Real Estate Notes from Corwin Street and Local Properties
Mrs Louis Waizenegger bought 3 South Street Corwin E Sayers property through C W Edgar. Nellie and Louise Poweleon sold No William Street residence to John J Larkin for investment with possession December 15. Archibald Taylor Company handled the sales. B H Conklin bought a two family house at No 36 Liberal Street through EEL J S Conkling agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Waizenegger
South Street
Corwin E. Sayer
C. W. Edgar
Nellie
Louise Poweleon
Wiliam Street
John J. Larkin
Mr. Larkin
Archibald Taylor Company, Inc
B. H. Conklin
Willian Leigh
EEL & J. S. Conkling
Appellate Division Sets 1920 21 Terms for Orange County
The Second Judicial Department fixes times and places for Appellate Special and Trial terms for 1920 and 1921 in Orange County. Trial terms at Goshen and Newburgh involve Justices Tompkins Seeger and Morschauser with routine schedules. Special terms occur on select Saturdays in Newburgh, Goshen, and other designated sessions. Naturalization terms occur on early Mondays in Goshen and Newburgh with additional Saturdays in Goshen and Newburgh. Criminal causes proceed at the Orange County trial terms before Justice Seeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Second Judicial Department
of Orange
Goshen
Tompkins
Newburgh
Seeger
Morschauser
County of Orange
Justice Seeger
Apel
Justice Tompkins
Court House
City of
Newburg
Orange County
Milk Spoilage Sparks Public Costs and Reform Calls
A report to the International Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors cites antiquated refrigeration and transit methods as causing vast spoilage and higher prices. Russell S. Smith urges Interstate Commerce Commission action and new transit laws, with refrigerated depots near rail hubs and shipper cooperation. The convention includes experts from Maryland, Michigan, New York, and North Carolina, and ends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
International Association of Dairy and Mik
McAlpin
Russell S. Smith
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Smith
Interstate Commerce Commission
James A. Gamble
Maryland State College of Agrculture
College Point
Hermann Co Lythore
Division of Food and Drugs
Massachusetts
State Department of Health
Thomas E. Maloney
Fall River Mik Producers Corporation
Fall Riv
F. J. Koonce
Raleigh
N. C
Fred C. Moore
Detroit
Mhick
Robert Breed
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
N. Y
Congressional Test Ad Sparks Reader Interest
An old newspaper note parodies the Congressional Record as a marketing test for a new mic. It offers a reward for readers whose enthusiasm lags, while boasting the Times-Press as a dominant advertising medium in the region with 20,000 daily readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Record
Houston Post
Times- Press
Fourth Victim Dies in Passaic Family Tragedy
Passaic New Jersey December 6 Nathaniel Strong aged 12 died from injuries suffered at the hands of his father. He is the fourth victim after the father killed his wife and daughter and wounded Susanne before dying by his own hand. Susanne eight recovered consciousness briefly and told County Physician Armstrong details of the axe murder at 237 Lexington Avenue. The triple funeral for Mr Strong his wife Nina Colville Strong and daughter Elizabeth 16 will be held at 4 this afternoon. Susanne described family scenes and hospital events while the inquest details the skull fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Passaic
N. J
Nathaniel Strong
Susanne Strong
Mason H. Strong
General Hospital
Art Passaic
Robert R. Armstrong
Lexington Avenue
M. J
Fs Strong
Susieene
Rom
Nina
John B. Carlisle
Strong
Nina Colville Strong
Elizabeth Strong
Thomas R. Gioodlatte
Paulison Avenue
Ruth
Rive
Generali Hospital
Susanne
Armstrong
Nathaniel
Mother
Mi Beth
Nin
Elizabeth
Dr. Armstrong
Women Club Meetings Feature Local Topics in December
