Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Middletown Times Press in Middletown, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1919

Page

1

Return of the 27th Division Parade Plans

New York reports active preparations for the 27th Division’s return from Brest in March. Detachment led by Lieut-Col J Lastie Kincaid arranges Camp Upton quarters and schedules for a post arrival parade. Troops will be split between Camp Mills and Camp Merritt for demobilization and public welcome activities after March 15.

New York National Guard O’ryan J. Lastie Kincaid Camp Upton Kincaid Long Island Brest Leviathan Agamemnon America le Mans Debarkation No Man’s Land O'Byran Fat Avenue West War Department Breston Pr Abent Camp Mills Camp Merritt United States France

Sheriff Heathet Visits Middletown After Recovery

George N Heathet Monticello sheriff of Sultan county was in Middletown Thursday afternoon. He has recovered from a delicate operation and is now actively carrying out office work. Birth announced to Mr and Mrs Macie W Henderson 385 North Street a daughter Isebelle Hazel born February 3 in Washington. Weather: snow in the north with rain or snow in the south tonight. unsettled Saturday likely rain or snow. moderate east to south winds.

George N. Heathet Monticello Sultan County Middletown Macie W. Henderson Xmorth Street Isebelle Hazel Washington

Anniversary of Knights of Pythias Celebration at Castle Hall

Born February 22 1732 and died December 14 1799 the anniversary of the Knights of Pythias was held at Castle Hall with Lancelot Lodge No 19 hosting 200 members and guests. Supper at 630 preceded an evening program featuring orchestral selections, solos, recitations, and a patriotic address by Rev Maxwell W Rice. Committee praise followed for extensive planning and the event showcased entertainment and dancing. Local church action opposed Foley Donahee Sunday movie bill and Walker Kiernan Sunday baseball bill in a First Congregational Church meeting.

Castle Hall Knights of Pythias Lancelot Lodge Order Oc Cason Miastrc Grace Church F. Edson Coleman Waiter Deisseroih Scheidel Mayor Cov Dorothy Sasser Picno Ethel Sanford Loretta Tatbil Maxwell W. Fice Gerern Edson Coleman A. L. Deisseroth A. A. Kirown A F, Cerain Edward Cranst D, C.davis G. W. Cawley C, Z Taylor A. P. J. Rifenbury Sapper M -4 Shafer Mra A. Mance Concre Bational Fetion Wee Foley-Donahee Walker-Kiernan Paumes Mead

Fine Collection Of Insignias On Exhibition

A display of 15 battlefield insignias collected by Private FE W Nichols of the 107th Infantry 27th Division in France is shown at John F Dusenberry’s store Frenkin Square attracting considerable attention. The items include rare pieces from the Kaiser's bodyguard and troops from multiple allied forces. Nichols departed France December 15 and arrived December 26.

Hindenburg Line FE. W. Nichols Co. I 107Th Infantry John F. Dusenberry Frenkin Square Nichols France Crack Giermar Regiment West Yorkshire Krimzy Edward's Horsemen Inniskilling Engineers Ordnance Duke of Connaught’s Own Devonshire Regiment King’s Royal Ruttle Corps Ratners Fourth Canadian Labor Company English Submarines Trish Regment Scotland New Zealand Pioneers

House Destroyed At Montgomery Fire Hits Influenza Family

Special to Times Press Montgomery Feb 21 Edward Whigam and family of Montgomery all ill with influenza were driven from their home at midnight Thursday by a fire that destroyed the house. They escaped with great effort as all were in serious condition. Cause not learned though a defective chimney is claimed. The blaze progressed rapidly and nothing could be saved. Insurance covered part of the loss. The ill family was taken to a neighbor’s home, warm clothes were provided, and they were treated.

Times-Press Montgomery Edward Whigam Mr. Whiz Xeickbors

Mother of John D. Schultz Dies Thursday Night

Mrs. Alice Hadden Schultz of Beachie avenue, this city, mother of John D. Schultz, advertising manager of the Times Press, died Thursday night at 6 34 at the home of her daughter in New York after a brief illness. The funeral will be private and held Sunday afternoon at 2 from her home. An obituary will appear later. Mrs. Bary F. Short has been transferred to Linden juvenile school, and Miss Anna Battirer of Oswego has been engaged as a Beattie Hill teacher.

Alice Hadden Schultz Beachie Avenue John D. Schultz The Times Press Difford Freston West 177Th Street New York Bary F. Short Beattle Hill School Linden Auvenile Shoal Hornbeck John C. Caddeback Port Jervis Anna Battirer Oswego Beattia Hil

Memorial for Saturday Observed as City Holiday

Middletown business leaders met at the Elis Club at the request of Mayor Cox to discuss a proposed war memorial. A slight majority favored a park memorial with a tablet or gate, while committees will draft plans and costs for both a memorial building and a park. Public input via letters will be invited and printed.

