Schedule of Middletown Bowling League Debut
The Middletown Bowling League schedule announced by Bert Matthews of Empire Alleys outlines matches from December to February. Teams include Ells, Jr. O U A M, Ind Goshen, Elks, and Goshen with dates scattered across December January and February.
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Middletown
Bert Matthews
Empire Alleys
Ellis
Ind. Goshen
Elks
Ind
Goshen
Jr. O. GU. A. AL
Elks Ind
A. M
McAdoo Warns of Heavy Deficit in 1911 Report
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo presents the annual US finances for the year ended June 30 1911 warning of a heavy deficit. He urges strict economy by citizens saving and lending to the government and lasting self denial of pleasures to ensure a steady supply stream for national forces.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Christmas Sale at Christ Church Ad Promises Free Admission
Jottings announce a Christmas sale at Christ Church on December 6 and 7 with free admission. A supper is offered from 5:30 pm. An advertisement features Miss Lucille Landers, impersonator, at the Presbyterian Church Friday evening December 7 with 25 cent admission.
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Christ Church
Knights of Columbus mobilize aid for war relief in Goshen
Goshen December report shows Supreme Council pledging funds to support American troops in France. Local council plans forty eight wards and fifteen more rooms with secretaries aiding distribution. Expenditures total about 1,192,250 dollars this year with a goal to raise 2,000 dollars locally to sustain war relief operations.
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Goshen
Knights of Columbus
France
T Cael
Presid
Exstead
Goshen Council
Keights of Columbus
Bernard Dowd
Bernard Dulsk
Pine Island
Jobo Clunun
James McVeigh
New Thampston
James Reilly
George Kain
Chester
B. J. Grabowski
Mount Eve
J. J. Downes
Maple Avenue
E. Kelly
Southfields
Thomas Ohford
Arden and
Harriman
PLAN BENEFIT DANCE IN GOSHEN FOR WAR FUND
Goshen December 6 instates a dance and card party for Christmas night at the High School auditorium. A $2 per couple donation funds the Mercy War Fund run by a committee of Misses JF and TH Mutherland, with other members including Luther-Tang and Percy Iver.
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Goshen
Dec
Aml Luther- Tang
Percy Iver
TH. Mutherland
Russ M
Transfer nine men of detachment to field hospital
Word has been received in this city of nine transfers from the Sanitary Detachment First X Infantry to the First New York Field Hospital under Major MLAL Stivers. Named are Privates Hare Lane Sengsiacken Markle Wilson Martin Dair VanLean Blake Featherston. Caskey buys interest in Schoonover & Kalmbach firm, to be Schoonover & Cask7.
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New York Field Hospital
ML AL Stivers
James H. Hare
Arthur T. Lane
Harry Sengsiacken
Legrang Markle
Wison HK. Martin
Richard Y. Dair
Howard W. VanLean
Earl W. Blake
Frank E. Featherston
Caskey
My L. Cisker
Jacob Kalmbach
Schoonover & Kelmbach
Schoonover & Cask 7 BR
Chief Long Relected at International Police Convention
Washington December 6 Reelection of President Stichael T Long of Newari and all other officers with Kansas Curry chosen as 1918 meeting place occupied yesterday's session of the International Association of Chief Police convention Chief MecConach of this city attends the gathering Moose Heart Legion to hold a regular meeting this evening at o'clock members urged to be present promptly at opening.
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Chief Long
Washington
Stichael T. Long
Newari
Kansas Curry
International Association of Chief Police
Moose Heart Legion
Palm oil industry proposed in British Honduras
A proposal suggests launching an oil production industry in British Honduras using the costume palm, a tree noted for prolific growth in the region, to develop a new economic venture.
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British Honduras
South's Women Help Soldiers Plan Bath Attachments
Spartanburg South Carolina December 6 1917 Tryon North Carolina volunteers move to aid Camp Wadsworth troops by funding and installing hot water shower baths near artillery ranges. A town mayor and citizens raised 146 dollars plus in kind gifts to equip baths for soldiers. Over 200 soldiers from Camp Wadsworth were hosted in local homes for dinner in recent days as part of a larger effort to invite every man in the camp to dine with Spartanburg families.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Tryon
N. C
Grassy Rock
Wadsworth Bers
Missildime
Wadsworth
New Wage Scale for Anthracite Miners and Fuel Contract Oversight
The 154000 anthracite mine workers and 1.5 million coal regions residents are affected by a wage and price fix, with President Wilson authorizing a 35 cent per ton increase dating from Dec 1. The Fuel Administration plans direct supervision of coal contracts, requiring approval for operators and wholesalers and enforcing six month delivery start. Garfield notes price reductions in many domestic coal markets and says licensing coal operators or dealers is not being considered.
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Pennsylvania
S. D. Warriner
Wilson
Washington
The
Fuel Administration
Garfield
J. Garfield
Rear End Collision Is Fatal
A rear end collision near a curve killed the express baggage master and two freight brakemen. Switch miscommunication sent both trains onto the westbound track, causing a wreck that tore the caboose and entombed the crew as the bodies burned before rescue could reach them.
