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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
2
E Ruggles Incorporated promotes the Auto Club Convention with a call for autoists to look sharp today. The ad promises clothing and accessories for drivers and non drivers alike including straw hats skirts ties and hose to ensure the city presents its best.
W. H. Tremper and W. C. Herbert operate as clothiers at 25 North Street. The entry notes partnership and location, with emphasis on the business presence in the town.
Delegates are welcomed with a reception at the Elks Home on Sand street. Music by McGomars jazz orchestra. The event includes courtesy gestures from Orange County Golf Club and Musietown. Evening parade will feature a Town auto club tour to Tuxedo Mountain and West Point.
Friday, June 28, we offer forty pairs of oxfords at $3.53, down from $4.56, with 32 pairs of non slip rubber sole oxfords and 42 pairs Turtle oxfords in tan calf and nut brown calf, sizes 6 to 2 only.
Goshen June 23 The will of John IM H Coleman of Goshen has been presented to the surrogate’s office. Executors named to divide property valued under several thousand dollars and items include an Alexander granite monument and household goods. Letters and related items referenced, with family heirs named Coleman and related parties. Merely fragments note a letter SARDUS writes and other local items including a village tax rate and marriage notices.
A historic driving route begins at the main gate of Tuxedo Park and proceeds 16 miles toward Bear Moon reserve. The journey offers views of the Hudson and Iona Island while officials from state and local organizations attend a dinner at 1:30 influenced by Edwin Duffer and Francis M. Secretary of State.
The First Presbyterian Sunday School group gathers for its annual outing. A large attendance enjoys the day as the group departs with Wirkwood accompanying the party.
A church picnic is scheduled for Thursday near Bloow leave the De pro. The Si school of the First Congregrem Church will organize the event, inviting families to join for a day of fellowship and activities.
A public notice lists numerous sellers and firms connected to War Savings Stamp sales. Entries include individuals such as Frank Weber Max Bercy George Carter Doe Corwin DL Decker J E Dever Jacob Herres C S Hengerson J Hilsdorf G W Hoffman Kellogg Kennedy Manouf Potter Gro cery Co Seely Shafer Weeks Wilcox Amstelden Bengsert Williamson Scott Metropolitan Safe Insurance Prudential Live Insurance archibeld Taylor Co Aaron Saimsels O B Davis Pabn Popular Lainch French Restaur ant Gassman's Restaurant William Leish Sam Plothin and others.
The Crescent Branch of the Sun shine Society meets Thursday at 3 p.m. with Mr. Charles Wood, 12 Noox Avenue. A stereopticon lecture on Cuba and Forto Hice will follow at Wood Hverton Memorial Church. A large attendance is desired for the Wood Horton Memorial Church picnic Friday.
Daily stock list from the New York Exchange shows 2 o clock prices for issues including Am Can, Am C. & Leather, Ohio Copper, Erie, Gen Elec, Gen Motors, Union Pac, Lehigh Valley, Pacific Copper, Texas Oil, and others. Prices tabulated by J. G. Collingwood and Clark, Childs Co., Newburgh.
Fragmentary report mentions William T. Hart of Waiflen a director of an Orange County rarity society. The text is garbled and no actions, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable portions.
Italian forces clash with Austrian troops along the Bail Jan front as Australians press a stubborn offensive. Italian cavalry earns praise for valor while rapid fire guns inflict havoc on Austrian ranks amid heavy fighting and destruction in all directions.
Hearing on the William Gray collision case opened in Circleville with testimony and a jur y verdict expected. Prosecution by Arthur M. Payne and defense by van A Gandner, both of Middletown. A separate County Court appeal covered the Terbush vs Pierson et al. school trustees case over pay for Maybrook teaching.
Secretary A C N Thompson and chief clerk Maude Smith travel to White Plains with Ed and C Faulkner to join Southern Judicial district Exemption Board representatives. Chairman John Y Gerow and Exemption Board No 1 Sewhurst attend along with their staff for a conference on reclassification and related board work.
DuBois Brothers of Dutchess Bay and Orange County farm have bought the 990 acre stock farm of Seyboit Corsa at East Walden. They will take possession on July 15.
Delegations from Warwick Poughkeepsie and Middletown Moose lodges visited Newburgh Lodge AXiondays to back Alooza Smith in forming the Nesburgh Mooseheart Legion. Smith, a former Newburgh resident, outlined the Legion as supporting Mooseheart and aiding children of deceased members through a family living environment and education plus industrial training leading to a union card. Mooseheart is described as a premier vocational school addressing child dependency.
The Emperor Shoo-cuns built imperial gardens by sending collectors to gather plants of value for cultivation. Emperor Wu Ti extended horticultural reach, importing diverse flora. Chinese landscape painting evolved with mountain and water scenery, reflecting a philosophy of kinship with nature and portraits of flowers.
Sewhurst June report notes Rotary session titled Sinners Car amid jokes by President Witseider about clean books and dues. County Judge Wiggins as guest. Newburgh Redecided to visit Middletown in the second week. Sunt Heil presented a resolution on the death of Frank E Isinbrook and a copy was given to his family.
Newburgh June 2 A filing shows Atlas Building Material Co in bankruptcy with assets listed at 357 and liabilities at 3 Among creditors Jope B Rose Co now Juptey holds 2 of 5 and Coney Island Construction Co now bankrupt The Rose Co and Coney Construction are tied to Rose interests Public sale of assets including cows horses and farm equipment planned by receivers on July 2
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