Soldiers and Newburgh clash in high tempo basketball game
The Tienda's of Newburgh faced Company I in a fast basketball bout at the state armory before a large crowd. Hayes led with scoring bursts, Picard and North boosted the visitors, while Rhodes of Newburgh suffered a cut to his teeth. Final score 41 to 17 as the soldiers dominated both halves and prepared for Yonkers Bantams next Friday.
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State Armory
Bacck
Hares
Rhodes
Neubergh
Agin Tring
Lemon
Hayes
Newbur
Glynn
North
Trenada
Picard
Company I
Newburgh
Company I Bors
McCorral
Company I Bars
Newbergh’s
Eone
Ludlum
Bantams
Yonkers
Westchester County
Bali
On Hat Co
Tionda’a
Wakeman
Rhodes of
J. Lester Burnett
C.F. Sadsinski
Afe. Mullenate
Newburgh Bors
Jersey
Bert Matthews Hosts Middletown High at Dinner
Empire bowling proprietor Bert Matthews entertained Middletown High School football players and coaches Charles Greason and William Southwell at Von Berg's restaurant with a 6 50 dinner. The report notes the team scored 153 points for and 49 against during the season and records a rising vote of thanks following the meal.
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Bert" Matthews
Empire
von Berg
Charles E Greason
William Southwell
Mr. Matthews
Middletown High School
MH. S
Greason Plans Supervised Play Starts Today
At 2 20 this afternoon Charles E Greason will launch his supervised play and athletics program on Hayes Field in Middletown with pupils from Benton avenue and Mulberry street schools. Demonstrations will lead to competitions dividing every Middletown school by Thursday frames for basketball were set up at Benton avenue Beattie and Hennets Hill schools and supervising play begins.
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Benton Avenue
Mulberry Street
Charles E. Greason
Close Contest Captured by Goshen Rollers
Goshen Club and Ontario & Western Five of the City Bowling League engaged in a tight match on the Empire alleys. The second game reached a high score, with both sides pushing for the win before the Goshen contingent secured final honors. Tonight the Elks and Asylums join the Empire alleys for their first 1916 17 league match.
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Goshen Club
Ontario & Western
City Bowling League
Goshen
The
Elks and Asylums
Empire Alleys
Plan Rifle Club Handicap Shoot at Middletown Armory
The Middletown Rifle Club held its regular weekly shoot at the Armory with 37 members. Top scores included Clemson 157 Moore 4283 Rose 183 Corwin 188 Canela 179 Horton 179 Dewitt 177 Leder 173 Mitchell 173 B McCoan 172. Plans for the December 22 Christmas handicap were announced, open to all members with two fighting shots and 20 shots per record, handicaps chosen by competitors, disqualification for scores over 20. The gathering ended with thanks to Mr. Matthews and a celebratory visit to Empire alleys.
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Middletown Rifle Club
Armory
Clemson
Moore
Rose
Corwin
Canela
Horton
Dewitt
Leder
Mitchell
B. McCoaen
Ulsterville Notes Reflect Winter Moves and Visits
Ulsterville residents share winter plans and Thanksgiving visits. Mr and Mrs Joseph Scherer closed their home for the season and head to New York City. P Stockmere and Edna return to Jersey City after visiting J McKaiz and Mrs K Teller. C H Witte reinstalls a telephone at home after a year away due to rising rates. Crissy Witte spends Thanksgiving with parents while attending school near New York. Be Zeon and wife of Elienville spend Thanksgiving with the Howes. Fred Witte visits his parents. L M Howe travels to Ellenville. Frank Ivorr near the plate buys a horse from Joseph Scnenne. Mrs O T Moffatt is ill but hopes to recover soon. Robert MecKaig and Thoras Howe travel to Middletown on business. James Frost, formerly of the place, works here briefly and now lives in Haven Sullivan County.
