Thirty Years In Hospital Census and Events
The State Hospital reports a December census of 1790 with 610 men and 1180 women and notes equal population from the prior week after minor admissions and discharges. Board actions include retiring funds for staff, renaming a road Ashley avenue, and a Christmas raffle display by women patients to aid material purchases for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Maurice C. Ashley
Rogers
State Commission
Manhattan
Committee of Auhulties
State Hospital Service
New York Avenue
James B. Carpon
Ashley Avenue
Monhegan Avenue
Clark A. Pellett
Liberty Street
Margaret Malone
Ward 5
New York
Luella Hall
Ward 4
Mies McCormick
Mies Hall
A. C. Partin
Walter Austin Wegner
Bob ™ Maione
Ouress
Nuner
Ea Ae
Queens of Avillon to entertain at Gampbell Hall
The Queens of Avillon present an evening of tableaux, charades, pantomime, song and instrumental music at the manse on Tuesday December 21 at 8 pm to benefit the Ladies Church Building Fund. Adults 15 cents and children 10 cents admission with Christmas gift sales and ice cream cones available. The Sunday school officers plan a manger event for children on December 23 with candy cake and ice cream. Knights of King Arthur announce officers and monthly winter meetings with installation next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens of
Manger
Knights of King Arthur
Pandragon
Herbert DeKay
Reginald Waldo
Exchequer
Harvey Alexander
Sentinel
Charles B. Howell
Dublic
Robert Lewis
Herald of the Crosse
Elmer Barton
Herald of the Flag
Robert
Pine Bush Christmas Box Aids New York Poor Mission
Willard W C T A of Pine Bush plans its annual Christmas fruit and jelly box for New York poor mission distribution to sick and needy families. Donors may choose charity or send items to the hospital children ward. contributions to Mrs. M. F. E. Deyo or Mrs. J. E. Stewart, superintendent, by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard W. C
New York Poor Mission
New York Post Graduate Hospital
M. FE. Deyo
J. E. Stewart
Modern Woodmen of America Class Adoption At Otisville
Shawanga Camp No 10087 of the Modern Woodmen of America will hold a class adoption at its next regular meeting Friday evening. State Deputy Harry Franklin and Lecturer E F Burns are expected to attend with visiting neighbors from Bloomingburg Middletown and Campbell Hall. Supper will be served at 9 o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Shawanga
Modern Woodmen of America
Harry Franklin
E. F. Burns
Bloomingburg
Middletown
Campbell Hall
First National Bank Middletown Rates on Deposits
Middletown bank outlines interest on certificates of deposit and book accounts. Deposits under 500 dollars earn 3 percent per year for three months or longer, while 500 dollars or more earn 4 percent per year for six months or longer. Book accounts accrue interest semiannually at 2 percent for balances of 500 dollars or more, with special calculations on average balances. D. L. Conkling serves as cashier. Jay Herbert Newbury is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
First National Bank
N.Y
D. L. Conkling
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Yuletide
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Ward
Wanda
Sany
Mongay
Kisborny
Elizabeth Masterson
Philadephia
Charce
West Group
W. DB
Brorkett
Drs
Beeer
Thompson
Stare
Archirect
Tespectr
Valken
Ausonia
Conn
Brooklyn
Utlen State Hospital
Roland C. Bennett
England
Asylum
High Falls
Amusement Hall
George W. Redican
Bia
Toe Alsdorf
Ward 19
Newburgh
Robert Exton
Ward 25
James Russell
South Otselic
Chenar- Bo
Ja ¥Aley
John Delahorde
Gowanda State Hospital
Arthur
John
Mra Bates
Bosnder
Robles Avi Tommr Bates
Times Presea
Jay Herbert Newbury
GEO. A.swalm & Son GU
North Street
Telephone
Gillette
Ever-Ready
GEM and Star Safety Razors
Pullman
Rogers Bros
Joseph Rodgers
J. Wiss & Sons’ Scissors
WSS
Peck & Snyder
Chas. Wolff Jr
Men’s and
Boys’ Outfitter Cor
King
Sis
Manning-Bowman
Glenwood