Weddings Lewis Twichell and Matthews Avery unions in December
In Port Jervis on December 21 Miss Marr Eb. Twichell and Frederick J. Lewis of Barryville were married at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. E. R. Kruivenga. The couple planned a New York trip and will live in Barryville after returning. The bride, daughter of the former school commissioner, is a Genesee Wesleyan and Port Jervis teaching alumnus, and the groom serves as Sullivan county district superintendent of schools. Matthews Avery and Eleanor May Avery were quietly married in Monticello on December 23 at the Presbyterian parsonage, with a small city gathering and post ceremony visit to Middletown. The couple will reside at 153 Linden Avenue. the groom operates in Wall Kill Council affairs.
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Lewis
XM. J
Washington, D CC
Barryville
N.Y
John, Twichell
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary
Lima
N. Y
Port Jervis
Groom
Sullivan County
New York
State Normal School
Oneonta
Matthews—Avery
Earl Stanley Matthews
Eleanor May Avery
Wiliam Avery
Rocx Bil
Presbyterian Parsonage
Monticello
Rev
A. Walker
Grace Avery
George Flack
New York City
William Avery
Mella Avery
Middletown
Hurler Kidney
Enarop Avenue
What a fine building this is police court Belomore quote
A brief quoted exchange describes a building, identified as a police court, in a Belomore American caption style. The exchange highlights perception and identification of the structure, noting its formal purpose.
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Its & Police Court
Belomore American
Progress to Publish Monthly Chamber Paper Next Year
The Chamber of Commerce will issue a four page monthly paper named Progress starting January. It will be sent to members for edification with no advertising and aims to be among the brightest produced for members. Secretary W Scott Hadeker remains at the office pending the arrival of Gus D Theleen of Kenosha Wisconsin to prepare Se fististe material awaited by the membership. Chamber bylaws have been issued as pamphlets for member distribution.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
W. Scott Hadeker
Gus D. Theleen
Kenosha
Wis
No Party Holds Control In House
Washington December 27 figures on returns of the last election show that neither Democrats nor Republicans will have a majority of the next House for electing a Speaker. Independents will determine which side controls the organization. Current standings: Republicans 214, Democrats 213, Independents 2, Progressives 2, Prohibitionists 1, Socialists 1, contested 2. a majority is 216. Even if a party wins both contests it would still lack a majority.
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Washington
House
Prisoners Freed in Newburgh Suspended Sentence
In Newburgh on Saturday County Judge Seeger freed and discharged prisoners under suspended sentences. Under Sheriff Halleck led the release after records were sent to Goshen Probation Officer Handerson. Two indicted robbers, Louis Brown and Alex McCollum, were also released.
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Newburgh
Wunder
Seeger
Court House
Halleck
Perrott
Handerson
Goshen
Louis Brown
Alex. McCollum
Eleazer H. Clearwater
Washington Street
A. M Frederickson
James Williams
Anthony Chamberlain
Maybrook
Williams
Newburgh Court House
Christmas Entertainment at Horton Memorial St John’s Church
The Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church hosts a Christmas program with the junior to adult Sunday school groups. A tree, stories, a screen presentation, and a Santa gift exchange mark the event, with cakes and ice cream served and songs offered. The program was led by Mr. Carter and praised by participants. Additional parties for beginners and Italian Sunday school groups are planned, inviting friends. Services at St John’s Lutheran are well attended with carols and prayers on Christmas Eve and gifts from the Ladies Aid.
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Webb Horton Memona
Presbyterian Church
Stitt
Grm
Posium
Carter
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
Church Council
Christmas Exercises at Christ Church Delight Children
A happy Christ Church gathering featured two decorated trees and a Santa visit. Helen Brock recited Kriss Kringle while Augustus Maier impersonated Santa and handed out candy. Teachers distributed gifts and awards for perfect and near perfect attendance.
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Christ Church
Santa Claus
Butler
Helen Brock
Kriss Kringle
Augustus Maier
Clemson
Ilness
Man Arrested After Fall on Orange Deer Piece
A man named Davis faced arrest after an incident described as stepping on a piece of orange Deer and falling during a street performance without a license. The event is reported with limited context and character details.
