Bowling Gains as Indoor Sport Flourishes at City on the Hills
The State Hospital Club promotes bowling as a wartime indoor sport in City on the Hills. A tournament just concluded shows rising scores and multiple prize categories for teams and individuals. Upcoming schedules include three three-man teams for day and two-night divisions, with a January 8 start for the ladies tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital Club
Paul Crowley
Luigi Federico
Firaty Milton Hudson
W. A. Schmitz
C. H. Lane
D. D. Davis
Martin Devine
Will Lunney
Christmas Party At Bingham House Notices Friends Far Afield
A Christmas party at the Bingham House 131 Monhasea Avenue recalls former friends seen after long absence. Guests include Dr. H. V. Bingham Madison New Jersey Mrs H. B. Dallo Westboro Mass Wilber B Cook and family Long Beach Cal Sgt Ralph at Camp Kearny Dr S B Pond Patton Cal James A Crilley Scranton Pa Mrs C V Carmody R N at Willard Parker Hospital New York Mrs Homer D Brockett Evangeline Rich Syracuse Miss Florence E McDonald in Pasadena Cal for nursing. Temperature 4 in early morning and expected ice. Nurses Home displays Red Cross emblems as December nursing exam results noted. New Year’s Day events planned with formalities and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Bingham
Madison
N. J
H. B. Dallou
Westboro
Mass
Wilber EB. Cook
Long Beach
Cal
Ralph
Camp Kearny
France
5. B. Pond
Patton
James A. Crilley
Scranton
C. V. Carmody
R. N
Willard =Parker Hospital
New York
Homer D. Brockett
Evangeline Rich
Syracuse
Mary Bisztrom
Florence E. McDonald
Pasadena
Township School Law to be Argued Tonight in Syracuse
Albany dispatch reports a conference of New York principals opening in Syracuse at Central High School. Dr. Finegan and Dr. Wheelock will discuss township school law and recent legislation. debates are anticipated on junior high adoption and appointment practices. The program includes multiple addresses and joint meetings through Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Thomas B. Finegan
Charles F. Wheelock
Harry B. Pratt
Albany High School
George M. Wilye
Divin Gion
Education Department
Associated Academic Principals
New York State
Central High School
Syracuse
Finegan
Cornell University
Randolph T. Congdon
Associated
New York State Council of Momentary
Association of Teachers of Mathematics
New York State Agricultural * Teachers’ Association
Calvin N. Kendall
Coliecation
New Jersey
John H. Finley
Early developments in moving pictures and camera tech
The article traces early cinema progress from moving pictures to electrically controlled cameras. It mentions Edward Mayfrides photographing a horse led by Leland Stanford, and notes breakthroughs by Bic weet, Red and aed thers, and Thomas A. McNeon with the kinetoscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cratory
Edward Mayfrides
Lelend Stamford
Calforale
Bic Weet
Aed Thers
Thomas A. McNeon
Wilson Proclamation Seizes U S Rail and Transport Systems
President Wilson proclaims full ownership and control of U S railways and related transportation networks to support war needs. Newton Baker named Director General of Railroads with authority to operate and compensate carriers, preserving existing rights and dividends during wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress of the
Secretary of War
Woodrow Wilson
Newton BC
Baker
Continental
William G. McAdoo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Traileaysz Com- Moon
Inictorbans
Tasiroad Aysivranr Oor
Seo
Cpom
Tom Geemon
Newton D. Baker
District of Columbia
Robert Lansing
Indian refuses to sleep in bed in Cass Lake
Fred A. King reports on Ga-benah gewh-wonce also called John Souih, a remaining elder at Cass Lake. He was run over by a switch engine but refused a bed in hospital, choosing to sleep on the floor wrapped in a blanket for two weeks. He still travels by train to visit Indian friends and hopes to meet a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn
Associated Press
Fred A. King
Indian Ager
Cass Lake
King
Ga-benahgewh-wonce
John Souih
Great Northern
Gabonal Gewa-Wonce
Bena
Christmas Giving at church patlors event
A pedal and entertainment event titled Christmas Giving based on Matthew 2 1 12 will be held this evening in the church parlors. The program includes music recitations and games with an expected audience. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches.
Dairymen's League marks tenth anniversary with rapid growth
Albert Manning reports at Utica meeting that the Dairymen's League added 19,434 new members across 33 counties, with 194,151 cows under control and daily additions averaging 650 cows from 50 members. Since 1906 the league expanded from a milk committee to a nationwide cooperative, reaching 561,091 cows under league control by December 1, 1917.
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Dairymen’s League
Utlea
N. Y
League
Alpert Manning
Oris Ville
Fincal
Ipstead
emMcers
Orange County
Dairymen's League
Orange County Pomona Grange
Plea for Y W C A Work During War Effort
The Y W C A works beside the Y M C A in the war effort. Hostess houses serve the cantonments and front, offering comfort to workers and soldiers, aiding the lonely, sick, and housing needs. Orange County volunteers Arthur B. Wood and Mrs Wood aid Camp Dix. contributions may be sent to Miss Caroline Cuddeback at 115 Webster Avenue Gowden for forwarding.
