Lucien C Hatch Monticello banker dies at 77
Goshen reports Monticello banker Lucien C Hatch aged 77 died at his East Broadway home after two weeks of neuritis. He was vice president and director of Monticello National Union Bank, led Rock Ridge Cemetery as president, survived by widow and three sons George Arthur Lynden, sister Mrs Dwight Divine, brother Charles N Hatch. Funeral Wednesday 2:30 at his residence with Rev A A Walker and burial at Nock Ridge Cemetery.
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E- Norther
Bulbings & Hatch
Falisburz
Arthur T. Hatch
Hatch
Monticello National Union Banks
Rock Ridge Cemetery Association
George. L
Arthur
Tir
H. Lynden
Brone Sinter
Dwight Divine
Ellenville
Charles N. Hatch
San Francisco
Methodist Church
A A. Walker
Nock Ridge Cemetery
Olive Tablets Secret To Youthful Tone By Dr Edwards
A vintage health ad promises youthfulness by boosting liver and bowel function. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel, claiming they brighten skin, lift spirits, and improve vitality with olive color capsules priced 16 cents per box or 4 for 23 cents.
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Edwards
Ohio
Try This To Banish All Rheumatic Pains
A dubious early 20th century style advertisement claims Rheum Rheuma acis rapidly relieves rheumatic pain by purporting to purge poisons from joints and muscles. It promises quick, miracle like cures, a money back guarantee, and a supply point at Terhune and Tuthill's.
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Robrat
Eut
Fire Slightly Damages Neil Store in Monticello
Monticello residents report a second story blaze at Alec Neil's store on Waverly Street. Mrs. Neil noticed smoke while serving a customer and neighbors fought the fire with buckets until it was extinguished before the volunteer firemen arrived. In the same town game, Monticello defeated Honesdale 13 to 1 after extra time. Also, chicken thieves stole five birds from John Ennis on Pleasant Street while the family was at the theater.
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Monticello
Alec. Neil
Waverly
Honesdale
Honesdale Boys
Fonthe Jo
John V. Ennis
Pleasant Street
Ennis
John
Dedication plans for Pine Bush Methodist windows
Memorial window dedication in Pine Bush will be led by district superintendent Rev. F. H. Deming with Rev. J. Lewis Hartsock preaching at 2 30. Windows honor Rev. Joseph Lord and others, with gifts from local families and groups. A supper by the Ladies Aid Society at 5 30, and a series of services and interchurch unions follow through Friday and Sunday, including sermons by Rev. J. A. R. Dickson and Rev. G. E. Wright.
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Pine Bush
F. H. Deming
D. D
J.lewis Hartsock
Joseph Lord
J. Fowler McEwen
J. M. McEwen
Francis Willard
Rachel Bodine
Mary Bodine
Monroe
C. A Jordan
M. Jordan
Amos S. Baker
Annie and
Willam J Henry
Edwin Mintram
Elwood Miintram
P. J. Peterson
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hev
P. C. Weyant
Graham
U. P
Graham's
United Presbyterian and Reformed
New Prospect Church
James A. R. Dickson
Methodist Episcopal
United Presbyterian
George E Wright
Emma D. Coddington
Mustarine Relief Ad Promises Fast Pain Stop
Thousands of women suffer untold agony but can obtain relief by applying Mustarine to the painful areas especially the lower back and bowels. The ad claims it won’t burn or blister and can ease swollen joints neuritis throat chest cold headaches and neuralgia. It urges buying the original Mustarine from druggists in yellow boxes 25 or 50 cents at Tuthill Terhune's and Begg Medicine Co Rochester.
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Tuthill
Sixteen Slain in Deportation Riot in Amsterdam
From Amsterdam on December 12 Associated Press reports sixteen persons were killed and several mortally wounded during a riot tied to the deportation of 300 civilians by German troops. The disturbance began after a soldier struck a man who lagged, triggering melee as troops fired and cavalry charged. about fifty arrests were made.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Vic Londor
Tourceing
Moyer Begins Duties at Ossining Prison
Warden William G. Moyer took over duties at Ossining prison as Thomas Mott Oshorne’s successor. He spoke to 1,400 inmates this morning and said he intends to be fair with everybody. The Mir tual Welfare League, established by Oshorne, will not be abolished.
