Ellenville Welcomes Its Sons and Daughters Home
Ellenville greets returning residents for Christmas with families visiting from Montgomery Allentown and Albany. Local church life included a Christmas sermon by Rev. J E Apples and an evening program titled The Prophecy of Light featuring recitations and readings as the town decorates for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Smith
Phillipsburgh
N. J
Maple Avenue
Alice Brown
Albany Normal College
Lorena Brown
Poughkeepsie
Brodhead Street
Kimtie Morse
New York
Addie_ Keeler
Upper Canal Street
Marie Kramer
Newark
Dent Street
Frantin Gooces
Buffalo
Coles Dutcher
Albany
W. A. Dutcher
Elizabeth Smiley
Kirksville, Mo
Margaret Sauley
B.A. Smiley
Church Street
M. EL
Montgomery Soldier Boys Home for the Holiday
Montgomery news notes Army men stationed at Newport Island and 2½ Trose Island return home for the holiday. Local students and staff, including Miss Eleanor Van Keuren and Miss Anna Crabtree, are mentioned visiting homes and colleges. A Dairymen’s League affiliate, an empire house guest, and bank stockholders’ meeting are noted along with a Christmas program at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camell
Riz. Harris
Anna Crabtree
Columbia University
John AL Crabtree
New York Central
Wells Fargo & Co
National Express Co
George A. Osborn
Dineen
Daniel Raymond Dineen
Co. E
165Th Regiment
France
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wurtsboro News Mixed With Christmas Items
Wurtsboro notes include Ruth Darby home from Clifton New Zealand, Lana Peti buried in DePuy plot, Charles German building portico for S Goldstein, Sport Newsick racing Otishiie to Wurtsboro in 2 hours 40 minutes, Richard Pree moving to Middletown, Charles Puttner taking new job in New York, and Christmas exercises drawing large crowds. Also balsam trees cut on the west mountain, and holiday visitors from New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtsboro
Ruth Darby
Clifton
N-Z
Lana Peti
Charles German
S Goldstein
Newsick
Otishiie
Wurnsboro
Richard Pree
Middletown
Standard of Company
Charles Puttner
New York
West Mountain
Rudolph Koesthers
Bessie Deso
New
N. Z
J. E. Holmes
D. i. Reid
Pine
Families To Meet Son In New York Amid War Service
A family heads to New York to meet their son, David L. Reid, a second sergeant in the Army Camp Sherman unit, as they plan to join him and await further orders.
Unionville Social Notes Describe Weddings and Visits
Unionville reports Rev and Mrs Macinnes in Brooklyn for the week. Mr and Mrs Ernest Ball of Waterbury Conn visit, as do Mr and Mrs Russell Ball of Syracuse with Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Van Sickle. The Ruian family announce the engagement of their daughter Cora to Amiel Block of Dover New Jersey. Grace VanSickle of Brooklyn visits for parties, and Jan 2 she enters Bellevue Hospital to oversee the men’s medical ward. Hazel Dunn of Ithaca visits Jt E B Faber’s as homes in town share news.
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Unionville
Macinnes
Brooklyn
Ernest Ball
Waterbury
Conn
Russell Ball
Gi Saracuse
Nethaniel van Sickle
Wm. A. Ruian
Cora
Amiel Block
Geo. Laver
Dover
N. J
Grace VanSickle
Tome
Uoon
Bellevue Hospital
Miss van Sickle
Hazel Dunn
Ithaca
Jt. EB. Faber’s
The Traveler Program Delights Local Audience
A Sunday evening service featured the story and song titled The Traveler. Mrs Halliday delivered a clear and impressive reading, drawing a large audience alongside the chorus. The town notes a reminder to join the Red Cross before January 1 to ensure service eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross drive boosts citywide participation and holiday notes
Local canvassers report strong support in the first and second wards with many houses displaying Red Cross service flags. NYO&W subscriptions surge as Christmas reaches its end. Holiday activities include plays at North Street Congregational Church, skating and coasting on Linden and Hasbrouck avenues, and a death notice for Mrs Mary E Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Xorth Street
First
Free J. Herres
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
New York
Mary E. Bradshaw
North Street
Quebec Crisis Cited By Lord Aberdeen Over Seccession Call
Lord Aberdeen warns Quebec’s grave situation demands careful handling as the Ontario secession proposal shocks the Dominion. The former Governor General notes the problem is serious but believes time is needed for satisfactory conditions to emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Aberdeen
Temair
Canada
Quebec
Dominion of Canada
Lord Aberdeen
Life and Travels Lectures Boost Midweek Prayer Meetings
The piece notes Life and Travels of St P Smith drawing audiences to midweek prayer meetings. It mentions Mr Horton of Union Hat Company injured by cutting shears, and road improvements boosting Christmas travel on North Street and the state road toward New York City. Navy acceptance for Judson ten and furloughs for several locals are listed, with notes on friends and relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. P Smith
Mr. Horton
Union Hat Company
North Street
Low Avenue
Riddletown
Bloomingsburg
Here
Wurtisboro
New York City
Liberia
Navy
Judson Ten
Force Avenue
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
United States Navy
New York
Naval Taining School
Newport
Alien
Fletcher Ferguson
Cornell University
Beacon Street
William Mullin
Wahler Robb
Norwich
Marathon
T. Martha
