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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1919

Page

4

Eastern speed record set by James Benedict at Orange county fair

James Benedict of Katonah set an Eastern half mile dirt track speed record in 1 minute 7.2 seconds aboard a Benedict Special with a Duesenberg motor. More than 5,000 spectators watched at the Orange county fair. An accident injured James Oliva during the ten mile race as driver W. T. Comerford’s car overturned after hitting a boulder. Oliva was taken to Thrall Hospital with a back contusion.

James Benedict Katonah Duesenberg Benedict Speedway Kings Orange County James Oliva Comerford Jack Oliva Thrall Hospital

Shot by Boy Companion Injures Mountain Dale Man

At o o clock Sunday afternoon Herman Seperstein of Mountain Dale was brought to this city and placed in Thrail Hospital after being accidentally shot in the back by a seven year old boy companion. Dr. W Ponty probed for the ball and removed it. Hospital reports Monday say the boy is doing well. BIRTH OF A SON: Mr and Mrs Thomas Mcdenahd of the town of Wawarands announce the birth of a son Douglas Clair at TYarali Hospital Sugust 15th Weay 4ER

At & O'Clock Herman Seperstein Mountain Dale Thrail Hospital W. Ponty t+ hospital Thomas McDenahd Wawarands Doulas Clair Tyarali Hospital

Narrow Escape As Car Overturns On Middletown Road

Mr and Mrs George Mitchell of New York escaped injury when their seven passenger Paige touring car overturned on the Middletown Goshen State Road near New Hampton Farms. The rear left tire skidded on wet grass and the vehicle toppled trapping occupants briefly before they freed themselves and rode a train onward to Liberty. A car owner, Jack Grassfield, towed the damaged vehicle to a garage. Separately, Middletown civic leaders seek $150000 in stock subscriptions for an industrial building plan, with a drive continuing daily. the effort includes publicity letters and new Middletown ads to encourage participation.

George Mitchell New York Middletown Goshen Mitchell Liberty Chamber of Commerce South Street Charlies G. Buck New York City W. M. Fiero Charles Wolff, Jr Middletown Wolff Maniayo Chairan B. Buck George R. Blanchard A. D. Gould Richard Knight Max Grasheim Fiord W. Morgans Charles Wolf, Jr G. D Itr

Annual Fire Parade Set for Middletown October 9

Arrangements completed for the 61st annual Middletown Fire Department parade and inspection led by Chief Charles Higham. The schedule lists assembly at 12 45 pm, line formation at 1 6 pm, and parade routes through Linden Wickham Highland West Main streets, with public inspection on the evening of October 9 from 7 to 9 o'clock.

Middletown Charles Higham Linden Avenue Wickham Avenue Eagle Chemical Engine & Hose Co McQuoid Engine Co Phoenix Engine Co Ontario Hose Co Wealkill Engine Co Excelsior Hook & Ladder Co Monhagen Hose Co Highland Avenue Jay Street West Main Street North Street Cottage Street Roberts Street East Main Street James Street Depot Street Common Council

Capt Williams Named Highway Head Oneida Co

Capt Williams of Darhamville named highway head for Oneida County in a local administrative note. The report references family ties to state figures and mentions related regional names in a garbled transcription.

Capt. Williams Highway Head Oneida Co

Ill?roves In Hospital Patient From Liberty

William Darraport of Liberty recovers in hospital after a fracture in his leg. Doctors initially considered amputation but now believe leg preservation is possible with treatment.

Greenwood Lake Property Case Seeks Court Ruling

In Greenwood Lake, Mrs. Constance Slade sues George Boyce over contract restrictions on non commercial use of property. Judge Russell Wiggins will rule later. An injunction granted August 5 bars Boyce from public casino activities and lakeside bathing pending further decision.

Constance Slade George Boyce Greenwood Lake Boyce Mr. Boyce Slade R. H Slade

Post Office Ends Army Food Parcel Post Amid War Move

Postmaster Daniel B. Sweeney reports the War Department has directed surplus army food in the New York Zone to be handed to state governors for municipal distribution, stopping parcel post sales. By August, 212 carloads had been offered by 36 cities or community agencies, including Middletown.

Daniel B. Sweeney War Department New York New Jersey Connecticut Middietoun

Dorothy VanOrden to Wed Dr. S. W. Mills

Mr and Mrs Louis Van Orden announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Dr Ramuel Wickham Millis on Wednesday September 3 at 1 PM at The Rhododendron Pompton Lakes New Jersey The couple will wed the son of Dr and Mrs Z D Millis of this city

Louis van Orden Dorothy Ramuel Wickham Mile Rhododendron Pompton Lakes N. J. Or. Mills Mra

Annual Reunion of the 10th Legion

Annual reunion notice for the 10th Legion with details on gathering near Granze Hill and references to New York infantry units and independent battalions. The fragmented text lists veterans, regimental associations, and a city location as part of the event.

10Th Legion

Port Jervis Salvation Army Head Transferred

Adjutant and Mrs. J G Dean head the Salvation Army in Port Jervis and have been transferred to Ogdenstenrg. Capt and Mrs Crixpell are to oversee Port Jervis in their place.

Port Jervis Salvation Army J G. Dean Ogdenstenrg

Fragmentary OCR notes on police force and deployments

Scattered OCR text describes police activity and the introduction of a new or reformed police force. Mentions authorities, city police, government involvement, and helmeted personnel. Details are fragmented and unclear, with several garbled phrases and numbers.

