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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
3
Local congregations plan organized canvassing with volunteers to visit members. North Congregational and Second Congregational note canvass times and assembly at church, with schedules for calling, brief talks, and follow up visits to complete the outreach in about three hours.
Evening and weekend worships listed for St John’s A M E Zion Faith Mission and Holy Name Church Osville Bloomingburg St Pauls Bullville with mass times and special testimo nial events. Rev J and David L Cy lead arrangements at multiple streets and avenues.
A New York editorial argues compulsory sickness insurance could lower overall health in several countries. It cautions against undermining state medical services and calls for careful limits on entitlements and medical access.
Sussex farmers prepare a meeting in Newton on December 11 to discuss agricultural topics and local matters. Organizers include leaders from the county agricultural league and community groups.
Dee Lowerts and George Randolph Morgan obituary notices mark their deaths in Hamburg and Wallkill with details of survivors. Morgan died of influenza at his sister’s home in Hamburg: two months after brother John H. Morgan. Survivors include Megan Venkhn, Mrs Caor Morgan, and Mrs William Everman, with friends and local residents arranging services.
The Common Council discussed denial of permits for repairs with Herschen and Gaylee clashing over code compliance. Mel Bright questioned reasons behind the denial while Harold Holland, who scored 95 on the civil service fire driver exam, was noted as top candidate for consideration at the next meeting.
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