Problems of Today Urges Cooperativ e Spirit at Mitchell Inn
Leslie Sprague of the U S Department of Labor spoke to Middletown Chamber of Commerce members at the Mitchell Inn praising cooperation for postwar reconstruction. He urged public works and job creation for returning soldiers and workers, with Mayor Cox calling for city collaboration and a municipal employment bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Willis Sprague
United States Department of Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell Inn
P. el. Mitchell
Kirkwood
C. B. Buck
James M. Ball
Alwoys
Leon W. Britton
Herbert Weeks
Richard Obszta
Curt B. Meltzer
Luck
Buck
Chambers of Commerce of the United
Red Cross
Uenell
United States
Middletown
Tr. E. Milliman
Farm Bureau
Grange County
Secon
Mr. Milliman
Mr. Sprague
Sprague
Pali
Uncle Sam
Lord Jesus Christ
Sam
Tad
America
Edo
An & Clara
Danas
T& Mosiles
Iern
Samal Gompers
Penne
Jabir
Hell
U. S
Narine
Gall
Prague
Cox
Chamber
Chamber Tea
King Street
West Main
North Street
Govermment
Flora W. Mergeans
Jomy Rushters
Spraiue
Melrose
Mass
Federal Hospital
60 000 Dairymen Back United Front At Jersey Meeting
The annual Dairymen's League meeting in Grand View Hall Jersey City drew 1 500 delegates from 60 000 members. They urged directors to restrict new stockholders, push semi monthly milk payments, and give farmers printed milk weights. They favored reforming allied farmer groups and expanding education on milk's value while extending the basic price freight zone from 150 to 250 miles. Mau D Campbell noted unrest and bias against farmers amid milk industry probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League
Grand View Hall
Jersey City
Wich
Jessi E. Mapes
League
R. D. Cooper
Cooperative Milk Proditcers Marketing Association
Ague
Mau D. Campbell
National Milk Producers Federation
Chicago
Minister in Service Wife to Preach Sunday at Bloomingburg
Mrs. Jos. Appley of Ellenville will occupy the BM E Church pulpit Sunday morning and evening while Rev. Joseph Appley serves as chaplain in France. The clammer chowder supper netted $45 at the parsonage Saturday. Bloomingburg Grange officers elected with E H Mills as Master and a Christmas tree planned for Dec 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Jos. Appley
Ellenville
Joseph Appley
France
F. D. Knapp
James Green
James Nicholson
A. E. Brown
J. &. Green
D. W. Bell
Susgene Decker
Chaplin
F. J. Lloyd
Vorsona
Addie Gander
Ceres
Irs
Duncanson
Flora—airs
A. E., Brown
Anna Knapp
E. D. Knapp
Entertainment and community notices from Washingtonville
Washingtonville reports a well attended Thursday and Friday evening program with strong performances. Mentions of Methodist Ladies Aid refreshments, visits by residents to New Jersey, family illnesses, travelers, and local moving plans are included along with brief society updates from the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Fridar
J. H. Lincoln
Methodist Church
J. F. Unsenberry
Hohokus
N. J
Bessie Mitchell
Era Waters
Pearl van Sneeren
Porn
Viola
F Hagiy
Dna Terry
Sherif
W. M. Leesatawl
Geshen
Teonard
Red Cross
Local Notes From Montgomery and Surroundings
Montgomers Blahels leaves for Astoria to visit Misses Bachshivk while Ruslan now wintering in Canada after buying Harity N Sinsth farm. His wife died recently of influenza. Presbyterian services planned next Sunday in this place. Kaine and Smith attend the grand jury in Newburgh with Kaine as foreman. Frances M Treston of Middletown visiting Anna Crane. Middletown fire alarm heard in the village early Monday. Mrs John C Vanderoel returns from New York with Mr and Mrs James dslehisen from Exergreca Farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crand Jury
Spesion Im Newbursh
Kaine
Mass Frances M Treston
Middletown
Anna Crane
John C Vanderoel
New York
Jamey Idslehisen
Here
Bronze Casting an Ancient Art Introduced in Siem
The article notes bronze casting reached Siem by the Chinese during the eleventh century. It describes how many statues of Indian divinities were cast from bronze for religious purposes.
