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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1918

Page

5

Theleen Named Chamber Manager for Another Year

The Board of Directors renewed Gus D Theleen as chamber manager for another year with a salary raise. They will print and distribute city fire prevention and waste reduction ordinances to every business, to aid enforcement by the fire chief and police. The board also funded the Orange County Tractor School in Middletown and pressed to extend Erie ticket office hours.

Chamber of Commerce Gus D. Theleen Chamber Theleen Charles Higham Lnt 35 Orange County Middletown Orange County Farm Bureau Erie

Westtown News Notes Moves and Local Moments

Andrew Spar Tow and family relocated to Benjamin Hail’s farm at the New Jersey border. George W. Clank will leave Eber Brown Jr. to join George Gibbs near Waterloo Mills. Harry T. Grist of Middletown visited Westtown on business. Huiet D Clark and wife returned home after a service discharge. Gibbs installs a pipeless heating plant, with Swarts adding one at Pleasant Fudge residence. An upcoming Presbyterian Church Christmas program, led by Mrs. Charles Aidneh and Antoinette Drake, promises a successful youth event.

Westtown Andrew Spar- Tow Benjamin Hail Etite New Jersey George W. Clank Eber Brown, Jr George Gibbs Waterloo Bmills Harry T. Grist Middletown Huiet D Clark Swarts Pleasant Fudge Wang Susdar Mra Charles Aidneh Ies Antoinette, Drake

Middletown Reservoir Standings And Comparisons

Standings for three reservoirs show Monharen Tuentrino leading with gains of three daches since four years ago. Hishland Piiteen clusters two inches higher than a year ago, while Shatanciah Teelus sits seven inches higher than Ry meek and four feet five inches lower than three years prior.

Monharen Ry Meek

Newburgh Men Charged With Buying of Votes

In Newburgh on December 1, several men were arraigned on charges of buying votes and other election offenses. Edward Lockwood faced three counts of buying a vote, John Deisseroth was accused of attempting to buy a vote and of having purchased a vote in 1914, and entering a booth unauthorized. An election board group led by Edward Groth and others was charged with allowing unauthorised entry. John Lockskin, Frank McElrath, and Joseph McDowell also faced counts. All posted bail of 600 each, except Lockwood who was released on own recognizance.

Times-Press Newburgh Edward Lockwood John Deisseroth Edward Groth Matthew D.hil Thomas Locnsma Ernest Parttick John Lockskin Frank, McElrath Joseph McDowell Lockwood

Harry Wickham Dies in Jersey City

Notice of the death in Jersey City on Wednesday of Hay Wickham a brother of Mrs A Gunther of Middletown. He leaves a wife and one son and was born in this city. Mrs Gunther goes to Jersey City to attend the funeral.

Harry Wickham Jersey City Hay Wickham A. Gunther Middletown Mr. Wickham Mrrs Gunther Uni

Lieut Arthur Brundage Returns Home on Celtic

Lieut Arthur Brundage of Company 5 87th Regiment wounded and shellshocked after Cambrai battle arrived in New York aboard the liner Celtic with 2277 men. Mrs Brundage and his brother Herbert met him in New York after the ship’s arrival.

Newinrgh Arthur Brundage Ifith Cambrai New York Celtic 87Th Pioneer Infantry Wan Brondage Herbert Brindage Bomse

James H. Rorty Cited for Extraordinary Heroism in France

Private James H. Rorty son of Mrs Ovta Rorty of 19 Beacon Street this city formerly with Times Press staff is cited for extraordinary heroism near Sommerance on Oct 11 He left duty as a mechanic to aid cars under shell fire and machine gun fire guiding evacuations despite shock He later served as guide and stretcher bearer and evacuation was completed He is a Tufts graduate and former advertiser with B K McCann Advertising Company He enlisted in June 1917 in the U S Ambulance Service and served at Camp Altenwald until Christmas before going to France.

James H. Rorty Ovta Rorty Beacon Street Times-Press France Sommerance M C Rorty Great Neck Long Island U. & Ambulance Service Alientown

Three Brothers in the Service of Their Country From This District

Three brothers from Mr and Mrs George B W Ladlum of 11 Beanel Street serve the nation. Sergeant R O Taubium, formerly here, joined the air service and is now in France with the Sixth Company, Royal Air Service. George Swinton Ladlum serves in the Police Department. Danny Wadsworth, Spartanburg, a Merchant Marine member, worked at Times Press before enlistment and expects to be discharged soon. The American transport Nansemond, previously the German liner Pennsylvania, arrived from St Nazaire with 12,253 seas. The ship’s forward deck was crowded with cargo as she reached New York Harbor last Monday night.

