Middletown Daily Times Press History Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes recount multiple names for Middletown newspapers with varied dates. Mentions include Middletown Daily Times Press and Middletown Daily Times with references to 1806 and 1870s, plus scattered terms like Tri-Weekly and Daily Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Times- Press
White, Press
Tri-Weekly Press
Aeatiaeletows Daily Press
Middletown Daily Times
Middletown Daily Times- Press
Times-Press ad claims disputed by history notes
The piece cites alleged fraudulent advertisements and warns readers about distortions in ad claims. It references a Daily History class and lists historical events such as Boston Tea Party, U S republic recognition by France, the Battle of Nashville, a German cruiser bombardment, Italian troops in Albania, and a winter sky glimpse of Sirius and Hercules, presented in a concise archival format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily History
Boston
United States Republic
France
Nashville
Army of the West
England
Albania
Silent Charity Commissioner Quietly Runs Middletown Dept
A local newspaper notes that Miss E. Piluke remains commissioner of charities in Middletown. The piece praises her unobtrusive management, suggesting public visibility is low while department results appear efficient. It hints reporters could expose stories if she chose to publicize more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses Ona E. Piluke
Charities
Middletown
Miss Piluke
OWST
Ford
Department of Charities
Pfite
Charity drives to aid poor children at Christmas in Middle Town
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor appeals for help to give Christmas gifts to about 21,054 children under tenements. Contributions in stamps money or merchandise should be sent to A L C P Relief Bureau 105 East 72nd Street with the donor’s name on the package or letter.
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Middletown
New York Association
Santa Claus
C. P
Stuldies
Noor
Associacion
Chris Mas
Scieas
George Braegden
A. L C. P. Relief Bureau
East 72Nd Street
Christ
Weather Letter Cheers A Wintery Christmas Wish
The writer praises a branded winter pattern for the holidays and thanks the U S Weather Bureau for a prompt reply. They argue brisk, snowy weather boosts Christmas spirit and holiday trade, while mild open winter dulls sentiment and slows merchants.
Civic chamber plans face pruning and revival hopes
Officials of the Chamuer Commerce outline a lean civic work program with several abandoned ideas to be reconsidered later. Directors expect public support for completing projects in the coming year and believe some long-cherished suggestions may be revived after the chamber proves its impact.
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Chamuer Commerce
Srgtesties
Nature Retreat Reflection by Bruce Calvert
A reflective note on escaping society to spend time alone with nature for self acquaintance and renewal. The author emphasizes seasonal solitude as a path to personal clarity and calm away from daily noise and People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Calvert
Christianizing Social Ideals in Saturday Sermons
Rev George E Wright argues the church must address social wrongs without becoming police. He warns against secularizing the church, urges focus on inner spiritual renewal, and stresses confronting faulty housing wages unemployment and old age care as from a Christian stance. The piece defends action rooted in faith not worldly power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times- Precee
George E. Wright
Methodist Church
Pine Sush
Traimenis
Church
Officials Chosen At Athena Club Meeting
The Athena Club held a Thursday afternoon meeting in Moffat Library Washingtonville to discuss yearly dues guest attention summer meetings a finance committee membership tickets place cards and other items. A luncheon preceded the meeting with eighty six members served and two tables decked with clusters of cherry pampas and plants.
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Athena Club
Athenia Club
Moffat Library
Washingtonville
Seaton
Elzzabeth Cameron
Brooklyn
Dewitt Bailey
Washingtonvile
Banking bills may be pushed at coming session
Albany December 16 The State banking department may introduce bills to strengthen the financial system. Superintendent Eugene Lamb Richards advocates cooperation among government offices and business interests and warns against delaying solutions. He cites inflation and currency growth as pressure for action and hints at banking legislation in the forthcoming legislature.
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Albany
State Banking Department
Eugene Lamb Richards
Richards
Bankers’ Association
State of
Delaware
Haying
Iast
New York
Apostles
Funceme
Europe
Christmas luncheon at Athenia club highlighted by nativity accents
An Athenia Club meeting in Newburgh featured Santa Claus at the president's table among poinsettias, with members and hostesses from Newburgh and nearby towns. The festive menu included escalloped oysters and cream puffs. Officers and committee chairs were nominated and discussed, along with new member introductions and a motion about membership tickets and dues set at 1.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Albert E. Layman
Elmer Tibbetts
Cornelia Youngs
Louise Westiske
Newiss
Esteve Thayer
Henry Webb
Burnside
George A. Oliver
Washingtonville
Natalie Barnes
Middle Hope
Wiliam Woolser
Newburgh
BE. J. McLaughlin
Athenia
Ery
Helen Downie
James Burnett
Katherine Feuries
Louise Loomis
Glooming Grove
Xirs
W. F. Haebelin
Middletown
Cish
Claire McNamee
Poughkeepsie
German Cruisers Bombard East Coast Towns
German warships crossed the North Sea and shelled towns along England's east coast leading to about 700 reported casualties. The action underscores rising naval hostilities during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
England
Auxiliary Holds Program at Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met at the Home for Aged Women with Miss Preston presiding. The scriptural Birth of Christ opened the session followed by a program of solos recitations readings and a dining room supper. A Whitehead torpedo ruins 6 yards at 50 mph and a kettle sings as air escapes from water in fits and starts.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
First Baptist Church
W. W. Clark
G. W. Cole
Wes
Arthur
Lemuel LeValler
F. P. Hunter
Thelma. Wilter
Nelson Miller
RE. Skelton
Samuel
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Sirius
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Solitude
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Edward J. McLaughlin
Madeline B. van Duzer
William A. Heming
Thos. C. Brewster
Wiliam M. Leonard
Helen H. Tuthill
Whitfeld A. Bull
Amy Truex Woodhull
Louise Howell
Mott C. Tuthill
Clarence Gerow
W. BH. Webb
Robert T. Hume
W. V. Seaman
Alfred Denniston
Aaron Baxter
Postesses
John S. Courter
Belle Strong
F. D. Tuthill
Arabelle Helme
Wm. MM. Tuthill
Everett B Hawkins
Montgomery
Georgianna Morrison
Rock Yavern
Margaret Arnott
Rock Tatern
Rirs
A. L. Oliver
Washington- Vile
Frank Steen
Walden
Jonasthan Hawkins
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Chamber of Deputies
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Orange County Lishting Company
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