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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
3
Monticello dispatch reports two men detained in Ellenville after attempting to steal an automatic. Officials suspect they may be the same duo who passed worthless checks in Monticello and nearby towns including Shountain Dale and Woodridge. One man, Feld, cashed a 25 check with Wesley Durland. the other suspect’s name is not clear.
C. W. Harlow of Crystal Run becomes president of the Grange County Farm Bureau after an election by the Board of Directors near 3 pm. New officers include Vice President Joan J. Downey, Secretary Harry T. Demarest, and Treasurer Howard D. Seely. The selection followed the bureau’s fifth annual meeting held Saturday December 13.
A court entered judgment for the plaintiff against Horace Decker for three months of cent due. The amount awarded totals $126.07 to the plaintiff, with the case filed by staff reporters and a party noted as Varmers' Head in Wepartthos afbernary, Iowa.
During the Newburgh case trial the morning session selected Lewis H. Mapes as a juror but he was absent. Edward Leach of Warwick was chosen to replace him and sit in the jury.
The NC-4 seaplane, after overnight at Grand Isle, Louisiana, landed in Mobile Bay at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon under fog. Commander Real and crew of nine completed the transatlantic flight, bringing the vessel to a calm anchorage in the river.
State troopers recovered stolen property valued at about $149,411 over a 12 month period. The effort totaled 116 stolen automobiles and other items reported in the DLS release. Authorities credited the recovered assets to ongoing patrols and investigative work.
The Christmas entertainment of the First Presbyterian Sunday School will be held in the chapel Thursday evening. Jean Erving Olian, who spent a year in France entertaining sobiten, will be the chief attraction. There will also be songs by the school and refreshments.
Ella Canis and Mae Waldron of New York City visit Miss Ennis at Bloomingdales for the holiday.
Jane FB Roe died Saturday at 10 30 am in the Orange County Home for Aged Women on South Street after a lingering illness. Born in Chester on September 7 1931 she was the daughter of William Ree and Mary McLaughlin Roe. Her near relatives include Matthews and Niri ces. The item includes unrelated antiquated notes on expressions and Shakespeare.
The 2:30 pm quotations list stocks such as Aim Can, Am foo, Smelting AT As Pim, Baldwin Loco, Copper, Steel, Peto, and Wabash among others. Daily figures reported by Clark, Chilis & Co from Collingwood Newburgeas NY reflect varied values across firms including Texas, Transcontinental, and Union cases.
Washington December 29 The Cummins railroad reorganization bill passed the Senate intact and was sent to conference. It requires compulsory consolidation into twenty to thirty five systems and a fixed 52 percent rate of return with surplus sharing. The Esch bill favors permissive consolidation and ICC control. The House opposes the labor provisions, foreshadowing a major battle.
The court requires the government to show cause on January 5 why Rhode Island and New Jersey retail Hqnor dealers should not pursue proceedings to test the constitutionality of the national prohibition constitutional amendment. The report also includes a domestic scene noting Virginia's tired appearance and a joke about makeup, and a brief comparison of wheat yields between the United States and Great Britain.
The YWCA will back Chinese women health centers and baby care demonstrations as part of a 1920 world service drive. Dr Ida Behn urges Chinese educated women to unite for schools Red Cross and YWCA efforts, stressing democracy through social service and women’s progress abroad.
An advertisement touts Treasury Savings Certificates as a reward for those who earn them. It emphasizes merit and suggests purchasing as a path to financial success.
A reading lists items men favor as gifts including neckwear shirts gloves umbrellas house coats bath robes mufflers handkerchiefs phoenix silk hosiery bags suit cases and Mark Cross Company leather goods. The compilation suggests popular upscale accessories and accessories brands for holiday or special occasion gifting.
A department showcase highlights women’s wear including Phoenix Silkk Hosiery Mark Cross Company gloves silk umbrellas handkerchiefs and leather goods illustrating a varied selection from the Mark Cross line.
Advertises a large stock of auto accessories including robes pillows and thermos bottles. Promises quality goods at fair prices with no overcharging and appeals to shoppers seeking a wide selection and value.
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