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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text describes indoor league practice games at SOAS with unclear names and events. It mentions Besek, E borane tgens, and BERG, but details and outcomes are unreadable.
Calendar edition notes C E Week scheduled from February 2 to February 9. Public events and church services to observe the observance with parish and community leaders urging participation.
A forum on health insurance discusses access affordability and coverage options. Participants include unnamed attendees sharing experiences and questions about plan choices and costs in a community setting.
Albany report notes Port Jervis Traction Company asks the Public Service Commission to extend a seven cent fare beyond January 1. The commission previously allowed seven cents until December 21 under a franchise. the company seeks renewal and possible further authorization to set the fare at seven cents continuing in the city.
The article reports President facing extreme cold and discomfort during a weather event. It notes aides and officials reacting to the harsh conditions and mentions Lee White in relation to the president's travel and safety measures.
The funeral service for John Milliken Burnett was conducted Monday at 2 30 PM by Rev FL Woosteeey. Attending were Henry Fiiwistie ail Fierford Williamn Loseh Wel tm Adiuman and William Dee Amari tear Fiat on the family plot at Seymour Hawkes. The same afternoon Dinko Hlasbronck of Walden attended a Chamber of Commerce meeting and civic event.
Kingston report shows Carl H L Menzel dies at City Hospital as the third West Shore employee to die in ten days. Earlier EL Schaeffer a brakeman killed at Newburgh was buried a week ago, and Peer Carson a yard conductor died in less than a week, burial last Saturday. Menzel’s death attributed to apo...
The article details the Dairymen's League finances with expenditures for stockholders' meetings and office costs, advertising, and branch operations. It notes a total income of 294,274 and expenses exceeding it by 50,225, with about 86,960 member dairy farmers supplying milk to New York and other cities. Milk commissions and interest are itemized, totaling 298,274.44.
A Montgomery meeting of farmers convened with speakers from the Orange Cer and the Dalism group addressing dairying, poultry, and cooperative economics. Speakers included Greene of Fu Barres and Flamimiond on house keeping and farm management for women of the range.
The Mayflower Guild of the First Congregational Church elected officers Monday night at Miss Mabel Keen’s Cottage Street home. The slate included President Mrs Albert Greene Vice President Lisa Aldred Cuesford Treasurer Genevieve Orden Secretary Miriam Dernn. Refreshments followed with a social time.
Mrs C B Ward wife of Congressman Charles T Ward of Perryme Sullivan county represents the 27th district and is elected president of the Congressional Club in Washington. She opened a three night series with Monday’s reception entertaining Vice President and Mrs Marshall and nearly the entire club present while officers aided by directors welcomed guests.
Several House members pressed the Interstate Commerce Committee to bar sugar exports. The panel deferred action until Representative Dalinesr can offer provisions covering commodities with ten percent sugar content.
Presbyterian church in Nyack extends a call to Rev J U Ballard to become pastor with a salary of 33,4 and housing allowance of 800. Ballard is a member of Hansen Presbytery and currently linked with the Interest Movement.
An attempted assassination targeting General Obregon is reported with sparse details. The item notes a disruption in a public event and mentions a dance tonight by a company, along with other unreadable lines about local notices and offerings from a drug store.
A bill defining radicalism and aimed at forcing the Labor Department to arrest and deport all alien members of radical groups was reported to the House by the Immigration Committee. The measure targets organizations like the LWLW and similar groups, according to Associated Press coverage.
Obituary for Michael S. Morgan formerly of Port Jervis notes his death in Newburgh after a long illness. Born in Port Jervis he worked at Swinton and Co foundry then Marin Foundry Middletown. Survived by wife four daughters one son and several siblings. funeral in Port Jervis at St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery. Also reports Horton Memorial Church event on France and a local social notice of a farewell for Mr and Mrs Wheat. charity clothing drive at City Mission House.
Daily closing prices reported by Clark Childs Co show wide moves among major shares. Notable levels include American Can 65 14, American Sugar 93, General Electric around, and United States Steel near. Widespread activity noted in motor and copper stocks led by Maxwell Motor and Miami Copper.
The article urges thrift during the Yuletide season in the Second Federal Reserve District. It highlights Savings and Thrift Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates as practical gifts and tools for building a Christmas fund, noting war-era savings habits and anticipated bonuses from Savings Certificates. Thousands are already saving, with many banks and firms expected to adopt this practice.
In major New Jersey cities racial groups compete to show which community can produce the most savers and investors in Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates. Foreign language editors lead local drives, appoint group leaders, and form savings societies to broaden participation among foreign born residents. The contests count savers, not amounts, to boost thrift and perceived stability of Uncle Sam as banker.
A three year old neighbor, known as a cheerful visitor during mealtimes, frequently drops by to be part of meals. He attempts to flatter and charm to stay longer and often walks around the table, admiring boiled eggs and the shell decorations.
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