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Susquehanna
Springstead
Express
Jerry O'Con
Building Reopens Plans After Fire Damages 26 James Street
Fire at 26 James Street owned by Leo Barnet caused extensive damage. Insurance adjusters from New York, Brooklyn and Newark settled with Barseu, Stein er, and others including Rob ert Dugdale and Mrs. M. J. Dunham. Barnett announced remodeling of the entire structure with repairs and modernized features. Charles Breiner will expand his automobile accessories store after Dugdale retires from the grocery business. Breiner plans to move stock back once repairs finish. Damages to Middletown Paper and Faint Co. stock were also adjusted yesterday.
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Leo Barnet
James Street
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Mr. Barseu
Charles M. Steiner
Robert Dugdale
M. J. Dunham
John 3
Nilan
Samuel Gray
Wade
Barnett
WOSI
Robert Dugdate
deHcalessen
Charles M. Breiner
OSS
Degdale
Breiner
Drafted Men May Enlist in Army Up to Dec 15
Newburgh December 6 Sergeant John Beach at the army recruiting station on 66 Water Street reports an urgent push for more enlistments by December 15. Registrants may report for physical examination and choose their branch, with incentives for dependents and varied trades listed from auto mechanics to machinists and welders.
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Newburgh
John Beach
Army
Water Street
United States
Naval Service
Train wreck leaves engineer perilously injured and cars ablaze
A freight and express train wreck near Susquehanna left engineer Jack Kelly badly injured, with passengers moved to Susquehanna Memorial Hospital. Flames were extinguished after about an hour as debris and Christmas packages littered the ground. government automobiles in a freight car escaped serious damage. Port Jervis passengers were served luncheon.
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Jack’ Kelly
Susquehanna Memorial Hospital
Lemon
Susquehanna
Port Jervis
WEDDINGS Harding-Branning and Grace Sisco unions
Harding and Branning wed at the bride’s home on December 3 in a noon ceremony attended by immediate relatives. Charles Cimion Harding, stationed as First Lieutenant U S R, will report to Camp Stanier on December 15 after a brief honeymoon at Atlantic City. Grace M Sisco and other couples also announced.
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Harding—Branning
Charles Cimion Harding
James G. Harding
West Main Street
Barnard School
Sroom
Phillips Exeter Academy
Princeton University
Yale Forestry School
Atlantic City
Camp Stanier
Leon Springs
Texas
Godfrey
Brayton
Brooklyn
Dili Godfrey
Middletown
Grace Anna Brayton
Frederick H. Brayton
Freeport
L. F
John F. Carson
Central Presbyterian Church
Abbie C. Godirer
John Breitbach
Godirer
152Nd Depot Brigade
Camp Upton
Hally—Sisco
Grace M. Sisco
Viadhetown
James J. Hally
Fallsburg
Richard Sisco
McEwen Street
Warwick
James Bristow
Hold Up Probate Of Jansen Will Delayed In Enburg
Probate of James H. Jansen’s will, who died last August at 83, was postponed by Surrogate John B. Sveim while determining Ella Cranz of Hingston status regarding estate disposition. The will, drafted by Simona Vemooy, leaves $100 in trust for burial plot upkeep at Bramaswirth Rural Cemetery, with the remainder to Jesse Ostrander. estate consists of personal property only.
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Enburgh
James H. Jansen
Benkardi Avenue
John B. Sveim
Yesterdy
Ella Cranz
Hingston
Simona Vemooy
Crawford
Jansen
Bramaswirth
Wister County
Jesse Ostrander
First Ward Red Cross Committee Meeting Tonight
The First Ward Committee related to the Christmas membership campaign will meet at the Red Cross rooms this evening at 7 50 p m. All committee members are requested to be present at the appointed time.
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First Ward Committee
RED Cross
First Ward
Lectures on Reformation Continue at First Church
Rev O B Swift Ph D pastor of the First Congregational Church continued his series on the Reformation Wednesday evening. The lectures are forceful, informative and entertaining. Next Wednesday will compare Luther with Zwingli, following last night's discussion of the Swiss theologian.
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O. B. Swift
First Congregational Church
Mr. Swift
Luther
Zwingli
Roosevelt Ends War Message Endorsed by The Kansas City Star
Theodore Roosevelt backs the President's wartime message in The Kansas City Star editorial, urging grim resolve and wholehearted effort to translate pledges into action. He warns the people must not tolerate government failures and will back officials who carry out the pledge to defeat Germany.
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Kansas City
Theoidore Roosevelt
Eist
Germany
Child dies from burns after delay in care
Kingston report details the death of eight year old Sadie Miller from severe burns suffered at home in Samsonville. She died at Kingston City Hospital at 2:19 p.m. after hours of agony before medical aid could reach her.
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Kingston
Sadie Miller
Kingston City Hospital
Samsonville
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