Elks Roll of the Dead for Middletown Lodge No 1087
List of deceased members from Middletown Lodge No 1087 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks over the past nine years. Names include Geo W West, Ed D Tompkins, Jas G Marunm, AL OCoenner, Harry M Hazes, W H Brewster, B W Ferguson, T Ea Mayes, Wm Northrup, Jas Devin Brochu, Eu A Brown, Oscar Geo, Wm Crane, Dan J Horan, Dennis rest, Wr A Atterbury, and others with dates ranging from 1909 to 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
West
Geo. W
Tompkins
Marunm. Jas. G
Ocoenner
AL EL
Hazes
Harry M
Brewster
W. H
Ferguson
B. W. Soo
Mayes
T. Ea
Northrup
Brochu
Devin
Jas. E. Brown
EU. A. Edsam
Oscar
Geo
Crane
Plaree
Dan
J. Horan
Dennis Rest
A. A. Atterbury
VanbDuzer
Legend of a Dead Figure Haunts the Cornfields at Night
An oration fragment speaks of a wilful legend in which a dead figure returns from his tomb when moonbeams rise and reappears over hamlets and sleeping people. The speaker imagines the joy and pride if the dead could visit former scenes and address the living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
C. Herbert Render
Thomas
Egers
Addreas
Musings for Merchants on Publicity and Ads
The writer urges merchants to place store news before the public and use Times Press advertising to guide customers to their shops. He notes thousands read ads for purchases and suggests housewives act as buyers, promoting effective publicity to boost sales.
Remembering fallen brothers in solemn order ceremony
A solemn address honors brothers Donohue Cousins Green Herlihy and Rogers who have passed, praising their bravery and steadfast faith. The speaker recalls their courage amid illness, travel, and danger, and notes the Order’s Service Flag and tablets commemorating those who answered the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Dar
Donohue
Douglas
Green
Herlihy
John Donohue
Fire Rages Through Centre Street Tenement. Rescue Efforts Save Occupants
A fierce blaze swept a two to three story mixed use building on Centre Street, gutting the second and third floors. Police and fire crews battled high winds, rescuing residents including Mrs. Dunham and the Roth family. several occupants escaped via ladders as three stores and apartments faced extensive damage.
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Longworth
Qataries
Centre Street
Qather B.S. Thompson
Middletown
M. J. Dunham
Thompson
Ward
Faulkner
Greeves
Hernert
Bennett
Weed
Bate
Fie
Hubert Dugdale
Charles M. Brenner
Samuel Gray
Evi R. Kinney
Charles Roth
Borden
Charles
Amioinelle
Roth
John J. Nilan
Charles MM. Breiner
Margaret Nilan
Offcer Thompson
Stue
Wooder
Box 26
Syinham
Mitchell Inn
Fatal Fire on James Street Sparks Ambulance Delays
A fatal blaze on James Street left an injured man awaiting hospital care as ambulance delays worsened. Chief John D G. 3ie and Police Chief Joan B D McCoach criticized the service, calling for an urgent remedy after Sunday morning’s fire.