Middletown Elis' Club Cox Clty Mitchell Inn Brayor Cox Imes Sumit GT. Townsend James M. Hall Stanley Millspaugh Frank H. Finn A C. N. Thompson Russell Wiggins R. M. Cox A. C. K. Thompson H. B. Woodward G. T Townsend Frank H Finn Nathan Schweiger G. D. Theleen James M. Beil John D. Stuvers Fred S. Rogers B. F. van Sickle Ahen W Corwin George W. Coie

Appointment of Murfieldt to fill late supervisor’s seat

Eduard MM Murfieldt was sworn in as supervisor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William I Cook. The oath was taken in the City Clerk Courant’s office in Newburgh with Major Wilson present. Murfieldt will serve on committees previously held by the late supervisor.

Newburgh Eduard MM. Murfieldt William I Cook Courant Major Wilson

Death by Apoplexy in Marsbrook Prompts Coroner Conclusion

Newburgh area coroner Jona F. Tusher ruled death of Wham L'Hommedies in Poughkeepsiee, Marsbrook, was due to apoplexy after sworn statements were taken Wednesday night. In Middletown a rough day for dogs ended with one struck and killed by a car at Wickham Avenue and Church Street and another hit nearby on Highland Avenue. Officer Percival Bennett investigated.

Newhburzh Fenri Jona F. Tusher Wham L'Hommedies Poughkeepsiee Marsbrook Middletown Wickham Avenue Church Street Highland Avenue Percival Bennett

Insurrection Breaks Out in Sinnich Berlin Region

Basle reports an uprising Wednesday night as demobilized Bavarian blue jackets attacked the diet house and seized the telegraph office and police headquarters. Government troops eventually dislodged them.

Associated Prese Basle Sinnich Frankfort Zeitung Diet

Washington’s Birthday Observed With Local Holiday And Events

Tomorrow marks George Washington’s birthday with a community holiday. Businesses close, banks shut, post office and general delivery limited. Grocery stores reopen noon, specific shops vary. Empire Alleys open 10 am. Armory address by Lieut John Quinney followed by a dance. fund proceeds support a bronze tablet naming Company I members.

George Washington Dai William F Kiliess Hartin & Dens Armory John Quinney Federal Hospital

Captain Canfield Returns Home From Overseas

Captain David H. Canfield arrived in New York aboard the Canopic after fourteen days from Liverpool. He traveled from Watertown to the city, then to his Wat home in Waterton, after serving in the Engineering Department camouflage section in France and England. He is in good health and hopes for discharge and a decision on duties, with plans to report to Washington headquarters soon.

David H. Canfield New York Liverpool Canfield France England Section 5 Army Construction Great Britain Ireland

Ellenville Wedding Unites Gia McDowell and Cleon Merras

Ellenville February twenty one Miss Gia McDowell wed Cleon Merras a graduate and counselor of Hilenville in St John’s Eniscoc Church. Rev H P Hoteon officiated. The couple left for a short wedding trip after a reception amid fresh engagements of the groom.

Ellenville Gia McDowell Join McDowell Iis Wage Cleon Merras Avormiey Hilenville Kingston H P Hoteon St. John’s Murray

Dynamite Cars Jump the Track At Montgomery

Special to Times Press Montgomery February 21 a Northern Pacific freight car loaded with dynamite left the track along with other cars on a long doubleender. Cars from New York Central and Fasco division also jumped the rails but no injuries occurred and damage was limited. Engineers Cashin Liscomb and Conductor O Donnel were shaken but unharmed as wreckers from Halingston arrived to straighten the line and restore traffic.

Times-Press Montgomery Northern Pacific Hne New_York Central Fasco Division Cashin Liscomb O’donnel James H Reid Nisses Kaupe Halingston

Supper at North Street Church Draws 300 Plus Guests

The North Street Congregational Church hosted a Ladies Benevolent Union supper and Ruth Davenport birthday celebration drawing over 300 attendees. The event featured homemade dishes, a party centerpiece with children on stage, and remarks from Rev Samuel M. Ilar. Birth notices include Russell Howard Marvin born Feb 18 in Brooklyn to Howard F. and wife, and Dorothy Mary Lyons born at Thrall Hospital.

North Street Ladi Benevolent Union Misa Ruth Davenport EB. R. Davenport Groo Street John Vail Ahurch Samuel M.ilar Howard F. Marvin Theirs Brooklyn Russel Howard. Horn J Arthur Lyons Thrall Hospital Dorothy Mary

President to Meet State Senate in Boston Monday

Wilson plans a Boston visit Monday to meet members of the State Senate and discuss informal arrangements. He expects to be at his Washington desk Tuesday morning after traveling from France and will conduct customary calls. A Quivville carpenters strike continues with arbitration in New York hoped to yield a settlement.

White House Boston Grayson State Senate Marle Perarse Washington Wilson Washurgton Daniels France Mareha QuivVille Carpenters New York Howes Construction Co Tolda Times

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clemenceau Camps Mills Merritt Sheriff George Washington Mr. Rice Teather Heid Ells Capt Overseas Edgard Hulse Charles L. Pelton Pelton Hulse Times-Preas the Times Sarresnander Albany Fee Senate Emiies W. Florash Legislature Associated Press Paris Clemencean Torix George Mante Bys Calleaenes Supreme Council
Search Courier

Search the Middletown Times Press Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Middletown Times Press?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication