Wallkill Grange Annual Election Held at Grange Hall
Wallkill Grange members met at Grange Hall on Monday evening to elect officers for the coming year. Installations will occur the first Monday in January with officers named as Master Susie Laskew, Overseer G L Sayer, Lecturer James Keener, Steward Arnu J Comfort, Assistant Steward Herman Blimmel, Chaplain Mrs Sarah C Bull, Treasurer Charles B Connor, Secretary Albert W Keener, Gate Keeper Deu L Bates, Ceres Emma Earle, Pomona M H Connor, Flora Don L Bates, Ladies Assistant Steward Mrs Frank G Kain, Trustee Willard M Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill
Cnaplain
Sarah C. Bull
Charles B. Conner
Alpert W. Keener
Deu L. Bates
Ceres
Emma Earle
Pomona
M. H. Connor
Fiora
Don L. Bates
Frank G. Kain
Willard M. Clark
Rate increases approved for Western rail lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed freight rate increases on iron and steel articles up to 40 percent for Western railroads. The raises are not as large as the carriers had requested, but still authorize higher shipping costs.
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Br Associated Press
Washington
Irom
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Body of drowned boy recovered near Perrine’s Bridge
Kingston Dee reports the body of Eric Carlstrom, aged boy, who drowned with his brother while skating on the Wailkill river near Perrine's Bridge on Friday afternoon was recovered yesterday around 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston. Dee
Eric, Carlstrom
Wailkill
Perrine
160 000 A R men may ask more pay
Wage demands from more than 100000 members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen may be added to those presented to railroads. W S Carter, president, says a vote on whether to ask for more money will follow chairmen’s decision. Demands affect about 259000 men nationwide with a 40 percent raise sought. Railroads have until December 31 to respond. Meetings set for December 13 in Chicago to discuss higher pay and possible joint railroad action within ten days in New York or Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of
Order of
Carter
Brotherhood
United States
Chicago
New York
Washington
Brotherhoods
NY O&W Railroad expands yard and new road links
The New York Ontario and Western Railroad enlarges its holdings in town. A new siding is being laid by the supply and store house near North Street. A road from the store house to Wisner avenue enables electric trucks to move goods between the supply house and depot. The work enhances rail operations and saves time for the railroad. Farmers arrive for the Orange County Farm Bureau meeting, with John Bluebell addressing attendees. A new residence at Short street and Linden avenue nears completion for Phillip H. Minshull. Joseph Merganz, injured in a fatal motorcycle crash, is recovering. WW Harold Wilson leaves for service in New York City, a former O&W engine repair employee. Church services at North Street Congregational Church feature Rev. J. E. Smoribh, with sermons on faith and stewardship. Harry Carpenter, once with the O&W, earns a Coast Artillery commission. Howard Puff secures a position in the O&W superintendent’s office. Pupils and parents express pride amid these local changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Ontario and Western
North Street
Fen Leid Avenue
New York
Wisner Avenue
Wickham Avenue
Bloomingourg State Road
Orange Country Farm Bureau
Show Shop
John Bluebell
New York Seats Food Commission
Short Street
Linden Avenue
Phillip H. Minshull
Phillip AH. Minshull
Sam
Harold Wilson
W. G. Wilson
Bescon Street
New York City
Wilson
North Street Congregational Church
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted For Stomach Ailments
A Chicago stomach specialist argues that daily cathartics fail to remove poisonous bile. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is marketed as a cure for stomach liver and intestinal issues. The ad claims vast patient restorations and urges purchase through local druggists. Nearby, Linden Avenue School wins a Times-Press prize for best color page with Miss Vivian Ritch. Personal notes mention Paula Dienst in New York and Charles Newkirk returning to Bridgeport. Gordon Wilson visits from Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mayr
Linden Avenue School
Vivian Ritch
Times-Press
Paula Dienst
New York City
Charles Newkirk
Bridgeport
Conn
Mr. Newkirk
a / Seeholzer
Gordon Wilson
Cornell University
Smith Street
Personal life notes and society events in Paterson area
Robert Cunningham Jr of Washington DC retires after a holiday visit with his parents in the city. William C Hehn and family plan to move to Marbrook after visiting Tarrytown and NYC. Helen the actor is starring at Proctor's Theatre NYC. Navy electrician Herbert R Tice remains at Newport RI. Bord sprained ankle after church ice slip. Former Mayor and Mrs Edwood return to Academy Ave for winter. Mrs Schulz returns from Binghamton. Floyd Hincy to Detroit for work. Mrs John D Stivers and daughter Janet visit NYC and Yonkers. Dr Harvey S DeWitt had a successful Roosevelt Hospital operation and plans to return home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Edwood
