Middletown Voiced as Potential Home for Growing Factory
Local rumor says a prosperous manufacturing firm may relocate its operation to Middletown, citing labor shortages and village size as factors. Port Jervis and Kingston are also considered, with the Chamber of Commerce to review the proposal. the firm currently employs about 100 workers and holds substantial orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Port Jervia
Kingston
Chamber of Commerce
Zbuginesks
Feast Enjoyed by Old Orchard Club Members in Orange County
About 176 members of the Old Orchard Club and their families from various parts of Orange County attended a Thursday evening dinner at the Old Orchard Club on West Main Street. President Leo Namnout announced the feast was ready near 7 o'clock after gatherings in the Judge rooms and club activities. The menu featured Orange County turkey with trimmings, prepared by William Vonberg with the committee and board of governors assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Club
Felands
Orange County
Mhuradny Cighets
West Main Strect
Leo Namnout
Judge Rooms
William Vonberg
The
Ehib
Govarnor
Ivan A. Gardner
Leoar Bett
John $. Cooper
Rufun A Aldrheh
Cuno Mushach
A. BE. Nickinson
L. G. Wilson
John Gi, Witkin
Ai. Wianehare
C. W. Crans
A N
Springetead
William von Berg
Od. Rinestand
Paterson
Passaic
N. J
J. Ruths
Fragh UH. Finn
Board of
Macadlon
A. J Hopkins
Charnes
Hickey
W. W. Young
Avid
Gary
Masmale
Irrish
Ven Hradion
Visting
Central Grammar School
Yashrouck
Holleva
Tt Dk
Feline hobo patronizes Erie Newburgh journey
A stray cat accompanies a rail car ride on the Exley line near Newburgh. The white feline allegedly boarded Conductor Taslor’s train, hid behind cars, and vanished toward the ferry terminal after the journey into town. No injuries reported.
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Newburgh
Nec
Exley
Acie Mack
White Cat
Taslor
Tas
Jersey Ui
Tar Tor
Drei
Torys Chy
Erie
Tasler
Une
Thompson Ridge Ruler Visits Sister in City
Ernestine Jones visiting sister Mrs. T G Clark in the city as relatives in the area share news. A brief note mentions Pred Palmer and a two week wait, with an upcoming sale and a request for an awning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torah
Ernestine Jones
T.G. Clark
Palmer
Ciy
Schaler Bax
Address by Rev S W Graflin at Brotherhood meeting
A religious gathering led by Rev S W Graflin of White Plains featured songs and prayers as he spoke on conquering sorrows through courage and endurance. He highlighted poets and scholars and urged dedication to church work, announcing a New Year program titled The Progress and noting plans for community religious events.
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St. May's
Chucel
Ohio
Sawner
Gingin
White Plas Social Service
Abe Jaiaert
United States
Rouac Tor
Jerhare
Adilreas
Teresa
Guintes
Charky Chaplins
Liquor Advertising Excluded by Times-Press Policy
A Washington dispatch notes Congressman Randall of California secured favorable House committee action on a liquor advertising ban. The Times-Press reports the newspaper group has adopted a policy to exclude advertising for spirituous and malt beverages, with six orders rejected since December 1. The policy, discussed by publishers nationwide, will be strictly followed and old contracts allowed to expire without renewal.
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Times-Press
Randall
California
House Post Office Committee
Randal Je
Times- Press
Hearst
Imeal'renk
Jiguor
Tiwes-Prese
Tae
Inmate Release Sought By Farms Inmate
At Newburgh Justice Tompkins considered a petition by Arthur J. Carlin of New York seeking the release of Daniel Donnelly, 22, from the Inchriate home in New Hampton. Donnelly, arrested in 1946 for heroin possession, denied drug use and requested release to resume farm work and meals. The judge reserved decision, set for a later date, and Donnelly promised to accept punishment if found guilty.
