Pastor Leads Hospital Chapel Service and Reported Moves
The Rev G W Grinton of St Pauls M E Church officiated at the State Hospital chapel service Sunday afternoon. An end-of-year inventory noted progress on tuberculosis pavilion, dairy buildings, power plant conversion, and plans for a new disturbed and chronic patients building. Dr E G S Bardsall, recently relocated to Southern California State Hospital, writes from Tratton about pleasant weather, orange groves, and daily routines at his new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey. G. W. Grinton
St. Paul's M. E
State Hospital
David
Marth Luther
M. G. Astley
Chester King
Monticallo
Ashley
Albany
Stity Hospital
Cone
West Park
Comfort Worm
iWto A Une
Elimient
Disturbed
Warner
Soria Avery Gataneavels
Aesthet Gs Mip
Lega Aganys
Willy Lam
Otisville Notes and Local Social Roundup
Otisville residents share weekend visits at the Breen home and reflect on life amid illness, war anxieties, and spring hopes. The piece notes travel, dining, hospital staff changes, Red Cross efforts, local dances, church services, and a school tournament with high scores and evolving community events.
Auction Sale At The DuBois Farm Ends In Heavy Stock Sale
The DuBois Farm auction sale draws bidders from Weld and nearby areas. Wallen Mee conducts the sale as families and buyers compete for cattle stock with prices around forecasted totals. The Beek family plans to attend with hopes of securing implements and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallen
T Weed
Wieheta
Leo Densegs
Vineet MeVes
North End Patriotic Honor Roll Names 12 Local Men
The North End lists 12 of 42 local men who passed Army examinations, forming a quarter of the city’s total. Named are Harold Vernooy, Robert C. Puff, Wood R. Ellis of 42 Beacon Street, David J. Devore, Ernest Hip pengen, John Crozier, Daniel A. Holland, George Eliot, Wesley A. Wool heater, Mahlon A. Wyrrell, Clarence J. Vaughan, and William T. Nelson. Nine enlisted for aviation corps. play postponement due to snow, and local radio operator Erness Rippenger joins aviation service with brother Clinton nearby in Georgia. News on Alaska-like snow, Sunday school omitted, Christmas trees arriving, and a planned play “Mrs. Wash’s Green Tea” for late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Webnity
Buude
Selman
Unwanve
United States Army
Harold Vernooy
Robert C. Puff
Wood R. Ellis
Beacon Street
David J. Devore
Ernest Hippengen
John Crozier
Daniel A. Holland
George Eliot
Wesley A
Woolheater
Mahlon A. Wyrrell
Clarence J. Vaughan
William T. Nelson
North
New York
Ontario & Western
Erness Rippenger
Speakers At Theatres In Aid Of Red Cross Chapter
The Four Vinnie Men host a fundraising event with Red Cross support at local theatres. GT Townsend spoke at Stratton and Charles Ho Buck at the Show Shop. This evening Rev Rin fon will speak at Stratton and Arthur M. KR Tunis at the Show Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Townsend
Stratton
Charles Ho Buck
Rin Fon
Arthur M. KR
Tunis
Wagram Anvil of Napoleonic Campaigns in Austria
Wagram, known to locals as Dewerh Wagram, sits on the plain of Marchfeld eleven and a half miles northeast of Vienna. In 1809 Napoleon Bonaparte defeated the Austrians led by Archduke Charles near Ansiria on Jnis Land 4. The historic village marks a pivotal moment in the Napoleonic wars with strategic clashes and territorial shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagram
Dewerh-Wagram
Austria
Marchfeld
Vienna
Ansiria
Jnis
Napoleon Bonspane
Chacica
Chicken Mystery at the Farmyard
A garbled children's style piece describes Pearl and Stanley revealing a deed about a chicken in their care. They search the wrong place, fail to find the bird, and rush to their mother to exclaim that the chicken must have gone to heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Stanley
Xia
Mother
Remarkable Pioneer Woman Catherine Loper Recalls Frontier Life
The Antiquarian recalls Mrs. Catherine Loper, a widow born in Orange County who lived into the western New York wilderness era after 1823. She describes clearing land, sawing logs with her son, hauling lumber, and spinning knitting for her large family, claiming she earned $60 in a single day and spun a hundred knots daily after age 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange County
New York
Orange County
Catherine Loper
Berng
Hira
State officer visits the city in training plan talks
State Inspector of Physical Training A C Geer visited the city for a conference with Superintendent J F Tuthill on school fitness. The meeting outlined a plan to require one hour weekly physical training for each student without lengthening the school day, detailing how credits and schedules would work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Geer
J. F. Tuthlil
Tuceda
Baer
Tae
Arlene
Ams
Tehovl
Carr
Hye
Fond of Hin Tunmy Optimistic Cook Find
An uncertain fragment notes an optimistic cook named Hin Tunmy and a quest to discover a kind of cok by an unnamed speaker. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear context, providing little concrete detail or verifiable facts.
