Massive World War Echoes and Local Election Debate
A Times-Press fragment reflects on postwar hopes and fears, praising men for wartime ships and criticizing Kaiser Wilhelm II. It notes the death of William Coldwell, calls for cooperation in investigating vote buying, comments on minor league baseball's recovery, and predicts amateur baseball will thrive as veterans return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Decent
Times-Press
Hirschberg
Orange County
Iain
Alexander
Kauff
Harry
Lewie
Shore
Klepter
Harris
Pipp
Rice
Wambsganss
Scott
Faber
Rsast
Frivols Kindness and Civic Frustrations Satire
A garbled collage of poems and ad hoc notes laments kindness, memory, and civic life. It cites Edgar A. Guest and Luke M’Luke, sketches political quips, and previews baseball talk about 1919 prospects, theater plans, and local Democrats amid a flood of mixed fragments.
Holiday Week at Montgomery highlights visits and notices
Montgomery residents and visitors fill holiday pages with social rounds and family gatherings. Justice and Mrs. Herbert F. Cox travel to New York to visit Mrs. D J Devine. Notables include John D Haskin receiving a Masonic bronze medal and Masonry milestones for Ensiin.
Fred Wegman Is Not a Deserter
Callicoon December 27 report corrects a desertion charge against Private Fred Wegman of Fremont Center. Wegman, in Camp Merritt, declares innocence and expects to return home by spring as he writes two letters to his mother describing his status.
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Callicoon
Fred Wegman
Fremont Center
Wegmen
Camp Merritt
News of People at Unionville
Elizabeth Northrup of Youngstown Ohio and Peter Northrup of Newark NJ spent Christmas with their father on Main Street Mir and Mrs Alcert VanFleet are visiting in the metropolis. Miss Eienburg, teacher in the public school, returns home to Rock Tavern for holiday. Helen Taylor, former stenographer at Hires Condensery, resigns to study nursing. Emil Block of Brooklyn visiting town. Warren Tower of Newark spent Christmas with his parents on High Street. Sussex reception Christmas Eve attended by locals. Puebe Brown of Buffalo visiting Orienville relatives. Mr and Mrs G H Elston entertained relatives for Christmas. Presbyterian Christmas event postponed to New Year. R J Selmes spent Monday with Rev and Mrs Macinnes at Jamaica and with Mr and Mrs Mode Bierbower at Richmond Hill. Mrs E E Efimonds received a Germax helmet and gas mask from France via son Farl. Trene Card convalescent. Mr and Mrs H Peterson and daughter, Mr and Mrs Raymond Ayers and daughter, and Mr and Mrs James Howe and son spent Christmas with Otto Peterson at Slate Hill. Mandy Baird to reside with Mrs Sarah Grover this winter.
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Unionvile
Elizabeth Northrup
Youngstojwas
Ohio
Peter Northrup
Borer
Pj Ty. Northrup
Mir
Alsert VanFleet
Metropolis
Eienburg
Ouri
Restone
Rock Tavern
Helen Taylor
Seturai Yeets
Emil Block
Brooklyn
Warren Tower
Newark
High Street
Puebe Brown
Buffalo
G. H. Elston
Farl
France
Trene Card
Verry
H. €. Peterson
Raymond Ayers
James Howe
Som
Otto Peterson
Slate Hill
Mandy Baird
Sarah Grover
Wawarsing Lodge Elects Officers
Ellenville notes report Wawarsing Lodge No. 552 F and A M electing officers for the next year. Jon Benner is W M with W R Denman as secretary. Also mentions Christmas programs at Edenville and Christ Episcopal Church with trees, songs, recitations and Santa Claus. Visitors include Kittie Morse Beasia Keeler Robert Keeler. Local residents and visitors travel for holidays.
