Obituary of George S Hasbrouck Former Middletown Resident
News of the death reached Middletown of George S Hasbrouck formerly of the city. He died in Cincinnati Ohio at age one year six months and one day after leaving Middletown two years ago. He had worked with Selis Bros and followed a show to Unis City last in the past nine years no word came until the death news. He was the eldest son of the late James A and Margaret Hasbrouck and brother of WE Mam S Levi Isaac Huasbrouce and Mrs Sarah Free.
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George S. Hasbrouck
George 5
Hasrouck
Cincinnati
Ohio
Middletown
Hasbrouck
Joe Hooker
Selis Bros
Union
Unis City
Notbg
Mr. Hestrouch
James A
Margaret Hasbrouck
Funeral Services Held at Home of George Coleman
A member of the Episcopal Church will be laid to rest Wednesday at 2 o clock in the home of George Coleman 51 South Street. Interment will follow in Wallkill cemetery at Phillipsburgh.
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Episcopal Church
George Coleman
South Street
Wallkill Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
Death of Oswego Resident Augustus A Cole at 85
Augustus A Cole aged 85 a well known Oswego resident died Saturday morning at his Lathrop street home after over two months of illness He is survived besides his wife by three sisters Mrs Resmussen of this city Mrs Hapbard of Chicago and Mrs Harris of Middletown
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Augustus A. Cole
Oswego
Lathrop Street
Resmussen
Hapbard
Chicago
Faarris
Middletown
Petrels Wedding at St Josephs Church
Petrels daughter of Mr and Mrs Sahutwre Petrels of 62 Montgomery street married WHBar Goheo at St Josephs Church Sunday at 3. Rev Father Murphy officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Minnie Cummings. best man John D Russo. Reception at bride's home for about 104 guests. Couple will reside at 47 Montgomery street with music by an orchestra.
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John D. Russo
Franklin
N. J
Angelio Casamassa
New York Oity
Montgomery Street
Army assigns Major Canfield to Camp Greene for quartermaster duty
Major Edward Canfield Jr of the Quartermaster Corps is ordered to Camp Greene in Charlotte North Carolina to serve as quartermaster for the fourth division regular. A Middletown native and West Point graduate, Canfield previously oversaw construction at Camp Devens in Ayer Massachusetts.
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Army
Edward Canfield, Jr
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
Canfield
Middletown
West Point
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Motor Trucks On Their Way East
Washington reports the first section of America's experimental truck transport service has started from Detroit and moved toward the Atlantic coast. Soldiers drive Packard trucks loaded with government materials, totaling 30,000 trucks under construction, across about 62 miles in a day, aiming to alleviate terminal congestion and train drivers and officers for real service conditions. A backbone military highway from Chicago to New York will connect feeder routes to Atlantic coast ports, with eastern branches serving northern and southern ports as officials are urged to act promptly.
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Washington
America
Experimental
Atlantic
Detroit
Packard Andhs
Norwalk
Ohio
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Sharps
Chicago
New York City
Soldier Voters Counted in City Election Totals
The report lists vote counts for several wards and offices with soldiers voting tallies, noting winners for alderman and supervisor posts in multiple wards. Results include George L. Amey, Dwight Babcock, George W. Cole, John S. Cooper, James A. Clark, John H. King, Cuno Aisbach, Charles L. Mead, and others, with many totals and blanks in district counts.
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Archie C. Reynolds
George L. Amey
Frank L. Bowers
Dwight Babcock
Thos. J. Morris
George W. Cole
Thomas Kennedy
John S. Cooper
Wiliam N. Dicks
James A. Clark
Agaist
J. B. Swalm
John H. King
Cuno Aisbach
Chas. E. Cornelius
John C. R. Taylor
Supreme Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
Clark Langan
Port Jervis
Charles L. Mead
Vanderlip dinner clash over wartime dining in Missouri
In Kansas City on December 1, Mrs. Vanderlip refused the final course of a hotel dinner claimed to be not a war dinner. The Vanderlip party faced menu incongruities amid wartime austerity while Frank A. Vanderlip pressed for simple living as champagne flowed. A separate plain fare dinner was arranged for her husband.
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Kansas City
Frank A. Vanderlip
Hotel Muehlbech
Vanderlip
Washington
St. Louis
Advisory Board Has Tough Job In Port Jervis
The Port Jervis legal advisory board held a lengthy session to complete registrant questionnaires for the selective draft. Marion LeRoy Bennett was the first to appear and completion took about three hours with four questionnaires filled.