Beaten and Robbed by Men Who Hired His Auto

George Deyo of Bridgeville was beaten and robbed by two rough men who pretended they wished to hire his car to Mam akating. Deyo stopped in Hock Hill to secure his money after suspects grew. A warning from bystanders came too late, and the incident occurred near Hannon's three miles from his home.

Mamakating George Deyo Bridgeville Hannon’s Hock Hill Rudolph Abels Rebbera Hla Mr. Deyo Mr. Devo

Boy Killed at Oxford Depot

The 16 year old Addison Kelly of Monroe was found killed on the eastbound Erie train track near Oxford Depot at 7 30 a m today He appeared to have been run down by a train sometime during the night He resided with his brother Annanias Kelly in the village and was last seen Sunday evening James Carpenter discovered the body Relatives were notified and the coroner Mott Tuthel was summoned

Times Press Monroe Addison Kelly Oxford Depot Young Kelly Annanias Kelly James Carpenter Mott C. Tuthil Washingtonville Ellsworth Merritt

Wood Alcohol Victim Dies in Thrall Hospital

James Aieslan died at Thrall Hospital Saturday after arriving Friday with alcohol poisoning. He had worked 40 years with Fernerdan and Trist Company in New York and was vacationing at White Lake in Sullivan County when the fatal drink was taken. Funeral arrangements are set from his late home to the Church of the Holy Spirit in Concord on Wednesday.

James Aieslan Thrall Hospital Dowsen New York White Lake Sullivan County Chars Reilly Ann Sires Rand Church of the Holy Spirit Cunivertliz Baraside Avenues

Prince of Wales Arrives in Halifax Amid Royal Salute

The Prince of Wales landed in Halifax on August 18 greeted by a royal salute from the Cirsiel and escorted to the provincial building. The arrival followed a trip from St John’s with ceremonial honors and local officials in attendance.

Prince of Wales Halifax Associated Press N. S Cirsiel St John’s Faye Rvara

F O E Convention Opens in New Haven This Week

Grand Aerie sessions of the Order of Eagles begin in New Haven Connecticut marking the first East held gathering in years. About two thousand four hundred aeries attend with four delegates from each state. Plans include aid for disabled members families and wartime relief funds to help relatives of fallen or wounded Eagles.

New Haven Order of Eagles Merle Grand Aerie

Odd Fellows Convention Opens in Utica This Week

Frank J Mosher leaves Middletown Lodge 112 L O F to represent at the Grand Lodge meeting in Utica. The Grand Lodge convenes Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church, with a special session held in May when the Grand Vision was conferred.

Odd Fellows Utica Frank J, Mosher Middletown Lodge Wie Grand Lodge Firth Presbyterian Church

Move on Behalf of Aviators in Mexicans Hands

State Department officials pressed for the release of two American airmen detained by bandits in Mexico. Secretary Lansing announced vigorous representations would continue and a fuller statement would be provided later.

Associated Press Washington Deathan State Department Secreaary Lansing Whes

Eight Speeders Arrested in Saturday Police Roundup

Police arrested eight speeders including Bernardo Drago and Harry L. Gichriese. Each was held on bail amounts ranging from 10 to 33 dollars for appearances on various August dates. Officers Ladlum and Bennet led the enforcement in this weekday roundup.

Speedern Sunaax Bernardo Drago Onicer Swinton Ladlum Evemit C Crear Ladlum Harry L. Gichriese Ralph Goss Harry A Samwick Wiliam Merimeth OfScer

Interborough strike ends as trains resume at midnight

In New York on August 19, the interborough strike by 14,000 employees ended with trains running again. A 50 percent wage demand shifted to 25 percent plus arbitration on the remaining issues. Over 6,000 police guarded property amid a citywide travel disruption and a rare calm among crowds.

New York Interborough Associated Press Millon Interborough Rapid Transit Company Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn Queens Meer Wlayer Tay Alayer Todam Cahire Rioat Madison Square Garden Broulvar

Monroe Country Club Elects Officers and Plans Tournaments

The Monroe Country Club annual meeting elected BR. W. Jones as president and D. Schmidt as board member, with committees named for government greens finance and others. Jones donated a cup for an elimination tournament to be played by late September, and arrangements are set for a Golf Ball on Friday August 33.

Monro Country Club Ang BR. W. Jones Fla. Goodwin A. Brooks Schmidt A. E. McBee B. H Fischer L. J. Smid T. S. Touses D. M. Daley Greens

SINGHAMTON REP-HERALD BECOMES YOHNING SUN

The Binghamton Publishing Company marks a masthead change as the Rep-Herald becomes The Morning Sun with Frank Mancan flipping the switch to print the first edition. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Mehin C. Jones of Wickham Avenue.

Singhamton Herald Yohning Binehamton Inetanton Rep Bican Herald Celvey Frank Mancan Binghamton Publishing Company State Amd jHenry Streata Morning Sun Mehin C. Jones Wickham Avenue Virginia

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James Olivia Turtle Ith Middletown-Goshen Road Higham William Darraport Dorothy VanOrden Dr. S. W. Mills Granze Wnforenation Bat Little Oxford Erie Thrall Shose Subway Country Club
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