Gardner Reed wedding in Middletown at 21 Royce Avenue
Gardner and Reed families announce the marriage of Roy Hill Gardner to Ivah Lucy Reed at the bride’s home on Royce Avenue with Rev. B. E. Smith officiating. Attendants were Russell T. Gardner and his spouse. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Albee of New York City. The couple plans residence at 21 Royce Avenue after a wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner—Reed
Roy Hill Gardner
Ivah Lucy Reed
Royce Avenue
B. E. Smith
Albert. V. Reed
B.C. Albee
New York City
Mrs. Albee
Dr Clinton T Vail Takes Bride in Yonkers Ceremony
Dr Clinton Theodore Vail married Katharine Louise Meyer at the Grace Episcopal Church home of the bride in Buffalo. Rev John C Ward officiated with only Helene Meyer and Dr Walter B Fancher as attendants. A reception followed at the bride’s home with attendees from Yonkers Middletown and Tioga. Mr and Mrs Wall, bridegroom’s parents, expected home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Alton J. Vail
Charles Vail
Middletown
Katharine Louise Meyer
Frederick Meyer
Cunton Theodore Vail
Yonkers
John C. Ward
Grace Episcopal Church
Auburn Avenue
Helene Meyer
Walter B. Fancher
Delng
Howard Cheney
Qmirs
Walter E. Fancher
Charles Blout
Tioga
Family Reunion at Midway Park Honors Frederic Llenberg
Family members from far and near gathered at Midway Park for the annual reunion and harvest outing honoring the late Frederic Llenberg. The day included a dinner, committee elections, a varied program, and songs after a bountiful farm table. Four local golfers attended the Hudson River Golf Association tournament at the Rockland County Golf Club, Nyack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Llenberg
Midway Park
Arma
Whder Cho Treen
Nyack
Richard Donon
George N. Clemaon
Jamey F. Tulbil
Lts. Robinson
Rockland County
Wanted Competent inotypy Operator and Help Wanted Ads
Fragmented want ads for job seekers and service listings. Includes notices for an in typist, farm sale, doctors, undertakers, and miscellaneous local services with garbled names and addresses across Middletown and nearby areas.
Big Fair events and transit plan highlighted
The article outlines Grange Day and Open Channel Between Producer and Consumer talks by Jonathan C. Day and Francis M. Hugo with free admission for service members and women. It notes auto races replacing horse events, transit schedules from Franklin Square, and reduced fares to fairgrounds. It also lists 1919 fair officers and an extensive Grange advisory committee across multiple towns.
Blakelock Death Story of a Painter's Struggles and Fame
The narrative chronicles Blakelock as a physician father’s claim, his denial of medicine, belief in tainted senual thoughts, and turn to art. He travels, paints scenes of rival sections, endures poverty, and gains recognition after years of hardship with notable admiration from Alapone and pili.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alapone
Pili
Aix
Arrests for Violations of The Traffic Laws
The city police rounded up several traffic violators after a weekend with good weather and heavy motor travel. Three offenders were clocked by a stop watch. Benjamin Tanger and Morris Rowhenberg of New York City drove left of the warden toward traffic. Others named include Richard H. Robertson of Brooklyn and Sidney De Meuw of New York City among several more. They posted deposits for later appearance. officers George F. Fion, John Groves, John Berhert, and Riffine supervised the arrests with watch held by Herbert and Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Square
Benjamin Tanger
Morris Rowhenberg
New York City
Richard HK. Robertson
Brooklyn
Sidney de Meuw
James 8S. Watson
University Avenue
Joseph Brown
Washington
Jack Welner
Joseph Schilling
New York
Charlier Schwarts
Berman Loouan
Cohen
Jerzees City
Offendora
George F. Fion
Dishwasher Burn Injury At Horowits Opadiving House
Mortis Rosemar, a dishwasher at the Horowits opadiving house on Mountain Dain, was badly burned when hot water scalded his side while at work Sunday. He was taken to Thrall Hospital. Dr WL Ponds attends him.