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John DG
Joan BD. McCoach
Fire Destroys Building. Residents Relocated After Blaze
A large blaze forced the homeless residents to seek shelter with relatives as owner Peter H. Mitchell arranged care. Leo Ramet said building insurance was canceled due to rising rates, while Barnett estimated a $5,000 excess. Nearby rooms suffered water damage but all residents were cared for, with insurers including Archibald Taylor Company and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Mitchell
Prade
Wih Times-Press
Leo Ramet
Bar Bett
Burnet
Barnett
Lonewerth
Evi R. Ray
Charlie
Mo Breiner
Surdar
Heccause Ag
Hee
Hretrben
Doremts
Amadjemines
Jube TV Kins
Archabaht & Company
Aulis Bete
Arcebud Taylor & Company
W. ED & EC
McWit Air
Charles M. Briger
Me and Otis presented by Circleville YP S. Co
A play titled Me and Otis will be presented by Circleville YP S. Co Friday evening December 14 at o o'clock in the North Street Congregational Church under the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society. The story follows two companions now with families and homes. Recitations and music will precede and follow. Ten dollars of net proceeds go to the Y M C A with the rest to the society treasury for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Circleville
Frank Armstrong
Builville
Eli Bennett
Benjamin Shaw
Circleville Chapel
Helen Shaw
Raymond Hull
Abbie Shaw
Milton Bookslayer
Samuel Walace
Treasury
Watertown Dairymen Fear U S Milk Boycott
Dairymen of Watertown fear a federal boycott as Federal Food Administrator H C Hoover threatens action. They voted to demand 33.50 per 109 pounds of milk for December, breaking the 3.20 price agreed with the National and State Dairymen's Leagues. Producers selling to Hygienic Dairy Co were non.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Dairymen’s League
H. C. Hoover
Milk price row hits city distributors and farmers
The state league price of 244 per 100 pounds takes effect this morning at the citys largest milk distributor and shipper to New York. Farmers accept 3.71, below last months level, while other dealers grudgingly pay the league price and plan a meeting to consider gas against farmers if demands rise.
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New York
Ralph P Bull Wins Promotion in Army Service
Sergeant Ralph P Bull, formerly with the First Field Hospital detachment in Goshen, has been promoted to a new post within the 27th Division. His steady service and prior work in the sanitary detachment drew officer attention, and he was reassigned under Major M A Stivers as promotions were announced by Major Edward Olmstead. Two Goshen Methodist Church members announce their annual sale and supper in church parlors on Tuesday afternoon and evening, December 4, featuring several departments with attractive articles. Times-Press Wanted Columns advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serg
Ralph PP. Bull
Times-Press
Sisif
Inshko
AL Sthers
Uscit
Sergeant Bull
M. A. Stivers
Goshen, Wee G
Goshen
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound Ad
An old time hair darkener claims to restore color and luster using Sage Tea and Sulphur with a modern addition Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. It advertises natural darkening with a convincing, undetectable finish and youth enhancing appearance, noting it is not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Wreth
George W. Murray a man with many fine traits
The Sussex Independent profiles George W. Murray of Goshen New Jersey highlighting his wealth as a landowner in Orange County and former fourteenth farm owner. It notes his banking interests his role in railroad securities and his reputation for foresight shrewdness and loyalty to friends despite financial storms.
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George W. Murray
Goshen
Sussex
N. J
Orange County
Murray
Blood Poisoning Risks and Wizard First Aid Remedy
An old advertisement warns of blood poisoning from minor scratches and promotes Haa fin's Wizard as a safe antiseptic and pain reliever. It claims immediate wound treatment prevents infection, soothing sprains, bruises, burns, and sores, with a money back guarantee. Also pitches Wizard Liver Whips for 30 cents.
Good Clothes for Manor Boy at 43 James St
At a time when every dollar matters the ad urges choosing all wool garments for long term value. Suits and overcoats range from 15 to 25 dollars with accompanying underwear gloves neck wear and Mackinaws in colors. Leo Barnett promotes new goods near Erie Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaws
James St
Erie Depot
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Lodge of Sorrow
Foley
Chris Merchant
Sylvest
Hulse
Wilson van’ Duzer
Times
Ogden
West Main Street
Huyler’s
Ehachive
Jonathan D. Wilson, JR
Thomas GC. Rogers
Lodge of Sorrow of Local Elks
New York Water Front
Serseyary
Staten Islawd
New York City
Howard J. Powelson
T. D. Andis
J. B. Hulett
James Street
Ence
Cote
Kondons
Draggist’s
Fortel
Agmbon Mfg. CO
PaOrearciss
ACER
North St. Church
U. S
Ralph P. Bull
Leo Barnett
Coats
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Middletown, N. Y
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