Camp Dix
Wrightstown
Charles Quinn
New York, O. & W
N. J. Quinn
Remington Arms Union Metallo Cartridge Company
Kon
Albert Street
Valuable Skins and High-Priced Furs in Ramschatka
The article notes the bine fox of Ramschatka yields the most valuable fur when dressed, with a single skin valued at £0. A coat using fur from a black fox is priced at £2,000, as advertised by the Sheffield Furvier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramschatka
Exccar
Sheffield Furvier
Ely's Cream Balm promises relief from cold and catarrh
Open nostrils and end a cold or catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. A fragrant antiseptic cream applied in the nostrils soothes swollen mucous membranes and clears air passages, giving instant relief and freeing you from stuffed-up head symptoms. Relief is advertised as quick and sure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Milk price study urges bigger dairies for cost cuts
New York officials say milk production costs can drop by one cent per quart if dairies expand herds and reduce wasteful competition. Recommendations include increasing cows per farm, consolidating breeding to larger producers, and promoting cooperative gathering and collective grain buying to lower overall costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Committee Report Forecasts Cost Cuts and Higher Sales
A committee urges collective hauling to cut mink transport costs by 75 percent and cut grain losses by 10 percent via a single dealer. It favors dastisht delivery between 7 and 2 in the afternoon. Projected gains include larger milk sales, better cash flow, fewer stolen bottles, improved working conditions, and a 26 percent possible increase in the crude load.
Anniversary of Weston's Birth Celebrated
The notice marks the long life of Weston with reference to Faiths by s2h2 yr and walking presence. It notes past threescore and ten and references sports, music, and professional career in Yaewt, Newland, Aumptiia, Canada, and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Edward Pays
Ian
Aes
Ake Pueday
West Ak Ag
Weedag
Geerh
Sun Dae Tuan O'Lears
Dewland
Aumptiia
Canada
United State
Moffat Estate Totals Nothing in Inheritance Report
Denver December 25 The Attorney General of Colorado released a report by the Inheritance Tax Department examiners showing virtually the whole Moffat fortune once valued around 12 9e8 000 to have been spent on the Denver Northwestern and Pacific Railroad project later the Denver and Salt Lake line. The state will waive any inheritance tax. Herman Huelsman Baker was exonerated of pro German charges from a naturalization hearing in Poughkeepsie after federal inquiry. Read the Times Press Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkat
Denver
David H. Moffat
Attorney General of
Colorado
Moffat
Denver, Noerthwestern & Paclfle
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad
Baker
Herman Huelsman
Beacon
Supreme Court
Poughkeepsie
Fruit-atives the sole fruit juice remedy promotion
An advertisement touts Fruit-a-tives as the unique medicine made from fresh ripe fruit juices. It claims superiority for stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, or skin issues and urges trials despite other remedies. The pitch highlights active fruit principles and markets boxes and trial plates through Fruitatives Limited, Ogdensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitratives Limited
Ogdensburg
Star Bulletin Plea for Discharged Convicts to Serve Country
Andrew J. Nearn, formerly a keeper in La Prison, sends a copy of Star Bulletin. The issue argues discharged convicts should be allowed to serve their country rather than be branded morally unfit. The paper is written and edited by the prisoners, who claim they have “done their bit for their crimes” and deserve the chance to “do their bit for their country.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Nearn
Staromtel
Senator Newlands Dies in Washington at 60
Senator Newlands of Nevada died of heart disease in his Washington home after a brief illness. He collapsed in his Senate office and was taken home. He was a trusted adviser on freight rates and railroad matters and chaired the joint Congressional committee that studied the railroad situation. He also had interests in river regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franc R
Newlands
Nevada
Senate
Wapital
Joint Congressional Committee
Watch the Times Press Want Ad Cinanas
Advertisement notes Providence grants victory despite men’s fight in cinema listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Times-Press
Pune
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Ulster Co. Village
Huenville
Sussex
Montgomery
Lurane Taylor
Hattie Taylor
Center Street
E. W. Miller
Miller
Reformed Church
Locust Valley
L. L
Coors
Westlake Coors
Floyd Smith
Deposit
Alfred Coons
Elizaville
N. Y
Flavia Coons
Mary Schoonmaker
Montgomery Soldier
National Bank
Khachae
Bell-Ans
Floyd Cortright
Unionville, N.Y
Aldrick Hat Company
Dryfoos Shirt Factory
Falisburg
Yankee Lake
Linden Avenue
Hasdroucx Sivechi
O. & W. Mondar
North Street Congregational Church
B. BE. Smith
the Marquis OF Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Dominion
Lord
Lady Aberdeen
UB. Specter
Tim
Tren
Weston’s
Moat
Newburgh
Washington,Hill
the Times
Star Bulletin
MR. Nearn
Happy
Our Christmas Club
Merchants’ National Bank
Middletown’s Bank of Personal Service
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