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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1919

Page

2

Middletown Drives Industrial Fund and Bierman Restitution

The piece urges residents of Middletown New York and surrounding area to invest in an industrial building fund, detailing a governance group including the Chamber of Commerce and local professionals. It also notes postwar Germany’s need to restore stolen Belgian machinery, highlighting the message of defeat and the moral imperative of restitution, aiming to rally broad community participation and pride in local prosperity.

Middletown Nose Mien New York, Industrial Commercial and Development Company Chamber of Commerce Jorge Anvene Dawn Atoek

Strikes and industry shift headline 1920 era notes

Industrial notes report aerial mail pilots on strike with government likely to face difficulties securing replacements. Middletown sees two new factories under way and a possible industrial building project. census looms amid population growth. Closer to home, labor trends show stabilization as workers reorganize and industry adapts while calls for surplus provisions and market sale surface.

Middletown L'Rese Neta Tasie Chamber of Coanserce Middietown

Dr Gray Catches Big Rattlesnake

Dr Gray of New ton New Jersey while inspecting cattle in Sussex county near Cil Aer Late spotted and captured a rattlesnake that fled into a pile of stones. He restrained the animal with a securing tool and transported it to Newton for disposal. The rattler measured eleven inches in length.

Whitield Gry Newton Sussex County

Birth Announcements for Audrey Armot and Morence Nelson

A daughter Audrey Fannie Armot born July 24 to Mr and Mrs Wren te Arte fy Wiegret Porn. Morence Ethel Nieleon born July 1 to Mr and Mrs Clayton Nielrem of 304 Neth Street. A son Edward Roed Clowes born July 27 to Mr and Mrs fid ward Russel Clones of 202 Haat Mala aired. Another son Harold Vieter born July 23 to Mr and Mrs Barbeau formerly Tressy Magherroth of Watking Avenue.

Daugster Audrey Fannie Armot War Bornen Jniy Wren Barbeau Tressy Magherroth Watking Avenue

Doings in Goshen Village: gambling and liquor probes

Testimony in Newburgh Goshen hearings describes widespread drinking and betting around 1918 in Goshen and at the St. Elmo Hotel. Soldiers in uniform drank and acquired liquor, with multiple witnesses noting bars, rooms, and women connected to alleged houses of ill repute.

St Elmo U. S. Army Ofcer Newburgh Orange County Goshen Ernest Ciaccio Schindler Detestive Agency Hirschberg-Wilson Prograss Newburgh Court House Commissiongrees Claccio Qranys County Chris Filukay Senindler Detective Agency Tealiied St. Elmo Solan St. Jimo From & Ww Lp Charlee Brown St. Ehno Jake Stimo U. S Turkey Prod Hock Kohl Vic Rhof Gnaden Aly Ulrachberg Wilson Warn Restauraant Berr Othe Counter Nevelpia Allington Martin's San Enright Ballantine Occidental Hotel Enright Middletown Adfonns WO Wm Catherine Now Street Martin’s Clacelo St Simo Fred B. Hock M. Ciaccio St. Elzyne Walter U.S Charlie Lew Cdowna Lew Downs Federal Grand Jury Hock Ho Witnega Fred Fleck Szan Cinccio Hirschbersh Oo Laa Clace Donald Fred Mark Takine Liberty Bonday Aleady St. Fimo Oan Estairs St. Elo Weiform Fred Hock Ork Hiraeite Gothea Clama Statinn House Tom Siireohbere Tesort Daioshen Minlove Hirachberg Ag Allen Gossion Vitiater Melos Mat Adiovur Atonesa New York Hitechterg Norwich

Apples Kept Well in Snow Apples Amid Snowy Weather

A fragmentary notice reports that apples kept well despite recent snow. The piece includes garbled text about readers and an advertisement trial, with several unreadable lines and stray phrases.

