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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

3

Farmers to Meet Under Auspices of Farm Bureau

Farmers in Orange county will gather for a series of Farm Bureau community meetings during Grange Day at the county fair. Cornell professors Burren Hopper Misner will lecture on feeding legumes and farm management with topics scheduled across December in Circleville Central Valley Pine Bush Montgomery Walden Hamptonchurch Monroe Little Britain Minsink State Hill Ollaville Rock Tavern Ollville Florida Washingtonville Unionville Chester and nearby farm venues. A countywide dairy feeding school is planned at Middletown Farm Bureau office December 30 to January 1.

Orange County T. E. Milliman Prof Barron Circleville Isuil's Hall Central Valley Kemen's Hall Pine Bush Grange Hall Montgomery Walden Hamptonchurch Hopper L. D. Greene S—Monroe Little Britain Minsink Stale Hill Evans Ollville Grangs Hall Florida Harold Jessup Seward Institute Washingtonvilly Sam Ares Unicnville Chester Farm Bureau Middletown

Long war echoes in history’s clash of arms

A historian’s note recalls how major conflicts stretch across ages. The Hundred Years War between England and France and a five century era of England versus Scotland illustrate warfare’s prolonged, cumulative nature through time.

England France Scotland

Cohen's Ladies Coats and Furs Arrive at West Main

A fine new assortment of turned and other coats along with new furs has arrived at Cohen's on West Main Street. Prices are reasonable and easy payment terms are offered. Confidential information requested for dresses and twenty pieces, with customer inquiries encouraged at Cohen's, West Main Street.

Meni Bullwell Mack Cohen's & West Main Cohen's Main Street Sidix Dreseua Tkirty West Main

Auction Notice for Farm Equipment and Private Vault

Farmers and business men urged to bid or rent private property at Otisville NY near Rockafellow company. Entry by F Oliver, managed by Mrs Fred Rockafellow with a team of assistants. Details include private vault, motor equipment, New York office address and contact numbers for bidding and inquiries.

Addiuss Beach Otis Sanaer New York Rockafellow Auuhial Cy North Street F. Olver Rockafellow Fred Rockatellow York Rogers Pace Intervaie

Newsboys Dinner Outshines Movie Night in Goshen

A Goshen scene follows a Newsboys dinner and cinema outing. The group filled the restaurant and theater rows to enjoy a serial film and mock heroics, with the Times-Press praising the boys for their reliability in delivering newspapers.

Loys Porgy Peares Jaul Cure Lis Jes Bennett Harvey Clark Grahamm Petto Mittons Remirk Thane

Roll Call of the Red Cross Names and Canvass Chiefs

Roll Call of the Red Cross lists numerous canvass chiefs and committee members across towns including Otaville Westtown Scotchtown Pine Bush and Truonville with leaders such as G J Sitoner Mrs Mirta GiMbe Greene James M Hall and Eugene Smith noted among other volunteers and municipal organizers.

Didplay G. J. Sitoner Chaiman Louse Mirta GiMbe Greene Chafrimiann Misg Flor Mice Nearing Clauroma James M. Hall Chitman Miga Mollie Snyder Y. OG OW. Committer Weod McQueen W. C. Heldenthal, Pom Minihaatt Chairman of Auxiliarion, Otlaville Mise M Giadina Westtown Abs Hochenborg New Himpton Mas Augusta Wickhan Flowella Henry Case Pine Moomingiurg William = McFowen Thompson Idee Alexander Thompson Chelesile Moo Suitton Truonville J. W Malliday South Centreville George Robertzon

J Harvey Hanford Dies Wednesday

J Harvey Hanford passes away Wednesday in Unionville after a long illness. He was a devoted Christian husband neighbor and friend and served in church and community roles. Survived by wife and several relatives funeral arrangements announced by the Unionville Presbyterian Church and local undertakers.

Murder Near Huguenot Details Shootings in Self Defense Claim

Testimony recounts December 4 1918 shooting of Millard near Huguenot with Krinsky accused of firing after an exchange over land dividing line. Witnesses describe Krinsky threatening others and Millard being struck, shot, and fatally wounded. Krinsky held for grand jury. defense argues self defense. hearing held in Port Jervis with Judge Fullerton presiding.

