Independent Five To Battle Vets On Armory Court
Independent five faces the Vets on Armory Court in Monroe county. Local teams prepare for a hard court clash with Monroe as the likely venue and key players named for both sides.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
9
Independent five faces the Vets on Armory Court in Monroe county. Local teams prepare for a hard court clash with Monroe as the likely venue and key players named for both sides.
The group reports officers elected to lead the team for the upcoming season with positions including captain and secretary. Details on the event indicate a meeting held in the evening with members and organizers present.
Appointment in Washington elevates Joshua W Alexander of Gallatin Missouri to the position of Secretary of Commerce. Alexander arrives in capital with a clear agenda and support from officials and associates.
The feature notes Mike Collins comparing Mike Ertle to Johnny Kewpley Ertle and Mike Gib bons, calling him the fastest bantam and capable of hard hits in a brisk, informal praise card.
Unclear fragment mentions unveiling a tablet for Howells boys on an anniversary. The readable text provides few concrete facts or names beyond the event type and group. No definitive date or location is confirmed in the legible portion.
Farmers gather at Unionville for a local meeting and related events including a ride and discussion of agricultural issues. Citizens and local leaders attend to share experiences and plan support for farming communities.
Miss Militsa Volsitch arrives in New York to begin study at American colleges. Ten young women travel with her to pursue higher education, marking a notable step in academic exchanges.
The Day Nursery plans its Christmas event with usual programs and donations to be raised. Mrs Hitcharn notes the annual fundraiser was weaker than past years and appeals for gifts and assistance at the host exercises. Births announced include Mrs David Salon's daughter born December 1 and Angelina Carlin's birth on December 1.
Committees in charge of the charity dance for the Elks lodge under the New York Guard are listed with officers Captain E Maddden Decker and Lieutenants H S DeWitt A Lyman and J Hogan. A three piece orchestra will furnish music for the Tuesday December 20 event at the State Armory.
An authority supports a plan enabling foreign born residents to learn laws and customs of the country. Local block committees and workers would address health sanitation recreation housing and issues within their areas. Mr Ravage will present the plan at a conference outlining its impact and future extension.
The bag features a brown velvet and gold brocade design. The handle is brocade with tortoise shell to match the mounting.
Middletown High School senior class presents a three act comedy If I Only Had a Million Friday December 26 at 8 15 pm in the state armory. Dancing to Sterling's five piece orchestra after the show. Cast includes John Theodore Mrs John Connell Catherine Constance Tichenor Marjorie Fellows Edith Budd Clinton Vernon De Lacey Lord Rainscourt Leslie Donald Adam Mertens Lost Vincent Lord Fedie Dugan Ralph Lowe Vanderlip Stasley Hoyt William Elmer Chambers Barbara Radzinsky and others. Reserved seats sold at Holmes Music Store and from senior members with no extra charge.
American Legion Post 151 Middletown will hold a regular session Friday night December 15 at 7 30 in the State Armory. The new club room in the Times Press building is ready for occupancy and open to members anytime. Carpenters and painters finished the work converting the old police court into a convivial space and furniture has been purchased and placed.
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