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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
6
John L. Gregory of this city fished at Yankee Lake during a camp trip. He hooked and landed a six and a half pound large mouth bass in rainy weather, with his wife and daughter aboard the boat unaware of the catch until measured. The fish measured 21 inches long with a 15 inch girth, a notable catch for the day.
Graebner of Sullivan County pitched dominantly for Monticello on Saturday, preventing Liberty from scoring as the home team overwhelmed them with sharp curves and no hits. The Sullivan County hurler dazzled the locals with control and speed, signaling further dominance to come against nearby teams.
Charles Evans Hughes and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will dine together tomorrow night at Hotel Astor. The invitation was extended and accepted as the final reconciliation step between the Colonel and the Republican nominee.
A compact exchange quotes a witty heated remark about a girl and effort, suggesting she seeks to outsmart or mock the speaker. The stylized dialogue reflects social friction and perception of cunning in a lively early modern tone.
The Chester High School commencement was held Monday evening at the Methodist Church. Rev. Dr. R. O. Kirkwood delivered the address titled Preparedness for Life and it impressed the audience. The solo and chorus performances were praised.
An infant daughter of Sergeant John Black died this forenoon at Highland Lake, two weeks after birth. The child grew ill Monday and passed away at 10:40 AM. Sergeant Black serves as Watchman at Highland Lake, leaving behind a grieving wife and a family now reduced to one parent. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Common Council, led by Alderman Cox, approves a resolution to insure city employees under an amended compensation act, but not through the State Compensation Fund. The Board of Estimate and Appor tionment backs the move. ad notes use of Times-Press want columns for ads.
Automobilists in Orange County press the state highway issue after oiling pace of five miles daily left roads unsafe. Middletown Auto Club president Peter H. Mitchell and Senator John D. Stivers seek relief from the Highway Department. An Albany briefing yields commitment to halt double work and apply screenings in sequence, with county roads capping oiling to prevent spillage and spatter.
City officials at once ordered steps to prevent further trouble from car oiling as a light residue scatters across the street. Engineer Howland guarantees no further unpleasantness and motorists express gratitude for his prompt, considerate action.
Albany report notes the State Highway Department opened bids last night for repairing 2.65 miles of Sullivan County public highways by Strate aid. Firms involved include Jackson Brothers of Cuddebackville and Creek Locks. Nathan E. Young bid $16,592, with contract award to follow shortly.
Death on the Cross describes crucifixion as a common execution across ancient nations, noting its prevalent use in Assyria Carthage and the Roman Empire and its constant practice in those eras.
The anniversary of Wallkill Grange No 982 was observed with a large turnout. Members and families enjoyed a program including readings, piano solos, recitations, songs, and a song and dance. Refreshments followed as attendees departed satisfied.
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