State Hospital Club bowls open amid holiday bustle
The State Hospital Club opened its bowling tournament with six teams and James Sumpster as chair. Highlights include Williams Hand team leading early action, high score by Jack Hand at 183, and prizes across pinnacles for teams and individuals. Holiday events, dances, and hospital notices fill the scene as Major A S Moore and others travel for conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital Club
Lalcrable
Ashley
Honter
Alverez
Kortright
Jack Hand
Tattersall
Chas. Martin
S—Bren
Dr. Crawford
Louis M. Raymond
Mr. der
Fedenco
van Keren
McClemnon
Willams
Lane
Decker
Bumppster
Kruger
Klein
Williams
Roamer
Waliams
Conter
Rosai
James Sumpster
Ehairyman
Ben Herbert Taversall
James Brien
Avs
Letter to Santa Claus in river accident report
A civilian letter describes a ferry accident where a vehicle slipped into the river near a dock. Comrade carried, wheel chair, and a doctor with an aunt secured clothing as a car was recovered with rope and hauled onto the dock. Damages deemed slight. ferry company expected to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolen
Notifien J
Harry Cawood
Harry Holloway
Cawood
Verron
Gental
Auto Crash Into Hudson River In Terrytown Feeds Local News
Sunday accident in Terrytown involved Dr G H Vernon of Middletown New York and his aunt Mrs S S Gardner when a Buick Six plunged from a ferry gangplank into the Hudson River. The deckhand warned to stop as wind shifted, causing the car to slip off and fall head first into four feet of water, with both occupants unable to jump clear.
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Terrytown Deilly
G. H. Vernon
S&s . Gardner
Hudson River
Flushing
Middletown N. Y
Rcne
Vernon
Aiddie
Scarsdale
Secord
Tr. Vernon
Dr. Verson
Milks Emulsion Promises Health From Stomach Trouble
An ad touts Milks Emulsion as a cure for stomach trouble and constipation with claims of rapid relief and restored appetite. A Charleston resident Mrs George Hampton praises its effects after three years of illness, and the Terre Haute company guarantees satisfaction with a six bottle trial. Sold by McMonagle & Rogers in Charleston.
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Ian
George Hampton
North 12Th St
Charleston
Thia
Terre Haute
Ind
McMonagle & Rogers
Local Notes From Bloomingburg District Eventful Friday Election
Bloomingburg residents and officials gathered Friday for the W. A. No. 10 election with W. H. Brown as sul, D. U. Bell adviser, EL A. Jones banker, D. J. Gomon clerk, and J. A. Boline escort. The Grange members were urged to attend the next session on December WW as exercises, tests, and a call for preparation were promised. Nearby reports note Brooklyns visitors, a horse accident, a man returning home, and the M E Church Sunday School planning a Christmas dinner with a tree and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
W. A. No
W. H. Brown
W. Bell
EL A. Jones
D. J. Gomon
J. A. Boline
Gentry
Joel Lemeres
Wwetchman
Joel Weggar
A. A. Boates
M. W. Sungears
Grange G
Fraper
Lathe Praser
Brooklyn
Air
Aid Asis
Laren
Sire
Jusepy
Baten Vile
Fred Curk
Lau
Sergeant Heskee Smith
James Cuonellian
M. EB
Nelson
Monticello
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Arthur S. Moore
Catherine
Bay Chi
Mich
Moore
Camp Custer
A. S. Moors
Danville
Maj Sfoore
Mac
Meritonous McWilliams
PJ Brady
Vollmer
Nurses Home
Shawangonk
Wurisboro
Albany
Middletown
Selden H. Talcott
Goodwin Brown
Carlos FlacDonald
M. D
Henry
Reeves
MacDonald
State Hospital Commission
D. Aroys
Northrop Toy Emporium
Chef Fuller
Amoys
Newirth
Fuller
Martha Lane
Brown K. Hunter
Ives
Red Cross
Kingston
Camp Greene
Rumer
L. F. Radigan
Tettred
Automobilists
Wm. F. Lochner
Florence
Dearéen
Mark
Billy
Bante Claus
Desi
Watkins Avenue
B. Smith
Phoenix
Charles Gunderson
New York
Santa Claus
Wardove
Hogiz
Dere Sia
G.H. Vernon
N Ir
Mrs. Hampton
Orion
Oda
Leo Barnett
James Street
Eric Derot
Sloommiia
asuRg
Guickly
Petch Limited
Ogdensburg, N.Y
Shimer Woods
Warren L. Gritfin
Rutgers Colt
Cavallieres
Nanicure
Charles J. Giering
Edison
Feeg
Hoover
Walter J. Startup
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