Annual donation day for Middletown Day Nursery donors
The Middletown Day Nursery held its annual donation day on Thursday November 23 with many locals contributing. Donors included Mrs George Hamm with apples and cereal, Miss Grace Colwell beans and canned goods, Mrs J E Leemon sugar, A J Holmbeck five dollars, Mrs Edward Burhans jelly, and Mrs L G Ellinberger six glasses, among others. Readable entries list baskets, canned goods, jars of jelly, cereals, crackers, rice, and toys from numerous residents and friends.
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Middletown
Clarence Ghee
Hulizlander
H. Ronk
Mary Weed
Richard Bircher
Catherine Vernon
A. H. Prat
Edward Burhans
Charles Higham
L. G. Ellinberger
George H. Vernon, Jr
Siz
Ralston
Aliss Martha
Hulse
Fannie
W. BH. E. Morrison
A. J. Holmbeck
Odell Hathawer
A& Friend
Hertin & Dennis
B. P. Fiorr
Jem
Ella VanFleet
J. V. Demerest
Thomas C. Rogers
Geo. Clemson
Charles Young
A. F. Pierce
H. D. Rockafellow
James Turhill
Jennie Terwilliger
G. F. Diese
Misses Stack
Decker
I. CG. Purdy
Knapp
Leo. Barnett
Alex. Merritt
Medical Examination Day Observed Statewide
The State Department of Health urges universal medical checks with paid physician exams or free city dispensary services. New York City and other large cities are observing the day, while some cities, including ours, are slower to implement the initiative.
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State Department of Health
New York City
Squadrons to Return Home for Muster Out
Squadron A of New York cavalry and Troop A of Maryland cavalry will return to their home stations for muster out of the Federal service on the arrival of the First Alabama Cavalry Regiment ordered to the border. Squadron A is at McAllen and Troop A at Eagle Pass.
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Washington
New York
Maryland
Alabama
New York Cavalry
McAllen
Treoy A
Eagle Pass
Annual Masquerade Held by State Hospital Club Proves Big Event
The Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital's State Hospital Club hosted its second annual masquerade in Amusement Hall. From eight to one the hall buzzed with merriment as attendees dressed in carnival of nations costumes. Prizes went to both elegant and grotesque outfits, with Emma Slack winning best ladies costume and Dr. W A Schmitz best gentleman's costume. The event featured a grand march, dancing, a student chorus, and prizes sponsored by Vorelin Costume Company of New York.
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State Hospital Club
Middletown State
Fifer
Twele Sam
Miss Columbia
Messrs. Stevens
Lunney
Ben. Allen W.corwin
Hospital ‘Board of Managers
Alicia Nelson
Demeresis
Chertes Wolff, Jr
L. Stern
Wolf
Hhis
Emma F. Slack
W. A. Schmitz
Wolff
Lewis Bloom
Rosille M. Tolles
Middletown
Mc Williams
Deisseroth
Rollmer
Gordon
Gardner
Seasholtz
W. C. Seasholtz
Helen C. Hares
Anna
Hasbrouck
Paul Crow
Miss Fares
Thomas Stevens
J. L. Williams
Terwilliger Music
Mr. Seasholtz
B. D. Davis
Frown Hunter
Daggett Indicted in Jewel Theft Case
New York report says Arthur P. Desgett of Larchmont was indicted by the grand jury in General Sessions for grand larceny over the theft last month of jewels valued at 65 000 dollars belonging to Mrs. E H Harriman.
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New York
Arthur P. Desgett
Larchmont
E HL Harriman
Medical Society Meets in Goshen
The Orange County Medical Society holds its annual meeting this afternoon in Goshen at the moving picture hall. Dr A B Wadsworth of Alban will present a paper on Serum Treatment for Pneumonia, discussed by Drs D B Hardenbergh and A A Wescott. Dr Donald Gordon of New York will read on Treatment of Fractures, with discussion led by Drs Charles Townsend and J B Swartwout.
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Orange County Medical Society
Moving Picture Hall
Goshen
A. B. Wadsworth
State Laboratories
Alban
D. B. Hardenbergh
A. A. Wescott
Donald Gordon
New York City
Charles Townsend
3. B. Swartwout
Columbia College Receives 660 000 Gift for Business School
New York December 5 Columbia University announced a gift of 609 000 to build and equip a new school of business. The donor requests anonymity in a letter to President Nicholas Murray Butler stating graduates lack business knowledge, hindering early career success.