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Young Women's Christian .Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Europe
Catop
Orange County
Camp Dix
Arthur B. Wood
Mechanicstown
Wood
Caroline Cuddeback
Webster Avenue
Gowden
Red Cross Otewitte Auxiliary Report Highlights
The Ouerville Auxiliary under Miss Margaret E. Griffiths reports weekly Thursday meetings with seven average attendees. They have produced 322 items for Middletown headquarters including mufflers, slings, landers, sweaters, pajamas and pillows, plus 27 dollars from a December 6 clam chowder supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounville Auxiliary
Margaret E. Grifiths
Tme
Middletown
Hyppe & Co
Mitchell's Bar
Charles Harding
Grifiths
Where Feelings Count in AR Great Stacoveries
A cryptic quote from Cheries H. Parkherw mentions feelings count and Clakings, suggesting a reflective piece on emotion and relationships. The garbled line hints at themes of affection and perception within an abstract narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheries
H. Parkherw
Fragmented OCR seed item with unclear details
Readable parts mention names and places but lack coherent facts. The text resembles a damaged OCR sample with potential references to people and events but no definite action, date, or outcome to summarize into a complete news card.
Harness Racing Dominates With Record Trotters
Harness racing highlights a season of extreme trotting speed with record-setting performances by Nella Dillon The Foal Lady and St Frisco among others. The Grand Circuit ran 14 weeks with 734 races and total stakes of 448217, as Walker Cox edged Thomas Murphy for top earnings.
License Buttons Now Ready for Dimission Office Workers
Cir Clerk 1 BL A Taylor Wednis- Jay afternoon received licenses and trappers Neenees and Suttons for 7838 and they are now ready for dimmission a hie offee. The license card is a coop with blue number and lettering, showing wartime style restrictions. The councilor has completed licensing for this year, issuing three to four licenses including aliens at 10 each and dates 2 each. Weetel lament. A masquerade dress rehearsal involved Ethel and relatives. Army says Ethel cannot go, she cries and laments she is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Neenees
Suttons
Ethel
Highlights in Trotting Year 1917
Trotting and pacing flourished in 1917 with 1100 race meetings across the United States and Canada. Twenty five world records fell, including six two year olds entering the 2:10 list and an age 3 trotter record of 2:02 and a time record of 2:03. A stallion set a new fate record of 2:01% as 16 trotters won 65 heats in 2:05% or better and 14 racers 36 heats in 2:00–2:03. Grand Circuit prizes totaled $448,217 distributed over fourteen weeks, averaging 36,700 per raceday.
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Misa Harris M
Nella Dillon
New York
Neila Dillion
St. Frisco
New York City
Peter Volo
Cew
Drenne
Poughkeepale
Thomas W. Murphys
Walker R. Cox
Murphy
Alotto McDonald
Indianapolig
J. L. Serrfil
Philadelphia
Early Dreams
Busy
Lamsie
Cox
Royal Mack
Real Lady
Murphy Stable
la Princeton
Cox String
Tmtters
Pacers
Javier
United States
Canada
Birth Records Emphasized by Registrar for Citizenship and Propriety
The registrar urges careful birth certification at Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital and city clinics, noting its importance for citizenship, parentage, military service, passports, estates, and inherited property. The report thanks officials, outlines death and birth rates, infant mortality, and leading causes, with detailed age-specific death figures across hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
George Rengenroth
Horton Leaves Poughkeepsie for Texas Assignment
Horton of this city from the mechanical aviation section receives a leave due to inadequate accommodations for recruits to Fort Lee. He was sent by rail toward Texas, one of the aviation stations there, to Fort Sigenm as ordered by the recruiting office at Poughkeepsie. Marne hero Meister wins a swim race across an icy river with spectators cheering the 23 yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 1. Horton
Samal Corps
United States Arms
Fort Lees
O & WW
Ars
Omiecy
Ponskkeepuc
Horton
Fort
Marne
Tans
Tard
Meister
Gye Utes Am Ie Har
Morne
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Arthur B. Norton
65Th Street
Foster B. Cady
Cady
Washingtonville
John L. Williams
Owan Keddy
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Ward Employee Association
John J. Haley
Charlies H. Roberts
Rose L. Sheridan
Ward 11
Alice
Bronx
Rose
Davis
A. A
Credie Hea
Federico
Pat Crowler
Brown Hunter
Clir
Mies
Rachel Bodine
Alent Charce Nurses
Walten
Mira Katherine Bran
Walden
D. W. Farman
Wis
America Avenue
Wil
U. S
Alfred
Tombs
Bhipman
Monhasea Avenue
School of Nursing
Barton Goff
Bella
Herbert Tattersall
Pren Wan
Hdi
Wilson
Scotchtown
Richard Crane
Jan Spear
Nathan Nichola
Kathertee
GladFnyshura
Charles
Charlies Carmody
Watson
Robert Ospurp
Hekee Rupr
F. B. Schoonover
America
Richard Cracs
Fref Crans
Nellie Miller
People's Society
Mies Emm
Albert Manning
Red Cross
Otewitte
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State Hospital
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Sears
TC Poughkeepsie
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