State Budget Surges Toward $100 Million in 1920-21
Albany reports state department and institution requests for the Oscar year 11$-19 total nearly $100,000,000, up about $20,000,000 from last year. Hospitals drive much of the rise with thirteen insane hospitals seeking $23,122,118, a $12,604,452 jump. New construction and improvements lead the increase, totaling $9,020,021, surpassing the prior year by more than $7,690,000. Maintenance and operation rise to $14,405,097, up $5,686,000. Fuel costs swell from $1,515,000 to $1,579,020 and food supplies gain $1,840,091, about four percent. Contingent expenses for hospitals remain the only items not growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Henry M. Sage
Senate
Vanderlip Dinner Rarely Mentioned At War Aid Event
Mrs Tyanh Vanderlip declined the last course at a costly dinner in her honor during a trip to support wartime thrift. The event, held at The Meteor Murhibach, featured champagne and a simple appeal by Mr Vanderlip, a banker, to avoid repetition of lavishness. The Vanderlips’ dinner contrasted with a plainer meal planned for her husband as Washington reports noted their campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tyanh
Vanderlip
Washington
Hpr
Calf sale funds aid Red Cross via Orange County Farm Bureau
John T. Arfmann of this city donated a calf to the local Red Cross at the Orange County Farm Bureau annual meeting on December 1. The bureau bought it for 234.14 then returned it to the Red Cross. The calf later shipped from Liverpool to President D. W. Parley, head of the bureau, with the farm group raising 1000 to keep the bureau as owner. Arfmann sold seven more animals at Liverpool, prices from 400 to 1400. he is a leading Holstein breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
John T. Arfmann
Orange County Farm Bureau
Liverpool
N. Y
Artmann
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Altmann
R. M. Dann
G. E- Prise
N. H. Mase
J. W. Winthers
Arfmann
Motor Trucks On Their Way East
Washington reports the first section of Americas experimental truck transport service moves from Detroit toward the Atlantic coast. Thirty Packard trucks carry soldiers as the plan aims to relieve rail congestion by overland freight, with a primary backbone route from Chicago to New York and feeder lines to Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frst
America
Experimental
Auantic Coast
Detroit
Packard
Acclion
Norwalk
Ohio
Sharpe
Chicago
New York City
Going to France with Ordnance Duty in Uniform
Newharsh notices Halph Lacweeon, son of Hern B. Lawson, in town Sunday in uniform. He has joined the ordnance department and will go to France where he will oversee electricity in an arsenal. He has previously headed one of Edison’s plants in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newharsh
Halph Lacweeon
Newharsher
Hern B. Lawson
Sundar
Ordnance Department
France
Derm
Edison Planta
New York City
Iron Ore Hinge in British Columbia Prospect
A fragment reports large iron ore resources in British Columbia with estimations suggesting substantial deposits. The note references potential tonnage and the quality of ore but lacks precise figures or location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
British Columbia
Soldier Vote Counted in Middletown Canvass
The 1917 general election results in Middletown were finalized for soldier ballots with Republicans generally winning the soldier vote. In ten wards, alderman contests were largely settled in November, and the city saw few watchers as canvassing began with votes from the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Elige
Corwin
Frederick J. Hertes
William J. Myerly
H. N. Beggs
Justice of the Peace
Ananias B. Wheeler
L. William P. Cortes
Dem
Charles J. Boyd
Rep
Board of Education
James M. Ball
Edward C. Strack
Archie C. Reynolds
George L. Amey
Frank L. Bowers
Dwight Babcock
Thos. J. Morris
George W. Cole
Thomas Kennedy
John S. Cooper
Williaml. Dicks
James A. Clark
Agaist
J. B. Swalm
John H. King
Cuno Musbach
Chas. E. Cornelius
John C. R. Taylor
Supreme Court
Ninth Judicial District
Clark Langan
Port Jervis
Charles Ih Mead
Blamk
Plans to Curtail Store Deliveries in New York
The New York State Defense Council approved the plan of the commercial economy board to curtail deliveries by retail stores and establish cooperative delivery systems to minimize replenishment goods. It aims to prevent manpower diversion from essential activities and requests counties to implement recommendations through home defense committees and city, county, and subcommittees. The council also calls the women’s division to organize efficiently within 30 days to support a statewide campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aipany
New York State Defense Council
Commercial Economy Board
Council of National Defense
Arlivery Systems
Reiumm
Councillar
New York
Salle Grea
Comnir
Banice
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DR. Grinton
St. Paul's
Abby
Lawler Athe
Doug de
Comedie
Teagan
Beth
San Ernardino
Larry
Huth Aloo
Donald BH. Williams
Breen
Otisville
Utica
Worcester
Sidney
Aone S
Lie Hospital
Figh
Elty Died Cross
Ipurchase
Cross
Sted Cross
Venice
Job
Stanton B. Buckhout
Beutree Ko Pisches
Nag
Glrisinun
Clarence
Glhsor
Teindi
Ourayn
Ppathy
Joseph Caney
Churlea TR
Uig Bent
Hunter
Gm Sattersall
Fun
Sehmity
Federien
Jude San
Werten
Lane
Anthony
Oldield
Dubois
Otly
Circleville
Christian Kadesver Society
Lesture
North Street
K. Winters
Wright
Upper
Eiroet
North Street Congregational Church
Christina
Middletons-Hioumingburg State Road
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
Uffy
White Clabes
Richard Augeiis
Les North
Higging
Foite Cours
Limea
Penn Yan
John H. Arfmann
Farm Bureau IN
Animal’s Owner
Defense Council
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