Ers Walter Conking Lng Amsy Millar Wiliam Lileworth Amsy Millard Charles Krinsky Millard Krinsky Buck Stot Malarodd Iden Buckley McGil Gerow Oliver Campbell John Howe Amsy W. Millard Willian Lilsworth Walter Conkling Amay Millard Kenigky Conlding Milard Krinky Kinkky Wood Road Krinaiky Bin Krineky Main Road Ports Jervis Byuay Huguenot Conkling Eveery Campbell H. B. Fullerton Pobe Grege Newburgh Port Jorvia Arly Jas Hee William Bevans Fullerton Ioe Krinsky Frank Lybolt

Soldiers From This District in Casualty List

The casualty list shows multiple soldiers from the district wounded or killed. Names include Robert Bradner of Warwick and John Thomas Kenney of Newburgh among others, with wards and towns listed and several deaths due to wounds or disease. The second list adds further names such as Holwand Coffer of New Windsor wounded and Clarente Osterhaut of Cornwall killed or wounded in action.

Robert Bradner Warwick Chatlvn Darling Walton Stanley G. Golemboski Durland Vine John Thomas Kenney Newburgh Richard A. Gardner Newlaugh Kilted Eym Travis Jeeoph Leo Bernand T. Cragan Kingston Joe Mottola Tursiay Holwand Coffer Windsor Walt Clarente Osterhaut Cornwall Sai Tnn New Valis

Slate Hill Fraternal Event Draws Large Crowd

Blaze 1H and Deer on account of Friday night Grange night the Presbyterian Sunday School will hold a supper on December 7. They advertise a large crowd and are prepared to provide supper from elect UW. All are served. The D RLS Cind held a sympathy meeting at Miss Carbine Wickham's home. Albert Smarth and family attended. A PAT of eleven rows of...

Preatyterian Aupper Kotte Xapper Elect UW D. Rls. Cind Carbine Wickham Albert Smarth Malone Pater N. J. Inst Satoray

Orange County Home for Aged Women Grateful for Support

The Orange County Home for Aged Women thanks supporters from Middletown and surrounding towns for generous Thanksgiving remembrances. Donations include vegetables, beans, jelly, cranberries, corn, and meats from many residents and Mary Seaman's team serving a chicken dinner. Monetary gifts total $35.50 plus $17 for a Monroe Thanksgiving service and $18.50 for a church union service.

Board of Managers Orange County Middletown Seaman C. E. Knight Monroe J. C. McKenzie J. C. Wickham New Hampton J. H. McGuinness Chester D. LD. Wickham Ridgebury Charles Wilcox Hidgebury T. Cannon New York City F. E. Smith Warwick Tidd Alton Vail K. Cimeman G. N. Clemson B. Sayer Westtown George Seely Ieee C. E. Townsend Newburgh Olisville M. E. Church Union

Corporal Charles Verdon Promoted After Major Battle

Corporal Charles Verdon of Company 64 107th Infantry writes his mother that he is in good health after a grueling campaign from September 27 to October 20. He reports going over the top September 28, marching miles, and taking about 2 000 prisoners while enduring hunger and mud. He notes promotion to corporal after exiting the trenches and plans for rest.

Charles Verdon Co. 64 107Th Infantry Carrie B. Verdon Sth

Thirty Five Boys Enroll At Montgomery High School

About 135 to 160 youths between sixteen and nineteen registered at Montgomery High School building district No. 7 on Tuesday December 3 to be trained under New York State Military Commission lines. Cards signed by Miss Anna F Lawson and Mr and Mrs Fred Woodhead. Also mentions Providence report on granddaughter Alice recovering from burns and local social notes including a Pine Rush event and Wallace Reid film showing.

Montgomery Montgomery High School New York State Military Commission Anna F. Lawson Fred.’ Woodhead George Whitsun Providence R. L Alice Margaret Hammond New York Isabel Hostex Maybrook Mould Grange Dance Pine Rush Timothy Walsh Middletown Wallace Reid Wildehrown

Army Uniform Return Policy Announced by General March

Enlisted men must report to the Government within four months to exchange surplus uniforms upon discharge. The plan, announced by General March, Chief of Staff, details that service attire will be supplied via mail. Port Jerta Nev reports a pastor's call at a Zion church meeting.

Washington, der Army Vone Saupris Otheera General March Uhief Stat Wciura Mall Port Jertia Nev Charles de Weedie Taylor Lackawanna Count Ta Scranton

Westtown sale nets high prices for livestock and goods

At Gardner farm near Westtown Good Prices Are Realized at Sale reports thirty cows averaging $115 per head with top animals at $134. Other items sold include hay and saws records. a Red Cross fundraiser at Mrs Horton’s raised $52. Funeral for Thomas S. Hulse held with pastor F M Laine delivering a sermon. Local news covers furloughs, visits, and a near fire incident from a roof bucket fire.

