State Has Little Reason For Worry Over Water Supply
Mayor A C N Thompson cites a New York State Health Dept communication urging cities and water firms to ensure safe domestic water. The advisory highlights testing, watershed inspections, bacteriological checks, and elimination of questionable wells to prevent waterborne illness and maintain public confidence.
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A. C. N. Thompson
New York State Department of Health
Thompson
Middletown
State Health Board
Ce Alayers
Department of Health
State of
New York
Cny
State Department Council
Contex
State Department of Health
Uze
Iecall
New House Burns Near Hotel Wawonda Site
Earl Sheeley's new house, near the Hotel Wawonda, burned at about 3 am on Wednesday. Only 12 to 15 residents awakened by the fire whistle, and despite the J C Young Hose Company with its chemical engine, the blaze had headway. The house, recently under construction, was consumed. It was insured with Harry McLaughlin for about $2,000.
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Liberty
Earl Sheeley
Hotel Wawonda
J.C. Young Hose Company
Harry McLaughlin
Officers Chosen by Sullivan Autoists at Annual Meeting
Dr Stephen W Wells of Liberty was elected president of the Sullivan County Automobile Club at its annual meeting held Wednesday in Sullivan. He succeeds Assemblyman William Voorhees of Roscoe who declined reelection. Other officers named are James M Kelly first vice president Valentine Schatdell second vice president Frank E Bridges third vice president H Mclaughlin secretary and treasurer. William B Voorhees Geo H Carpenter M J McGibbon Geo Rockwell J Stevens and Dr Ww AL Buckley as governors. Also listed is a New Year’s basketball event at States Armory with Arrow Fire Monroe vs St Joseph’s Middletown, plus dancing and 25 cent admission.
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Stephen W. Wells
Liberty
Sullivan County Automobile Club
William 3. Voorhees
Roscoe
James M. Kelly
Valentine Schatdell
Frank E. Bridges
H . McLaughlin
Wm. B. Voorhees
Geo H. Carpenter
M. J. McGibbon
Rockwell
J. @ Stevens
AL Buckley
George W Nolan to Retire After 25 Years of Service
George W Nolan, charge nurse of ward 26 Annex No 1, will retire at year end 1916 after 25 years with Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital under the State Hospital Employes Retirement Act. He began Nov 16 1891, directed ward 26 since 1897, and has spent every Christmas New Year and Fourth of July at the institution. He is a Centerville Station native with wife Mrs Nolan and children Blanche and Clarence, a member of the Middletown Trap and Gun Club, and an avid gun hobbyist. Funeral services held at St Peters Church with interment in St Peters cemetery.
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George W. Nolan
Wil
Middletown
Nolan
Centerville Station
van W. Tieh
Max Richter
Clarence Nolan
Accident Fatal to Liberty Boy in Clinton Coasting Incident
Edward Manion, 3rd year Hamilton College student from Ferndale, died at E& Dtica Hospital from poisoning after a wound suffered while coasting down a Clinton hill last Sunday. His body was returned home early this week.
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Taberty
Edward Manion
William Manion
Ferndale
E& Dtica Hospital
Clinton
Hamiton College
Mail Volume Surges on Montgomery Rural Routes
December activity shows postal service hoarding parcels with few losses as on route One Oscar D. Sheely delivered 1372 pieces and others on routes two and three also handled large totals. The week before Christmas brought thriving stores and brisk commerce amid local board meetings, coasting, and tax collection events nearby.
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Montgomery
Oscar D. Sheely
George & Harris
Frank L. Bord
Crones
Chief Bush's Son Typhoid Patient in Tuxedo
Adrian Bush, son of Capt and Mrs G Bush, is hospitalized in Tuxedo with typhoid fever since December 16. Officials report no other cases in town and describe him as a prominent, refined young man amid uncertainty over prior inoculation and possible exposure in Hohoten.
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Tuxedo
Adrian
G. Bush
Tuxedo Hospital
Marian
Hohoten
Weber
Standard Lodge of Monroe Elects Officers
Standard Lodge No 711 F and A M at Monroe elected officers for the ensuing years on Monday evening W M T F B Carpenter W Jr BF Shull 3 W Benard Conklin treasurer CA Brooks secretary SA Gaunt trustee for three years FE Relvea Post case settled Liberty December 26 The case against Teane Post by Mrs Jennie R Hinl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Lodge
Monroe
F. B. Carpenter
BF Shull
W. Benard Conklin
C A. Brooks
A. Gaunt
Relvea
Liberty
Teane Post
Storm King road project to resume work in January
Newburgh Dec 3 conference in Poughkeepsie between state highway department officials and John L Hayes head of John J Hayes Construction Co which has the Storm King road contract. Work is suspended but Hayes said negotiations progress satisfactorily and work may resume January 15.
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Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
State Highway Department
John L. Hares
John J. Hares
Storm King Road
Hayes
Newchurch
Newton Young Man Killed on Railroad
Newton New Jersey December report of a young resident John Leck et al of 21 Elm Street Newton who worked for the Lackawanna railroad died from injuries after an on duty incident. He passed away hours later at St Marys Hospital Hoboken. His father Elmer Vecker was a Lackawanna engineer. negotiations between Harry M Beck and Mr Pest led to a court settlement as indicated by Judge Rosch and D 8 Hin.
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Newton, N
John Lecket
Popular Vorms
Newton
Elm Street
Lackawanna ‘Railroad
St. Mary‘s Hospital
Hoboken
Elmer Vecker
Lackawanna
Harry M. Beck
Pest
Rosch
D. 8S Hin
Final Christmas entertainments at Horton Memorial Church
The Horton Memorial Church held final Christmas entertainments Friday with a children’s party for Cradle Roll Beginners and Primary Department in the gymnasium attended by over 200 parents and youngsters. Santa distributed gifts as the Sunday school program followed with songs recitations and a Digital display. The day ended with a circle gift exchange for Italian attendees and Santa gifts, a tree, decorations, and the Watch Night service looming.
