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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1919

Page

2

Christmas Clubs in Banks Hold $90,000 for Depositors

Banks report Christmas clubs totaling about $90,000 with nearly $99,900 expected to be paid out during the upcoming week. The practice, aimed at encouraging thrift, sees banks noting no direct loss from such programs though future business could rise in coming years. The Middletown Savings Bank maintains a club while other banks promote similar schemes to boost savings.

Foluwine Chosti S Clio Wien Ty Law Pune Middletown Sevingt Bank Benks Peter Momasabuny

Jackson Post Elects Officers Tuesday Evening

Jackson Post Elects Officers Tuesday Evening details list Commander Francius A Clarke Senior View Gillmander J Home beck Janter View Commander Charles B Wood Quartermaster Joseph F Terhune J A Pate Omer roof the Dag L We way Officer of the Guard George We Read Chaplain Goistas $2 Phak Surgeng Flonay MO Plewe Major William b Uptuee election results incomplete and garbled

Francuis A. Clarke Senier Gillmander

Fire Night Invitation For New York Guard Members

A January Tuesday evening event invites members of Company 1 First Regiment New York Guard to attend a duneheon and chowder gathering hosted by Captain Jackson Inez.

Rirst Meg Tient New York Guard Jackson Inez

Appeals Court Hears Argument in Cohen Appeal

Albany December 2 The Court of Appeals heard the appeal of Ueckie Cohen respondent in the matter against One New York Ontary and Western State Company. The case seeks judgment reducing a fragment for the plaintiff at the New York trial term. Damages claimed relate to a rights dispute involving Watts Oakes and Bright of Middletown who appeared for the appellant.

Albany Court of Appeals Ueckie Cohen Adgninigtrairix New York Ontary Etath Wa. Company Appellant First Department Lasbendohnright Watts, Oakes and Bright Middletown

Wood Alcohol Death Investigated in Goshen Man

Goshen December 2 coroner's inquiry likely to expand from the sudden death of Earl at the Goshen Emergency Hospital. Dr. Condict said the investigation will determine if death was caused by alcohol or natural causes after attending physician Dr. Henry Youngs reported possible alcohol involvement in a concoction allegedly prepared at a Newburgh drug store. Coroner Horace A. Sheldon of Port Jervis was notified.

Times-Press Goshen Sanford Aa Daniel T. Condict Earl Ated Earl Condict Henry Youngs Newburgh Horace A. Sheldon Port Jervis

Flagman killed by train near Blae Point

Newburgh, Dec. 3 A flagman Ernest Schaffer of Kingston was struck and killed while switching cars on the West Shore near Blae Point shortly after 4 this morning. Coroner Tucker visited the scene and returned an accidental death verdict.

Times-Press Newbourkch Cara Blae Point Ernest Schaffer Kingston Tucker

Students Learn Calculating Machines at York Commerce School

Officials from the York office supervised a demonstration on calculating machines at the School of Commerce from 1:69 to 3:15 p.m. Miss Gertrude Pudien led the session with several students present including Miss Coburg and Miss Trien. A “Sales” Club gathering was hosted by Miss Elin Perk at 46 Lake Avenue. Ad for Sterizo sore throat remedy and drug store sale noted.

York School of Commerce Rhodes Gertrude Pudien New York FL Is. Tucker Port Jervis Padlen Gdadis Coburg Gertrnete Otrien Mise Tarkin Rus Eo Elin Perk Lake Avenue

President delays railroad message pending talks with lawmakers

Washington December 3 President Wilson will not begin preparations on a special message on the railroad situation until Director General Hines has conferred with Senator Cummins and Representative Bach on pending railroad bills. It is intimated the status of legislation might be such that the President would not regard it necessary to address Congress on the subject.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Hines Cuminins Bach Congress

Ford Newberry Investigation Authorized By Senate

Washington Dec 3 The Senate adopted Senator Poemerene s resolution authorizing an inquiry into the Ford Newberry senatorial election. The Privileges and Elections Committee will conduct the hearings, which are not expected to begin until after the holidays.

Associated Press Washington Senate Poemerene Privileges and Election Committee

Fred E. Vance Held in $500 Bail

Testimony centers on commissions and goods sold involving Fred E. Vance with questions about papers, receipts, and proceeds. Witnesses describe who left with Vance and whether sheets or documents were provided, while bail set at $500.

Fred E. Vance Mr. Hoyece Sutton A. Jy

Advertising Edge of Times Reas Draws 20000 Daily Readers

As an advertising medium the Times reas has no competitor in this section. Over 20,000 readers each day.

Timesreas Adv Vimes Press

Engagement of auctioneer case ends with cash loss claim

The trial centers on Vance who hired as auctioneer disputes a $129 shortage after a sale. Mrs Sutton as cashier testifies she handed over $285 from proceeds while noting specific sums. Defense argues no intent to steal and questions credibility, while plaintiff claims ownership and misappropriation.

Mr. Vance Sutton Vance Mrs. Sutton Royce Gardner Starr Vanze Miistaken Chance My. Vanze Mr. Horton

Court hears case as crowd fills courtroom

A hearing before the Recorder Judge drew a full crowd with spectators standing and listening as testimony described money handling at a sale. The defendant claimed no prior criminal convictions while the recorder ruled evidence sufficient to bind for the grand jury, keeping bail at 500 dollars.

Recorder

Port Jervis Club opposes deer closed season plan

Port Jervis Red and Gold Club in a Tuesday meeting adopted resolutions opposing a proposed closed season for deer and plans to contact Liberty Monticello Fellsboro and Middletown clubs urging adoption of six similar resolutions.

Times-Press Port Jervis Red Gop Liberty Monticello Fellsbore

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