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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1915

Page

6

Otisville Express Crash Hurts Eight In Storm Rundown

Eight passengers were seriously hurt when the Buffalo New York Express No. 2 struck them as they crossed the Otisville station tracks in a blizzard. Injured include Dr. Robert J. Wilson of New York City and William Morse of Otisville with pelvic fracture and internal injuries. Conductor King and Engineer Gordon assisted passengers. Port Jervis doctors, Erie surgeons, and specialists from New York treated the injured.

Robert J. Wilson New York City Otiville Engineer Quick Riverside Drive Bureau of Hospitals Charles H. Moore Otisville J. J. Crane Otisville Sanitarium William Roberts Otis Jacob Hanker Port Jervis Otlaville Buffalo New York Express Kinner Buffalo Ottaville Knapp Power Otteville William Roberta Howepital Itta Quick Otleville St. Francia's Hospital Erie H. B. Swartwout W. L FE. G. Cuddeback L. H. McAllister Wilson Port Jervis Hospital Lester Moore Charles H., Moore Times-Press Otiaville W. J. Pulley George David Stewart New York William B. Morse Howser

Mount Hope Council Honors Visiting Brethren in Otisville Night

Otisville Mount Hope Council No 167 Jr OU A M hosts Delaware Council No 1 Port Jervis and Wallkill No 92 Middletown and Unionville Mintank No 68 for an initiation night. Numerous officers and brothers attend with speeches by W Woolsey Hendrickson McPeek Swinton Decker and Howell. Supper follows and good nights are exchanged.

Ottaville Dee Mount Hope Delaware Orange County Lester W. Woolsey Port Jervis R. Hendrickson H. W. Kimble J. M. Schoonmaker D. & McPeek R. Hamilton J. D. Swinton Jr F. Adams PF. Hutchison Lloud Goble Charles Franchees Howard Skinner John Cross Weasley Drake L. Rowe Frank M. Adama Walter Decker 8. Penney C. Dunn Charles Davenport O Davenport Thomas DeGraw C. F. Baum JL. Robinson H. Skellenger A. BE. Prey Charles Durant Harry Cowan Roy Wilcox Jesse Quick BE. Davis FP. Nendershot Joe Ellison C. Corwin Sam Osterhout P. Griffin John Simons W. Emory Wallkill Middletown Clark and Howell Frank C. Decker George Doty George Miller Otisville Mintaink Council Unionville W. A. Tinney Otisville M. BE McPeek J. D. Swinton Clark Arthur L. Howell Harvey C. Moore

Snow shovelers killed and 14 hurt by Central train

Three snow shovelers were killed and 14 injured when struck by a New York Central train near Harmon today while clearing tracks. Investigation and casualty details follow.

International News Service Tarrytown New York Central Harmon

Unusual Features of the Big Storm

Monday’s storm produced odd sights as a Ford car on Academy avenue struggled with deep snow while a horse and rider pulled it toward home. Residents faced stranded journeys, rescue misadventures, and sleepless nights amid fears of fires and outages.

Academy Avenue Hubby Leo Barnett James Street Leo Highland Avenue Franklin Street Clifford A. Owen Pirct National Bank Geo W. Boakes Orange County Trust Company Lenox Place

Sees First Snow Since He Became Warship Fireman

Harry J. Smith of this city, a former four year warship fireman in Uncle Sam’s service, recalls friendly duties aboard the Washington and Connecticut. He was discharged December 7 in Philadelphia and plans to reenlist for four years. He witnessed a stormy night drift and the first snow in years, hoping to leave it behind soon.

Harry J. Smith Uncle Sam Philadelphia Washington Connecticut Enow

Soon to Wed Mise Mary Weslosky and Timothy Herrick

Invitations issued for the marriage of Mise Mary Weslosky of Hindson River State Hospital and Timothy Herrick formerly of Rensselaer. The ceremony is set for Christman Day at St. Peter's Church in Poughkeepsie. Weslosky is the daughter of Mrs. Lena Weslosky of 214 West Main Street and was formerly employed at the State Hospital in this city.

Mise Mary Weslosky Hindson River State Hospital Timothy Herrick Rensselaer St. Peter's Church Poughkeepsie Mise Weslosky Lena Weslosky West Main Street State Hospital Wee the Times Press River

Hastings Golden Anniversary Observed by Family

James Hastings and Mrs Hastings marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their South Miller street home. Hastings, nearing eighty, is in good health and has one more year to serve on the Board of Education.

Newburgh Dee James Hastings

Christmas Shoes for the Belgians

The Dollar Christmas Fund plans a Christmas shipload of 100000 pairs of children's shoes for destitute Belgians, with $25000 paid and $50000 pledged by Christmas. The Commission for Relief in Belgium confirms needs are greater than ever and will ship shoes immediately. Donations should be sent to Henry Clews at 16 Broad Street, New York.

King Albert Henry Clewe Dollars Christmas Fund Commission For Relief Belgium Alexander J. Hemphill Guaranty Trust Company of New York Commission of Relief Mr. Hemphill Oscar Straus Dollar Christmas Fund Clews Broad Street New York America

Otisville Boy Narrowly Survives Storm Escape

A 12 year old from Otisville left school during a storm and reached home exhausted after a two mile trek. He cried out for help and his parents rescued him, pulling him indoors where he recovered from a collapse. Hastings, a Civil War veteran, attended a Washington encampment and returned home in better spirits.

Joseph Corwin Otisville Hastings Washington

Alice’s Musical Misgivings Told in Boston Transcript

Fragmentary chatter describes reactions to a performer named Alice in a Boston Transcript style. One speaker questions the act while another notes she often cries when asked about it.

Boston ‘Transcript

Christmas vacation dates moved by school board action

The Board of Education decided to shift the Christmas break to start Tuesday December 21 and run to January 5, delaying return to work for some teachers who wished to extend the month. Attendance recorded 163 cases with 14 truancy and 149 sickness or excuses. three parental complaints. The annual board report to the Common Council and school registrations by building were noted, and bids approved to add fire escapes to three school buildings.

Board of Education Morgan Common Council Bennett Hill Beattie Hill Albert Street Giles-Giles & Co Tuthill Liberty Street Berton Avenue Linden Avenue Mulberry Street

Enforce Military Service New Plan Introduced in Senate

Washington December 15 A bill proposes a Swiss style citizen army for the United States requiring males from ages 12 to 24 to register and train. It outlines a citizen cadetship for 12 to 17 and a citizen army 18 to 23 with reserves after 24, detailing hours of training, exemptions, and district commandants.

Washington Senate Chamberlain Military Affairs Committee United States Citizen Army Reserve

Wesselink Tries Suicide After Secret Darien Marriage

Stamford reports Miss Lydia Wesselink owner of the Chick Inn Tea Room attempted suicide with a .382 revolver Sunday afternoons. She and Andrew Taylor, a wealthy Darien businessman, were secretly wed last Tuesday night in New Rochelle, per Mayor Griffing’s wife. Doctors say the bullet entered below the heart and lodged near the shoulder blade. Taylor initially denied the marriage, later avoiding direct confirmation.

Stamford Conn Andrew Taylor Darien Lydia Wesselink Chick Inn Tea Room New Rochelle Griffing Taylor Wesselink Phillipeport Mise Wesselink Chicago

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