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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
6
In Goshen, the Sheffield Company president testified before the Wicks committee about the milk trade and regulatory proposals. He described driver workloads, safety obligations, and the impact of taxes, arguing that milk distribution faces low margins and high costs while large firms control much daily output.
Centerville Station on Glen Wild road Sunday evening ended with Miss Lacey Koslow among the party injured when the car driven by Druggist Max Cline collided with a telephone pole. The impact threw occupants into the highway and caused painful injuries to Miss Koslow.
Chester and Mrs W T Heysler marked their golden wedding on Tuesday at their daughter Mrs Hudson Board Green’s Chester home. They wed December 19 1866 in Fishkill Plains with Rev Francis Kipp officiating. Guests included Mr and Mrs John B Moore, Miss Bella Hersier, Miss Ernestine Berser, and Rev and Mrs P F Swanton. A purse of 75 dollars, gifts, music by Della Heysier, and a communal supper followed delightful toasts and recitations.
A 4A motion requests leave to amend the complaint in the action of Katherine Kavanaugh against the New York Ontario and Western Railroad Co. The filing aims to adjust the pleadings as the case proceeds in the court.
George Bord's committee awarded 16 sweaters to Morris Welfa Bro for team success and one token to William Southwell for coaching services. Friday’s snowball squad banquet celebrates with Mrs. Dichernon as hostess. A busy afternoon program features musical director Miss Mo Shane and President Rogers as the junior class decorates for Christmas.
Unionville residents note new law boosting widow pensions from 12 to 29 dollars monthly under the September 8 act. Three Civil War veterans remain: Samuel Titus, Dee Harden, and J. Harvey Hanford. Local moves include a private electric lighting plant, and residents Abbie L. Hanford and Hattie N. Casterlin depart for winter liberty trips.
Max Lynar known as Count Lynar Loudon, imprisoned for bigamy, was brought to Newburgh to testify before a referee about his alleged plan to invest 355000 in Lynar equipment to produce a purported warfare engine. He claimed an Austrian government order existed and that Lacey funded parts of his ventures. Lacey seeks dissolution of the corporation amid charges of forgery. Lemon represents the railroad firm in Brooklyn Supreme Court proceedings.
Peterson's Ointment touted as a cure for eczema and piles in a heavy advertising claim. Readers share testimonials from Mrs Mary H and A B Rutger praising relief after long years of itching and skin troubles.
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