Patrician Black Kid Boots Offered at 6.50 A Pair
A fortunate buy allows a sale on Patrician black kid boots for 6.50 a pair. The offer emphasizes limited stock and urges customers to hurry before they are gone.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
2
A fortunate buy allows a sale on Patrician black kid boots for 6.50 a pair. The offer emphasizes limited stock and urges customers to hurry before they are gone.
Shoppers in Middletown view leather belts and buckled gear from the Leatherwear Company of America displayed by merchants on forth street and Jamerer avenue. Belts feature patented buckles and diamond shield initials. The company’s temporary headquarters and new Washington Street building are nearing completion with occupancy planned by January.
Fragmentary notes describe a burned house and gratitude for neighbors and employer aid. Mentions Mrs Justina Hauser and Mir Smulex delivering assistance from Wet Moin atpoet, with further references to Mra Bulcher and Shear Power. Vague details include furniture movement and a referenced term or seating count.
Reports indicate no action taken on Garfield's resignation as President Wilson has yet to respond to Dr. Hiatio A. Ciartdd's request for acceptance. Garfield publicly stated he had received no reply and avoided discussing the matter, fueling speculation about the administration's stance.
He cites dissatisfaction with the coal strike settlement and argues a commission proposed by the President would set prices and relieve the Fuel Administrator of its duties. The plan would grant the commission price fixing powers and broaden supervision of the industry.
About 160 members attended the Orange County Farm Bureau annual meeting opening at 10 o’clock in the Alasonic Temple. Charles M. Gardner, editor of the National Grange, spoke this afternoon on farm organizations their opportunities and their dangers. Directors were elected: John W. Artmann Middletown PD Farley CampbellHUA Tymarest Warwick Howard B Seely Goshen J W Spencer Mountainville Coo Watford Newburgh John J Downey Goshen H S Water Searsville F Oel Sayer Warwick W Harlow Pomona Grange Supervisor William T Walbece. Officers for the coming year to be chosen from page directors. Community ringing opened the afternoon at 18 o’clock.
Andrew W Murtha and two daughters Irene and Helen of 45 Bracon Street visit relatives in Honnsdale Pa. Ruth K Giles daughter of Mrs Katherine Giles 88 Crescent Place completes Simmons College course in Boston and spends holiday at home. Mr and Mrs George Wy Mould plan a Cleveland getaway for two weeks with Guysen and daughter Allyn Mould and Mrs I J Kromm starting December 22. Mrs Filizabath Shealey tailor for Spita store and Mrs A M McGuire of 29 Harrison Street leave to visit Miss Madeline Tartland and Mrs A Rauss forcing Agnes McGuirea in Akron Ohio.
Goshen December 13 Latin students at Goshen High School presented a fine program in the school auditorium. Under teacher Sites Jeneie Butus and Miss Mary Edwards, the evening featured a three act drama Ceres with named roles and nymphs. Additional segments titled Parts II III and IV showcased projects on Latin life and Vestal Virgins.
In Goshen on December 13, men of St. James Episcopal Church organized the Men’s Club of St. James. Percy V. D. Gott was named president with A Wilson White as vice president, William M. Hoffman secretary, and Francis W. Murray treasurer. An executive committee includes Joan J. VanVibet and Rev. Dr. C. T. A Pise. Meetings will be held the first Thursday of each month at the chapel.
Property transfers show a Middletown parcel on Jackson Avenue where a deed requires new buildings’ fronts to be within 30 feet of the fence line facing the street. The sale price is 4500 dollars. Other transfers list Isabella Bayles to Fred Fowler in Montgomery village and several smaller real estate moves in Warwick Maybrook and Wickham Avenue Middletown.
Goshen society listings report a Dec 13 afternoon at Mrs. O Hickok for the Twentieth Century Club with a musical program by Lewis Emery Flora Xle Donald and Mrs Arthur Decker. Also Goshen Lodge reports, Ajamore Chapter initiations, Holy Name Society meeting, plus local visits and pneumonia recovery updates. A Central Tonight bill lists Monroe Salisbury in The Sleeping Lion with a Sunshine comedy at 8:18 and 9:90.
Reception for the new pastor includes Mrs. Rockafellow and Miss Brown with singing by Mr. Porfirio. Dr. Wight gave a welcome address. Porfirio replied in Italian and English. E T Hanford invited involvement in Christmas exercises on December 21 with refreshments by the Ladies Aux iliary. Plain Indoor League seeks local groups to attend a conference at 3 pm Sunday at the State Armory. Hoffman Lodge 412 F and A M will hold regular communication December 20 with second degree for a candidate class.
Mount Hope Counsels No 10 087 Modern Woodmen of America meet at 2 p m to attend the funeral of Brother Oliver G Ketcham with E S Ketcham as clerk The notice invites attendance and notes an upcoming St Pauls Church musical concert featuring sixteen instruments including a harpist and cellist with matinee and evening prices.
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