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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1915

Page

8

Railroad Schedule Resumed After Sleet Storm Delays

Railroad service across Cornwall and Port Jervis remained crippled by fallen wires and damaged poles. Linemen work to repair telegraph and telephone lines as milk and passenger trains run late, with freight and Erie lines gradually resuming on the Graham line known as the Erie and Jersey Railroad.

Cornwall Postal Telegraph Company Erie Midletown Middletown Graham Erie and Jersey Railroad

South Centreville News Roundup of Visits and Accidents

South Centreville notes visitors with Hattie Hawkehurst and Virgil, Mrs Crawford visiting relatives, and many local family gatherings. Several accidents and illnesses are listed including James Carr's broken arm and hip, John Horan's back injury, and a rota of convalescing children from measles.

South Centreville Mra Hattie Hawkehurst Virgil C. Bennett Clarence Crawford Walden J. . Elston Dorothy Everett Dawley Weattown David Warren Hoboken Brooklyn George Gibbs Robert Tyler Fullerton C. Decker G. D. Booth Middletown Arthur Booth C. Fullerton George Carr James Carr Knapp Waterloo Charles Carr Johnson George Robertson Promaine Myera J. W. Canfield Passaic N. J G. i Robertson J. R. Schoonover Monroe G. R. Robertson John Horan

French War Cost Reported At 6.206 Billion Dollars

The Paris appropriations committee reports French war expenditures from August 1, 1914, to December 31, 1915, total approximately 6.206 billion dollars.

Paris Appropriations Committee Chamber of Deputies

Poison Pen Suspect Daughters Goshen Merchant’s Kin Arrested

Theresa Samuels of Goshen, daughter of a prominent merchant, was arrested in New York on a charge tied to obscenity letters sent nationwide. Officials say she confessed and faces U.S. penalties up to five years in prison or a $5,000 fine.

Theresa Samuels Goshen Miss Samuels United States Stephen F. Roberts U.S Clarence S. Houghton Federal Building New York P. Samuels Harry Interpines

Lucky Thought Lodge Elects New Officers

The Lucky Thought Lodge No. 232 B of L F and B elected Sunday afternoon: President Harry J. Funnel, Vice-President Fred J. Herres, Financial Secretary Fred J. Herres, Recording Secretary W. H. Tideback, Delegate to the Denver convention June 3 1916 W. H. Tideback, Alternate D. C. Stewart, Trustees A. McKay and Rex Hall, Local Protective Board William M H Tideback chair. Henry Mac Namee Rex Hall, Local Organizer William Mulligan.

Lucky Thought Lodge L. F Vresident Harry J. Funnel Fred J. Herres W. H. Tideback Denver Colo W. HL. Tideback D. C. Stewart A. McKay Rex Hall William MH. Tideback Henry MacNamee William Mulligan

Whitman Denies Bid for Direct State Tax

Governor Whitman in Albany says the next legislature will not be forced to impose a direct tax of 6 to 10 million dollars. He aims to retrench state expenses and avoid direct taxation if possible, supporting revenue increases only when government needs them.

Hy International News Service Albany Whit- Man

Middletown files complaint against Erie and Walkill Transit

Albany December 16 Middletown sues the Erie Railroad Company and the Walkull Transit Company asking the state public service commission to require repair of the bridge at Oliver Street.

Albany Middletown Tpatate Public Service Commission Erie Railroad Company Walkull Transit Company Oliver

Chicago Selected as Republican Convention City

Chicago selected the Republican National Convention city for June 7 and began receiving hotel reservation requests. New York pressed for 90 rooms for the event as bookings increased nationwide.

Chicago New York

Personal notes on local visitors and a civil engineer’s recovery

Mrs. George Mikles and daughters Florence and Ruth returned from New York visiting Mrs. Howard B. Lewis. Herbert Darrow and family, visiting Mrs. Darrow's mother, Mrs. A. J. Van Winkle, of 31 Houston avenue, has recovered from months of illness. Walter S. Marx, Maxwell car agent, left for Detroit to tour the factory. Harry Brown, formerly of this city now in Norfolk, Va., came to town on business and remains interested in a Norfolk hotel.

George Mikles Florence and Huth Howard B. Lewis New York City Herbert Darrow Mayenne N. J Darrow A. J. van Winkle Houston Avenue New York and New Jersey Construction Company Walter S. Marx Maxwell Detroit Mich Harry Brown Norfolk Mr. Brown

Henry E Breed Jr Birth Announced in New York

A son was born December 5 to Mr and Mrs H Eltings Breed. Henry Eltings Breed Jr is connected with the State Highway Department at Albany and formerly resided in Cornwall. The family now lives at 440 Riverside Drive New York.

Henry E. Breed, JR H. Eltings Breed Breed State Highway Department Albany Cornwall Henry Eitings Breed, Jr Riverside Drive New York

Reed Chair Special at E. W. VanDuser Furniture

A furniture ad showcases hundreds of reed chairs with cushions at low prices. The E. W. VanDuser Furniture Co. promotes solid comfort for a small cost in a special showing.

E. W. VanDuser Furniture Co

Stocking of land query sparks pheasant supply rule

Charlie C Haines, secretary of the Orange County Merd Trial Association, asked the State Conservation Commission to procure Bob White quail to stock 1,000 acres in Orange County. The commission replied that it only supplies for pheasant stocking and does not provide quail, and pheasants and cages are restricted to lenders who do not post their lands.

Charlies C. Haines Orange County Merd Trial Association State Conservation Commission Bob White John T. Mc.Cormick

Large Boarding House Destroyed by Fire Near Wurtsboro

Wurtsboro December 16 a large boarding house owned by Fred Jansen at Haven two miles south of the village was totally destroyed by fire at 3 am. The building housed between 35 and sleeping rooms and the blaze origin remains undetermined. Impassable roads due to the storm prevented any aid.

