Times-Press Booth Shines At Monticello Fair Weather Day
Monticello August 27 The Sullivan County Fair battles heat and dampness yet the Times-Press booth stands out as a bright spot in the women s department with 271 premiums in fancy domestic and art sections. Mrs. Chas S Thornton oversees the women s division while Miss Martha Corwin reports from the fair. The fair hosts strong handiwork in embroidery crocheting and needlework as crowds linger in the domestic building amid cheerful local coverage.
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John A Leonard Dies of Injuries
Goshen August 28 John A Leonard died Wednesday afternoon shortly after 12 30 o clock at the Emergency Hospital following injuries from a machine driven plunge near Otterkill Creamery just outside Goshen His body was shipped to Wis home Astoria L I Undertaker James Donovan attended his mother and sister arrived at the hospital yesterday accompanying the body The fair forecast for today and tomorrow indicates continued events
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Opinion of Referee on Mrs Curtis Home and Domicile
Egerton L. Winthrop Jr. testifies as referee on the residence of the late Harriet A. Curtis and her daughter Harriet L. Curtis, both held to New York County as domicile. The court previously ruled that despite stints in Plainfield and Middletown, New York remained their home. Mrs Curtis stated New York City is her natural place, born, raised, and married there, with Plainfield and Middletown treated as temporary sojourns.
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Harriet A. Curtis
Harriet L. Curtis
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New York City
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Plain‘ield
Bull family picnic discusses memorial choices at Hamptonburgh gathering
More than 300 gathered at the Thomas Bull stone house near Campbell Hall for the annual Bull family picnic. Conversations centered on a memorial for relatives who died in the late war, weighing options like a booklet, tablet, history, scholarship, monument, or a town hall for Hamptonburgh.
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Campbell Hall
Jackson Home
William Bull
Sarah Wells
Perpetelty
Hamptonbureh
Hamptonchurch
Charles M. Bull
Poughkergese
Ereacar Tull
kWwRe House
Ernest Wall
Hivers
Robert Jackson
Camp-beat Hall
Lillian Ball
Niddietown
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Sommer
Kellys Celebrate Second Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Edward J Kelly entertained friends at their home 25 Royce Avenue on Wednesday evening for their second anniversary. The event featured vocal and instrumental music, dancing, and a fine dinner. Guests included Miss Claribel Van Barriger, George L Elech, James L Ryn, Ada Schindler, Ralph F Bull, and Captain Fegan with stories of service overseas.
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Edward J. Kelly
Royce
Claribel van Barriger
George L. E‘lach
James L. Ryn
Mr. Kelly
Ada Schindler
Ralph F. Bull
Times-Press
Fegan
Kite Flying Contest Delights Hayes Meld Crowd
The first city kite flying contest held Wednesday after 4 at Hayes Meld drew a fair crowd despite rain. Over 50 kites were seen in the Meld yard the past two weeks with 15 lasting to enter the competition. Arthur Koeppic and Louis Plotkins won for highest dying kites while Percy Cronk and James Heales earned prizes for prettiest appearance in the air. Theodore C. Downing directed judging. other entrants included John Adelman William Miles Kenneth Kroeppe William Dechan Join Needham Earl Fush Vincent Bergamo Grass Vandenmark Hyman Joseleon Reameth Siase and Gilbert Stage.
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Hayes Meld
Ethel Daniels
Arthur Koeppic
Louis Plotkins
Percy Cronk
James Heales
Theodore c. Downing
Focal Schools
John Adelman
William Miles
Kenneth Kroeppie
Wiliam Deccan
Join Needham
Earl Fush
Vincent Bergamo
Grass Vandenmark
Hyman Joseleon
Reameth Siase
Gilbert Stage
Burt Home Burns At Palermo Cal
Fire heavily damaged Burt home in Palermo California on Monday night August 1. Mrs Burt and Mrs Ashiey suffered minor injuries while neighbors aided in evacuating the dwelling and extinguishing remaining flames. Fire officials say the blaze caused substantial property loss and prompted an investigation into the cause.
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Palermo
Cal
Grinnell Burt
Pahnem
Aurut
Maurice C. Ashiey
Burt
Pigeon Burt
Mr. Burt
Grtaneh
Spey Bed
Farore
Slichtis Hurt
Mr. Hurt
Palmer cites price boosting propaganda driving higher US prices
Attorney-General Palmer says a deliberate propaganda drive telling consumers prices will rise is increasing demand and keeping prices high. He notes buy now campaigns influence shoppers, while government efforts yield mixed results with some reports of lower prices in clothing and food. He differentiates between fixing prices and naming maximum prices.