Aff France Rrith Regiment Air Servce Treate George Swinton Police Department of Thesets Ai Danny Wadsworth Spartanburs, Cantion & Ladium Merchant Marine Times Presa Yor Sto Nazaire Yort Iran Nanasmond Ivnasviania Nazare Cialis Sahiefeland

Naval rescue near Hoboken as Nansemond aids stranded ship

The Mundale signaled water pumping restored buoyancy and readiness to launch boats while the Nansemend stood by. The Nansemond ferried one officer and 454 American expeditionary forces to Elis Island from Hoboken. all were shell shock victims moved to Shinnecock hospital ship.

Mundale Nansemend Hoboken Elis Island Shinnecock

131 Acre Farm Sale in Montgomery Nets 9750

The 131 acre Montgomery farm owned by John A Conroy sold Wednesday for 9750. Auctioneer William F Brush oversaw the sale with cow records noted including a top price of 230 for a cow and average 150 for 45 cows. The bull brought 181 and the day’s totals projected near 15000. Various tax dates and local notes followed in Montgomery and surrounding towns.

Montgomery John A. Conroy William F Brush Con Toy Joseph Wade Walden Harris Masbrook Towers Coldenham Percy B Armnour New York A B. Whidden Utica William Wall Whiddt William McNeal Newburgh George Abel Senior's Lnst Schechaser Squadron 11 Yerecenth Columbia

Soldiers' Club Moves to 37 James Street

The Arms and Navy Club, long active in the Vanhazer building on North Street, now leases from Tompkins Dry Goods Company and will be located at 37 James Street. The move marks a continuation of months of successful operation.

Arms and Navy Club Vanhazer North Street Tompkins Dry Goris Company Jamies Street

Jury Cannot Reach Verdict in Ide vs Banks Case

Newburgh date line reports the jury in the Ide versus Dr. Banks case remained deadlocked after nearly eight years, with the judge declaring a mistrial. The plaintiff, Josephine Me, sought damages for injuries from a May 13 incident when she was thrown from an automobile at the Ridge Road and North Plank Road junction, about six miles west of the city.

Ide DR. Banks Newbureh Josephine T. Percy Banks Axres Gustice Platereide Musit Guhor New York Mintarr Academy Corawallca Hudson Wea Ridge Road Noth Plank Road

State Hospital Prepares Festive Christmas and Nursing News

Christmas at Middletown State Hospital unfolds with feasts and decorations as wards brighten. Nurses passing New York Albany exams join ranks with A N after names while new admissions and patients improve. staff travels and Red Cross drives exceed targets amid illness and checkers matches.

When the Yanks Come Back

A wartime column by Wanda Lyon promotes “Marry a Yank” clubs in towns urging American girls to learn French to greet and surprise returning soldiers. It suggests forming clubs for practice and conversation to boost morale and social engagement among workers.

Wanda Lyon

Classifieds Highlight Time Press Ad Style

Reader notes observe the Times-Press classified ads approach with brief sales lines and contact prompts. The itemized notices focus on bargains and services, reflecting a traditional newspaper marketplace vibe.

Soldier Asleep On Track Saved By Train Crew

An alarmed soldier sleeping on the track was rescued when an O and W train from Monteelia halted near St Josephs in Sullivan county. The crew hauled him to safety after the engineer stopped the engine within ten feet of the man who appeared intoxicated. The incident occurred Wednesday morning in Port Jervis vicinity. No serious injuries reported.

Port Jervis O. and W Monteelia Valley Junction St Joseph's Sullivan County Reat

Oldest University at Peklog Said to Hold 60000 Graduates

The world’s oldest university is reputed to be in Peklog, named the School for the Sons of the Empire. It boasts a grand register of 320 stone columns believed to list 60,000 graduates.

Peklog School For the Sons of the Empire

Witty exchange shocks Louisville kitchen scene

A brief Louisville Courier Journal note records a humorous family moment as a worried mother complains her dresses no longer fit after observing a helper’s supposed shortcomings. The cook replies with reticence and a polite offer.

Louisville Courier Journal

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