Middletown Automobile Show Draws Large Crowd Night Two
Over 1 000 attend the Middletown third annual automobile show at the State Armory on its second night The event attracts the largest second night crowd in motor history with many prospective buyers signing orders and dealers reporting several prospects Some sales were made while spectators admire accessories and the Radcliffe Turbine Drive exhibit A local office is issued subscriptions as the show will run two more days under the watch of Company I First Infantry The weather outlook promises warmer tonight and Saturday for the region
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M. leAutoist
Mme. Motoriet
Mon Chere
Middletown
State Armory
M. leAutoiat
Company I
Infan Irr
Lawrence A. Toepp
Radcliffe
Szome
Health Board Agitated Over Immorality Charge
Middletown meeting of the Board of Health, led by Mayor Cox, denounced a Washington War Department letter and local editorial accusing the city of immorality. The mayor criticized the blast and defended Middletown, noting no witchcraft of vice, while officials discussed police conduct and possible investigations.
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Health Board
Board of Health
Mening
Cox
William H. Zinsser
War Department
Washington, D. C
Times-Press
Port Jervis
Nayor
Middletown
Gillett Named Next Speaker Choice In House Race
Washington reports Representative Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts was nominated on the first ballot as the Republican candidate for Speaker. The vote tally: Gillett 158, Mann 63, Campbell 13, Esch 4, Mondell 1. Gillett, a long-serving lawmaker since 1879, entered Congress in 1892 and has led the reactionaries in the House, known for slow, steady progress and opposition to progressive demands.
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Washington
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Gillett
Mann
Campbell
Esch
Mondell
Frederick Huntington Gillett
Springfield
Appropriations
Qiliett
House of Representatives
Reaction
Massachueetiza
Crescent Branch Holds Fine Meeting
The Crescent Branch of the Sun Shine Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs WT Greening in Wallkill Avenue. Attendance was good and an interesting program was rendered with refreshments served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs Howard M. Starr at 70 Han ford Street on the last Thursday in March.
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Crescent
Sun Shine Society
WT Greening
Wallkill Avenue
Howard M. Starr
Hanford Street
First Congregational Church Meeting Saturday at 3 p.m
Hudamoar Cormstiap Erdeayur of We Dust Congregational Church will meet in the chapel at 3 p.m Saturday. Children under twelve are invited to attend.
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Hudamoar Cormstiap Erdeayur
We Dust Congregational Church
Part of the 27th Are on Way Home
The War Department announced that part of the New York Division sailed on the Leviathan on Wednesday and are expected back in New York next Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
War Department
New York
Gass to Take Over Longstanding Drum and Banjo Head Business
W Harry Gass will assume management of his father in law Frederick Rogers drum and banjo head business at 74 Grand Avenue on March 1. Rogers, famed head maker since 1845, retires from active duties but stays as adviser. Gass, a noted linotype operator for the Independent Republicans of Goshen, leaves the paper this week and is a past exalted ruler of the Mudditown lodge.
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W. Harry Gass
Frederick Rogers
Grand Avenue
Rogers
Burlingham
Stechapiestown
Harry Gass
Cis
Goshen
Pew
Chester Man Takes Bride in Tusien Feb 25 ceremony
Miss Hatne Founsest daughter of Mr and Mrs Win Deterich of this place wed Walter Gonmiin of Chester N Y in a ceremony at the local church. Miss Bessie Deterich her sister and the groom's brother served as attendants. A wedding dinner followed and the couple left for Chester on the 3:05 Eve train to a furnished home. Both are popular and receive many congratulations and gifts.
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Tusien
aArigi
Saiarmaat
R D. Minch
Tsier Hull
Hatne
Win. Deterich
Walter Gonmiin
Chester
Bessie Deterich
Now Making Better Gas at Health Board Meeting
At the Thursday regular Board of Health session, members and officers including Health Officer Hanmer and Dr Sheies discussed January disease cases, milk quality tests, and licenses. Reports noted 54 deaths and 34 births in January, new sewer petitions, and gas purification improvements. a lab equipment purchase and license renewals were approved. Knights of Pythias 61st rank to be conferred at Lancelot Lodge 165 meeting this evening.
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Board of Health
Hardenbergh
Barnett
Cullinan
Surack
Marks
Hanmer
Greene
Chemust Bull
Stanton
Sheies
Maror Cox
Oticer Hanmer
Meades
D. J. Hardenvergh
H. J. Snelley
Hardenvergh
Kearns
Distec
Muichell Inn
Colonel Brewer
State Health Department
Che Clera
Msauen
Public Service
Ois Gits
West Couhiing Avenue
Richmond Place
Seser Committee
Gentha
de. Steel Rental
Knights OF Pythias
Lancelot Lodge
Emichis of
Bolsheviks Fail Entente Demands on Russia, Delegates Say
Paris Feb 28 Associated Press reports Pronk delegates at the peace conference stated Bolshevik compliance with Entente conditions is lacking. They cited suspicions of Bolshevik actions and urged new methods to restore order in Russia amid the war’s aftermath.
