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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

2

Public Works Middletown Can Undertake Now

Middletown faces a wartime transition to peacetime public works. A War Labor Policy letter urges municipal choice on which projects to start, with suggestions including Centre Street to West Main Street and a new cut from East Main to Orchard Street. These measures would ease fire protection, reduce congestion, and provide steady employment, funded by the city.

Mddletown Bether Middletown Wanin West Main Steed IL Fins East Main Street Orchard Street James North Sug Chamber of Commerce Joseph Kelly O. & W. Detective Force Waterbury Conn

Frivols The Paint-Box And Frivolic Punches From A Journal Page

A fragmented collage of quotes and captions including poems about landscape colors and a cartoon style column. Mentions Orville II and Luke M'Luke with light political commentary, jokes about peace conference, railway nationalization, and local civic notes.

Carol Singing At Linden Hall Christmas Eve

Christmas Eve carol service at Linden Hall from 7 to 8 oclock invites Middletown residents to donate one hour in thanksgiving for peace this year. A star topped tree, carols shown on screen, stereopticon scenes of Christ life, Grace Harman soloist, Andrew Baird conductor, five instrument orchestra, Mary McShane directs student singers. Federation of Women’s Clubs organized.

Linden Hall Middletown Creen Christ Grace G. Harman Andrew J. Baird Miex Mary McShane Federation of Women's Clubs

Young Wife Dies After Illness of Only Four Days

Rev Dr Grinton reports in the Times Press from Brooklyn the death of Margarete Allda Smith wife of Ensign Harry M Grinton and daughter of Prof Floyd Smith of Brooklyn She fell ill four days with pneumonia while Ensign Grinton suffered three days with influenza No further details.

Dr. Grinton Times-Press Brooklyn Evenlox Margarete Allda Smith Ensign Harry M. Grinton Floyd Smith Grinton Ensign Grnton Ensign

Second Safe Is Uncovered At Tompkins Store

The second safe of the Tompkins Dry Goods Company is being uncovered from ruins today. It contains the inventor’s stock for last year and relates to the insurance adjustment work now underway. Thursday the Gunther binding Tompkins store will open for business with a full stack of goods.

Tompkins Dry Goods Company Rns Tompkins Vagtweer

Crowell Dies After Illness In City

E G Crowell manager of Seift 4 Company in dmita N Y died Monday night at Bull islo Tepital Yallalo. Formerly manager of Sait & Company of Fort Jers he was well known in the city and his death will shock many friends. CONDITION UNCHANGED. Also note Kintria in Thrall Hospital showing slight improvement after Tuesday.

KG. Crowell Seift 4 Company Dmita N.Y Bulislo Tepital Yallalo Crowell Sait & Company Fort Jers Hla Manson Kintria Moepital

Dr Dugan Denounces Ex Kaiser as War Crime Target

Albiny December 18. The Rev George Dugan pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church preached on the ex Kaiser calling him the last of the Caesars and urging justice International law punishment for the arch conspirator and partners. He outlined three reasons to bring the Kaiser to trial: uphold justice and international law, instruct German peoples on their great sin, and hold monarchs personally responsible for preventing future royal crimes. He planned to address a Rotary Club here soon after recovering from illness.

Albiny George Dugan Fourth Presbyterian Church Kite Brederich von Bernstorff Dr. Dugan Ebert Berlin

Apollo Club to Open the Season Early in January

The Apollo Club announces its first concert of the season will be held in January. Rehearsals under Andrew J. Baird progress for months as a program keeps to the club’s standard. A New York artist will assist and renewals are urged before month end. A few associate memberships are still available via secretary W H Tremper or other members.

Apollo Club Andrew J. Baird New York Airct | Comeceris W. H W. Tremper

School Pupils Have Success With Their Sale

School pupils from Grace Church parish house organized a Saturday sale for the Junior Red Cross fund. They offered repaired old toys, dolls, chairs, and various items, drawing strong buyer interest. A regular committee managed orders and profits, with a gathering of supporters and a grand master attending to oversee.

Grace Church Joy Benzal Alomestic Osale

Dougherty Missed France Trip Amid War Deployments

Private William J. Dougherty son of Mrs Abigail J Dougherty of 204% Royce Avenue left on July 22 with the largest local draft for Camp Meade Maryland. He served in 9th Company 154 Depot Brigade then moved through Camp Lee Camp Shelby and Camp No 1 Personnel Department before joining Company 140 Recruit Department. His outfit prepared to go overseas but is now packing equipment hoping to finish by Christmas.

William J. Dougherty Abigail J. Dougherty Royce Avenue Meade 9Th Co Camp Lee Co. L 6Th Infantry Camp Shelby Miss

Two Bills Open For Business At Their New Stand

Messrs Herbert and Tremper of A E Ruggles Inc opened for business in their new Merchants bank building location Tuesday morning. The young men faced disruption from a fire but continued with a cheery setup and active trade all day. House insured for 4000 dollars. The drawing horse of Mred Bath Gear Cucetile, totally destroyed by fire Tuesday, insured for thirty percent with agency E H S Conkime. Furnishings insured for 1600 dollars through Archibald Wier Company.

Herbert and Tremper A. E. Ruggles Inc Merchants’ Bank E. & H. S. Conkime Archibald Wier

Shaker Requests Letters for France War Effort

A fragmented message urges continued sending of letters to troops in France and support for their difficult training. The note refers to military officials and a wartime secretary of war, with hints of enlistment, discipline, and home-front aid.

Stores Cen Nights Begin Friday

Stores cen nights begin Friday for Roe convenience as shoppers head to the center. Readers can expect extended hours and special deals to attract weekend crowds.

CEN

Operation Successful After Opiate Procedure

Opiate treatment performed on Sheet oeegie N Uembt of Monti oto at Peatsan recently. The operation was a woman’s attempt and he is recovering. Tapudly reportedly teck is not clear from readable text.

Montioto Peatsan

Northend Notes on fires, soldiers, and local news

The North End reports extinguishing efforts on a massive coal heap in the O and W yard, with coke replacing burned coal. Local guards return, and families hear from overseas relatives as several soldiers come home from camps. Private Ralph Dailey, Edward Devore, Ridward Fleming, and others arrive back or resume duties, while nurse Tsavella Carson remains in France.

North End Ralph Dailey North Street Cornell University Borden’s Condensed Milk Company Ridward Fleming Beacon Street Camp Benjamin Harrison Indiana Edward Devore Royce Avenue Devore Camp Wheeler

Whitman to Lead Prohibition Party After Governorate

Syracuse December 18 Charles S Whitman plans to remain the leading figure of the Prohibition party in New York after leaving the governor chair on January 1 Glynn Republican state chairman says Whitman considers himself a martyr to the dry cause He will return to New York City to practice law and stay active in politics Glynn predicts Whitman will influence the next state and presidential campaigns and expects opposition if Smith adopts any nontraditional tactics

Syracuse Charles S. Whitman Prohibition Geo. A Glynn New York City Glynn Mr. Glynn Smith Giran Legislatuve

Patriotic Christmas Gift Encourages Help for Needy

A community plea urges patriotic giving this Christmas with baskets for those at home in need. Donate to the Red Cross via head office with name and address on a card, promising a note of thanks from grateful recipients.

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Brown and Breen Tie Knot at North Short Church

Brown Brown and Mari Breen, both of this city, united in marriage at the North Short Community Church parsonage by Rev. Samuel Miller on December 2. The couple plans a later reception.

Brown—Brown Peter Brown Benjama Areaun Mari Breen Benamin Avenue Samuel Miler Bere Bhaltendeb

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