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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1919

Page

6

Americanism Debate Dominates State Grange Meeting

State Grange leaders led by S. J. Lowell in Rochester emphasize Americanism as key issue for the February gathering. Lowell defends National Grange stance against aligning with organized labor, warns farmers to stay independent and morally American. Officers Irak Sharp and others plan to oversee Rochester sixth degree ceremony.

New York State Grange Rochester National Grange S. J. Lowell Grand Rapids Boston Lowell the Nations American Federation of Labor Mr. Lowell American Farmer Irak Sharp B. .C. Williams Albert Wonnine TL. Stritings W. Giles

Old High Wheel Bicycle Now a Thing of the Past

Homer Coxhead of Poughkeepsie sold his old high wheel or ordinary bicycle marking the likely end of the high wheel in Dutchess county. Once among the first to take up cycling, Coxhead rode the two wheeled steed on rough roads and kept it long after the safety bicycle era began. He later swapped for a motorcycle, then returned to a conventional bicycle, still fondly recalling the old high wheel.

Homer Coxhead Poughkeepsie Dutchess County Coxhead Terean i Mr. Coxhead Tim Wo Snow

The Old Rapid Light Roadster and Its rider

A reminiscence recalls an English imoke high wheel nicknamed the Rapid Light Roadster. The owner bought it for 30 dollars, sold it for 1, and notes a debt owed at friendship’s end. He rode it many miles, valued the machine, and recalls a fall from the elevated seat before retirement.

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Obituaries of Hawley and Wiser in Port Jervis region

Obituary notices from Port Jervis area report Richard Hawley of Westbrookville died at home after a long illness at age 73, born in Port Jervis in 1836, survived by his wife Jennie Edwards and three brothers. Another notice lists Harmund Wiser of Wurtsboro dying at 61 after a long illness, a real estate dealer, survived by his wife and son Walter E. Funeral details given for both.

Richard Hawley Port Jervis Westbrookville Port Jeruly Richard Ard Elizabeth Hawley Haxler Jennie Edwards George Eugene Brownsville Witham New York Oscar H. Elston Annie May Courtright Greenville Kistam A Courtright Wurtsboro Marme Courtright Circleville Ada Ella Courtnight Wurtshero David Johnson Leslie Alvery Ciara Greenville M. E. Church Grange No Edmund Wilson Harmund Wiser Wartshoro Wurtshore Hreniklym Wilson Walter E Brenklyn Wurtshors

County War Savings Report Highlights Yearly Totals

The Orange County War Savings Committee releases annual figures for the year with monthly totals. War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps show notable sales across towns such as Reece Grove Washingtnville Blooming Grove Oxford Pirpot Sins, plus numerous smaller communities. Total value of matured certificates and stamps reaches significant sums across the county.

Orange County War Anaes Comm Ttee Reece Grove Washingtnville Blooming Grove Oxford Bush Thompson Fi Crawford

They Wont Be Old Maids Neelie See Rial Sisters

Nellie and Sara Kaum daughters of the late W. Kaum a Santa Fe Railroad executive entertained soldiers overseas. They received 432 and 425 proposals respectively and had a lively time fox-trotting with the Prince of Wales and flying Paris to Liverpool to reach their boat home.

Neelie RIAL Sara New York Therrebeck Nellie Sera Kaum W. Kaum Santa Fe Railroad Prince of Wales Paris Liverpool

James Hillhouse and the Elm Trees of New Haven

James Hillhouse born in October 17054 in New Haven Connecticut rose to the United States Senate representing Connecticut. His planting of elm trees along New Haven streets earned the city the nickname Elm City for posterity.

James Hillouse New Haven Conn Connecticut Hillhouse

The Stratton Theatrical Tonight Features Popular Films

The Stratton shows Goldwyn's Up stairs with Mabel Normand in a Perley Skheean tale about Elsie MacFarland in a grand hotel. Also "Dew Drop Inn" with Larry Seamon and the Gaumont feature. Evening shows at 7 and 9.

Stratton Goldwyn Mabel Normand Miss Normand Perley Peore Skheean Elsie MacFarland Alwy Larry Seamon Gaumont Mr Uimensely

Check That Cold Right Away Remedy History

A century old cold remedy claims constant effectiveness against colds coughs and grippe with widespread use by adults and children. The ad asserts no after effects and promotes quick relief and safety with price points of 10 day 600 and 1 20.

Bowels Act Human with Dr. King's New Life Pills

An advertisment extols Dr. King's New Life Pills as a fast acting laxative. The copy promises gentle yet effective relief and urges readers to purchase from druggists for quick results.

Beecham Dr. King Ab Druggists

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