Herres President Heads Lucky Thought Lodge Officers
The following officers of Lucky Thought Lodge No 232 B of L F were chosen for four years led by President F J Herres and include Vice President H J Fumneil and Financial Secretary F J Herres with Trustees W Mulgan H Kennedy George S Freer. They will assume office January 21 1919 with W B Tidabeack chosen delegate.
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Lucky Thought Lodge
L. F
F. J. Herres
H. J. Fumneil
W. H. Tidanancial
Willam Mulgan
H Kennedy
George S. Freer
William Pugas
W. I. Neller
J. £. Leeman
W. B. Tidabeack
Vegetable Tea for Constipation Declared Helpful
An advertiser promotes Gatter's K. and B. Tea as a home remedy for constipation and related ailments. The ad claims the tea relieves headaches and digestive discomfort, suitable for adults and children, and suggests brewing instructions and a price.
Gate to Grand International Convention Session at Denver 1915
The gate to the Grand International Convention of the order was set for Denver Colorado on the second Monday in June 1915. Mr Tidaback was a delegate and his selection to again represent his lodge after three years signals unusual procedure and commitment to his integrity. Baptist E Society elected officers including President Ethel Smith and Secretary roles. On Tuesday evening about 50 soldiers from OLville attended their social with lively games an impromptu program and refreshments.
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Denver
Colorado
Mrr
Tidaback
Baptist C. E. Society
Baptist E. Society
Ethel Smith
Edward White
Hizabeti
Dorothy Fisaneis
Warren Craw
Onn Bowker
Esther Dennis
Bertha King
Wilfred Ward
Committesa
Atrs
Vanderhott
Pearl South
Evalyn Cranse
Corselia Wiis
Herry Dorland
W. E. Smith
Edith Smith
Airs Witter
Albert Campbell
Olville
Big Fire At Tompking Store Prompts Praise For Operator
Miss Loretta Butts the night operator at the Central of the Orange County Telephone Company informed Police HQ about the Tompking store fire and was commended by the Common Council. Her sister Miss Florence Butts also helped the next morning with the surge of calls.
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Loretta Butts
Orange County Telephone Company
Tompking
Common Council
Times- Press
Miss Butts
Florine Butts
Chowder Supper by Queen Esther Chapter O E S
Queen Esther Chapter O E S hosted a clam chowder supper at Masonic Temple for about 300 residents. The event offered chowder, crackers, cabbage, salad, sandwiches, celery, coffee, and crackers all for 50 cents, with Mrs A J Hornbeck directing a capable corps of assistants.
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Queen Esther Chanter
C. EB. E
Masonic Temple
A. J. Hornbeck
Orange County Soldier Vote Totals Reported
Albany dispatch notes that Orange County's soldier vote in the recent election was 224, while Sullivan County recorded 73 according to the Secretary of State's Department.
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Orange County
Albany
Secretary of State
Sulliven County
Krupp Plant To Be Devoted To Arts Of Peace
Directors of Krupp announce transfer of the big munition plant into a factory devoted to the arts of peace, per the Cologne Gazette. Amsterdam dispatch notes the decision as a move toward peaceful production.
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Krupp
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Krupps
Cologne
Aldermen Praise City Firemen for Big Morning Fire
At Monday’s Common Council meeting the aldermen adopted a resolution praising Chief Higham and the firefighting and police forces for their exemplary services during the large fire that morning.
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Common Council
Higham
End of U S Supervision of Steel Industry Announced
Washington December 11 government supervision over the steel industry and steel price fixing will end December 31. The War Industries Board announced after a conference with industry spokesmen.
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Y Associated Press
Washington
War Industries Board Ss
Christmas Committee Plans Senior Class Presenta
High School notes report the Junior class Christmas committee meeting at Dorothy E. Adams home deciding on a present for Senior class members. Gymnasium classes start Thursday per Professor Wilson with first drill since last spring led by Charles E Greason. Hick school drill held Tuesday at 4 pm at the Armory, dismissed 5:30 by Liert Lyman. A Times-Press error says Juniors plan the Prom, when Seniors actually elected officers.
