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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1917
Page
4
War time budgets steer buyers toward sensible presents with an emphasis on practical, quality attire suitable for family men. Rug gle Clothier, 25 North Street, offers tailored options designed for comfort and appearance at affordable prices amid wartime constraints.
Salis bury Mills notes include Sallabury Mills attending the State meet in Utica as a delegate from the local league. John Odell Jr loses a tooth of homes unit work. A subscription drive supports replacement costs. Preston Rice returns home from Livingston Manor after a visit to her father. Alice Ganguie undergoes surgery at St Lake n Hospital Newburgh for tonsil removal. A party at the Hindleys marks 73rd birthday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Hindley hosting.
The notice lists auctions and sales of farm equipment, wagons, horses, and a large herd of Holsteins with pedigrees and sire lines. It includes cattle names, owners in Walden New York, and multiple funeral home and casket company advertisements with contact details and service notes.
Goshen December meeting records show the Orange County Board considering a fox bounty to curb predation on wild birds. They also received and approved County Clerk George Gregg’s annual financial report showing receipts of 41 851.89 and expenditures of 16 028.45 for compensation. The board set town highway budgets and prepared to hear charges against the Odette Memorial Sanatorium managers in Newburgh.
The Anti-Saloon League of New York says it will oppose any New York Republican candidate aligned with Tammany against the Wyver question in the upcoming primaries and will back prohibition supporters who oppose incumbents who support the issue. Tuxedo Park reports a notable military record with a 770500 loan subscribed for a government second loan under a committee including Moris Wilmerding and Anson McCoth. about three times the amount allotted was subscribed to a colony loan with many names on the list.
Former Justice Elmer E. Johnson of Middletown celebrates the service by his two sons in the war effort. Joseph F. Johnson, a second officer, served aboard the interned Kaiser Wilhelm II, a vessel that can house about 4 000 passengers with 600 state rooms. Elner E. Johnson Jr. is commissioned a captain at Fort Niagara and has a broad career in seafaring, rail, and insurance before joining the war effort.
Unionville residents planned a house warming to inspect recent church manse improvements and electric heat. A staged surprise featured a farce with Rev Macinnes and Mrs Macinnes, culminating in a meal and gifts for Mrs Macinnes and Mrs McNeill as the Ladies Aid showcased wireless signaling and flowers.
Ellenville, Dec. 4 A fatal accident occurred Thursday morning result ing in the death Friday evening Nov. 30 of James L. Wright a well known resident of this village Wright resided on Burlison farm Elm street and climbed to the hay mow to throw down hay He fell through the hay chute about 45 feet landing on the barn door sustaining severe internal injuries He died Friday evening He was born in Alleghany County Pa 59 years ago Surviving are his wife and four sons The funeral was held Monday at 2 pm Rev J E Appley conducted services Interment in Ellenville Cemetery Bay Service Flag The Dorcas Society purchased a service flag for Ellenville M E Church in honor of members in U S service.
At the third annual Sullivan County Farm Bureau meeting in Liberty officers were elected. President 8 P. Craig Glen Spey vice president John G Gray Liberty secretary David Muir head Liberty treasurer Charles A Darbee Liberty representative Pomona Grange James H Curtis Calloon representative board of supervisors Edw Bisland Glen Spey representative Sullivan County Agricultural Society C H Bunger Jr Ferndale.
Former U.S. ambassador James W. Gerard told about Germany under war conditions to a 2,000 strong audience in Carnegie Hall New York. He said avoid seeking a German revolution before the war ends and only after if Germany is defeated. McMillan Denies Charge in Alimony Case. Elizabeth Wilson McMillan was ordered by Justice Goff to receive 1500 dollars yearly alimony and 500 dollars for counsel. McMillan, ex congressman, denies the wife’s drunkenness and indiscreet conduct claims.
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