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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
9
The Trotting Solons completed the year by hearing cases from the annual session including miner infractions and board of review matters. Most disputes were disposed of and adjournment was set for spring. The group expressed confidence in next year’s schedule and outlined plans for amended rules.
Fragmentary notice describes a Friday basketball event at the Armory with references to Veterans and local players. The garbled text mentions tense play and someone named Maeda amid a competitive scene in a town setting.
In a tense clash Clemson University players lead Company I in a hard fought game. The score and venue are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A New York man buys Ford Stables in Goshen, acquiring the stables and property. The purchase includes the associated grounds and facilities, transferring ownership and operations to the buyer. The deal reflects a notable local business transaction in Goshen.
Readable fragments describe a Port Jervis gathering with women attendees from a long list of names. The text mentions visitors, a firemen event, and a call for the first cotton bale. It is unclear but indicates community activity and local figures attending an October or November meeting.
Cal ALC rector general urged General Liggets to issue letters of high praise for Private Oscar Zwald of Port Dodge for charging into a burning freight car with five shells and extinguishing the blaze. His fearless action likely saved lives and vast munition stores for Uncle Sam at the Multheim munition store, Coblen. If not subdued, the fire could have caused massive explosions and damage to nearby buildings housing high explosives. The piece lauds Zwald and notes broader recognition for others discharged from service, as Col. Arthur Words advances employment efforts for these veterans.
Readable fragment discusses planting currants and gooseberries among orchard trees. Mentions shrub protection, foliage moisture, and suitability of shaded locations in a garden setting. No clear names or dates available.
The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names. Readable portions point to a general distress about worries and an unspecified “pare A” referenced as a solution. No verifiable entities or events are present to ground a full news-style summary.
Elks charity committee met to plan annual Christmas day festivities for local children who otherwise receive no cheer. The group, led by Ivana A. Garner, aims to bring joy on December 25, with meetings noting memorial services and routine club business.
Frances Jennings of Florida New Jersey won a $3 560 verdict in Jersey City Supreme Court against John J Moert for injuries from a fall in a dim apartment hall. The 75 year old plaintiff sustained a fractured arm and hip claiming the hall light was out. she recovered enough to move about with crutches.
Orange County supervisors debated payment bills including Kohl’s $3,990 and others. King urged striking excess costs while Roe and Wallace offered amendments to hold or delay action, and a vote carried to hold the batch over to the next session. The Elections Committee reported.
A batch of bills totaling 3421.25 and a County Clerk and Judiciary Committee bill of 3500 were offered paid and the Board adjourned until 1 30 o'clock. Times Press claims dominance as an advertising medium with over 20000 readers daily.
Elkland Pa Rev Ralph W Rowland pastor of the Osceola and Nelson Presbyterian churches has received a call to preach at Millerton Washington DC and will move his family soon. Nelson church officers accepted his resignation with regret noting his leadership and growing membership and offerings during his tenure.
Mrs. Reyburn, once Washington society belle, seeks a divorce from Representative Reyburn. She alleges cruelty in the case that stems from their 1911 marriage to Georgia Montaine, once described as a pretty romance partner.
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