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Sss
Dorothy E. Adams
Wilson
Siris
Bors
Charles E Greason
Hick School Bors
Liert Lyman
Times-Press
Government Redeems Flour Substitutes in Newburgh
County Food Administrator Frank H. Young mails circulars to all listed flour and substitute dealers detailing the price for Victory Flour and other substitutes once used with wheat flour. The plan aims to relieve dealers by redeeming substitutes, with strict instruction that no flour or substitutes be sent without prior correspondence and permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Frank H. Young
Judge Cooper Resigns After Twenty Years on Pearl River Bench
Judge Samuel Cooper of Pearl River resigns after twenty years on the bench. He served as deputy United States internal revenue collector for Rockland and Orange counties.
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Samuel Cooper
Pearl River
United States Internal Revenue
Rockland
Orange Counties
Tongue Tied Advice on Celery King Remedy
Fragmentary text discusses a celery king remedy and a laxative tea. It mentions taking it yourself and giving some to children, with unclear claims about bowel movement effects. The passage is garbled and lacks verifiable details or attribution.
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Brosg
Police Present Booze Cases to the Grand Jury
The Newburgh police presented three liquor cases to the grand jury with three more to come. Sealed liquor evidence awaits indictment and trial. Corporation Counsel A. F. Servin says possession without a licensed physician is unlawful in a dry city.
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Newburgh
A. F. Servin
Grip Experts Warn Spanish Flu Lasts Four Years
Dr G W McCoy of the Hygienic Laboratory says the Spanish influenza remains incurable with no preventive or treatment available. He notes similar pandemics have endured up to four years and that tuberculosis may follow as a dangerous consequence. He spoke at a public health meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
G. W. Mcc-Coy
Washington, D. C
Public Heath
McCoy
B R T Officials Held on a Charge of Manslaughter
New York December 11 Associated Press says Timothy Williams president of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co and four other officials and the motorman were held on manslaughter charges for the wreck on the company lines last month that killed nearly 100 people while Mayor Hylan presided as police magistrate at the inquiry.
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Associated Press
New York
Timothy Williams
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
Hylan
Wilson Party to Reach France on Friday Morning
Brest reports the steamer George Washington with President Wilson and party aboard altered course after leaving the Azores and will land in France at 10 Friday morning instead of 3 in the afternoon. Also notes the death of veteran railroad engineer William Amplebr, 67, in Ravena washroom. Birth announced for Robert Samuel, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence C VanFleat of East Orange, N J, formerly of the city, born December 7.
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Wilson
France
Associated Press
Brest
George iVashvision
Azores
Naval Wireless
William Amplebr
Union Hit
West Shore Railroad
Ravena
Clarence C. VanFleat
East Orange
N. J
Robert Samuel
The Walser's Shadow on Screen at Stratton Theater
The Walser's Shadow stars Dorothy Dalton in a sensational German plot thriller produced by Thomas H. Ince and shown at Stratton. Mme Lina Cavsheri presents A Woman of Impr essive photoplay noted for its memorable moments. Also featured are Who's Married to Whom and an exciting Milvons episode at the Show Shop Theatre with Jean and Bob locked in a cabin as guards close in. Two stars head tomorrow's ship hold drama The Roeg to France with Blackwell and Evelyn Greeley.
