Rev R E Bell Visits Ellenville for Christmas Pulpit
Ellenville Dec 24 Rev R E Bell district superintendent of the Kingston District preached two sermons at the Ellenville M E Church on Sunday morning and evening. Christmas exercises featured readings by local readers, with a significant turnout despite cold weather.
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Ellenville
Stey
Richard B. Bell
Kingston
Ellenville M. 4
Galilee
Carolyn Chirk
John W. Divine
Guy L. Gould
Wien
Ell
Une
Univ
Glany
M. E. Churen
Reformed Church
Missionars
W Os Maines
Ward Willow
Ithaca
Chauncey Miller
Gump Garden
Amoniha
USB
Lyn
U.S Navy
Robert Graham
Dionto
Will
Wang College
Lucy Lord
Atlantic City
Mad Manes Daisy
Winifred Appley Traitien Nchouls
Baltimore Ford Smith
Hey
George HH. Smith
Canada
Ament
Church Street
Laurentrutten
Middletown
Adalbert Rteynolds
Tosephy Wighn
Joseph
Exon
Jed Ales
James Gilleran
Linia
Maiden Lane
Norbury Mol
Andrews
Hoarahendk
Fang
Liceul Deyo
Jolson
U. Bo Serview
Alee W.L. Poulin
Hose
Loughis
Frank Silkworth
Kinarithe
Paneer Yauni Sale
Tister
Ine Fun Lee
Assemblywoman Ida Sammis in Albany to discuss bills
Albany dispatch reports Massachusetts Assemblywoman Ida Sammis of Funtington visiting the capitol to consult with department officials on early session legislation. A supporter of woman suffrage she plans to back a federal amendment and a proposal for equal pay in industry while considering prohibition questions. Sammis expects to vote for federal reform and will influence debates as she seeks to secure her Assembly seat.
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Albany
Capitol
Mas
Ida
Summis
Funtington
Buffell County
Ing
Sammis
Situs
Faunols
Trade routes and depots near ancient Aleppo described
Fragmentary text notes an Aleppo nets depot connected to trade with Massoul and Bagdad and mentions Alexandria and the Mediterranean. It hints at commercial importance and a historic exchange network, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Aleppy
Aleppo
India
Alexandria
Massoul
Bagdad
L. D. Greene Named Manager of County Farm Bureau
The executive committee of the county Farm Bureau selects L. D. Greene as Farm Bureau Manager succeeding TG Milliman who becomes Assistant County Agent. Greene begins duties with countywide support expected to boost the bureau’s programs and producer groups. Milliman will relocate to assume new duties as he transitions to the role of County Agent.
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L. D. Greene
The
Co. Farm Bureau
Nage
Burean Avsociaon
Farm Bureau
Muntkar
TG. Milliman
Agamtant
New York State Farm
Juroan
Grovna
Milliman
Capt W R Fearn Named to New York Governor's Military Staff
Captain W R Fearn among list of officers on Governor Whitman’s military staff in New York. Article notes resignation, appointment timing, and selection process. Names several officers including Walker, Rackets, Josephal, Frick Foley, Dwyer, Morris, Morgan, O Connor, Ottmann, Salon, Leck, Feark, and Murray. Mentions plans to fill remaining positions from veterans returning from France.
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New York
Dea
Willan Apau
Whit- Diu
Prigens Arvern
Slech Smith
Oman
Charles F. Hattigan
Auburn
NOY
Joha W. O'Conner
Wiliam Ottmann
Wiliam Salon
Frank Leck
Feark
National Cinand Reserve
Medward
Murray
Ninth Coast Artillery
Dho
Iby Aghter
France
Megs Fen Phares de Reveter
Gamera
Yadakar the Pest
Lieutenant Colonel Canfield in Coblenz Germany During Occupation
Lieut Col Edward Canfield Jr is in Coblenz Germany as American troops advance in postwar occupation. Fragmentary text mentions Canfield with the Port Division Regular Army under General with reference to early U.S. troops occupying Poland Texas wartime context.
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Edward Canfield, Jr
Coblenz, Germany
Addon
Doblenk
Ted Cohen
Ted Cohen? We Te Was With the Poort
Regular Army
Polen
News of the People in the City on the Bill
Miss Train Ashbey returns from Washington for Christmas. Families host celebrations for Miss Jane and others while she faces news from home. Letters describe hospital visits, soldiers, and local figures in holiday duties as the community reflects on wartime and Christmas cheer.
