Middletown Eyes Eastern New York Bowling Tourney
Bowling season is officially open as Middletown plans to host theEastern New York bowling tournament next year. Interest grows after last spring’s Poughkeepsie event drew 75 players from Newburgh, Middletown, and nearby Hudson Valley towns. Officials foresee a full week of nightly games and a strong local league to sustain participation and revenue.
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Felzs
Middletown
New York
Peries
Secord
Poughkeepsie
Oynes
Newhursh
New York City School Visit Sparks Focus On Physical Training
Superintendent James F. Tarhill spent five days in New York visiting schools including Washington Loving Bish School No 322. The High School raised 45000 for the Red Cross last year to fund scholarships and pupil activities. New York schools use armories for daily physical training and must devote 49 minutes to exercise, with discussions about starting at 545 AM to fit in the program. The Seekers Club plans events for the coming year. In Maybrook on Dec 10 the C X E Five beat Alberger Five 50-? with strong shooting and passes, as Walden Five and Company EF prepare for upcoming games, while C N E Five seeks bookings.
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James F. Tarhill
New York
Washington Loving Bish
Red Cross
Moi
Gary Tem
Tutui
Turhill
Maybrook
Alberger
Newburgh
CN. E
Frescoe
McCoy
Ehlers
Weed
Hunt
F.P. Tor
E. Ewson
A. W. Hranva
Gillen
Care C
Rumor of First Regiment Restoration at Newburgh
The Newburgh News reports a circulating rumor that the faith Regiment may be broken up and the First Regiment restored to its former status. A well-placed local source acknowledges the rumor but calls it unproven while noting possible corroboration from Spartanburg and other sources.
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Newburgh
Faith Regiment
Pso
Spartanburg
Tenatly
Toyert Poely
Pay Car of C and W Burned in Weehawken Yard
The New York Ontario and Western pay car was destroyed by flames in Weehawken New Jersey last evening while readying for its semi monthly trip over the Huesase line. No one was injured as the pay had not yet been taken. Officials say the blaze likely started from an overheated stove in the car used for heating. A replacement car has been procured and the trip will proceed on schedule.
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New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Weehawken
Hopkins
44 Are Saved on Jacob Jones
Washington reports from Vice Admiral Sims describe the torpedoing of the destroyer Jacob Jones with heavy losses. Only 44 of 110 officers and men aboard survived, including one unidentified man rescued by the submarine. Secretary Daniels appeared at the Navy Department and read dispatches, revealing the great naval loss of the war.
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Washington
Sims
Jacob Jones
de Tol
Jives
Daniels
Navy Department Sanday
Ablic
Bagier
Federal rules reshape city bakeries in wartime economy
The wartime regulation, affecting over 35 000 bakeries nationwide, standardizes loaf weights from one to two and a half pounds and dictates flour, lard, and milk usage limits per barrel. It revises prior prohibitions on rolls and sweet goods, allowing limited reintroduction for display and sale. Local bakers report licenses either issued or pending, with Archie Lewis’s shop at 7 involved.
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United States
Washington
Archie Lewis
Truce Signed by Teutons on Romanian Front
The Central Powers military officials signed an armistice with Russian and Romanian forces on the Romanian front between the Daiester and Danube mouths, according to the war office.
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Teutons
Associated Press
Bertin
Daeister
Danubes
War Office
Add ls on P Tice enlists at Fort Slocum social news
Addison P Tice son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Tice on Grant Street enlists at Fort Slocum after serving four years in the U S Navy and discharge two years ago He is the second son to enlist Private Lemuel Landphier of Co I Provisional Regiment is home Gr Anthony Rodgers rejected a commission from Fort Leavenworth as Lieutenant of Engineers left for Cam Grant Rockford Ill for an engineering course Lieut Rodgers is son of Mr and Mrs C W Rodgers Mrs M A Burhans returned from Brooklin after visiting friends Bert Pale operated on at Middletown Sanitarium is recovering J H Pauss of Syracuse and Miss Eva S Stringham announce their engagement Miss Eva Stringham is niece of J H Pauss Lieut Raymond VanVoris of this city assigned to the Army headquarters in Washington Invitations issued by former freeholder and Mrs Loren T Cole of Montague N J for the wedding of daughter Elizabeth D Cole to Dr John C Barr of Port Jervis Miss Cole resigned her Roselle schools post and is at home The Barr Cole wedding slated for Saturday afternoon at the Cole residence Pro Monopoli A committee at the Italian Chapel forms a Missionary Society to build a mission station in Monopoli Italy the group includes Palo Palmitessa Carmine Ippolito Victor Sardella Stefano La Catena Antonio Amodio Prince Street resident says he has license in possession since December
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Oliver Tice
Grant Street
Fort Slocum
U. S. Nn
Alen P. Rodgers
Fort Leavenworth
Camm Grant
Rockford
Engineering Corps
Lieut. Rodgers
C. W. Rodgers
Loren T. Cole
Montague
N. J
Port Jervis
Elzabeth D
John C. Barr
Miss Cole
Roseller
Barr
Cole
PRO Monopoli
Monopoli
Italy
Palo Palmitessa
Carmine Ippolito
Victor Sardella
Stefano la Catena
Antonio Amodio
Women's Missionary Society
P. S.C
AL Communion Service
S&s
First Presbyterian
Young Ladies’ Guild
Oelock
Ladies’ Aid Soci
Woman's Missionary Society
Highland
C. EB. Society
C. EB
Spavian
Urs
Mission Circle
Arthur
Avalon
Nest
The
Farm Bureau
C. E. Society
Hoenter
Brotherhood
C_E
Stone
First Congregational Sermons on Patience and Commercialism
Dr. Swift preached both services on Patience and Commercialism. He urged patience in achieving ideals, warned against a purely commercial faith, and stressed motive in giving to church work. Local notices outline guild meetings, missions, and holiday plans across First Congregational, Webb Horton Memorial, Cavist, First Presbyterian, and First Baptist churches with schedules for services, classes, and social events.
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First Congregational
Dr. Swift
Peter
Christ
Woman's Guild
Webb Horton
Foreign Board
Aye H. Gassitiee
Ai Italian Mission
Birth in Har timsa for Mr and Mrs George Seaman
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs George Seaman of Har Timsa at the Middletown Sanitarium. Mrs Seaman was formerly Miss Gladys Seon of this city.
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A Sor
George Seaman
Har- Timsa
Middletown Sanit m, Irs
Seaman
Gladys Seon
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