Madden Is Making Good in Local Times-Press Feature
George J Madden earns praise for steady progress from youth in Middletown to a role with the Times-Press. The piece notes his early work on a high school paper, leading a local checker club, and rapid ascent within the newspaper’s organization. It mentions other local news and sports items alongside Madden’s rising trajectory.
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Lajoie
el Dieveland
Joie
Madden
Middletown
Ally Times
Mcheb
Manchester
Stearns
Uying
Hampshire Checker Club
St. Louis
Jack 1
Louis Nationals
J James
Jones
Preswichtown
the Cardinals
Rickey
Hendricks
William
Estates Of Ayers And Edwards Noted In Goshen Notices
In Goshen on December 31 letters testamentary were issued to George R. Vail of Chester on the estate of George W. Edwards who died in Chester October 5. The estate totals $1,200 in personal property with $25 cash bequeathed to Jesse Edwards and Anne. James and others receive the balance divided among four children. Also, in Goshen on the same date, Edward Ayers of Middletown is named as administrator of Hulda Ayers estate, who died in Middletown December 10 leaving $3,000 real and $6,500 personal property. May Ayers is bequeathed clothing. Rena Ayers a watch and chain. three children Gabriel B. Ayers, David B. Ayers and Edward Ayers receive remaining estate.
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Goshe
Edward Ayers
Middletown
Hulda Ayers
Akiddie
May “Ayers
Rena Ayers
Gabriel B. Ayers
David B. Ayers
George R. Vail
Chester
George W W. Edwards
Jesse Edwards
Anne
James
Henry Merritt
Goshen
Joseph C. Reichal
Ruth M. Reichal
Joseph GC. Reichal
Jenny Nichols
Warwick
Ann AmeHa Simpson
Jennie 2. Peet
Silks
Eugene Peet
Wallkill
Jennie L. Peet
Jas. D. Peet
Edward E. Peet
Presidus
Christmas Cantata and Hospital Service Report
A Christmas cantata and a New Year service were held at Me Siane Hospital chapel Sunday afternoon with Rev Samuel Millar delivering a warm sermon on God is Love. The choir and Peace cantata Messiah's Advent were praised for their performance under Miss Anna Louise Gregory. Various letters from service members in France and Italy describe wartime conditions, furlough plans, and hopeful notes about returning home for Christmas.
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Anna Louise Gregory
Marian Henderson
Edith Budd
H Winter
T. Eb, Dahinden
Lena’ Townsley
Gladys Forsythe
Penrose Hopkins
May Fish
Gladys Hopkins
Bella Clark
Lillian Herbison
Stage
Millar
Overbrook Hospital
Cedar Grove
N. J
Assembly Hall
Emil Carretto
G. 5
Naval Air Station
Porto Corsini
Italy
Wiss Elsie Schwaeble
Army Nurse Corps
Mobile Hospital
Af E
Toul
France
Roserers
Tommy Stevens
Kellie Bull
Prins
No Man’s Land
Hera
Metz
Germany
Third Army
2Nd Army
Lstely
Wiiling
Hastile
Paris
Miss Schwaeble
Commission Will Meet in January Reforming Delaware River Bridges
The interstate bridge commission formed in 1916 by New York and Pennsylvania will hold an early January meeting in New York with state officials to push action on toll bridges spanning the Delaware River. State Engineer Frank M. Williams, Highway Commissioner Edwin Duffey, and Public Works W. W. Wotherspoon will join Pennsylvania leaders to settle a condition hindering development in lower New York.
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Interstate Bridge Commission
New York
Pennsylvania
Stivers
Delaware River
Frank M. Williams
New York Commission
Edwin Duffey
W. W. Wotherspoon
Arthur McLean Dies in New York
Arthur Mc Lean son of Mrs Nannie L McLean and the late Arthur McLean of Newburgh died Sunday of pneumonia at Roosevelt Hospital. He had recently been appointed Consul to Brussels and planned to go to Belgium soon to reopen the consulate.
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New York
Arthur McLean
Nannie L McLean
Arthur 4. McLean
Newburgh
Roosevelt Hospital
Brusels
Belgium
Dairy Feeding School Proves Great Success
The dairy feeding school opened Monday at the Farm Bureau office for a three day session, with 44 in attendance proving the value of the program for Orange County dairymen. Speakers from the College of Agriculture covered rangeages in milk production, herd records, and silage, with Prof. Hopper and Prof. Barron highlighting crops, meadows, and dairy management. The event drew participants from Orange and neighboring counties and was hailed as a major benefit to local dairy farming.
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Farm Bureau
Orange County
Dzi
New York State
Collegof Agriculure
Hopper
Pusbundry
Tompkins Coty
J. Barron
Isides
Barron
Nea
Wetchester
Ulster
Sullivan
Dutchess
Sussex
N. J
E. D. Kmesp
Prident
Sullivan Cour Farm Bureau Association
Wherton
Arima
Bure
N ;Ork
Wilsons Party in Fran Continued From Page One
Wilsons Party in Fran continued from page one describes unrest in the Moscow region with Lenin government motives. Peasants armed revolts spread, subdued after about two weeks, amid chaotic early month activity. An Italy losses note cites total war fatalities at 460000 and 47000 wounded, with widespread incapacitation due to wounds and disease.
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Moscow
Lenine
Petrograd
Italy
Rome
Mailli
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Jeasia Wi Callan
Ewen
Annapolis
New Hatore
Ohgemy
Jean’ Ewen
Oran
Hefa Tour
George J. Madden
Scotchtown
Finan
Alondey
Peter Martin
Jauam Foy
J. F. de Vine
Harry Hartley
Lepresire
Miller & Company Stock Farm
Goshen Stock Farm
Dec, Jr
Leprestre, Miller & Company
Larry Lajoie
Dier
Roman Cath
Vaughan
St. John’s Roman
Ambelezsing Hendricks
Epworth League
Methodist Cnurce
Methodist Church
Nec
Presbyterian Church
Central
Marguerite Clark
Times-Press
ARST
Hopital
Samuel Millar
Starr
Starr I
Stace
Shroat
Commission
Wilson
Fran
Wame
Reek
Desig
Emory’s Mill
Carson & Tow
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