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Webp
Horton Memorial
Wooa. Hartin
Times-Press
Songzhy
Wei
Eleanor Mevros
Santa Claus
Tony Belfelgio
Inex
Hunter
Jerre Mar
Change highway plans at Sidney
At a Albany hearing Commissioner VanSian voord granted consent for a grade crossing change on Route 7 at Sidney to overhead only. Ontario & Western Railway, the town of Sidney, and the state highway department were represented with no objections. Estimated cost 44000, shared equally by railway and state. W.CT.U. services at Home for Aged Women December 31 at 3 PM with Christmas music by Rev. G. A. Fechner. Dr J Irving E LaValiey to take practice of late Dr Emerson B Lambert of Port Jervis. Mrs Duvarotte A. Farber moving to Binghamton after Roscoe hotel fire. Rev. Robt Spencer Young moved to Yellow Frame Church parsonage Nutley.
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Albany
VanSianvoord
Public Service Commission
Sidney
Ontario & ‘Western Railway
State’ Hichway Department
W. G T. UL
W. CT. U
G. A. Fechner
Port Jervis
Jeersonville
J Irving E LaValiey
Jefersonville
Emerson B_ Lambert
Port
Jervis
Deans Kidney Pills Ad From Middletown Man
A Middletown resident, George Armstrong of Slate Air, testifies that long kidney troubles caused back pain and colored secretions. After trying various medicines with little relief, he bought Deans Kidney Pills at Tuthill’s Pharmacy and found relief. He endorses the product and keeps a supply at home. Price 30 cents at all dealers.
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Middletown Peenes
Doar
Middletown
George Armstrong
Slate Air
Kidder
Dean
Tuthil's
Armstrong
Fester-Milcuri Co
Buliaio
Children at Home Have Happy Xmas Evening
The 28 children at the Children s Home were made happy on Thursday evening December 1st by gifts donated by Woolworth s staff and local donors. Presents were distributed by Mrs J Green Utter and Miss Mae Green with carols and recitations, though attendance was down due to illness of the matron. State money withheld from district No 2 Hoenlands due to failure to enforce compulsory education laws. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Babcock return from two weeks at Hamilton Bermuda.
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Ole Wang
Stanley Aunspaugh
Fréd
Sterlin
Woolworth’s
Tote
J. J. Heigeruth
C. E. Crauwford
George A Swalm
ML F Procas
Wenb
Hiorten Memorial
First Presbyterian
J. Green Utter
Bethlehem
Agnes Vandemark
Mary
Leonard
Deet
Anna Heffron
Mass Mae Green
Carol
Angels
Annie Sackson
Miss Mae Green
Trathers
Chive L. Dill
Ass Marrier Larue
Albany
State_Department of Education
Hoenlands
Sororu
Lovely Woman and Clear Skin Claim From Frust-etives
Morah Watson of Dayton Ave Toronto writes of a skin rash clearing after one week of Frust-etives described as a blood purifier. She praises the product for improving complexion and health, noting a purchase option of 50c per box or 6 for 32.50 with a trial size.
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Morah Watson
Dayton Ave
Toronto
Sam
Serehef
Nora Watson
Oakland Theatre, Inc. Incorporation Filed in Warwick
Articles of incorporation for the Oakland Theatre, Inc. of Warwick were filed with the Secretary of State. Capital stock is $1,000 in 100 shares of $11 each, with first-year directors Thomas W. Wisner Clinton W. Wisner and Jeffrey A. Wisner, all of Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvany
Oakland Theatre, Inc
Warwick
Thomas W. Wisner
Clinton W. Wisner
Jeffrey A. Wisner
Gifts Receive at Fhirali Hospital During Donation Drive
The Times Press notes gifts to Fhirali Hospital including Mrs Leo Barnet a quarter bushel corn HH EK Wilcox one bushel apples James Horton four dozen cray cash donations of 200 from Mrs Webb Horton and Mrs George N Clemson. The list also records items such as an atomizer a tree toweling bath thermometer and Christmas tree along with several subscriptions and small gifts.
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Clarsacon
Turkey
Fr. O._Reck
Mir Willing
Wal‘ Ter J. Startup
Tizla
Webb Horton
George N. Clemson
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Tre Price
Ketchum
C. & W. Coal
North St
Middletown, N.Y
Sullivan
The
States Armory
Arrow Fire
St. Joseph's
Fort Warne
Nena
Hutzell
Droggist
West Main St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rame
Herald Square
Broadway
PENX
R. R
James Donnelly
Memering Dieder
Bo Waldorf-Astoria
St. Peter's R. C
St. Peter's Cemetery
Menion
College Hill
Psilpsilons
Cashen
Goshen
Geoge
W. Nolan
Liberty Boy
Bert, T. Hume
Waden
Joseph M. Wilkin
Herbert F. Tox
Henry T. Wiler
Edward Bardsler
Walden
George W Birch
Empire House
Charles Yetty
Newangh
Houston-Brown Bas
Edgar C. Malena
Frank Leeds
Chief Bush
Standard Lodge OF
Ito
Binghamton
Duoarrotte A. Farber
Louis Sipple
Fur Shop
W. J. Goetz
Warwick Theatre IS Incorporated
Times Press
G. J. Giering
Jon Tao
Feng
Tee
Orangeounty Trust Company
Middletown, D.Y
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