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America
Screen
Mme
Lina Cavsheri
Parassenat
Stratton
Ell
Forbes
Vitagraph
Geniss
Milvons
Show Shop Theatre
Jean
Edith Johnson
Bob Hardy
Wiliam Dencan
Hendred Gees High
Thes
Do Esosge
Seyco
Rogenr Jg
Roeg
France
and Blackwell
Evelyn Greeley
Atara
Carlyle
Social notes mention travels and visits around town
Mattie Holbert returns from Matimoras after visiting uncle H Skimner and family Rev Dr E Brewster Beattie of East Orange NJ with Mrs Beattie and Mrs Dolsee visits Washingtonville and Camp Merritt religious work Mrs Sparrow Beatties sister travels from Washingtonville to visit mother Mrs Charles Beattie George B Finch now in Jacksonville Florida with wife and daughters Mrs Frank Travis reports the sunny south Fred Hine returns from Fort Slocum Milton Ludlum former Times-Press employee back from Merchant Marine Ladlum and Greening meet in Paris Hayden Williams and Estelle Williams in Norwich Yards J B Williams son Guta visits Thrall Hospital father J B Williams shows health improvement
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E. Brewster Beattie
East Orange
N. J
George B. Finch
Times-Press
Jacksonville
Florida
Milton Ludlum
Times-Press Mechanical Department
U. S
Mr. Ladlem
Nnlo
Paris
Charles H. Greening
Greening
Barine
France
Ladlum
Hayden Williams
Norwich
Estelle Williams
First National Bank
Guta
J. B. Williams
Thrall Hospital
Heaith
Addicks St John wedding in Asheville N C
Miss Mary L St John daughter of the late Charles St John and Mary Salmon Addicks wed William Clauson Addicks at The Belvedere Asheville North Carolina Tuesday afternoon A short southern wedding trip will follow and they will reside at 29 Ravenscroft Drive Asheville after December 25 The bride born in Asheville was the only daughter of the late Charles and Mary Salmon St John Orders received by the Local Exemption Board to rearrange all questionnaires and special orders will extend the office hours by at least ten days
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Addicks
St. John
Port Jervis
Mary L. St. John
Charles St John
Wik Iliam Clauson Addicks
Belvedere
Asheville
N. C
Charles
Mary Salmon
St. Jon
Ofice
Obituary notes and league news from the era
Obituary notes report the deaths of Miss Anna J Hartigan in Oswego and Elizabeth Barker Bishop in Utica, with ties to Norwich and the Prohibition Committee. Insurance adjusters visit to address losses for several firms, including Startup, McMonagle & Rogers, and C. C. Rogert, with Tompkins Dry Goods Company to be reviewed next day. John A Heytler is named president, secretary, and treasurer of the National League in a rare three-role consolidation.
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Olin S. Bishop
Elizabeth Barker Bishop
Oln S. Bishop
New York State Prohibition Committee
Utica
Lee
General Adjustment Bureau
Walter J. Startup, Inc
McMonagle & Rogers
C. C. Rogert
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Heydler
New York
John A. Heytler
National League
Darken Gray Hair with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound
An oldtime hair dye recipe promotes darkening gray hair using a Seze Tez and Sulphur mix. It claims to restore a natural dark shade and luster, widely used by women and men, with a modern version marketed as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound from drug stores.
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Wyeth
Fourth Ward Dark for Two Nights Disrupted Lights Return
Fourth Ward has been almost without light for two nights with Public Service crews unable to locate the cause until today. Officials say lights should be restored tonight. Farm Bureau leaders T. E. Nilltimen and L Dh Greene attend county meetings this week. Arvanite store windows damaged in Monday fire at 22 North Street. Muchtown Lodge Elks No. 1097 plans a regular meeting this evening.
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Fourth Ward
Public Service Corporation
Farm Bureau
T.E. Nilltimen
L Dh Greene
Arvanite
Edward Arvantte
North Street
Stock Market Close Missing Prices and Rail Names
Newburgh column lists close prices for many New York Exchange stocks with multiple firm names and mixed punctuation. Also notes a December 14 cake sale for the Grand Eagles at Wallace's Feed Store with proceeds to Red Cross. advertisement urges readers to watch Cent-a-Word page.
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Grand Eagles
Wallace’s
Xnorth Street
Red Cross
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ING
Middletown
Rts Ae
Haretee
Queen Esther
Ars
Jack Sherrill
Mattie Holbert
H. Skimner and
Matimoras
Fred Hine
Rowan Street
Fort Siocum
Quartermasters Department
Anna J. Hartigan
Anna L Hartigan
W. C. Hartgan
Oswego
ELKS
Muchctown Ledge, No. 1097
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Miks
Dec. U
Stova
New York Exchange- Am
RL & Pac
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Woman's Auxiliary of Grace
Rouse
Crucible Steel
Distil, Secur
Erie
Elec. Co
Motors
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Great Northern Kennecost
Airdvale Steel - Mo
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Nevada
Lemgh Valle
New Haven
Collingwood
Merburgh
New
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Vitable Compound
Brooklyn
M. D
Spydts Ez Fink
C. J. Giering
Jewster
North St
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