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Ellenville
Wawarsing Lodge
W. M
Jon Benner
Star of Bethlehem
Ichr
Episcopal Church
Santa Claus
Wies Kittie Morse
Beasia Keeler
New York
Robert Keeler
Colgate University
Addie Vy. Keeler
Upper Canal Street
Brian S. Thornton
Thomas
Holward Nugsan
Ella Sheridan
Was Dageer
Center Street
Jean L. Hoersbeek
C. H. Hays
Philadelphia
Entertaining Westtown Sunday School Christmas Program
Westtown Presbyterian Church held a December 27 Christmas program described as among the best. Mrs Charles Aldrich and Miss Arto%e received praise for leading the children. Santa Claus Richard Selmes descended a ladder with oranges and a candy box for each pupil. The audience was large and the offering reached 30 dollars for Armenians and Syrians. Christmas observances included closed shops and family dinners.
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Westtown
Presbyterian Church
Charles Aldrich
Arto
Sarta Claus
Richard Selmes
Harry Elmer
Virginia Hansen
Guiler
Death of Minilink Chapter Member Mrs Sarah Wells Houston
Minisak Chapter of D A BR announces with regret the death on Saturday December 21 of beloved member Mrs Sarah Wells Houston of Gosken. Miss Alice Hartafie, recording secretary, conveys the message on behalf of Mrs Meta Hedges Vers.
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Minisak
D. A BR
Sarah Wells Houston
Gosken
Alice Hartafie
Meta Hedges Vers
Death of a Trained Nurse Patterson
Miss Httie Leaning Patterson a noted trained nurse native to Warwick died December 22 in a private Brooklyn hospital. She was daughter of the late veteran Stephen Lamming and Mary J Lanning born October 16 1868.
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Warwick
Httie Leaning Patterson
Brooklyn
Sunder
Daugheter
Stephen Lamming
Mary J Lanning
Christmas season services and visitors announced
Christmas season schedule lists Julia Horton Julia Clark Isabel Sayer and Sophis Hansen as participants in Westown M E L Churches events. Sunday December 29 includes Sunday school at 10 am Westtown preaching at 12 20 pm lepreaching at 2 20 pm and evening service at 7 30 pm conducted by the pastor Mrs Lester of Missouri is visiting the Hulse homestead.
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Julia Horton
Julia Clark
Isabel Sayer
Sophis Hansen
Westown
M. EL
Westtown
Greenville
Lester
Missouri Law of Mrz
Eva Helse
Visi
Hulse
Ins
Edward D Page Dies in Oakland
Edward D Page owner and publisher of the Sussex Register Newton N J died on Christmas day at his home in Oakland X J He was the son of the late Henry A Page and Maria Clark Page and husband of Mary Hall The funeral will be held at his late residence on Sunday on arrival of XY S & WR R wain leaving Fire depot Jersey City at 104 in ferment private.
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Edward D. Page
Sussex Register
Newton
N. F
Oakland
X. J
Henry A
Maria Clark Page
Mary Hall
XY. S. & WR R Wain
Fire Depot
Jersey City
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Ham Frankfuriers
Chicago
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Times-Preas
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Berglar Bil
William H. Coldwell
Coldwell Law Mower
Newburgh
Orange
Mr. Coldwell
United States
Coldwell
Br. Coldwell
Future OF Baseball
Bown
Bps
Edgar A. Guest
Luke M
Luke
Arlington M. Ambler
North Street
James Street
Harmony F. Mentiey
Academy Avenue Park
Benjamin F. VanSichle
Middletown
Mi Dietown
M Stern
Teil
Europe
Enits
Henry Drummond
Moe” Wolf
M. B. Wolf & Bro
A&g SL
Everett True
CONDO
Montgomery
R. Clinton Harris
California
Harver Harris
General Chemical Company
Mars
M. Gillespie
Thompson Ridge
A. X. Harris
Harriet Ayers
J . Yonkers
George Ayers
Prospect Terrace
L. M. Brown
D.C. Pency
King’s Hill
Mmet Gridley
Vilage
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Julius Schmid
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Pass
Abearn
Vermont
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Michigan
South Carolina
Daniel GC. Brown
Alanson A. Gillespie
Gillespie
Carl Seivert
Simas
Grange
Dorothy Dalton
Angus Tervilliger
George A. Osborn
George A. Termishser
Warwic
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John F. Wilkin
George D. Terigadiger
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Philip 3. Retty
Goshen
Unionville
Westtown Sunday School
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