Bowling Tourney Sparks at State Hospital Club
The State Hospital Club bowling tourney resumes with six three man teams competing through December. Team 4 led by Shoemaker and Emrich won by about 60 pins. Team 6 paced by Lans and Oldfield surpassed Team 5 by over 100 pins and set a high three game score of 1468. Prizes total 10 dollars with top teams and individuals earning honors, a gold cuff link prize, and a booby trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital Club
Shoemaker
Emrich
Alvarez
Scchmitz
Federico
Hudson
Lans
Anthony
Oldfield
Bumpster
Mont Jey's
Schmitz
Howells Fourth Anniversary Celebration At Library Hall
Howells Improvement Corporation marks its fourth anniversary with a program and refreshment at Library Hall on Monday evening December 1. Invites go to stockholders and the public. Visitants include Mr and Mrs Scofield of Millerton Pa and Mr and Mrs J W Mikdet Inst seek. The Thimble Clay meets Miss Sarah L Mapes Thursday. Mrs R McGill fished at J W Miller’s home that week with Mrs Charles Mapes hosting a Burlington guest. Mrs Charles Reynolds entertained the Music Club Monday evening. Louis Nolan of Middletown spent Sunday with his cousin Frank A Graben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah L. Mapes
R. McGill
J. W. Miller
Charles Mapess
Burlington
Charles Reynolds
Louis Nolan
Middletown
Frank
Navy To Increase Midshipmen At Annapolis
Navy would raise the number of midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy to a maximum of 3,128 and authorize payroll and duty adjustments. The proposal includes additional compensation from the Dersiah an Republic for certain officers and shifted men alongside their United States pay, and has been favorably reported to the House by the Naval Affairs committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Toda Nmare
Tillis
Annapois Newas Academy
Dersiahan Republic
United States
Ie House
Naval Affairs Committee
No Legislation Needed For Women Voting In April
State Senator Hill secured an Attorney General opinion confirming women of legal age may vote in the April local option election without new laws. The August general registration list will be revised, and qualified women may register on the second Saturday prior to the election. No obstacle to women's voting exists under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hill
Binghamton
Attorney-General
Hill
Tallowa
United States Motor Truck Experiment From Detroit
A Detroit made motor truck convoy carrying Detroit munitions will depart Friday for an Atlantic coast seaport to ship to France. The 30 vehicle train, led by Capt. Bronson, includes 28 army transport bodies and 2 tank bodies for fuel and lubricants, with 79 enlisted men. The trip, may take five days, and marks a shift to automobile transport of war supplies, backed by the War Preparedness Board of Michigan and the Council of National Defence. The project aims to prove overland routes between seaports and western cities, with patriotic demonstrations planned along its route. Detroit figures prominently in the national highway plan.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
United States Army
Bronson
Quartermaster’s Corps
France
Council of National Defence
War Preparedness Board of Michigan
Toledo
War Department
War Preparedness Board of Michigang
Big strike may spread to coast from Twin Cities
Labor unrest widens in Minneapolis and St Paul as most unions near total walkout in protest of Minnesota Public Safety Commission directives. Estimates place nationwide sympathy actions among Northwest workers, with railroads and city shops watching federal response and potential impact on the three major lines west to the Pacific.
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Paw. Minn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Northwest
Public Safety Commission of
Minnesota
Amalgamated
Association of Street and
Eectric Railway
Emsploses
Leborisaders
Trin
St He
Union of
Isis
Hey Ra
Washington
Twin Cities
Twin Cities Union Empl oyment Figures and Streetcar Service
The unions and railroad companies report total Twin Cities union employees around 30,000. Ballots and counts were expected to finish early today. Streetcar service remained largely normal with 99 percent in Minneapolis and 90 percent in St. Paul.
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Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Bell
Atee
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Federal Food Board fixes prices for five staples in cities
New York Dec 13 The Federal Food Board released cash and carry price levels for five staple foods in medium and lower rental neighborhoods. Beans rice cheese and potatoes along with white bread receive quoted per pound or per bag prices. The bureau notes some prices vary by neighborhood and that fair price notices will follow for other commodities.
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New York
Federal Food Board
Lima
Geo. L. Hennett
Market Price Bureau
Board
Tme
Death of Mrs. William J. Litchrod in Ellenville
Mrs. Hattie St. John Litchrod died at her Ellenville home on Wednesday morning after a several months illness. She was 45, born in Walton, married to William J. Litchrod about 25 years ago, and had resided in Ellenville since. She was a Lutheran Church member with many relatives and friends.
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Ellenville
William J. Litchrod
Lutheran Church
Obituary and church event notes from a local paper
The notice mourns a greatly beloved person with surviving husband William J. Leo and six children. Funeral at Lutheran Church Friday at 2 pm, pastor Rev H G Corleis, interment in Faninehill Cemetery. Ladies Aid supper and sale raised about $100 for the church. Entertainment included solos by Rosenthal and Mrs Maines, piano solo by Mrs Clark, and George Warner enlisted for U S service at Fort Slocum. Fred Carver has a furlough before heading for France.
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William J. Leo
Clark Littehred
Middletown
Leo Litehrad
Port Jarvis
Laura Bradshaw
Ellenville
Benjamin
William
Nellie Litehred
H. G. Corleis
Faniinehill Cemetery
Ladies’ Aid of the Reformed Church
Rosenthal
W. S. Maines
R. D. Clark
George Warner
U. S
Fort Slocum
Fred Carver
John Carver
France
Many Present At The Main Service
Washingtonville a large crowd gathered for a union church service with Home Defense members seated in the center. Rev F A Hawley dedicated a service flag and urged peace with victory while Rev W A George paid tribute to Hawley. Red Cross collection, Hawley to Camp Vail, Ambrose Monell presented a fine picture.
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Washingtonville
F. A. Hawley
W. A. George
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hawley
Local Fire Co Receives Framed Ulmeels Portrait
Personal Gleanings note Miss Beesle Mitchell of Godeffroy visiting friends. Methodist Church to be supplied by Drew Seminary students for several Sundays. Epworth League meeting and social set at Miss Elizabeth A. Dell's home on Friday December 14. Youth skating at Lunney's pond interrupted by park conditions.
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Beesle Mitchell
Godeffroy
Methodist Church
Drew Seminary
Epworth League
Elizabeth A. Dell
Lunney’s Pond
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Birmingham
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Hulett Shipman
U. S. Navy
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Hulett
Fcr
the Flag
Edward Conway
Naty
Willam McHugh
Ashley Hall
Tied
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Roother Andras
Mro Hoda Ban Jest
Aden
Fromen
Januery
Poughkeepsie
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Sarah’ Fe
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Richmond P. Hobson
Halstead
Highlands
Cal
Hunter
Devine
Tattersall
Crowley
Moody
Davis
Jin
Matt
Madeleine McManus
Board of Managers
Herman G. van Fradenburg
White Lake
Fireta M. van Fradenburg
West Group
Spartanburg
Wadsworth
State Hospital
Francis X. Bushman
George Ade
Moravena
Turkey
Mr. Bushman
America
Warner
Miss Kaufman
Gordon B. Elliott
Mitchell Inn
Misg Valley
Stratton
NAVY
Annapolis
U.S. Plans Motor Truck Experiment
Twin City
Ulmeels
Washingtonville Fire Co
Hale
Times-Press
F. D. Kernochan
North Street
King Street
Steveon
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Mark Cross Company
S.C
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