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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1918

Page

4

Undecided Excise Case Leaves Mamkating Status Shaky

In Mamaking the excise dispute remains unresolved as Judge Hasbrouck voided a special election on Equor questions due to poll closures, yet the county treasurer has not issued licenses to hotel keepers. The State Commissioner of Excise appealed to the Appellate Division at Albany from Judge Hasbrouck's order, a move that suspends proceedings automatically.

Mamakating Hastrothk Equor State Commissioner of Excise Supreme Court Allany Jndze Hasbrouck

Lege participants and potential appeal timeline outlined

The report notes who took part in the lege, states will also appeal, and indicates the matter will likely be argued in January and decided in March unless the court issues a special order to alter the schedule.

Three Die in Big Syracuse Lodging House Fire

In Syracuse a lodging house fire killed three men and injured seven as occupants fled in panic. Twenty five men slept in the building when the blaze started, with several escapes from windows and a number of rescues reported in the early hours. Frank Nally and Frank Payne were recovered in the ruins, and James Crowley died en route to a hospital. The blaze is believed to have started from a slam explosion.

Syracuse Frank Nally Frank Payne James Crowley

Substitute for Metal Pipe Piping Uses Abroad

Reports indicate a substitute for metal piping using compressed cellulase ta pan abroad. The material, suited for hot and cold air and car rosive acids, performs well in these conditions but is not suitable for steam systems.

Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Address in Goshen

Justice Arthur S. Tompkins spoke for about 35 minutes at Goshen High School on the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call. A parade by the Home Defense drum corps preceded the address, followed by a dance with many participants. J Floyd Halstead chaired. residents pledge a 10 percent showings amid wartime contributions.

Justice Tompkins Red Cross Goshen Arthur S. Tompkins Stirling Home Defense Company J. Floyd Halstead

Dinner for retiring Sheriff McDowell at Goshen Hotel

A testimonial dinner in the grill room of the St Himo Hotel honored Pred S. McDowell retiring sheriff of Orange County. The menu for 26 guests featured Bronx Cocktail Oyster Cocktail Cream Tomato Soup Veal Cutlets with French Fried Potatoes Roast Pig Imported Green Peas Celery Lettuce Salad Pickles Olives Ice cream Cake Coffee. The event included short speeches by Henry Kehl Frank Bock Sheriff-elect William Leonard and others with Dr J F DeVine as toastmaster.

St Himo Hotel Pred S. McDowell Sherif Orange County Bronx J. F DeVine Henry Kehl Frank

Middletown Man’s Experience With Deans Kidney Pills

William Gibbs of Middletown 28 Beattie Avenue describes his kidney remedy experience dated September 22 1821 noting backache irregular kidney action and sediment in urine. He credits Deans Kidney Pills bought at J E Mills Drug Store with restoring kidney function and easing pain. A later endorsement from November 23 1916 praises the product and urges continued use. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the pills at 60 cents.

Widdletown Middletown William Gibbs Beattie Avenue Dean J. E. Mills’ Drue Buffalo, N. Y

Obituary of longtime Goshen resident Mr Mello at 77

Monday at the home of his son Frank on Greenwich avenue in Goshen the 77 year old Mr Mello who had lived in Goshen 41 years passed away. He was a respected industrious man his wife having died years earlier Requiem mass was said by Rev James A Brads at 8 50 this morning at St Johns Church Goshen Interment followed at St Johns cemetery tonight at the Central Madame Petrova presented in Buule advertisement.

Goshen Historiins Independent Republican Bottes Niteen Apd Ailddietown Ellen Droyer Elier Droyer Grand Strest Ibis Village Slate Hill Cemetery Olivet Mission W. G. Brown Frank Greenwich Avenue Mello James A. Brads St. John’s Church St Johns Cemetery

League Does Not Fix Prices Continued From Page One

A newspaper fragment discusses the Foods Administration handling dairy questions. Farmers and dairymen, led by statements from a practical farmer, debate practicality and value of reforms. Harden produced documents and cheques as part of a hearing, guiding witness examination.

Foods Administration Coasuaor Ah. Harden Iearud Doomg

William McCarter Obituary in Wurtsboro Community

William McCarter, longtime Wurtsboro resident, died December 6 at age 72 after a period of heart trouble. He is survived by widow Mary B and eight children Abs Collard Newburgh Martha German Middletown Rebecca Haynes Organ PA Emma Green Wurtsboro George Fish Eddy William East Branch Alfred Deer Park Wash Rev Rush W Lake Otisville and Rev J E Crane Wurtsboro. Funeral services were held at Westbrookville Church with burial in Westbrookville cemetery. Six grandchildren.

William McCarter Wurtsboro Wurtsword Thin Village McCarter Mary B Abs Francis Collard Newburgh Martha German Middletown Rebecca ; Haynes Organ Emma Green George Fisbs Eddy William East Branch Alfred Deer Park Wash Rush W. Lake Otisville J. E Crane Westbrookville Weatbrookville

Deaths of Mrs Thomas C Brewster and Mrs Mary Brown Esty

The report notes the death of Mrs Thomas C Brewster of Blooming Grove after seven weeks illness. She was formerly Agna Goldsmith, widow of Alden Goldsmith, with a nephew Alden Goldsmith surviving. She engaged in local clubs and Red Cross service. Funeral was held at her home. Also reported is the death of Mrs Mary Brown Esty widow of George W Esty, born in England, with multiple children and grandchildren listed as survivors. She died in Cueachville after years as a resident.

Thomas C. Brewster Blooming Grove Brewster Agna Goldsmith Alden Goldsmith Walnut Grove Farm Chester DALA Athenia Club Kings Doughters Blooming Grove Church Washingtonville Grante Red Cross Orange County Mary Brown Esty Mary Brown Esm George WL Esry Cueachville England John Brown Ann Nichols Cuddebeckville George W. Esty Mabel Ken Yo Thel Cuddebackville Jons Roy Corning

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