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Times Press
Newburgh
Tumpking
Supreme Court
J. Carlin
New York
Daniel Donjuelly
New Hampton
Tonnelly
Carlin
Donnelly
George I Conte
Eaumeel
Netics Tompkins
George Ailen
Ellen
Newbersh
Wis
Quineel
Typhan
Eas Net
Bs Coun
Hin Tofas
Atain
Rhee Court
Lawser
Anoney
Hla
Tompking
Rillen
MISS GREEN BRIDE OF MR LORILLARD
Victoria Green, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Green, married Gideon Ler Lorillard yesterday in Philadelphia. The ceremony at the Catholic church followed by wedding rites, with family present. Lorillard recently graduated from Harvard University in the class of THA and belongs to several New York clubs.
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Philadelphia
Mans Victoria Green
Thomas
Gideecid Ler Jand
Morte Loriiland
Torado
Alleen
Misa Greens Frothoer Iitae
Mix Tard Lawis
Gal
Deep Wheeler
St. Jobe
Mies Grern
Miss Welen
Perm Lorian, Jr
Didecoda al Dave
Tavede
Lorilianl Sas
Varvand University
THA
Tree
New York
Concert Postponed in Howell Missing Details
Fragmentary notice from Howell dated December 16 states a concert at Congregational Church was postponed to a later date due to unspecified reasons involving organizers Mizn May Newton and Mise Taltem. no new date given.
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Conckert
Howell
Ty Freak HO Mather
Treaday
Mizn May Newton
Mise Taltem
Mr Denniston Claimed by Death in New Paltz
Marvin Richardson Denniston died Thursday night at 11 80 at his home in New Paltz after a six month illness in his 70th year born January 27 1846 in Monticello son of Rev Eli Denniston and Matilda Crofoot. He married Eliza Greene in 1868 at Monroe. A longtime merchant at Washingtonville he retired in 1891 and lived in New Paltz. He was a member of the Methodist Church and the Masonic Order and Masonic Veterans Association.
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Marvin Richardson Denniston
New Paltz
Mr. Denniston
Monticello
Eli Denniston
Matilda Crofoot
Monroe
Eilza
Greene
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
Masonic Veterans
Civil War Veteran Denninton Expires in Washingtonville
The late Civil War veteran of Company B 334 New Jersey Volunteers and Isaac Nichol Post G A R, Washingtonville resident and Middlesex Press correspondent, left a widow and children Charles E M of Posen South Carolina Loula N of Hartford Minot C of this city Adalena of Yonkers and Anna M wife of L C Graham of Los Angeles. Funeral held Saturday at 4 o clock in Washingtonville with interment there.
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Odd Fellows
New Jersey Volunteers
Isaac Nichol Post
Washingtonville
Denninton
Middletown Press
Charles EM
Posen
8. C
Loula N
Hartford
Conn
Minot C
Adalena
Mta
R. Schymid
Yonkers
Annle M
L.C. Graham
Los Angeles
Cal
Booze Costly in North Says Pritt
A troubled tale from Rirainsham Ala describes Peter a colored man who drank heavily after visiting Middletown. He was jailed in city custody, then released on suspended sentence after pleading guilty to intoxication and delivering a brief speech.
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North
Pritt
Paireiman Beaneitiste Thoredar
Peter
Vhit
Rirainsham
Gosten
Middletown
Peter Wan
Starr
Governor Whitman’s Campaign Team Shaken in Shuffle
A scrambled report notes Rochester Senator George F Artetainger withdraws from GOP statewide race leaving questions about leadership. Brooklyn Printer HW Kincke may take chairmanship as party braces for vacancy and Whitman campaign restructuring.