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Palmer
200 Borers Found In a Shade Tree
Tree surgeon William P. Keeteloa found over 200 borers, some two inches long, in a shade tree in front of Mrs. George F. Fish’s residence at West Main Street and Highland Avenue. The insects attacked the tree’s interior, threatening its life, and were saved for bait to be used in fishing.
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Wiliam P. Keeteloo
George F. Fish
West Main Street
Hichland Avenue
Kerteloa
Middletown Leta Holds Members Clambake Next Wednesday
At a Wednesday meeting of Middletown Leta No MT ROP Co FB members, it was decided to hold a clambake at the clubhouse on the following Wednesday evening.
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ELKS
Middletown
Leta
MT Rop, Co
Allied troops begin withdrawal from Caucasus fronts
Gavin Arnold of Providence, managing director of the American Committee for Relief in the Near East, announced that troops would pull out of districts protecting Armenians by mid September and depart after August 15, urging foreign policy shifts to avoid partition and wholesale upheaval.
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Providence
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Near East
Rrival
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Turkey
Youthful gang tied to auto thefts in city roundup
Three boys aged 10 to 14 were rounded up after a roundup on Tuesday amid a string of thefts from automobiles in city parking areas. Police recovered two wrist watches, a large pocket flashlight, a woman’s ring with a gold pin, and three car keys. One watch was identified and returned. more arrests likely as investigations continue.
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Carnegie Annuity for Taft Announcement of Will
The will places the estate value between 25 and 30 million dollars with real estate and artworks left to Mrs Carnegie while Mrs Carnegie and her daughter receive provision. Elihu Root notes lifetime gifts to charities exceed 350 million. Annuities of 10000 to Taft, 5000 to Mrs Grover Cleveland and Mrs Roosevelt, 10000 to Premier Lloyd George, and the Carnegie Corporation of New York is residuary legatee.
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Lloyd George
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Todd's Lake Farm Hosts Annual Middletown Chamber Outing
Todd's Lake Farm near Bloomingdale invites the Middletown Chamber of Commerce to a Wednesday outing on September 16. Schedule includes a burlesque baseball game at 2 PM, a basket picnic with corn roast, lawns entertainment, and bathing facilities.
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Calla
Chambers
Bloomingbure
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Chatge
Ralph Ogden
Chaiman
Carrace C. Corwin
Ciaton R Wailers
Moran Couple Welcome Baby Marion Edith Moran
Birth notice for Marion Edith Moran born January 22 to Mr and Mrs James V Moran at 117 Academy. The item notes the family resides there and mentions the newspaper’s large readership.
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Marion Edith
Jownet
Mra
Jaies V. Moran
State Hospital Requests $100000 for New Accommodations
The Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital won approval from the New York State Hospital Commission for a $100,000 request to add space for more staff and patients as several new and planned buildings are completed. Dr. Maurice C. Ashley said authorized projects total over $760,000 and will enable 300 more beds in the chronic building, with 100 additional employees needed.
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Middletown
Ashley
Board of Managers
Middle Town
C. W. Pilgrim
Frederick A. Higgins
FS. Elwood
Charles L. Dix
John J. Riley
Wiliam
Rogers
Decal Board of Managers
Auto wreck near Wartsboro injures two women
Two women were injured in a car collision on the Wartsboro road near Mrs Norton's Wednesday afternoon around 4 o clock. The driver Miss Geld of Wartsboro and a companion were seriously hurt though the driver escaped serious injury. The car was badly damaged and the occupants were taken to Miss Reid's home where Dr Behnermacher treated them. The crash is blamed on braking too quickly.
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Martha Rell
la Thrall
Fam Adams
Ur Village
Otisville Grange Weekly Meeting Scheduled
Otisville area Grange announces a regular weekly meeting this Saturday with member Smith present. A Wallkill River Grange initiation event for candidates is planned Monday September 1 to begin a series of desk protectors.
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Hope to Avoid Strike as Rail Shopmen Deliberate
Washington reports indicate calmer judgment may avert an international walkout by 500,000 rail shopmen in the United States and Canada. President Gompers is expected to influence the choice at the American Federation of Labor executive council meeting as factions debate immediate action versus delaying a strike.
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Canada
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Ax Dell
Wilson to Start Next Wednesday
Unclear draft reports President Wilson set to begin events on the upcoming Wednesday with Mrs. Wisen Admiral Gryson and Secretary Torir among delegations. A dance at Yankee Lake is noted with summer social plans and awards for attendees in grotesque attire amid festival activities.
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