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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
10
The Tunes Press markets itself as the leading advertising medium in the section with over 20 000 readers daily, highlighting vast reach for businesses and brands seeking local exposure.
The New York State American Legion plans its September 1920 convention in Albany. Discussions include forming women’s auxiliary posts and renaming posts from president to commander and secretary to adjutant. The constitution will align with national by laws and committees will be formed.
Dr. F W Lac law, supervisor of the Orange Rockland Ulster and Delaware counties Board of Health, visited Harriman on Saturday. Socials and visits include Miss Marion Bumpus birthday party with a donated piano, Epworth league social, Junior League birthday social, and Thanksgiving activities by local families and Boy Scouts.
Thanksgiving greetings and family visits dominate the column. Mrs. George Woolsey and others spend the holiday with relatives in Newburgh and Washing tonville. Mrs. Andrew Moser joins her sister in Newburgh. Mrs. Charles D. Romaine returns home after a visit. Theodore Totten resigns from Arden Farms Dairy. Girl Scouts announce a December 19 play at Gillette Hall titled Rosemary. Several families host and travel for Thanksgiving including the Fowlers, Ketchums, Cargans, and Joneses. A new daughter is reported for Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy, and Miss AleLee Coerneies prepares for her thirteenth birthday celebration.
Mrs Moses Beal spent part of Wednesday in Newburgh and Mrs Marion Powers shared Tuesday there. Mrs Meeker will give the first dressmaking lesson on Friday evening. All the ladies are asked to bring pencil and paper.
Miss Agnes Clarke closes her summer residence Meath Hill and travels to Brooklyn for the winter. Charles Cornin of Hornell visited Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs Bo Cern Vartanis. Bezirpiaih spent two weeks in New York City then returned home. N F cousin Whinan Har and GH tet Me Mapes share updates on local residents and travel.
An advertisement promotes Korein based weight loss claiming 16 to 60 pounds or more loss via breathing routines and seven steps. It promises a cash return and a free book from Korein Company New York City, urging readers to buy oil of Korein capsules at low price and improve appearance and vigor.
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