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New York
George F. Artetainger
Rochester
Himmself
Maraget
George A. Giswn
Evan
Ute
Whitian
HW. Kincke
Brooklyn Wrader
Frederick GC
Teadera
Qlyan F
Straccso
Whitman
Train Robbery Plot Leads to Doll House Revelation
A Looming autumn train robbery led gang leader Jim Charnley to a cave hideout where a doll house scene unsettled the band. A child, Littl Margy Bickford, unknowingly exposed their lair, prompting pursuit and a late attempt to capture the robbers. A child saved with $40,008. reward later noted.
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Jim Charnley
Enterprise
Perennnally
Plundes
Charnley
Littl Margy Bickford
Margy
Charney
Billes
Billy Simpson
Billy
Wang
Tilly
Bho
Bilily
Little Mater
Exprese
Buty
Raid on Manor Gentlemen’s Club in Monticello Nets Beer
Special Officer Dollard and locals seized 130 cases of beer from Ballantine brewery Newark in a raid on the Manor Gentlemen’s Club at Hotel Sherwood Livingston Manor. The operation aims to test if such clubs can operate without license in a non licit town. A similar Roscoe club formed around the same time with a named board of governors.
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Monticello
Dollard
Manor Getial Club
Anthony W. Wolff
Peter A. Wolff
George’ ¢ Garrison
Mr Flory Honored by Railroad Club Dinner
New York December 16 The New York Railroad Club held its Christmas smoker at the Waldorf Astoria with 1100 members in attendance. P Flory of Middletown received a silver loving cup on his retirement as president. James Millken of the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad was elected president.
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New York
Waldorf Astoria
Leland
Navy
Brooklyn
New York Railroad Club
P. Plory
Middletown
James Millken
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Mrs Townsend of Greenfield Dies
Ellenville notices the death of Mrs Mary Bry Townsend 66 wife of Isaac Townsend of Greenfield from heart disease she leaves husband and daughter Edith Strong. Funeral was Sunday December 17 at 10 30 in Greenfield M E F Church with Rev F Lare officiating and interment in Manuseki Cemetery Ellenville.
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Ellenville
Mary Bryery Townsend
Isaac Townsend
Greenfield
Iesac Townsend
Edith Strong
Greenfield M. EF
F. Lare
Manuseki
Masonic Service for Seely Greee Held in Serkenice
The funeral for Seely Greee was held at his late home in Serkenice town Saturday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Forest Preston Hunter. A Hofman Lodge No. 443 delegation attended and the Masonic ritual was read at Wallkill Cemetery in Philipsburg. Pallbearers included William B. Wallace, Jona T. Slawson, Jeane Ayer, Denton Howth, George C. Stull, and Thames W. Shumaker.
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Seely Greee
Serkenicetown
Forest Preston Hunter
Hofman Lodre
F. & AL ML
Ceceserd
Wallkill
Pilsberg
William B. Wallace
Ciickevite
Jona T. Slawson
Philipsburch
Jeaneayer
Crystal Bar
Denton Howth
Serchtown
George C. Stull
Thames W. Shumaker
Geologic Beds Show Sequence at Rinne Site
A fragmentary note describes a quadrangle at the Grad cam Tou with a Powell's petena and a Thible fecka representation. It outlines the order of deposit for bed series and their apparent ages, indicating the stratigraphic relationships observed.
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Powell
Fragmented OCR note on wheat seed count and produce
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a bushel of wheat containing 34,009 seeds and references a low clarity note about a market or crop measurement. Names, places, dates are unreadable. no clear event or outcome is established.
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Old Orchard
Feline Hobo
Thompson Ridge
New Jersey
S. W. Graflin
St. Paul’s
Roca
Thal Erin Hien
Tines Presa
Advertiaement
Bucharest
Roumania
D. Clinton Doralnick
Mre
Len
Tompkins
Btlen
Hii
Alree
Nyack
Carrie Pink Doyle
Philip Doyle
Cornwall
Moodna
Firth Company
Miss Green Bride
MR. Lorillard
Marvin Richardton Denniston
Argetsinger
MR. Flory
Railroad Club
Loving “Cup
MR. Green
Saouese
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