Winne German Prisoner Reported Healthful In Limburg Camp
Mother receives postcard from James Davis Winne stating he is a prisoner at Limburg camp in Westphalia Germany and in good health. He served with Company South Regiment 27th Division and was captured during heavy fighting near the Hindenburg line. He and his cousin Robert Benedict were volunteers trained at Spanamore and sent overseas in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis Winne
Grive
Hildenburg
Times
Mattie Hobbie Winne
Sherman Avenue
New Yor City
Limburg
Westphalia
Germany
Rhine
Cologne
Young Winne
South Regiment
Brooklyh Witten
van Cortlandt Park
Wowdork City
Trese
Robert
Henedict
107Th Regiment
Spananboure
Hais
Brat
Flanders
St Gurntin
Eoldier Jadal
Stan Magan
Victore
Tranji
Local Community Notes Highlight Residents Travel and Visits
Circlesilie Der Hien Wooed rem from Susquehanna Pa visits parents Mr and Mrs Alain Woourgi. Mr and Mrs William Heller winter in Florida. Paul Weirshaar on transport roads sailed for France and returned to Camp Jackson. Ruth Christiana visited Miss Egna Weller in Minnesota. Anta Crans spent week in Montgomery with her mother Mrs Floya. Faint Wallace and Biarelt Wallace guests at Willam RB Wallace home. James W Bennett recovering from illness at James Street station. Evickaon at doors but not yet recovered. Har Cox of Greenport Nod visiting this region Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circlesilie
Hien Wooedrem
Susquehanna
Alain Woourgi
Wiliam Heller
Florida
Paul Weirshaar
France
Camp Jackson
Wall Base
Mons
Ruth Christiana
Suda
Egna Weller
Mindietoan
Anta Crans
Montcomery
Floya
Biaurelt
Faita Wallace
Xerkend Guesin
Bre Willam
Wallace
James W. Bennett
Jorvenza Ag
James Street
Eric
Dean Evickaon
Har Cox
Greenport
Nod
Times Press Want Columns Advertisement
A brief notice from Times Press seeking column advertisements. The item outlines space availability and rates for local classifieds, inviting businesses and individuals to place want columns ads in upcoming editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Press
Tompkins Dry Goods Chief Establishes HQ at Chamber
President Stanley Millspaugh of Tompkins Dry Goods has set temporary headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce to manage a store destroyed by Monday’s fire. He reports sympathy letters from major firms and plans to resume business at a new site soon. Buyers depart for New York and western ports to arrange replenishment. Telephone contact is via the Chamber at 1093.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Millspaugh
Tompkins Dry Goods Co
Chamber of Commerce
Times- Press
Millepaugi
Florence Moran
Margaret Agnew
Mary Brennan
Nellie van Gorder
New York
Edna Pelion
Fannie Kiermin
Muspaugh
Police Officers Suffer Bruises After Bridge Collision
An unusual accident near Phillipsburg bridge Tuesday afternoon involved four police officers returning from Newburgh. A rear plank upended on the car carrying Olivers Leclerg Everett Finn and Sergeant Mary McCoach, tossing them from the vehicle and injuring several, including head cuts and facial wounds. Sergeant Charles Harter was among the injured. The top of the auto was smashed and officers were treated at a state hospital by superintendent Woo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Phillipsburgh
Newhurey
Grand Jury
Olivers Leclerg
Everett
Finn
Mrie McCoach
Blaine Worcester
Floyd Lane
Foon
Omeers Laclery
Mc' Coagh
Tere
Sergeant Charies Harter of Florida in France
Sergeant Charies Harter, 36, a machine gun installation specialist, serves in France. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charies Barter of Florida, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies Harter
Istlation
France
Mrs
Charies Barter
Florida, N. Ys
Resolutions of Regret at Graham Church Dissolution Move
At a Graham U S Church meeting in Pine Bush the congregation unanimously urged the presbytery to dissolve the pastor relation. Elder John A Jamison to present resolutions. a $100 purse was given to the pastor. Rev Dr J H Chalmers preached and the pulpit declared vacant next Sunday. Christmas entertainment set for December 20 and local notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Graham
U. S
John A. Jamison
Samuel R. Whitten
Divorce Cases Heard by Judge Seeger in Supreme Court
In Newburgh the court heard divorce actions concerning Marion Sheeley and Dan A Sheeley of Ebenville with a daughter Evelyn Myra. Testimony linked Marion to Ham Bone Smith in Maybrook, and a separate case involved Alice Deckers and Judson Decker with an arrest and elopement noted. An interim decree and a decree in the Deckers case were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Marion Sheeley
Julia Mizner
Duffndant
Maybrook
Offerel
Alice Decx
Judson Decker
Sercer
Walden M. B. Church
Ime Ny Chidna
Liesd
Walden
Menet Ant
Irving Berger
Napaneth
Maren
How Vessels Sink In Various Ship Designs
Nearly every class or design of vessel sinks in a characteristic way. Old single bottom steamers without bulkheads founder on bow or stern when water enters, while modern ships with multiple divisions flood unevenly, causing list and capsizing as water reaches a loaded section first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Long Distance Covered by a Three Mile Walk
A brief note records a person tracing movements of the earth and walking three miles, amounting to eighty five point zero six miles of distance. The item reads as a curious measurement of personal travel in a historical note.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. W. Sprague
Wilson
Brest
Bloomingburg Grange
W. H. Cairns
Napanoth
Alva Comfort
James H. Serbolt
Memors
Harrison Godfrey
Cristal Ban Oa
Deuchier
Howard Houltslands
Iwang U1 Weth Crip
Winne
Circleville
Millspaugh
Sergeant Charles Harter
van Wagner
Harold H. van Wagner
Charles van Wagner
Liberty Street
South Carolina
Camp Sevier
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Graham Church
Seeger
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