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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
1
City public schools plan festive afternoon events on Christmas Day with grade schools except the grammar department participating. High and Mulberry Street students perform songs readings and solos as seniors and juniors exchange gifts with faculty. Programs begin around 1 30 to 2 00 pm with audiences invited.
A local lawyer was reappointed by the governing council to the committee on nominations. The decision, announced this week, reinforces the panel responsible for selecting candidates for public offices in the region.
Ice in local lakes ranges five to eight inches thick as two Middletown ice dealers plan their annual start on Monday morning. The thickening ice follows recent cold nights and forecasts indicate safe conditions should begin next week.
Capit. Maione has died on Werth Street. Details remain sparse as officials confirm the incident and investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
A December cold snap and multiple fires put New York City residents at risk. More than 190 families were displaced by a street blaze on Eighth Avenue while another fire damaged the Columbia University School of Journalism. The AP reports widespread suffering in poorer districts as subzero temperatures press the region.
Clerks at the Demerest store received a Christmas fund payment. The donor organized a charitable fund to help employees, with contributions benefiting workers during the holiday season.
The article notes the American Legion clubrooms are open offering ample space chairs and comfort inviting the public to visit and fall in with youth through the classified page advertising. It mentions securing a Legion card and access to magazines as part of the facilities.
A harsh cold spell gripped the area, with temperatures plunging to six below as the city struggled with snow and freezing winds. Residents hunkered indoors, while forecasts warned of continued frigid conditions and slow travel across town.
A spectacular夜 fire at Picatinny arsenal in Dover New Jersey followed an explosion in the research laboratory late last night. Fewer buildings burned than feared. losses estimated at 13 million dollars. Five men injured, one possibly fatally, but no deaths. The plant was deserted except for guards. firefighting hazardous due to exploding shells, control achieved after several hours.
Members of the Grand Order of Railroad Workers will host a supper at the Times-Press supper building with an expected address by a state officer. Visitors from Norwich Utica May Td and Fort Jervis are invited. Entertainment includes dancing to Brady and Curran after dinner and speaking.
Fire investigators say a thawing pipe caused a blaze this morning at a dwelling in Fauks Dameane. Chief Charlie Metarios of the Fal ks Dameane fire department cautioned residents to inspect heating lines and shut off water before thawing to prevent rekindling hazards.
Train services suffer major delays as extreme cold disrupts schedules across regions. Officials warn of lingering cancellations and reduced speeds while crews work to restore normal running.
The Metown Club will host a New Year Eve reception for members and ladies on Wednesday evening in the Merchants' National Bank Building. The program includes dancing cards billiards and a game of peet. Refreshments will be served.
Growing negotiations indicate the Trust Company plans to build a larger wing to handle rising business. The article notes the former Ayres & Gar property at 77 North Street as a potential site between the Grange and hardware store, with plans depending on feasibility.
A vehicle crashed into a farmer’s wagon near the post office. Witness Ss Grune ensured the horse was unharmed and checked the rider’s condition, noting no serious injuries.
Commencing Saturday the city’s merchants will keep their places of business open nightly until Christmas Eve. The schedule aims to boost shopping and accommodate holiday crowds. Local business leaders urge shoppers to plan visits to participate in the extended hours.
Mrs. Abraham Lehrman narrowly escaped a blaze at Chateau Shawanga High View when kitchen flames ignited her clothing around 3:30 this morning. Abraham Lehrman, dining with his wife, assisted. the kitchen and woodwork were ruined as the mountain resort property, once owned by Mrs. Lehrman, underwent repairs and sale considerations.
A Hornell fire left four families homeless after a blaze damaged multiple defect areas. One resident, Su AyAiTiment, suffered a maiming hand injury in the incident.
Fire in Boston leaves two dead near Ames E. Cole. Authorities report a fatal blaze with two victims found at the scene. Investigation under way to determine cause and any contributing factors.
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