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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
9
The piece discusses a woman's relationship with Henry Burton against parental wishes. Authorities note possible abnormal behavior as she accepts Burton's support while he cannot marry, being already married with two children. The advisement ends by directing readers to the classifieds for notices.
The Passac Legion Quintet plans to arrange basketball games across Northern New York as part of amateur league activity. Secretary Trey Van Brien of the American Legion Post 161 urges continued events and balance with other sports in the community.
In Port Jervis tensions rise as the town avoids addressing a key issue while fans and supporters from Port Jervis and foothill teams monitor a looming competition. The delay concerns local schools and community groups amid ongoing discussions and uncertain outcomes.
A garbled report describes Parker leading a rifle shoot event at Capapang with scattered names and comments about participants and a local basketball game. Mentions of Lt Beng and various teams appear amid unclear text and fragments, including a tale about Charles and his uncle and a misdated scene.
Reports from Cologne indicate widespread public interest in athletic events among soldiers of Germanys new army. Military tournaments are common in regions where troops are stationed with commissioned officers often winning against enlisted men. A recent marchlong meet in Dreden saw an enlisted man win a mounted event, with a regimental commander finishing second and a second lieutenant of artillery third. This level of athletic participation marks a shift from the old German army regime.
Fire destroyed Pine Rest, a three story 36 by 66 foot resort once owned by Miss Agnew and developed after two years of work. Insurance will hardly cover losses including trophies and papers. Cause believed chimney defect. fire crews could not reach site in time for aid.
Thompson Ridge announces a Hopewell C E F Society meeting Sunday at 7:30 pm to discuss How to Use the Bible. Bartholomew Stage leaves A S Dicker son for George Thompson. A church service will be added Sunday morning December 14 at 9:30 with Mr. Williams as pastor. Shawangunk Fish and Game Association holds its regular monthly meeting December 11 at 7:30 pm in Gunther Building rooms. members urged to attend.
A fragmentary report describes Gel leaving home to be with Henry Burton and a child, with both parties expressing clear, direct intention. They appear intelligent, while Miss Cudde Beck doubts their overall IQ. Burton, employed by a city project, earns about four dollars daily amid family tension and conflicting claims of living arrangements.
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