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Train Ashbey
Washington
Christias
Woodmin
Kelly
Jane
Ashley Hei
Wond
Twink
Averyong
Agiuver
Casa
Mise
Belin
Biordat
Merit
Gray
Wi. Grits
Deuton
Mitchell
Dorothy
Mureade Heope
New Sears
14 Children Are Left Motherless At Unionville
Unionville reports losses as Mrs. George Cross and Mrs. William Martin die after influenza and pneumonia leaving seven children each. The community shares sympathy with Laura Stoll and others, while influenza patients in the area are said to be improving. Local clubs, church notes, and residents’ movements fill the rest of the column with brief updates.
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Unionville
George Cross
William Martin
Laura Stoll
Newton
N. 1
Missy Myrtle Lou
Ward Kimble
Helen
New York
Willant VanFleet
James Tonor
Morrettown
Aina Nugent
Middletown
27th Division In France Still Occupied Amid Movements
The 27th Division remains in France under General March Mondac. The Twents-sorvens division is now near Cork, about one month from Avenses, with positions south of Albert. The Fire Second, Thiri and Fourth, the Thirty-second, and forts seven occupy areas nearby. The seventy-seventh unit sits in Les Vig Acites.
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March Mondac
Twents-sorvens
Cork Mbich
Anvens
Albert
Thiri
Sine
Les Vig
Acites
Wonderful Automatic Clock Ad Describes Wireless S100 LO System
An advertisement touts a clock that automatically operates with the S100 LO wireless system in Los Angeles. It is described as covering a 20 acre market area and adjusting at sundown.
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Los Angeles
Maricket
61329 Join the Red Cross Here
P R Buttechsim chairs the Middletown Red Cross Christmas Roll Call reporting 6329 citizens within the chapter’s jurisdiction had enrolled by 10 pm for the next year. The tally excludes school children and Junior Auxiliary. Final totals await remaining reports and a final roll call report.
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P. R. Buttechsim
Red Cross
Middletown
American Red Crows
Armour & Co
O¢den
LA. Wallace
Kellogg Grocery
Buck Bros. Post George
Tne
Startup & Quackenbush
Middletown Coal & Ice Company
Arcleville
M. H. Santee
Howells
Henry Fase Ghateemann
Siren Rideobury
G. Wickham
Esse Offstitte
M. E. Griffiths
Slate Hill
George Durland
iThairmann
Westmwn
Hockenberry
Municipal
Otisville
Carham
Pine Bush
The
North Street
Geneva Daily News Merges With Geneva Daily Times
The Geneva Daily News and Geneva Daily Times announce a consolidation effective December 22 aimed at reducing waste and expenses amid tougher economics. Publishers state the move serves Geneva and its patrons as both papers combine operations, reflecting a broader trend of conservation in business. Geneva, about the size of Middletown, is the city of record.
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Geneva
N. C
Daily Times
Geneva Daily News
Geneva Daily Times
Middletown
Private A. W. Anthony Noted Figure in Area Claim
A fragmented OCR item mentions Private A. W. Anthony in connection with a note about an area equal to Texas and two-thirds of it related to a table. It also notes Morocco has less than 10 percent of its soil under the richest cultivation.
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Texas
Morocca
Private Albert W. Anthony Enlisted in 1917 for War Service
Private Albert W. Anthony of Company 5, 6th Engineers, enlisted in September 1917 in this city and sailed for France in July 1918. He was a civil engineer employed by the Ontario and Western Railroad Company before entering the service.
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Albert W. Anthony
France Bay
Anthony
Ontario & Wester Railroad Co
Private William J. Bronner recounts frontline service
Private William J. Bronner of the Gist Regiment Inf Ltd Division writes home from the AEF after a year in service. He describes brutal shell and machine gun fire from October 11 to November 11, the Meuse crossing, town bombardments, a killed major, and hardships from cold and rain. He notes his unit, the Red Diamond Division, in a town captured from Germans and a field crossing by pontoon and wooden bridge.
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Willam J. Bronner
Gist ‘Regt. Inf. Ltd Division
Headquarters Co., A. E. F
D. J. Bronner
Winterton
Dad
Ali
Ames
Aila
Frank
Anisg
Eiher
Meuse
Malanda
William
Abraham Ganden Struck by Train in Collision at Crossing
Abraham Ganden was struck by a southbound train near the station crossing while attempting to cross the tracks. He was brought to Thrall Hospital by train and treated by Dr Z. D. Mis. injuries include a cut, bruised left hand, and right arm, with back injuries under evaluation. The train, led by Conductor Fa Vaughn and Engineer J Maham, did not appear to be moving fast.
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Abraham Ganden
Abraham Garden
Thrall Hospital
Bethe
O & WW
Mr. Ganden
Fa. Vaughn
J. Maham
Suua
mLey
Fallebure
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Iume
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