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Ossining
Sing Sings Mirtual Welfare League
Thomas Mott Oshorne
William G. Moyer
Mir
Oshorne
Moyer
Hughes Wins New York Plurality In 1916 Election
Albany reports Charles Evans Hughes led Woodrow Wilson in New York by 118 327 votes in the state canvass released by the governor. The tally excludes the National Guardsmen vote along the Mexican border.
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Associated Press
Albany
Charles Evans Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
New York State
Governor’s Office
National Guardsmen
Teacher Accuses Woman of Assault in New Windsor
Newburgh dated report states Mrs. Spencer G. Brewr and her nephew William Murphy face arrest warrants after Mrs. Beleni Blarius Rourke accuses them of attacking her during a luncheon at a school room. Rourke says Brown dragged her to a window, damaged glass, and others joined in a violent assault, with further attacks in Moodna hotel. She remains injured and bedridden at Highland Falls, two weeks from recovery.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Yen
Greanes
New Windsor
Spencer G.brewr
William “Murphy
Cpt
Belen Blarius- Rourke
Leicher
Windsor
Brown
Séhoai
Rourke
Airs
Highland Falls
Unani mous Call Extended to Rev Robert S Young
Newton New Jersey December extended Friday a unanimous call to Rev Robert Spencer Young of Nutley to become pastor of the Yellow Frame Presbyterian Church. If he accepts he will succeed Rev Isaac H Condit of Stillwater who resigned October 1 for health reasons. Young formerly led the M E Church at Otisville.
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Newton
Robert Spencer Young
Nutley
Yellow Frame Presbyterian Church
Yellow Frame Church
Young
Isaac H. Condit
Stillwater
Middletown Buffalos and Lodges Hold Important Meetings
The Middletown Heard No 3 Loyal Order of Buffalos meets at 8 pm in Press building for officer nominations. Hoffman Lodge 412 F and A M holds two third degree communications tonight and tomorrow with buffet luncheons. Cyprus Commandery No 67 ET holds a stated conclave Thursday for conferring the Order of the Temple on candidates.
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Buffalos
Middletown
Loyal Order of Buffalos
Hoffman Lodge
Cyprus Commandery
E. T
Order of the Temple
Accident Details Received in City
John H. R. Tompkins, former C W trainman, injured in New Haven yards Waterbury Conn December 6, initial reports said killed with both legs severed, later corrected to severe injuries including crushed left leg and mangled right leg. Hospital treatment by Dr Crane, specialist Miss Johnson. prognosis hopeful for saving both legs if no complications arise. Eye witnesses say he fell from a box car between two cars. Conductor Overrin and Fregman Mortsomery aided. Brother-in-law Harvey Freers moved to arrange care. Bert Tompkins remained en route from C N E to Waterbury.
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John HR. Tompkins
New Haven
Waterbury Conn
Crane
Tompkins
Overrin
Fregman Mortsomery
Harvey Freers
Freer
Suffrage Club Meeting Announced in Bioominshurs Area
The Woman's Suffrage Club of Bioominshurs and High View will meet with Mrs. North of High View on Wednesday, Dec. ik, at 2 30 p.m. The notice invites members to participate in the upcoming session.
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Suffrage Club
Woman's Suffrage Club of
Bioominshurs and
High View
North
Christmas tree event planned by Brick Church Sunday School
Montgomery December 12 A Christmas entertainment and tree will be held by the Brick Church Sunday School at a date to be announced later. The Montgomery Orange No 216 will host two dances monthly through the winter. Moulds orchestra will provide music for the occasion. John Ahearn, a progressive farmer on the Kill road to Walden, installed a three unit milking machine in his dairy barn. John Jay Simpson of Franklin Pa visited Saturday. Elizabeth Wallace returned from New York where she stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles J Wallace. Africa is four times the size of the United States and nearly one fourth of the earth’s land surface. For needs use Times-Press want columns for advertisements.
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Goshen
State Highwar Commission
South Corporation Lime
Warwick
Oakland Avenue
New Milford
State Highway Commission
Cocaji
J. W. Gott
Richard Pull Winkie
John J. Toth
Port Jervis
Toth
Clark
Fan Ofkelal
J. W. Gout
Storm Kine Stone Company
Arthur S. Tompkins
Stone Company
Committee On
Westtown
Smith's Corner
Montgomery
Brick Church
Montgomery Orange
Mould
John Ahearn
Kill
Walden
Fue
Bern
John Jay Simpson
Franklin
New York
Elizabeth Wallace
and Mirs
Charles J. Wallace
Africa
United States
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