Passaic
N. J
Academy Avenue
A. H. Schulz
Beattie
Harvey S. DeWitt
Roosevelit Hospital
New York
Obituary of Mrs Azabah L King and family ties
Mrs Azabah L King daughter of Dr J N V D Pronk and Azabah Little born Boston March 13 1834 married Silas L King a railroad contractor. They lived in Vermont Massachusetts Indianapolis and Bradford. She died in 1901. Sister of the late James Prank she was a Grace Episcopal Church member. Funeral at Home for Aged Women Wednesday at 5 pm with interment in Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azabah L. King
Ims
Grace Episcopal Church
Hillside
Obsequies for Willem Edwin Brown Held Privately
The funeral of Willem Edwin Brown was conducted privately at 1 o clock this afternoon at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur A Brown 33 Roosevelt Avenue. Rev Dr E Van Dyke Wight led the service. Interment followed in the family plot at Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburgh Watch the Times-Press Want Ad Columns Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edwin Brown
Willem Edwin Brown
Arthur A. Brown
Roosevelt Avenue
E. van Dyke Wight
Wallkill Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
Proud of record made by two sons in wartime service
Former Justice Emer E Johnson of Midgistown boasts that his two sons are "doing their bit" as both volunteered for service in World War I. Joseph F. E. Johnson, a licensed officer, was assigned as keeper of the Kaiser Wilhelm II, a German vessel interned by the United States. Elmer E. Johnson Jr. was commissioned a captain at Fort Niagara and held prominent engineering and railroad posts before joining military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emer E. Johnson
Joseph FE. Johnson
Eer
United States
England
France
Reusia
Johnson
Swansea
Wales
California
Ward Line
U. S
Burnside
Spain
Paltimore Medical College
University of Pennsylvania
E. B. Harriman
Arden
Glenmere Lake
Orange County
Lord i Warg Lodge
Tuxedo Park
Midland
Geayfor
New York City
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Buffalo
Camp Meade
Mmidh
Soldier dies at Camp Wadsworth in accidental shooting
Spartanburg S C Dec Private Antonio Massucci of Battery D 106th Field Artillery was shot and died hours later in his tent at Camp Wadsworth. Official investigation begun. Names of other tent occupants withheld. Massucci from Buffalo. Private Joseph L Eddy promoted provisional Second Lieutenant of artillery and assigned as aide to Brig Gen Phillips. The Over There Club is Yale and Harvard students who joined the army. Camp Wadsworth unit details mention Privates Hollander Windmill Johnson Bartlett Vanderbilt.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Antonio Massucci
D. 106Th Field Artillery
Camp Wadsworth
Massucci
Buffalo
Joseph L. Eddy
Secord
Phillips
Eddy
Yale
Barvard
Johnson
Bartlett
Vanderbilt
Ambition Pills for Nervous People Ad
Advertisement for Wendell’s Ambition Pills promising vigor and vitality for nervous debility. Sold for 59 cents with maker’s refund guarantee through Tut hill & Terhune and various dealers. claims aid for hysteria trembling and neuralgia and notes alcohol tobacco and overwork as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuthill & Terhene
Wendell
Tuthill & Terhune
Not Likely to Close Schools in Winter Plan
Superintendent James F. Turhill argues against using schools to save coal in January and February. He says winter closures would waste student time, while summer work could aid farming without reducing national coal savings. He notes past summers saw students help farms significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fuel Administration
Washington
James F. Turhil
Times-Press
Association in Session Monday
Liberty Street School Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting at the school on Monday evening. Rev. F. P. Hunter spoke on supervised playgrounds, advocating a city playground for children under trained leadership with healthful recreational value. The gathering discussed housing and recreation conditions and noted material from The Survey and The American City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street School Parent-Teacher Association
F. P. Hunter
Morehouse Recovers After Fall Behind Holmes Music Co
Floyd Morehouse a 23 year old chauffeur employed by Charles A Donatiate was injured when he slipped from a car while helping to lead a piano and fell into a stairway at the rear of Holmes Music Co. He was found on the street today and is recovering.
Lane Transferred Within Army From Camp Wadsworth
Word reached this city that Private Arthur T. Lane of the Sanitary Detachment First Infantry stationed at Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg South Carolina has been transferred to the First Field Hospital under Major M A Stivers command this city Watch the Times Press Wanted Columnus advertisement.
