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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1916

Page

6

Victory for the Canadians Mr Jas J Royall SS Boston

A dated Boston notice from April 26 1914 touts Fruit-s-tives as a remedy for chronic constipation. It features testimonial by Jas J Rovall claiming long relief after using multiple boxes, with prices listed and distribution from Fruit-2-tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.

MR. Jas, J. Royall Boston Central Wharf Mass Montres Jas. J. Rovall Ogdensburg New York

Masonic Service Held for Mr Green

The funeral of Seely Green was held at his home in Sleenanus town this afternoon at 2 o clock conducted by Rev Forest Prestom Hunter. A large attendance and many floral tributes followed. A Hofman Foss Lodge delegation attended and the order's ritual was observed at Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburgh. Pallbearers included William R. Wallace Joan E Slawson Jesse Bootslayer Crystal Bar Denican Houston Seareektow George C Sulit and Charles W Shumaker.

Seely Green Sleenanus Forest Prestom Hunter Hofman Foss Xo 112 FL & A. AM Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburgh William R. Wallace Circleville Joan E. Slawson Jesse Bootslayer Crystal Bar Denican Houston Seareektow George C. Sulit Charles W. Shumaker

Body Found In 7 Inch Ruins Of Edel Inn Hotel

Fire at The Little Green Inn between Sloatsburg and Tuxedo burned Tuesday evening. James Foellen, a painter aged about 48, rushed back inside to grab personal effects and was believed missing. On Thursday a charred body was found among the debris, identified by a watch. he was a single man employed locally.

Little Green Inn Sloatsburg Tuxedo James Foellen Fallon

Suffrage Session Ends With Clergy Addresses

Suffragists of the Second Assembly District gathered at Grace Church parish house for a meeting cut short by a storm. Rev He urged personal campaigning and shared temperance campaign lessons, noting the need to reach voters directly. Mayor Thompson missed the event due to legal business. strong support came from Mrs Seward of Goshen and Miss Gibbs of the city.

Second Assembly District Grace Church Frank A. Vander Edson Butler Thompson Gire Vw. 7 Seward

True Bill Found in Gordon Case

Monticello December 16 Grand Jury filed two indictments Emme Gordon aka Edna Doetsch charged with first degree murder Clare Slade Colonel Van Steenburgh and Benjamin Becker charged with grand larceny in the second degree for allegedly stealing a team of horses from Charles F. Lewis at Rockland around September 22 1916 Carpenter and Rosch represented the defendants the case goes to county court next term all parties bailed and bail bond continued Several defendants were not indicted by the grand jury including Ernest Ramsey Walter Lacey Joseph Sendack Abraham Fein Charles Goodman Irvine Brandwein and Irving Levine

Monticello Grand Emme Gordon Edna Doetsch Clare Slade Colonel van Steenburgh Benjamin Becker Alteged Charles F. Lewis Rockland Carpenter & Rosch Cownty Court Attormer George L. Cooke Ernest Ramsey Witer Lacey Joseph Sendack Abraham Fein Charles Goodman Irvine Brandwein Irving Levine

Newburgh Egg Boycott Proclamation Under Review by Courts

Copies of mayoral egg boycott proclamations have reached the U S Supreme Court for legality review. Mayor Thompson of Troy and Newburgh officials say the notice was a suggestion to prevent higher egg prices, not an attack on any person or group.

Newburgh Meyor Jonathan D. Wilson United States Supreme Court United Hatters of North America Burns Troy New ‘York State Mayors’ Conference A. C. N. Thompson Wilson Thompson

Fall on Steps Leaves Woman with Fractured Limb

Ellenville reports a serious accident when Mrs. H W Valentine fell on icy stairs while leaving a store with her infant and packages. She was taken home and treated by Dr. J C Coles. condition reported as comfortable. Also notes a Musical Club program and Board of Trade meeting activity, plus New Jersey guests visiting local residents.

Ellenville H.W. Valentine Devine Sobio Fr. Potter Sture Teg Sivch Hurt Mie Valentine J.C. Coles Valentine Long Island Meris Gfl Wilkiow Mre Volidow Wasnes Bert HL Ternhuiser Areh Lobe Enerin TR. Elting Sen Hur Row. Thorpson Piang Sean Sens W. D. Cunninghan J. H. Divine 2 Wing Eubba Demarest J. W. Millard Mitchell Hesse Holigars

Sullivan County concert postponed due to illness

Howells with Frank H. Mather arranged a concert at the Congregational Church in Howells on Tuesday is postponed because Miss May Newton is ill and three Dalton members are indisposed.

Howells Frank H. Mather May Newton Dalton

Underwood Favors Aerial Mail Route Between Cities

Frederck D. Underwood, president of Erie, backs an aerial mail route New York to Chicago and offers to fund and lease railroad land for stations. Erie Railroad commits support, with sites at Hornell, Salamanca, and Marion as potential mail relay points.

Underwood Tote Pesterlice Department New York Chicago Erie Railroad Frederck D. Underwood Lie Erie Yessterday Pout Chain of Rivers Ruth Law Asiace Hornell Salamane Marion Damatne Chicusea York Apy

Excelsiors Dine At Truck House

Excelsior Wook and Luad der Company members and guests enjoyed a roast pig dinner Friday night at the Truck House on King Street. The feast, served at 6:00, was praised as a very pleasant firemen season event. McConnell's five-piece orchestra played before and during the meal. No speeches or entertainment followed. Howard D. Rockafellow and Willam Wanders directed the dining room service with committee members Willis H. Davis, Marka A. Homer, Carr, LeRo, and Edward L. Masten assisting. Menu included celery, olives, roast pig, potatoes, cabbage, bread, coffee, and dessert.

King Street Excelsior Wook and Luadder Company McConnal Truck House Howard D. Rockafellow Willam Wanders Willis H. Davis Marka A. . Homer Carr LeRo Edward L. Masten

Mr. Radeker Speaks At Memorial Church Social

The Baracca social at Memorial Church last night featured W Scott Radeker delivering an address titled Civic Ideals. He offered practical ideas to improve civic thinking and conditions, answered questions, and refreshments followed a social hour. The note on annual income in electrical industries compared to the U S government's expenditures appears as a concluding remark.

Radeker the Memorial Church C. A. Smith W. Scott Radeker United States

Newburgh Jury Praises City Jail And Sheriff

Newburgh December 13 the grand jury now in session at Supreme Court passes a resolution commending the Newburgh jail for its clean sanitary conditions and the efficiency of Sheriff Hallock Jr. The resolution notes prisoners are well fed and treated without fault in the jail’s management.

Newburgh Supreme Court Pinder Hen Hallock, Jr Waton P. Westlake Middle Ho Newbursh Newburgh County Sherk Teary Halloch Jr

Phosphated Iron Promises Health Boost For All

An old advertisement extols Phosphated Iron as a life renewing tonic for midlife and aging adults. It claims it quickly boosts blood iron, strengthens the nervous system, and restores vitality through iron and phosphate nourishment. The notice urges readers to buy capsules only from the stated Middletown depot and pharmacy to avoid substitutions.

Ufo J. Erskine Mil Middletown Depot Scott Harmacy Goshen, NL

O. and W. Band Dance a Decided Success

The O and W Band event at Eagles’ Hall Friday evening drew good attendance despite bad weather. Music for dancing was enjoyed by those present, while a street parade was canceled due to conditions. the band offered a brief concert before the dance.

Eagles’ Aail Pines

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