W." H. Siger Gardner Barney Vandam Lockenhart Hulet D. Clark Newport R. Miles Isabel Sayer al Wright George Gibbs

Many Churches Without Pastors in U S

New York reports one fourth of Methodist Episcopal churches lack pastors as the JOSUS centenary committee plans a campaign to recruit 313,000 religious workers. The effort aims to raise 50 million dollars to expand missions, education, hospitals, and churches worldwide, with leaders Henderson of Detroit and Keats of New York directing the drive.

New York United States Bish Fhrodole S Henderson Detrui Ar J Franklin Keat

Obituary summaries of Horton and Harrison in Hamptonburgh area

John F Horton of Hamptonburgh died Thursday at age 30 years 3 months 21 days He was born in Hamptonburgh son of Charles A Horton and Mary Felter Horton He is survived by his wife two daughters Bessie and Eleanor two brothers Charles G Horton and William W Horton and his mother Also notes his 1911 marriage to Helena McKay of Washingtonville. Frederick G Harrison of Goshen died at 8 30 pm Wednesday at 73 North Church Street Goshen aged 35 years 10 months Cause tuberculosis He was born in Greenwood Canada son of Thomas and Mary A McLeod Harrison Resident of Goshen five years a forester Survived by wife Pearl Owen a son Frederick G Harrison Jr his mother Mrs Harrison of Cleveland and brothers Clarence E Harrison and Thomas M Harrison

John F. Horton John J. Horton Hamptonburgh Wis Charles A Mary Felter Horton Bessie W Eleanor W Charles Gcorton William W. Horton Rocktet Frederick G. Harrison Goshell North Church Street Greenwich Canada Thomas Mary A. McLeod Harrison Goshen Ieen Pearl Owen Charles W. Owen Frederick G. Harrison, Jr Warrison Cleveland Clarence E. Harrison St. John's New Brunswick Thomas M. Harrison Ciercian

Pine Bush Holiday Programs and Church Events

Pine Bush notices announce Home Department Sunday at New Prospect restored church with Rev J J VanSirien preaching in morning and a calling postservice to join the home department. Harvest festival at M E B Church December 11 includes supper at 5:30 and music. Graham Church holds Sunday services with pending pulpit vacancy and annual meeting for officer elections December 9 at the lunch room.

Pine Bush New Prospect J. J. VanSirien Wilara Ww CT M. EB Graham

Deck-A food sale to aid church fund at Smith store

Johnson family announces a deck-A food sale at George W. Smith's store on Saturday for church funds. Sunday School will be held at the schoolhouse Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Wis. Ady Times Press.

Deck Georse Wo Smith's Memiac Der Swnday School

Road Maintenance and County Aid Approved

Board adjourned to Friday next at 10 30 a m with the state and county road maintenance appropriation and related funds noted in the session closing remarks.

Neuon

Christmas preparations and community notes in Westbrookville

Supper at M E Church basement raised funds to pay church insurance. Epworth League will meet Sundays at the church. Miss Katherine Sheridan dies in New York City influenza. Mrs Hills visiting New York. Mr and Mrs Harry King visit David Rhodes. Frank Culver and Fred Bensinger home from Mountaindale. Millard Piatt and Marion Piatt wed on Thanksgiving.

Westbrookville M. E Epworth League Katherine Sheridan New York City Mountaindale Millard Piatt Port Orange Marion Piatt William E Hills Harry King and Son Brooklyn David Rhodes

Had Not Worked for Over Ten Months by Oliver Ketcham

Oliver Ketcham of Otisville recounts a long illness including pneumonia that left him weak and run down for over ten months. He describes breathlessness heart palpitations night-time waking and nerves as well as a cervical throat catarrh and coughing. He mentions taking No 1 Geldine and offers to share his experience with others.

Oliver Ketcham Otisville Catarth

Ex Senator Clark Endorses Goldine For Stomach Trouble

Ex Senator William F Clark testifies to years of indigestion sour stomach and bladder and kidney ills. He reports rapid relief after using Goldine No 1 and No 2 bottles and urges others to try the herb medicine to regain health and vigor. Sold at McMonagle Rogers Goshen NY and Scott's Pharmacy.

WM. F. Clark Goldineman McMonagle & Rogers Scott's Pharmacy Goshen N. Y

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