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New York
Columbia University
Resterd
School of Business
Nichblast Murray Butler
Chamber of Commerce committee to meet for permanent secretary
The Chamber of Commerce committee on securing a permanent secretary will meet this evening. It is expected an out of town applicant for the post will attend. The committee members are John H. Morrison, Fred S. Rogers and Stanley Millspaugh. On Saturday the Woman Suffrage Club hosts a rummage sale at Merritts Store, 5 James Street. Those with clothes, pictures, books, shoes or old jewelry may contribute by notifying Miss Mary Norris at the State Hospital or Mrs.
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Chamber of Commerce
John H. Morrison
Fred S. Rogers
Stanley Millspaugh
Puturuay
We Womans Suffrage Club
Merritt's
James Street
Mary Norris
State Hospital
John Erskine Ward
James Fundy Sinsabaush
Crawford Branch
Dora Elder
Jersey City
Isabelle Weller
Charles Kelly
Horden Avenue
James E. Gibbs
West Main Street
Court Assignments of Ninth District Court Schedule
Dutchess county opens the first supreme court term on Tuesday in January with Justice Morschauser presiding. Addison Youngs takes April, Platt in June, Arthur S. Young in November, and Pompzins in November for the Ninth District docket. Morschauser also serves multiple terms in Westchester, Orange, Putnam, and Rockland counties, with special terms in Grange and others, reflecting a busy regional schedule and limited compulsory terms.
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Poughkeepsie
Supreme Court Tal
Dutchess County
Poughkeepe
Jaw
Marschauser
Addison Youngs
Platt
Relmy
Arthur
Pompzins
Youns
Eiven
Supreme Court
Ninth Juadicial District
Appellara
Supremne Court
Second
Sediclal Department
Morschauser
Fort 1
Westchester County
Parc [II
Oerher Im Part UE
Orance County
Goshen
Petnam County
Rockland
Justice Morschauser
Althoush Justiee Morschauser
Petche
Hin Clin
Plan Dedicatories for Reopening of Pine Bush Church
Pine Bush December 5 plans detail the reopening of the Methodist Episcopal Church on December 12 at 2 30 with district superintendent Dr F L H Deming in charge and Rev J Lewis Hartfock preaching the dedication sermon. A supper serves at 6 30 and a week of services features speakers from Kingston Graham s United Presbyterian Pine Bush and Canaan Conn plus Sunday Sacrament and evening sermons by Rev J A N Dickson and Rev George E Wright.
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Pine Bush
Methodist Episcopal Church
FL HL Deming
Newburgh
J. Lewis Hartfock
Trinity Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
PC. Wevant
Kingston
James A. R. Dickson
Graham
United Presbyterian Church
Grace M. Roraback
Canaan
Conn
W. Flal
George E. Wright
Jns
A. N. Dickson
Graham's
Reformed and
United Presbyterian
New Prospect Church
Jas. AL RR
Dickson
Methodist Episcopal
James A. BR. Dickson
A. J. Slater
Oelock Sharp
Missionary Society of
Wallkill Grange Elects Officers
Wallkill River Grange held its annual election on Monday evening at Grease Hall selecting officers for the coming year. Master Frank Katy was chosen. Overseer Charles B. Connor. Lecturer James Feeney. Steward Hermin Blummel. Stewardess Iriing O. Dermin. Chaplain Mrs. Sarah Bull. Gate Keeper G. L. Sayer. Ceres Mrs. Frank Kain. Pomona Mrs. John Keeney. Lady Steward Miss Annaames Keener. Officers named include c. W. Hort. The meeting is set for January 5 with special arrangements noted.
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Wallki
River Grange
Grease Hall
Frank Katy
Charles B. Connor
James Feeney
Stewand
Hermin
Willard M. Claant Stewoard
Annaames Keener
Local Masons at Goshen Ceremony
Goshen Lodge No conferred the third degree of candidates Monday evening at a regular lodge meeting. Worshipful Master Chappell assisted by several from the city with Ernest S. Hilsdorf presiding at the organ. Middletown attendees included C H Pickard Dusenberr J Noble Wood John Ock E R Davenport. The session impressed all present and was well conducted by Goshen officials.
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Goshen Lodge
Chappell
Blvd
Gott
Lo Wo Davey
Haresy
Kingsland
Ernest S. Hilsdorf
Middletown
C. H. Pickard
Dusenberrs
J. Noble Wood
John Ock
E.R. Davenport
Ube
Gosden
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver Aid For Digestion
Stomach upset prompts thousands to seek Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle alternative to calomel. The vegetable formula with olive oil is said to stimulate liver and bowels, easing indigestion and bad taste. Take one or two at bedtime. 10c and 25c per box.
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