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Davis
Dean's Kidney Pills Advo cates for Back and Kidney Relief
Middletown resident Mrs Wm E Gibbs 25 Beat tle Ave Briddietown Bars testifies that back aches and dull kidney pains improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills from J E Mills Drug Store. She praises the medicine and recommends it to others priced at 50 cents and available at dealers. Foster Abbott Co Props Buffalo NY advertise the product.
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Noddletown
Dean
Middletown
Wm E. Gibbs
Beattle Ave
Bue
Briddietown
J. E. Mills
Abs. Gibbs
Foster Atiibuc Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Engineer Hector Leaves Hospital After Wreck Injury
Erie engineer William H. Hector, treated at St Francis Hospital Port Jervis for injuries from the Harriman wreck on Nov 16, was discharged Tuesday and returned home. Also included is a brief anecdote about Archbishop in youth, and a note on magnets in needle factories describing how magnetized steel masks remove fine dust to prevent lung irritation.
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Erie
William H. Hector
St Francis Hospital
Port Jervis
Harriman
New York Division
London Telegraph
Framing an Excess and a Plea in Grampy’s Home
In a Glasgow Times snippet a child begs Mrs Grampy to lend a washtub to his mother. Mrs Grampy refuses citing torn shoops bottom out and water filling the tub, a brief, humorous domestic exchange.
Mrs Tucker Denies Times-Press Story in Letter
Mrs Ernest D Tucker responding to a Times-Press report rejects the account as false. She asserts she was not informed of his hearing, defends her parentage claim for her child, details mortgage and financial arrangements, and states she and her children have pressed to support themselves while he misused funds.
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Tucker
Times-Press
Ernest D. Tucker
Ernest D .Tucker
Judse Seeger
Times- Press
Bellarine
Ana
Jersey
Union
Port Jervis
Clerk Receives 1090 Hunting and Trapping License Buttons
City Clerk J B A Taylor received 1090 hunting and trapping license buttons for the new year and plans to start issuance Thursday. The six and three eighth inch buttons bear the New York state seal and Conservation Commission label, cost 1.10 each, and are numbered consecutively starting at 241001. The first button was used by the Albany County clerk and later by Clarence Rosen of Syracuse.
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J. B. A. Taylor
State of New York
Empire State
Conservation Commission
Albany County
Clarence KO Rosen
Syrache
Stocking Bank of the County Talked About
A fragment from the Baltimore American cites a character asking about the stocking bank of the county and wondering what it would foot up. The exchange hints at a humorous or curious topic in a local context.
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Countex
Baltimore American
Unique gift for Henry B Fullerton in Port Jervis
Port Jervis December 27 Attorney Henry B Fullerton confined to his room at the Bauer Inn due to injuries from a fall received a unique Christmas gift a large wicker turkey sculpture bearing a basket of assorted fruit sent to him. The gift came from a group of Middletown residents including J D Sthers C L Mead Charles West J F Moore J B Hulse Charles Higham L G Wit son and A E Nichhison.
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Port Jervis
Henry B. Fullerton
Bauer Inn
J. D. Sthers
C. L Mead
Charles West
J. F. Moore
J B Hulse
Charles Higham
L G. Witson
A. E. Nichhiason
Middletown
New York Court Appearances By Elmer H Lemon
Elmer H Lemon of Ware Oakes Bright appears in New York Supreme Court today for O W Ratinas Company in the action involving Junior Scharfmen. He will also appear in the US District Court Admiralty Division for Clyde Steamship Company, per Times-Press Want Ad.
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New York
Elmer H. Lemon
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Stivers Printing CO
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MR. Boyst
Albert Borst
Spring Street
Paterson
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Horton Memorial
ST. John’s Church
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods CO
Middletown, N. Y
Hector
Anthing
Times -Press
Bell-Ans
All Druggista
The
Wills & Gardner
James ST
Factory Academy Ave
Merchants National Bank
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