School to a New Term Opens Monday Evening
A notice announces new term operations starting Monday evening. It invites students to seize opportunities and mentions various technical divisions and program costs ranging from $1.25 to $3.25.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
7
Attendance class registration for non English readers
Attendance of art between the ages of 16 and 71 who cannot read and write English is required. Classes have been taught in serving, cooking, French, typewriting, bookkeeping, English, general science and medical drawing during the past term and those choosing to take up these subjects should register on Monday December 36th at the High school building at 7:20 P M.
Fisk Red Tops Girls Eye New England Championship
Fisk Athletics Association fields the Red Tops girls basketball team in its first season. Comprised of players with two years of local league experience, the team is coached and fully uniformed, aiming to challenge for Eastern Championship honors. Home games are at Spring Field. arrange matches by contacting manager B. W. Stack in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiconce Falls
Masa
Fisk Athletics Association
Fisk Red Tope
Fisk Red Tops
New England
Red Tops
New York
Fisk Rei
B. W. Stack
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Navy Needs Men To Fill Vacancies Of Demobilization
Navy officials seek 200000 recruits for 1920 to replace demobilized war personnel. Capt H Laning testified before the House Naval Affairs Committee for 14000000 to cover transport and recruitment. By July 1 1920 about 250000 regulars needed and 215000 now in service with 165000 enlisted since the war began. Also notes many seek discharge and a large reserve must be placed inactive. Secretary Betts resigns from State Food Commission. Surrogate's Court holds December term in Goshen Hubbard Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. Laning
Bureau of Navigation
House Naval Affairs Committee
Laning
Naval Reserve
Radio and Hospital Corps
Goshen Board Tightens Water Hours As Shortage Persists
Goshen trustees meet to set water supply from 7 am to 7 pm daily except Saturdays until 10 pm, amid ongoing shortage despite rainfall. The water superintendent orders disconnection to Goshen Stock Farm. Charles Clark, 50, injured by a whittling knife with a severe left wrist wound treated by Dr. McGeoch. Personal notes: Conrad Diehl returns from Newton, Henry Merritt resumes duties in Goshen after Navy discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Diehl
Newton
Henry Merritt
U.S. Navy
Brooklyn
Joseph Merritt
David Clark
Goshen Stock Farm
Clark
McGeoch
Van Namee Named Smith's Secretary From Watertown
Governor elect Alfred E. Smith announced George R Van Namee of Watertown Jefferson county as his secretary. Van Namee has chaired the Democratic county committee nine years and led the state committee four years. The appointment aims to start duties before the inauguration amid dairy price disputes and milk market tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred EB. Smith
George R van Namee
Watertown
Jefferson County
van Namee
Democratic State Committee
Early 1900s NY Democrat Clerk Pivots to Legislation Bureau
In 1911 and 1913 he served as clerk of the Assembly during Democratic control. Since 1913 he has worked in the drafting bureau of the Legislature. A Cornell graduate of 1901 with a law degree, he is 40 years old and helped align upstate members for Mr. Smith's nomination.
Poor Are Hard Hit By High Milk Prices
New York reports a John Dee milk inquiry hearing where Louis Smith vice president of Smith Bros Suffin Milk and Cream Co testified that high prices cut daily sales by 20 forty quart cans on the East Side. Social workers noted falling milk consumption among tenement children as a sign of widespread hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
L Elkin Nathans
New York Milk Conference Board
Smith
Long Island
New York
John Dee
McAdoo
Louis Smith
Smith Bros, Suffin Milk and Cream Company
Eleventh Street
County Officers Given Raise and Tax Refunding Actions
County board discussed raises for county officers and apportioning tax refunds to the New York Military Academy. A bill for tax sale refund was referred to the county attorney. Reports approved include higher salaries for deputy county clerk, surrogate clerk, and district attorney. Board adjourned to Friday. Tax rates for several towns listed by county canvassers. Rev. Jacobs to preach at Ridgebury Church on December 22 and 29. Keep your eye on the Cent-a-Word page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville Village
Alessis. Smith and Blood
New York Aritary Academy
T. H. Taft
Cornwall
F. R. Wooster
Toin
A. P. Attemefer
Fruasy
Blooming Grove
Chester
Crawford
Deer Park
Goshen
Greenville
Hamptonburgh
Highlands
Middletown
Minisink
Monros
Montgomery
Mount Hope
City of Newburgh
Town of Newburgh
New Windsor
Port Jervis
Tuxedo
Wellhill
Warwick
Wawayande
Woodbury
Ridgebury
Jacobs
Ridgebury Presbyterian Church
Illness and Community News From Salisbury Mills Area
Salisbury Mills reports influenza illness among Mr and Mrs Jesse Hadley and daughter Luella as well as Agnes Helme. Nurse Krem Warwick cares for them. About thirty friends surprised Athenius Felier with music and games on Clove Road. Martha Devitt returns from Sussex N J to take another case. Annie Casey’s son Thomas in Camp Meade Md with measles. St Lukes Hospital patient Augustus Wright's daughter Elizabeth recovering. Church service at W200 next Sunday. Christmas Eve exercises at MLE Church. Friday meeting at Mrs C G Robertson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Mills
and. Mire
Jesse Hadley
Luells
Aliss Houston
Krem Warwick
Agnes Helme
Oen
Friends
Aiheus Felier
Clove Road
Martha Devitt
Sussex
N. J
George
Mira
Annie Casey
Thomas
Camp Meade
Charles Taylor
Elizabeth
Augustus Wright
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tobold
White Sulphur Springs
Ed Gross
C. G. Robertson
Clifford Edwards
Money back guaranteed for indigestion relief ad
An advertisement promises a money back guarantee for relief from indigestion and stomach distress. It urges readers to buy Bennessia tablets from druggists and take two or three after meals to end stomach trouble, claiming satisfaction or refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managie & Rogers
Nessia
Local Figures Visit Town for Weekend Activities
Mr and Mrs George Ludwig spent Sunday at North Branch Miss Linds Pease returned Monday from Brooklyn Mr and Mrs Blake Hunt of Callicocn called on relatives here on Sunday last Miss Margeret Phelps of Brooklyn spent Monday and Thursday with relatives in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
George Ludwig
North Branch
Linds Pease
Brooklyn
Blake Hunt
Callicocn
Margeret Phelps
Thesder
Hotel men claim role in Whitmer defeat at convention
New York December 19 Edward M Thorney chairman of the New York Suite Hotel Association announced at its 32nd annual convention held with the Xenioral Hotel Men's Exposition at Madison Square Garden that hotel men in one state helped defeat Governor Whitmer at the polls. He predicted a more social attitude from the new administration. The Orange Branch of the Sunshine Society will meet at Mrs M Wear 50 Knapp avenue Friday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward
Orange Branch
The
Sunshine Society
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Arst Trch
DomNe CF EF and CO
Tec
Gare
TM Zhang
Oadelman’s
Middletown Savings Bank
B. Woodward
Navy
Food Commission
Charles HL Betts
State Food Commission
Dew
T. D. Schoonmaker
Surrogate’s
Hubbard
Sonora
Hanford & Horton Company
North Street
Board of Trustees
Des
George F. Gregg
Charles Clark
Charles Clars
George R. van Namee
Times-Press
Northrop's
Northrop
West Main Street
Franklin Square
Whitman
Ketchum’s
C. & W. Coal
North &T
Middle
Town, N. Y
Wm. J. Goetz
BORAX
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