Pine Bush Card of Thanks Fails to Make Sense
Clipped and garbled note thanks friends and neighbors for support after a death and farm incident. Names and places are obscured, but it expresses gratitude to Edward Crawford and others who assisted during a difficult time in what appears to be a rural community letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Crawford
Sullivan County Fair Plans Complete in Monticello
Monticello August events include Sullivan County fair at the fair grounds with premium shows for stock, produce, and domestic articles. The Monticello Citizens Band to provide racing music, with a bandstand move and repaint. Theatre changes hands as L F Guimond takes over as manager. Vacation season remains busy with many houses full and guests in Sullivan County. Frank Kinnie, Republican primary hopeful for Assembly, formerly a county sheriff, returns to Monticello residence. his nomination path depends on William J Brown stepping aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sullivan County
Wsual
Rockwell
Lyceum Theatre
George Scott
L. F. Guimond
Maurice Davilely
Frank Kinnie
Tusten
Liberty
Isaac Post
A. J. Hammond
Hamilton Avenue
Mr.Kinnie
Wiliam J. Brown
Brown
Mr. Kinnie
Syracuse University
Kinnié
Wurtsboro August social and travel notes at local spots
Walden visitors George Tears John Payne and K Edward Henninger vacation at Fowlwood Lake and explore Sullivan County sites while Mrs Norma Rapp and her children enjoy summer in Yankee Lake. Town residents attend fairs, visits, and dances with Epworth League and Ladies' Dime Society events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtsboro
George Tears
John Payne
Kedward Henninger
Walden
Fowlwood Lake
Sullivan County
Norma Rapp
Washington, D. C
Yankee Lake
Ladies’ Dime Society
R. D
Marie McQune
Miss Hillis
Westbrookville
Dorrance House
Walter Fuchs
Newburgh
Gumser
A. Hubler
Otisville
Miss Oaks
Woodbine Cottage
Brooklin
Andrew Morsch
Brooklyn
Miss Bender
Mary Kirk
Grand Street
Wurtaboro
Peter McCune
Hampton Farms
Douglas Tompkins
New York
William Wohrmacher
C. H. Puttner
Grand Avenue
Wiliam Moore and Son
New York City
Les Stevens
Foremen’s Hall
Yong People
Epworth League
M. E Church
Unionville Weekend Notices in Spruce Lawn Camp Scene
Residents and relatives from Unionville and neighboring towns spent the weekend at Spruce Lawn. Messages list Mr and Mrs Claude Hanford of Stockston, N J visiting friends in town, Mrs Nathaniel VanSirka, and other families like Mr and Mrs Beemer at Ross Park, with various trips to Huntington and Port Jeevis noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Auc
Bolls
Thworty
Port Jeevis
Nathaniel VanSirkia
Claude Hanford
Stockston, N. J
Taman
Arthur Gregory Amison
Ulster County Fair and Races Aug 19 22 Ellenville
Ulster County Fair and races will be held August 19 20 21 22 in Ellenville. Forestry exhibit from New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University will educate visitors and a specialist will manage the display. Holstein sale on August 22 features 30 head from Henry Misner Dairyland with no reserve. Cow judging contest for Ulster county boys planned. entries close August 14 at 9 p.m. Wards, Legion post officers elected. Neapancch Reform school escape brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Ulster County
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Thurelas
Henry Misner
George Cook Post
American Legion
G. A R
Clarence A. Hoornbeek
Archibald Freer
Percy Terwilliger
W. 7. Douglas
Frank C. Douglas
A. F. Schultz
Cleon DB. Murray
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Wawarsing
Munday
Riverdale Club Sets Third Summer Dance
New Hampton, Aug. 12 The Riverdale Country Club will hold the third summer dance on Thursday evening, August 14. Many young people will return from the county fair for the event and enjoy jazz by Sterling's orchestra. Bryce Stillwell new custodian at Hampton Farns after a high exam rating. J. M. Keeney buys six cylinder Nash touring car. Corwin B. Sayer repairs carriage barn on Malls Tarts. William Soone Jr. visits Brooklyn friends. C. E. Lattimer builds garage for his Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hehrenbrotek of Union Hill N J host weekend at Millerdale Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Riverdale Country Club
County Fir
Bryce Stillwell
Hampton Farnes
J. M. Keeney
Corwin B. Sayer
Malls
William Soone, Jr
Brooklyn
C. E. Lattimer
Ford
Fred Hehrenbrotek
Union Hill, N. J
