Four Firms Sold to Borden in Queensland Merger
The Ullman Hank Dairy Company joins others in selling to Borden's Farm Products Company. R F Stevens Company Brooklyn Central Dairy Company West 103rd Street and Ten Brothers of East 125th Street are also said to be bought, completing a merger of wholesale milk firms. Cash payments reportedly range from 5 to 9 thousand dollars, with old concerns remaining intact for distribution.
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Ullman & Hank Dairy Company
Borden's
Borden Company
R. F. Stevens
Brooklyn
Central Dairy Com
West
Ten Brothers
East 125d
Borden Sices
Borden Mulk
Comsum
Chikk
Case Thrown Out Of Court In Orange County Trial
Mrs Clara Eis of Walden sued Orange County Traction Company for damages claiming injuries from a fall aboard an Orange coach. Judge Seeger granted defense attorney Fowler’s motion to dismiss after the plaintiff failed to sustain a viable claim.
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Newburgh
Clara Eis
Walden
Orange County Traction Companyr
Ynarning Oy
Seeger
Anney Arson
J. Fowler
Eilis
Orange Aiden
Gamezes
Hart Broker Admits Bankruptcy After Fraud Conviction Reversal
Max M. Hart, a broker whose fraud conviction was overturned by the Circuit Court of Appeals, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in New York. He lists liabilities of 196,295 with 20 assets besides two par value 190 stock shares and clothing worth under 200. Creditors include John J. Murtland of Commonwealth Building Pittsburgh with 66,242 and Levi P. Morton with 188. Hart’s notable prior court appearance was in Middletown, NM, where he faced related fraud charges. The higher court’s action prompted charges against Federal Judge Ray.
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New York
Max M. Hart
Circuit Court of Appeals
John 3
Murtland
Commonwealth Building
Pittsburgh
Levi P. Morton
Hart
United States District Court
Middletown
Upstate
Ray
New York State Press Association Meet in Ithaca
The 64th annual convention of the New York State Press Association will convene in Ithaca for three days beginning Wednesday. Delegates will discuss newspaper operations, with Frank Walker and Exon Demeree among speakers. A banquet, tours of Cayuga Lake, Cornell University, and air show events are planned.
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New York State Press Association
Ithaca
Frank Walker
Haenburg, N
Son Demeree
Harpurly
F. E. Bates
Thacae
Ithaca Daily
Arthur Brisbane
New York Evening Journal
A. O G. Bunnell
Ecemernus
George
United States Re
Fecher
Leslie's
Charles H. Betts
Tre Shaca Boerd
Commerce
Cayoge Lake
Aften Moving Picture Studio
Thomas Morse Aircraft Corporation
Cemnell University
Will Sue West Shore Railroad Over Fatal Crossing
William Gathright, who lost both HABs May 30 after being struck by a West Shore Railroad passenger train at New Windsor, remains in St. Luke's Hospital Newburgh. He has begun suit for 75000 alleging gates flagmen and railway negligence. Attorney Thomas Downs of New York retained to prosecute. Blight accident at noon near Academy and East Shain streets when a Gosden trolley collided with a passing car. NY license plates involved. Miss Margaret T. OConnor recovers handbag contents including over 1000 dollars, a gold watch and rosary found by her brother between Johnson and Middletown after being missing since Sunday.
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William Gathright
West Shore Railroad
New Windsor
St. Luke's Hospital
Newburgh
Gathright Thes
Thomas Downs
M43
Dreadway
New York
Bir
Gathright
Academy Avenue
East Shain Street
Gosden
Wallkill
Franklin Square
Margaret T. O'Connor
Times-Press
Miss O’connor
Johnson
Middletown
Hold Class Day at Middletown High School
A large crowd attended Middletown High School Class Day in the school auditorium at 2 o'clock. George Adams Boyd welcomed the class of 1947 and reflected on history and the war looming in 1917. Other graduates delivered addresses and the program included class roll call, history, poem, statistics, and senior replies. The day included a funeral later that afternoon for a resident at 51 Prospect Avenue with service by Rev. Dr. Ulinton and burial in Hillside Cemetery.
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Auditorim
Middletown High School
George Adams Boyd
Af. H. 3
Hazel Louise Keener
Catherine May Lalor
H. Oscar Stern
Howard Wallace Weale
Oscar Stern
Ethel King
Edward Vincent Moran
Edwin Marr Sweezy
William EB. Winans
Ira Marsop Cohen
Cecil Thayer Deryton
Prospect Avenue
Ulinton
W. L. Benedict
Hillside Cemetery
Pine Bush church calls Rev John J Van Strian pastor
At a recent Congregational meeting of New Prospect Reformee the consistory voted unanimously to extend a call to Rev John J Van Strian from Grand Rapids Mich to become pastor He accepts and requests a vacation until September then will begin duties He recently graduated Western Theological Seminary and pleased the congregation by visiting as candidate. The town school board was elected with Kate W R McKinoney Richard L Brown Henry J Baxter John Seely and George Avers The Union Free School closed for summer with four teachers re engaged likely to hire a fifth The community notes visitors from Newburgh New York and Middletown with various residences and a Grange initiation. The church plans a sermon series on evangelism and a patriotic address on America and the Great War with mid week service and Epworth League meeting announced.