Gets-It Turns Corn into Joyful Liberty Walks
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the greatest corn dis covery. It claims 2 Brops and Gorns Peel Gif offer quick relief, calling it a liberty inducing product with a playful slogan about the Statue of Liberty and a Liberty bottle.
Whiskey in disguise as shoe polish seized in Spartanburg
Police and military authorities intercepted a trunk shipped from Baltimore labeled as shoe polish and found 36 quarts of whiskey valued over 200 dollars. The box addressed to Sam Smith & Co was hauled by a Black man with a drag and taken to the station. The trunk remains unclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Camp Wadsworth
Baltimore
Byard
Express
Poiice
Sam Smith & Co
Tare
Jones Shoe Polish Company
Obody
Red Cross Fair Receipts Earn Aim At 300 Plus
The Red Cross bazaar is closed and receipts are not yet final due to unpaid bills. Officials estimate net receipts will total at least 300 and likely exceed that amount, reflecting diligent effort by organizers and workers.
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Red Cross
Funeral for Fire Victim Parcival L Longworth Held Dec 5
The funeral for Parcival L. Longworth, victim of the James Street fire, is set for Wednesday at 1:30 PM. It will be at Isaac J. Hasbrouck Funeral Parlors, 201 North Street, with interment at Wallkitt Cemetery in Phillipsburg, officiated by Rev Dr F L Vauke Wight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Post
Goshen
Richard Jerome Wilson
Murray Camp
Sons of Veterans
Hillside Cementery
Parcival L. Longworth
James Street
Isaac J. Hasbrouck
North Street
Wallkitt Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
FL Vauke Wight
Health officer says no jurisdiction in Longworth inquiry
Health Officer J. L. Hanmer stated he has no jurisdiction in the Percival Longworth fire death inquiry because the man had prior medical attendance. He noted that if Longworth had died without medical care, the officer would consider an investigation and refer the case to Coroner George Rackett for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hanmer
Percival Longword
Longworth
George 4. Rackett
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Notizie Dal Fronte Italiano
Gti
Loro Violenza
Ritienev
Parigi, Dic
Afttacchi Sustratedeschi Sul Fronte Baiiano Sono Wtalmente
Fermari, Questa Fermata Eda Attribuirsi Ad Uma Mosso Snolto Strategica
Berlizo
Allant Solianea
Haliana
Divisioni
Horeovici Regolari
Uni Temporanea Resa
Yoffensiva Verra
Vicenzi Sara’lobimttivo del Generale Conraf
Quarta Artanti Traiana
Questa Alternativa C’attesa Ansiosaiente
Coipive Prima
Ecenuo
Sinistro
Tatilea di Verdun
Wallkill Grange
Susie L. Askew
Borden’s
Seth
Eagle the Origin
Borden’s Condensed Milk CO
ST. Mary's Guild
St. Mary's Guild of
Grace Church
Hotel Continental
Broadway
41St St
N. Y.C
Grand Central
Penna. R. R
Bryant
Duncan
Middletown Storage Battery Co
Henry Street
C. M. Breiner
J. A. Lyons
S. T. Randall
Rus
Merganz
Joseph Merganz
Middletown Stooming Burg
Morgant
North Street Congregational
B. E. Smith
Charles H. Reynolds
E. Smoribh
Heynods
Harry Carpenter
Ontario
Howard Puff
C. H. Mopkins
New York O. & W
Mr. Pull
Western Union
Ellenville
Robert Cunningham, Jr
Washington, D. C
Robert Cunningham
City
William C. Hehn
Beacon Street
Hom
Tarrytown
Marbrook
Hehn
William C. Hehn, Jr
Billy
Helen
Proctor’s Theatre
Herbert R. Tice
O. ‘Tice
Grant Street
U. S. Navy
Newport, R
Hos
C. J. Bord
James] Street
Floyd Hincy
Detroit
Mich
John D.stivers
Janet
J. W. Trauser
Yonkers
E. E. Johnson
Uncle Sam
Supt
Tuthill
Association
Liberty Street
Columnus
E. Lawrence & Co
Middletown
McMonagle , Rogers
Chambers’ Bros
J. Erskine Mills and
Tuthill’s Pharmacy
Atha H
Wadsworth
Cornwall Sanitarium Co
Baker-Rose Sanitarium
Ralph Waidoe Thompson
Cornwall Sanitarium
Address Cornwall Sanitarium Co
Cormwallorn-Huedsor
Cornwall
Siz
Ketchum
C. & W. Coal
North St
Middletown, N. Y
Norw Sea
Rehl
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