The Traveler's Club met at Mrs. George Marsden's home with a large turnout. Talks covered Antwerp Cathedral, Holland customs, Edam cheese, and Dutch fashion while Mrs. Lucy Judson and Mrs. Edson Davidge organized the event ending with a tea. The Tourist Club held its December 1 meeting at Mrs. Davis's home with fifteen attendees discussing Benjamin Sault and other topics. The AsYouLikeIt Club gathered December 24 on Mrs. Edward Sped street with reports and articles read and refreshments served. The next gatherings are set for December 15 at Mrs. Z. A. Mills and Mrs. Deming, and for December 24 at Mrs. Edward Sped street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traveler's Club
George Marsden
Highland Avenue
Aarge
A J. VanHamel
Antwerp
Holland
Holand
FE T Wanford
Rotterdam
Dort
Gouda
Middleburg
Zealand
Lucy Judson
Eau Claire
Wis
Edson Davidge
Middletown
Z. A. Mills
Davis
West Main Street
Rich
Nellie L. Me Ching
Canadia
Ejimer
Benjamin Sault
QtUtiawa
Mra Davin
Tompkins
McMonagie
Shell
Deming
Edward Sped Street
Hansen
Frank
Berts
Elizabeth Woodtridee
Auto accident cuts down local resident in Horseheads
Zacharia S. Green, aged 63 and married to Ina Kohler of Jeffersonville, was struck by a car while riding a tricycle in Horseheads on Friday, November 21. He died four hours later from injuries. Meanwhile Justin Grange property in Beechwoods, a 66 acre farm with a house, sold in Beechwoods for £6,297 to J. G. Tarey of Brooklyn, and Mr Hehrley and his child sustained leg fractures when their horse-drove wagon ran away near Youngsville and Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zacharia S. Green
Ina Kohler
Jeffersonville
Atomorde Ako
Horseheads
N. Y
Justin Grange
Beechwoods
Philip PF
Justin
Senciff
Long Issland
J. G. Tarey
Brooklyn
John Kehrley
Youngsville
Liberty
Mr. Hehrley
Doerick Hotel
Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bennett H Brothers Seashort Pe ray and a store sale. It also references Jette, Charaville, and pharmacy lines. Difficulty in extracting a coherent news event or identifiable entities from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Bennett
Bennett H
Finuree
Jette
Pharmaces
Geo
Weber Gossaalin Wedding In Napanoch And Ellenville
Miss Helen Gasgeclin daughter of Mr and Mrs James Goss of Napanoch el Weber of Ellenville wed at Saint Josephs Church in the afternoon. The ceremony was by Rev Dean J P McClancy with guests Mr and Mrs Arthur Loder as attendants. The bride works in a department store and the groom is employed by a railroad. They plan a wedding trip to New York and Washington and other points. A bearskin glove found by Patrolman Finn near Goat St Jo is held for identification at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Gossaalin
Helen Gasgeclin
Dacreh
Tero
James Goss
el Weber
Napanoch
Afr Weber
Raiyroad
New York
Washington
Heneph’s Laxatives Sold in Middletown and Kingston
Henephs Blue Flag Laxative Tablets prevent appendix liver and griping issues with 30 tablets for 25 cents or 80 for 50 cents sold by Harry Terhune Middletown New York. Also Henephs Laxative Cold and Grippe Tablets relieve deep seated colds bronchitis cold in the head chest throat and lungs with quinine and no opiates in 25 for 25 cents or 50 for 50 cents from Heneck Co Inc Kingston New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heneph
Harry Terhune
Middletown, N.Y
Federation Meeting Delayed by Illness After False Teeth
Telegram style notice reports someone dies after a dental procedure while a Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting was to be held. The Wednesday gathering at the parish church stalled as news spreads about the unexpected death and the incident details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Urch Parish
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Beakes
Coal Quartette
Railroad
Universal
Ogden’s Pharmacy
D. R. Spiers
Consumer
Grocery Department
Jemima
Lentels
Eagle Brand
Lion Brand
Clover Brand
Borden
Sugar Creek
Armour’s Bacon
del Monte
Campbell’s
Grand Union Spices
Smucker
Jor
California
Grand Union
Gorton
East Main ST
Rand Union Tea
Middletown, N. Y
Sullivan County
George W. Finn
Tne
BANK
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. CO
J. Kirch
Mitchell Inn
Henephs
Cents. Heneck Co., Inc
Kingston, N.Y
Mertin Conner
AC Times
Will
Winter Storage Battery Co. Inc
Railroad Ave
Liberty, N. Y
Willard
Newspap
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