Wurtsboro Fred Jansen Haven

Accident victims show improvement at St Francis Hospital

Port Jervis December 16 passengers of Erie eastbound train 177 injured by Buffalo express No. 2 near Otterville are reported improving at St. Francis Hospital. All victims will recover.

Port Jervis Erie Buffalo New York Otteville Menter St. Francis Hospital

Pine Bush sees sale of drug store to Ellenville man

A. R. Armstrong sells his stock of drugs groceries and fixtures to Maynard E. Osborn of Ellenville who leases the Pine Bush store for years Osborn a Albany College of Pharmacy graduate with seven years in the business will take possession in January Armstrong retires after about 30 years in the village His friends regret his retirement but note he will remain in Pine Bush The village endures heavy snow delays trains and disrupted milk deliveries causing business slowdowns Schools closed and church events planned including sermons stereopticon talks Christmas activities Epworth League Sunday school events and a dime sociable Christmas box drive by the W T U and Y Branch due by December 20.

Pine Bush A. R. Armstrong Maynard E. Osborn Ellenville Armstrong O*sborn Albany College of Pharmacy George Wright Methodist Church Christ Ppworth League Mattie Trumper Epworth League

Woman's Missionary Meeting Held at Scotchtown

Scotchtown December meeting at the home of Mrs Eugene Smith led by Mrs Jessie Puff discussed January address by Mrs J T Tracy. A Persia letter read by Miss Mildred Santee and readings on missions noted. Rev Schoonover closed with prayer. Snow delayed milk delivery and farm traffic. Wedding invitations issued for Miss Alice Beattie McWilliams of Ossining to Walter Geer Jr of New York. Christmas program planned for next Thursday.

Scotchtown Eugene Smith Jessie Puff Mra J. T. Tracy Jordan Persia Mildred Santee Co. W. Harlow B. Bogardun Schoonover Raymond Lull Northwest Clyde Santee

Republicans of State to Meet Republicans of State

Frederick C. Tanner, chairman of the Republican state committee, returns from Washington and says the committee will meet January 7 in New York City to discuss a February state convention. The group will name four delegates and four alternates at large for the April 4 primary, to go to the national convention in Chicago on June 7. The convention may adopt a declaration reflecting New York Republicans' views.

New York Frederick CC. Tanner Republican State Committee Washington National Republican Committee Chicago Tanner State of

Doctor Smith Dies Suddenly in New York Home

Dr. Alexander Smith, a longtime New York physician, died of heart disease Monday night at his home on 18 West Slat Street. He was born May 26, 1847 in Wantage, New Jersey.

Alexander Smith New York West Slat Street Dr. Smith Wantage, N. J

Secretary Hugo Addresses Port Jervis Auto Club Banquet

Port Jervis December 17 Secretary of State Hugo was guest of honor at the Port Jervis Automobile Club banquet. He spoke on motor car accidents, urging better driver training and school education with rules and diagrams to teach traffic conduct and pedestrian crossing. He urged a formal road code as vehicle numbers grow.

Port Jervis Hugo Mr. Hugo

Water company case seeks stay in Brunner pond dispute

Nyack December 15 A motion by Commonwealth Water Co to stay pending appeal to the Appellate Division in Brunner case over defendant hotel pond rights in Orange County. additional papers to be filed and Judge Tompkins reserved decision.

Nyack Commonwealth Water Company Brunner Orange County Tompkins

One Dollar Furniture Sale Adat VanDuzer Co

Advertisement lists tabourette mahogany serving tray handsome framed picture and jardiniere priced at one dollar each suitable for gift purposes from E. W. VanDuzer Furniture Co.

E. W. VanDuzer Furniture Co

Christmas Concert at High School Delivers Turnout

Yesterday afternoon the High School hosted a Christmas concert featuring ten carols including Hark the Herald Angels Sing and Oh Come All Ye Faithful. Soloist Miss Marjorie Horton performed Blest Be Thou O Christ Eternal and The Birthday of the King, with the Marie Hart Gladys Gordon Ruth Cowley and Mildred Carner quartet joining in The Lord is My Shepherd and Holy Night.

Herald Angels Christ Miss Horton

Navy League Linked to Nickel Company Allegations

Representative Covener of Illinois charged in the House that the Navy League and its preparedness drive are connected to the International Nickel Company. He named Colonel Robert M. Thompson as Navy League president and as a director at the nickel firm, claiming a private interest in urging preparedness.

International News Service Washington Pec Navy League International Nickel Company Representative Covener Illinois Robert M. Thompson

Examination for Rural Carrier Route in Howells Area

An examination for a rural carrier position will be held in this city on January 8. The route starts at Howells and visits New Vernon Winterton Herbert Howell John Shorter old Kernodian Suffern on the North Plank Road then returns to Howells. A prior proposal to start from Middletown was opposed by Howells residents to preserve their local post office and mail volume.

Howells New Vernon Winterton Herbert Howell

Monticello Auto Driver Sentenced in Storm Fatality

Port Jervis December 15 Justice Hasbrouck imposes 500 dollar fine and one year suspended imprisonment on Charles Schoch of Monticello for the November 19 auto death of Stephen L. Strong a wealthy Monticello merchant. Prevailing good character cited to justify leniency.

Port Jervis Charles Schoch Monticello Hasbrouck Supreme Court Schoch Stephen L. Strong

McChord to Get Reappointment as ICC Chairman

Washington announces that C. C. McChord, whose term on the Interstate Commerce Commission ends this week, will be reappointed by President Wilson. He currently serves as chairman of the ICC. Red Davenport furniture ad copy follows.

Washington C. C Mc Chord Interstate Commerce Commission Wilson

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