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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
2
The Associated Press reports Congress is asked for 92,550,009 more dollars beyond the 15,000,000 already granted to cover the high cost of running the fourteenth census. The extra funds would raise the enumerators pay and support the expanded effort in Washington.
Fragmentary text notes a nationwide push and traffic bureau involvement. It references support for a national cause and organizing actions to install or address a traffic-related initiative. Names and specifics are unreadable.
The article discusses the creation of a traffic bureau within the local Chamber of Commerce to manage freight claims, rate classifications, and transportation charges. It notes plans to operate after year’s start and mentions protests against new Express Company rules requiring wooden crates for shipments over 25 pounds.
John Greeven, a longtime resident of 4103, died peacefully at home after a period of illness at age 64. Born in Ireland on February 12, 1641, he was the son of Thomas Greeves and Margaret Nings and later moved to the United States. He lived in St. Joughia and was a devoted family man with many loyal friends and neighbors. He will be remembered for his kindness and steady presence in the community. He is survived by his wife and children.
On Saturday December 33 Wickkaa Mille Jacikoon Mer at Kansas Cr iG aged about 38 years. He is survived by May Langlois and others. burial and family details follow in local church records.
Mrs William B Mead died Thursday after a long illness at home 92 Murray Avenue. She was 77 years old and survived by her husband and family. The service details were not provided in the notice.
Mrs Meed born November 12 1842 in Warwick daughter of Bradner and Prudence Coleman married William S Mead October 1 1865 in Goshen. Longtime Goshen resident member of the Presbyterian Church survives husband two sisters Mrs E Lo Itwys and Miss Harriett B L Coleman.
The first and second ranks were conferred this evening at Lanvelot Lodge Knights of Pythias regent quest. The article notes perfume development in Pompeii and ancient Egypt as the focus of the learning, with men devoted to perfume and aromatic oils.
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