London, and William Longworth of Goshen. Funeral Wednesday at Hasbrouck & Davis parlors in this city.
William Edwin Brown died at 32 Roosevelt Avenue at the home where he was born. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur A. Brown and survived by his parents and a brother, Daniel. Private funeral services will be held at the family's convenience on Tuesday.
The regular monthly meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society will be held in the lecture room of the church on Tuesday evening at 7 36 o clock. A large attendance is desired as the semi annual election of officers will be held. Also the W C T U holds a business meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in the Red Men s Hall instead of the Universalist Parish house. Watch the Times Press want ads columns.
Mr and Mrs Peter Horrey celebrate eight years of marriage at their Avenue home with gifts, a fine supper, and music by local players. Several residents, including Warner Morgans and Miss Dorothy Morgans, note Thanksgiving visits and travels, while others report illness, convalescence, and community activity around Fort Jervis and nearby towns.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Frances Van Ven, who died in New York, was held Sunday noon at the underlined parish graveyard. Burial took place at Rockdale Cemetery with Rev. Tue interment officiating.
Floyd Morehouse was hurt while loading a piano from a car off Drake. He was picked up in a comatose condition and rushed to Thrall Hospital. Doctors found no fractures, and he was attended by Dr. Morgans as he recovered from shock.
Report from New York via Associated Press notes riders in the six day race have covered 254 miles at 1 o'clock this moon. Two entrants quit after losing two cars during sprint stages, as the field narrows toward the record pace.
A large crowd gathered as Pillaroff, known from It Looks From Here, faced a contract discussion and a heavyweight contender Harrier 62 Howells. Local men expressed confidence he can do it, with attendees awaiting further developments.
Francis M. Hugo proposes amendments to the New York election law to help state officials obtain the votes of soldiers and sailors on active duty during war time. The measures aim to streamline voting for service members abroad before the next Election Day if the war continues.
A church canvass circulated cards by residents of the same block opposing a license. The editorial notes that cards signed by those in favor were collected and a committee comprising seven names will have their details published in the Times.
The Order of Grand Eagles No 2 plans a card party at 172 Monhagen Avenue on Wednesday evening at six. The event aims to attract out of town attendees with a last car eligibility and features a handsome trophy for players.
Fred R. Smith acting superintendent of the fire alarm system moved the box location to the corner of Orchard and North Streets opposite Young's. Reserved seats for Cinderella Man at the First Presbyterian Church go on sale Friday at Young's Drug Store starting at 9 o'clock.
An advertisement touts Qban Hair Color and related products as safe and effective for covering gray and restoring a uniform dark tone. It claims dramatic improvements, available in multiple forms, sold by Tuthia & Terhone and general drug stores.
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