Millerdale Farm
Gasoline Explodes Injuring Two In Montgomery
Montgomery August 12 Perry Brown suffers facial burns and Edward Ayres receives minor injuries after a gasoline explosion in a soldering pot. A Senior Hall dance August 24 features Toots Oriental jazz band. Activities include a W C meeting, St Marys Church dance August 13, northern trips and visits by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's RC
Harry Crabiree
Lake St. Catharine
Vermont
Laurette Parrett
New Wick
Girat
James W. Carmody
Convention of State Sunshine Societies Here
Representatives of the Sunshine Societies met Saturday afternoon to arrange entertainment for the State Sunshine Convention to meet in Middletown. Efforts to make the event a success are underway with Mrs. Furman, the State President, to speak and a possible appearance by Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden, President General of the International Sunshine Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Societies
Sunshine Convention
Meei
Ocs
Middletown
Sunshine
Sunshine Society
Furman
Cynthia Westover Alden
International Sunshine Societies
Birth of Son for Ramsen Couple Announced
Jr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsen announce the birth of a son named Charles. The short notice notes pride in the family and invites readership to place ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Charles Ramsen
Charles
Myra
Ramsen
Bref Uc
Mrz
Hese Maetreck
Widow Sues for Insurance of Her Husband
Ethelyn P. Doolittle of Newburgh, aided by Honer H. Lemon, seeks Supreme Court action to reform a Prudential Life Insurance policy. They seek removal of a war risk clause and payment of 1,069 dollars due after Aaron W. Doolittle’s death in France as a member of the 107th Infantry, 27th Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honer H. Lemon
Newburgh
Behulf
Ethelyn PB. Doolittle
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Doolittle
Aaron W. Doolittle
Insurance Company
Aaron W. Doolitle
107Th Infantry
France
First
New York Infantry
National Guard
Prudential Insurance Company
Bne
Lemon
Supreme Court
Benjamin Vankeuren
Patient Recaptured After Escape From Middletown Hospital
Virginia Warne, a small-statured stenography worker in Newburgh, escaped Middletown State Hospital about two years after commitment. She was captured soon after arriving in Newburgh and returned to the hospital late Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Virginia Warne
Middletown State Hospital
Newhursh
Soldier Memorial Proposed by Bull Family Picnic
Descendants of the Bull family plan a memorial to members who served in wartime, to be discussed at their annual picnic on August 27 at Hill Hold on the Gosha Montgomery Blaze road. Invitations were sent to about 700 Bull descendants. more than 100 served or aided war work. The event, hosted by Mrs. Margaret Crawford Jackson, marks the fifth generation in the family home built by Thomas Bull in 1759.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Margaret Crawford Jackson
William Bull
Thomas
Wee
Aty
Feast of the Assumption Festival Planned by Local Society
The Society of Our Lady of Assumption will hold a two day festival on August 14 and 15 at the corner of School and Cottage streets. A band concert, fireworks, church services, and a parade are scheduled with free admission for members and friends and donations accepted for the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Our Lady of Assumption
St. Joseph’s Church
Frank Palo
Vincenzo Vuolo
Nicola Gendilo
Fony Califucco
Michele Mancald
Pasquale Panare
Vito Marjulo
Frank Barbone
R. Sidney Turner Dies Suddenly
Newburgh, Aug. 11 R. Sidney Turner, 45, prominent cartoonist and newspaper man, died suddenly of apoplexy Sunday noon at Imperial apartments South Street. Born in St Ives England he came to Newburgh 20 years ago and worked for several papers as a cartoonist. He recently connected with a New York magazine and planned to do magazine work. Survived by wife son Sidney and daughter Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Newburgh
R. Sidney Turner
Imperial Apartments
South Street
Turner
St. Ives
Cornwall
England
Sidney
France
New York State Constabulary
Helen
Judge and Doctor Fracture Courtroom Comedy
A witty courtroom exchange features a judge and a diagnosed criminal who pleads guilty but claims the case belongs to a doctor. The judge replies as a doctor of laws, setting a two year sentence as a humorous resolution.