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Times Press
Port Jervis
Dec
Marion LeRoy Bennett
Speakers at Theatres in Aid of Red Cross Chapter
The Four Minute Men boost Red Cross support at local theatres each evening. Monday speakers were G. T. Townsend at Stratton and Charles B. Buck at Show Shop. Tonight Rev Dr Grinton speaks at Stratton and Arthur M. K. Bande at Show Shop.
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RED Cross
G. T. Townsend
Stratton
Charles B. Buck
Dr. Grinton
Arthur M. K. Bande
Going to France Newburgh Soldier Ralph Lawson
Ralph Lawson formerly of Newburgh son of Henry B. Lawson was in town Sunday in uniform. He has joined the ordnance department and will soon go to France to oversee electricity in a major arsenal. He previously headed a large Edison plant in New York City.
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France
Newburgh
Ralph Lawson
Drys Win Victory in House
A major Prohibition push reached a key vote as the Senate and House agreed on a resolution to propose a constitutional amendment. The measure would ban manufacture and trade of intoxicating liquors within seven years of ratification, with concurrent enforcement powers for Congress and states. New York's delegation split, with 12 voting for and 27 against, including several named representatives.
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Clark
Sheppard
Prohibition
Lens
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
New York
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Pratt
Parker
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Mott
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Caldwell
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Dale
Maher
Fitzgerald
Griffin
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Haskell
Riordan
London
Sullivan
Teomes F
Smith
Deoling
Carew
Francis
Chandler
Siegel
Hulbert
Bruckner
Oliver
L. Fairchild
Ward
Sanford
Larder
Magee
Charles B. Smith
Waldon
la Guardia
Rowe
George W. Fairchild
Husted
Mattison Leaves Orange County Pastorate for Missionary Work
Mattison, long active in the Ridgebur Presbyterian Church and past three years as superintendent of the Citizens' League of Orange County, departs amid thanks for sobriety and morality efforts. The community extends best wishes for his future service abroad and continuing good work.
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India
Presbyterian Church
Ridgeburr
Citizens’ League of
Orange County
Mattison
Residents Remain at 117 Grand Avenue Amidst Unclear Fortunes
Mrs. Mattison and her children will continue to live at 117 Grand Avenue for the time being as authorities determine the effects of recent events. The note indicates no immediate relocation plans and maintains current residence status.
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Mattison
Willontinue
Grand Avenue
Obsequies for James P Rhinehart Held in Pine Bush
James P Rhinehart of Pine Bush was laid to rest at New Prospect Cemetery after a 2 30 pm funeral at his Yate home conducted by Rev John J Van Struen pastor of New Prospect Church. The body went to the receiving vault. Read the Times Press Want Ads.
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James P. Rhinehart
Pine Bush
Yate
John J. van Struen
New Prospect Church
New Prospect Cemetery
State budget debates feed requests for aid and salaries
Albany reports show appropriations by state departments and institutions rising, with agendas for health, education, and food supply spending. Chiefs and committee chairs push for increases, citing living costs and fiscal need, while some contingencies remain flat.
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Chaiman
Seagle Broadey
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Chena
Plans to Curtail Store Deliveries in New York State
Albany reports the New York State Defense Council approved a plan to curb retail deliveries as part of a broader commercial economy effort. The plan promotes cooperative delivery systems in large communities and minimizing returns to deter manpower shifts from essential activities. The council asks county committees to form sub committees including all cities villages and communities over 2 500 people to implement changes and to organize a women’s division within 80 days to launch post holiday campaigns.
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Albany
New York State Defense Council
Council of National Defense
New York
New York Sate Defense Council
Taivo
Council
Commercial Economy Board
New York State
Files suit to prove that he's not dead in New York
Thomas Barker sues in the Supreme Court to prove he is alive and restore his life and legal rights after his purported death in Louisiana. He seeks to reclaim a home and property once intended for him, arguing estrangement from his father and misapplication of his estate. He explains he would relinquish any benefits to others who would provide him shelter during the years he has left.
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Neworks
Thomas Bar
Sears
Agesauw
Rugthy
Banner
Gong- Ina
Eaeh Rather
Cedtinias Bateas
Watitte
Wits
Carl Tye
Getue Mhiaer
Soule Theoniyn
Thomas Barker
Thomas
Sbfagheid
Barker
Golders
Bre
The Crumb Closet at City Missionary Union
The Crumb Closet will be open here after every Friday from 4 to 6 p m to collect clothing for the city’s poor. Donations may be left at Mission House 66 East Main or collected if a postal is sent to Mrs H W Bush 7 Little Avenue.
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City Missionary Union
Misson House
East Main Street
H. W. Bush
Little Avenue
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