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Ulsterville
Dec
Joseph Scherer
New York City
P. Stockmere
Edna
Jersey City
J. McKaiz
K. Teller
C. H. Witte
Crissy Witte
New
Robert MecKaig
Thoras Howe
Middletown
James Frost
Haven
Sullivan County
Middletown Plans Industrial Growth and Public Works
A fragmented policy outline lists goals for cheap water and power, an industrial fund, labor arbitration, a factory incubator, and an industrial market. It proposes moving county seats, municipal courts, street improvements, cheaper water rents for manufacturers, park expansion, publicity campaigns, improved utilities, recreation for children, a retailers department, sewage disposal, trade extension, and transportation upgrades including railroad and trolley links.
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Creay
Board of Arbitration For Labor Disputes
Middletown
Municipal Court
Justice Court
Liberals Back Lloyd George in War Government
London reports Liberal Party support for the Lloyd George war cabinet and confidence in former Premier Asquith. Asquith presided, outlining politics and the shakeup leading to a reshaped cabinet likely to be smaller, with a Home Rule Ireland settlement anticipated and Tuesday Commons announcement expected.
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International News Service
London
Liberal Party
Loyd George
Asquith
Literals
The
Manchester Guardian
Lloyd George
Ireland
Commons
Junior Endeavor Banquet Held in Middletown Church
The first annual Junior Christian Endeavor banquet in Middletown was held at Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church. Edwin Carter presided as toastmaster after Richard Purdy introduced him. Speakers included Richard Purdy, Earl Leeman, Margaret Connor, Marian Robertson, Olive Maire, Leonia Van Keuren, Frances Connor, Daisy Hallett, and Dr. Wight. The event closed with America and attendees wore red, blue, and white sashes.
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Middletown
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Richard Purdy
Edwin EK. Carter
Earl Leeman
Margaret Connor
Marian Robertson
Olive Maire
Mare
Miter
Leonia van Keuren
A. B
Frances Connor
Sienes
Daisy Hallett
Junio
C. E. Work
Dr. Wight
C. E
America
David Buell
Helen Green
Louiss
Morgan Herman
Hdna Kain
Frussell Leeman
Lacey Pelton
Charles VanKeuren
William
Mrs. Wight
New Elevator Nears Completion in Ontario & Western Yards
The mammoth electric coal elevator in the Ontario and Western yards nears completion after weeks of construction. Only minor details remain, painting is underway, and the old gravity elevator at Wickham Avenue station will be removed and razed.
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Ontario & Western
Wickham Avenue
More militiamen ordered home from border duty
Washington wired U S officials report that additional militia units at the border have been ordered to return to their home stations. The War Department said the officer in charge will leave regiment designations to General Funston.
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International New Service
Washington
War Department
Ofier
Merrill Lynch buys Jones Brothers Tea and related stores
Merrill, Lynch announces the purchase of Jones Brothers Tea Company and affiliates including Grand Union Tea, Globe Grocery, Anchor Pottery, and Jones Brothers Importing. The total value cited is about £14,000,000. The six firms will merge into the Jones Brothers Tea Company, a 256-store chain, to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Major officials attend Kingston dinner events.
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New York
Merrill, Lynch & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Jones Brothers Tea Company
Grand Union Tea Company
Globe Grocery Stores
Anchor Pottery Company
Jones Brothers Importing Company
Jones Bros. Tea Company
Orerate
United States
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Rhoades
Bert Matthews
H. S
Sundstrom
Sola
Cohen’s
West Main Street
Goshen Rollers
T. O'Connell
Lufe
Horty
I Smith
J. ‘Connell
Ww. Xolan Ee
Hoey
Yeager
Li Brightman
Ighro Hints
Plan Rifle Club
Emimre
Bny Old Plano Factory
Thrall Park
Franklin Square
Noah and Wickham Avenue
State Road
Sussex
Franklin Furnace
Erie Railroad
S & W Railroad
Fulte Street
Franks Furnace
Walden
Junior Endeavor
DEAL
Edwin Goldsmith
Globe Stores
Adelman
North Street
Kingston
Major Thompson
H. D. Gould
Chamber of Commer
Fred O S. Rogers
Wandezer
Chamber of Commerce
Coats
Angora
North ST
Frumkes & Levin
Studebaker
Landau
Post Garage Co., Inc
Middletown, N. Y
Wellington
MR. Split
Ades
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