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Associated Coe
Paris
Ta” Fonscer
Prink Io
Apedre Yardiey
Pronk
Entente
Botes Aivk Tiet
Russia
Sundstrom Property Sold in Foreclosure Auction
Foreclosure sale at Mitchell Inn lobby drew local bidders led by bond holders for Sundstrom Stratton Co and Charles Sundstrom. Total bids exceeded 20 000 dollars on multiple plots with several local buyers named, ten percent deposits required, balance within a month. Ex president Taft to speak Tuesday in New York on platform with Wilson. Italian Premier Celande praises League of Nations. Senator Lodge warns on sovereignty and League risks.
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Sandtrom & Stratton Contracting Co
Charles Sandstrom
Cry
Orange County Supreme Court
M. ON. Segond
Sundstrom
Mitchell Inn
S. & S. Construction Co
Arthur Watson
New York City
Arthur G. Thorne
Cedar Street
WSS
M. A. Cohen
HL Davis
Prospect Avenue
Jameus M Ball
Blfl VanShale
Grand Avenue
Corvin C. Laser
M. Cavanaugh
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
France
George Washiazi
New York
Congress
Philadelphia
Sayre
Ite
Taft
Aft
Whlson
Leagne
Ted
Nashville
State to Help Build Sewage Disposal Plant
Middletown officials pressed for state aid to fund a new sewage disposal plant. Mayor Cox reported talks with the State Department of Health and the State Hospital Commissioner about state assistance and an expected appropriation during the legislative session. A conference with health and hospital leaders supported state help for construction at Middletown State Hospital.
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Board of Health
Cox
State Department of Health
Middistown
Albany
Metal Compssion
State Heart Department
Middletown
Macom Aero Club Well Under Way
The Macom JAero Chey held its fearta omeenos Thursday mening vem two now mrembers were re cone d Tae carr now 'ema well un ar war, the beys propose te com mene Gre constiracmisn of model mere planes john Grdemich, Torgs Warner and Silveirrifales have fac carted rwwe. that of Mr Hal 6. to be the largest one tun in con nectinn with the mem rehy of the cas, being six feet 45 soon as the models are completed they wille 7uoon % tian Tie cin exted a cordial agvite tomote af toms men who are inter 7ed in aeroplane conerivion to jam the artemzation Thage Varig applicason cerds will hands if them out and mail to Silvester Haler, pres ident of the duo
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Beys
John Grdemich
Torgs- Warner
Silvester Haler
Barber Stanley Evans Leads Odd Editorial in Small Town
The Times-Press editorial from B.h 2 big creen grasshopper, screuy Roned is featured as Stanley E. Evans, a local barber, presents a whimsical piece. In a socially quirky scene at Nip and Tuck Lodge on February 27, two new members were initiated, adding to a ceremonial gathering noted for its instructional and impressive tone.
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Stanley E. Evans
Times-Press
B.h
Big Creen
Screuy Roned
Local Boy Cited For Courage By Gen O Ryan
Among enlisted men cited by Major General John O Ryan of the 21st Cavalry for exceptional courage and soldierly qualities is Private Douglas D Vernooy of Samars Detachment 20th Infantry, a Middletown boy. He worked years at a drug store and later served as a guard on the quay before enlisting and going overseas, once a carrier boy for the Times-Press.
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John O’ Ryan
21Th Cavision
Couglas D Vernoo
Samars
Infan m
Middletown
Vernooy
Dmg
Orl ‘Utizil & Ternune
Ats
Tumes-Press
Clyde B. Santee Admitted to the Bar
Clyde B. Santee of 2 Oveh street formerly of Scoichiorn near Waslington was admitted to the bar. He earned certificates from Long Island University and Jure 1677, and is listed at Warland & Bernard 123 Broadway New York City. He studied at Waslington High School and Rockville Centre Long Island.
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Clive B. Sant
Dro Card
A . Santee
Oveh Street
Scoichiorn
Waslington
Wuadleas 2 High School
Cern
Rockitle
Santee
Former Resident Dies Wednesday at 60 in Arlington
Lordon Ferrell, a former resident of Linden Avenue, died Wednesday in Arlington Indiana at age 60 after living there many years. Funeral arrangements are at W. T. Cornelius parlors for 2 PM Saturday with Hillside interment. An obituary will follow. An unrelated note mentions tax instruction sessions at Port Jervis Post Office.
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Lordon Ferrell
Linden Aviue
Arington
W. T. Cornelius
Hillside
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Horton Memoral Press
Miss Scheel
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Middle Town
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Crescent Branch
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Horace Sheldon
Pot
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John F. Tucker
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League of Nations
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Europe
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Berlin
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Sheerin
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Port Jesus
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