Flies Torment Cows and Other Live Stock at Pasture
McMonagle and Rogers offer Wallkill Brand cattle spray in one gallon cans at 1.00. Advertises relief from flies tormenting cattle, promising no harmful materials or irritation and suitability for stockmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMonagle & Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clinton T. Vail
Mrs. Wall
Times-Preas
Jana
Fred Nichola
Scotchtown
Eal
Wall
Middietown
N.Y
Grace Mold
Muidietown
Undertakers
William
Ocorneliua
Puteral
Endaliner
Pardors
North St
Oiton
Otinvile
Oihoe
Nuaticow Casket Co
Lady
Aassistant
Auiy
P. i
Eubaler
Sland and Furs
Boone
Setienat
Aig
Mowett Oder
Revere
Fair Grounds
Walliill ‘Transit Company
Franka Square
Trafic
Goshen
Uoshen
Wranklin Square
Revy
Andrew Schriver
Chester
Cgeorge E. Martin
Albert Manning
Alica L. Howell
Heanry M. Howell
Conunsel
Frank H. Finn
J. F. DeVine
Goxhen
William F. Royce
Harry Bull
Campbell Hall
H. P. Demarest
Warwick
Willam Wo Strong
Theodore F. Lawrance
M .A. Stivers
Howard D. Seely
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo Park
L. D. Greene
Ey. ‘Titus
Wawburgh
Frank &. Finn
Middlewwo
Willan C. Wart
Lincoln Orr
Orre Mila
John J. Artmann
Mik Diutown
John Y. Gerow
Washingtonvilla
Henry M Tlawall
William St. Strong
Brookside
A. D. Stewart
F.D. Bullviile
George Ayres
Wallvills
Albert Dull
Cronomer’s Valley
Thomas G. Parr
RF. D
Taylor
Snaptonburgh
D. W. Farley
Campball Hall
Little Britain
R E Morrison
Monroe
Seeley Stevens
Minisink
S. CC
Rutan
Montgomery
George A. Mould
Mountainville
John ‘Thurston
J. KR
Corvin
Otisvile
Pine Push
Bluing Dubois
Searsville
Harvey T Baker
Roof CO
Shawangunk
John W. Eaton
Westtown
Stony Word
Binkelock
Moonlight
Harry M. Watrous
National Academy of Ign
Watrous
William T. Evans
Blakelock
Williams
Senator Clark
Montana
Toledo Museum of Art
Blakelocks
National Academy
Twenty-hird Street
Cora R Bailey
Hving
Catskill
Blaveesh
Effie Hatson
Miner Neewton
Tatchorun
Arlee Thinehart
Sullivan Co
Napancch Reformatory
Fnally
H. J. Shurter
Thuretay
C. D. Hoornbesk
South Main
W. D. Cunningham
M. Reynolds
Lake George
Adirondacks
Mabie Becker
Jame Lynes
Allie Taylor
Miss Taylor
Upper Center Street
Carrie Doyle
Z. W. Sullivan
Masten Lake
Perry H. Ewing
Grandsun Perry Ewing
New Bedford
Oak Bluffs
Mass
Riverdale Club
Convention of State Sunshine Societies
Lowoman & Mawriwiz
Manneadtunns
A. SWALM & SON CO_ Middletown
D. F. Collins
Bloomingburg
J. W. Halliday
Unioriville
John Opel
Phillipsport
L. M. ROE @ CO
Pine Inland
S. 3
Everett
Edenvitte
New York State
Merchants National Bank
Middletown, WN. Y
Farmers Fend, Inc
Alliance Bank
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