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Pie Bush
New Prospect Reformee
John J. van Strian
Var Serian
Grand Raphds
Mich
Western Theological Seminary
Crawford
Kate W. R. McKinoney
Richard L. Brown
Henry J. Baxer
John Seely
George Avers
and Mirs
Robert Hunter
Newburgh
Union Free School
Board of Education
Wiil
John A. Mason
New York
Charles C. Pickens
Mary Tucker
Norman DuBois
Newton Higby
Middletown
William Martin
Cragsmoor
Marjory
Grace
B. Hill
Liberty
N. Y
Crazy
Mr. Hill
Washington, D. C
Demmon
Decker
James A. R. Dickson
Pine Bush Grange
Pine Bush
Grengers
Charles Voegelin
Children’s Day program praised by Thompson Ridge church
A large Hopewell Presbyterian Church congregation in Thompson Ridge attended a diverse Children’s Day program. Participants included Kathleen Var Wegenen Kathryn Gull Myrtie Hich ardson Dan Curry Dorothy Scott and many others. Gold pins and attendance certificates were awarded to several children and five young baptisms occurred. American flags were handed out and the service closed with the hymn America.
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Thompson Ridge
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Kathleen Var Wegenen
Kathryn Gull
Myrtie Hichardson
Dan Curry
Dorothy Scott
Gertrude Buil
Elizabeth Couser
Mildred Owens
Haymond Scott
Parl
Gillespie
Addison Crawford
Harriet Jaycox
May Seaman
Ethel Marks
Nathaniel Carman
Donald Callan
Harold Marks
Chas Boyee
Harriet Josephine Youngblood
Blanche Frances Gillespie
Gilbert Edward Clark
America
Meetings of Ladies of Thimble Charity and Buffalos
The Ladies of Thimble Charity will meet with Mrs George Marsden at 163 Highland Avenue Wednesday afternoon from 3 oclock Phone 263 Thimble Circle No 7 will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Charles F Kortright 16 Miles Avenue The Middletown Berd No 3 Loyal Order of Buffalos will hold a regular session in the Times-Prees Building Wednesday evening at 3 oclock All members are urged to attend The New York Globe notes on misunderstandings and marriages.
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Thimble Charity
THE
Buffalos
Middletown Berd
Loyal Order of Buffalos
Times-Prees
Annual Ladies Aid Fair and local notices in Wurtsboro
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E Church will hold a church basement fair July 26 with fancy goods home made cake candy and ice cream. Supper at 6. Notables include George Spencer visiting from Chicago, Mrs. Acbie Taets’s granddaughter, and Minnie Robinson off to Ferndale. Local movements include the Helm family at the Helm house and various property sales. Two injuries from a head on crash were discharged from Thrall Hospital.
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Wurtaburo
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E Church
George Spencer
Chicago
John Faber
Schenectady
Acbie Taets
Minnie Robinson
Ferndale
Loder House
Leo Smith
West Nrack
Helm
Aim «Street
Mr. Helm
Masten Lake
Ira Gordon
Kingston
Jasper W. Farsells, Jr
Oz Otisvile
Tha
Glen
Lighthearted Women and Health Benefits of Lydia Pinkham
A cheerful tone praises women and links happiness to health. The ad claims male charm fades but health endures, urging Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ailments and nervous complaints backed by forty nine years of widespread use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rooster Wins Battle With Flivver in Seven Rounds
Columbus reports a seven round tale titled How Rooster Held the Road. Firemen Townsend and Willi, driving from Lancaster, encountered the chicken ahead and failed to stop. The rooster caused the auto to overturn, injuring the fliers but the bird survived. The item blends odd anecdote with local notices and unrelated ads.
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Columbus
W. ¥. Townsend
Herry Willi
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3. J. Carraff
Ralph Watte Thompson
Cornwell Sanitarium
Cornwalbor-Hudson, N.Y
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Ketchum
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Biddletown, N
Ithaca State Association
Will Sue
Walton Lake
Walton
Louis Goucoltz
Peter Lombardi
Hotel Continental
Broadway
41St Street
New York City
Pennsylvania
New York Central
George Adams
Boyd
Mra
Ervinm. Hubbard
Norwich
Addie J. Dibble
Ervin M. Hubbard
Sheldon Street
H. W. Foreman
Mt. Hope Cemetery
New York, Ontario & Western
Engineers
Abddietown
Livingston Manor
Delhi
Daniel Dibble
East Worchester
Otsego County
Albert W. Roe
Monroe
Alver
Maria Roe
Grace Holbert
Presbyterian Church
Monrea
Warwick
Wills M. Terwilliger
Willis M. Terwilliger
Frank T. Chambers
Lake Avenas
Rav
Preston Hunter
Familly
Haleide
Co. I
John W, Hill
John W
Hull
J.J. van Strian
Reformed Church
Methodist Church
RhermMoNs
Epworth League
New York Globe
Wurtsboro
George Bollen
Sproat Street
William ¢. Race
Linden Avenue
Thrall Hospital
Northfield
Rooster
Flivver
S. A. Coyright
Stezka
Florida
New York Times
Wood
Boston Coffee
Boston
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods Company
North Street
Middletown, I
Fell
Copenhagen
Voile
Batiste
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