Beattie Ave Family Quarrel Sparks Police Action

A lively Beattie Avenue dispute involving the Gossett and Simpson families drew police and Recorder Starr after a Friday incident. Neighbors witnessed a cart incident and alleged blows. testimony varied and the case adjourned to next Saturday with cautions to stay out of each other’s affairs.

Policy Miro Frank V. Simpemn Beathe Avenue Maurice B. Gossett Way Starr Satuday Gossett H. B. Royce Gossett Canee Ivan A Gardner Simpson Shapyon Mr. Simpson

Young Soldier and French Bride Pass Through City

A discharged Iowa sergeant Arthur Frederickson arrived in New York with his French wife Andre Desserent-Frederickson. They bought a runabout for 100 and an Army tent for 25 to travel toward Iowa, briefly aided after a highwayman stop. They planned to work along the route if funds ran out while continuing home.

North Street Arthur Frederickson Iowa New York America Camp Upton L. A Frederickson Andre Desserent-Frederickson Ridgewood N. J Towa

Primaries Underway for City Officers in Republican Ticket

Filing period for the IME design and local offices continues as candidates announce for city posts. Republicans name Buck Miles Lawrence for mayor, Herres Funnell for aldermen at large, Amey Shimer Cole and Cex for wards, with four Board of Vatu seats to fill by January 1922 at latest.

IME Semender i. Por Roarer Charles B. Buck Chas S&. Miles J. M. Lawrence Fred J. Herres W. HB. Funnell George S. Amey Anceen Secord Stanless Shimer George W. Cole Jonn J Vatu Atiem Tos Trns Charles Rackley Mr Truex Mr Young Thom

City ward candidates announced for election

Ward entries list est ward John T McCrea and etcond ward W L Dickerson. Fourth ward Archidale 5 Hop uns. No Third ward candidate yet. Republicans nominate Wilkes in First Ward. Clark Second, King Third, Musbach Fourth seek renomination. Democrats have not settled on primaries candidates.

John T. McCrea Etcond W. L. Dickerson Archidale Charles B. Wilkes James A. Clark John A. King Cuno Musbach

Brooklyn Man Hurt After Fall From Ladder Near Westtown

Benjamin Piring of 1153 38th Street Brooklyn fell from a ladder while painting a barn for Giorla Farm Company near Westtown. He fractured his skull and was rushed to Thrall Hospital arriving at 1 o'clock. Doctors Nugent of Vainaville and S. L Troex treated him.

Benjamin Pirraring 38Th Street Brooklin Giorla Westtown Thrall Hospital Nugent Vainaville L Troex

Bordens Business Bounces Back At Middletown Plant

Trade at the local Bordens Condensed Milk plant shows signs of revival after spring slowdowns. Managers report work returning to near normal levels with daily output nearing pre slump figures as factory activity increases.

Benden Middletown

Help Select Site for Middletown Industrial Building

A 1919 Middletown letter from G D Theideen requests help locating a multi acre site along the O W and W line with near by utilities and a potential streetcar extension. The plan seeks a building about 60 by 200 feet near a residential area with room for a new housing development and future plant expansion.

W. M. Tiel N. Y Middletown G. D. Theldeen

Zane Grey Illness Hoax Denied by Publisher

A Syracuse newspaper claimed Zane Grey was seriously ill in Syracuse and gas attacked with losses in London. Harold McGrath sought help, but Harper & Brothers denied the tale stating Grey has been in California and unreachable by four weeks.

Syracuse Zane Grey Grey London Harold McGrath Mr. Grey

Camp Kinee Boys Report Fine Times in Letter From Camp

John Hollister DeWitt and several peers write home about life at Camp Kinee Harrison with hundreds of boys enjoying WW II era camp activities through August. They describe bathing, fishing and sports under trusted staff. My Model is in charge and well known locally to families with boys ages 10 to 15.

John Hollister DeWitt Aml DeWitt- Clay Me

Clambake by Erie Trainmen Planned at Columbia Park

Erie railroad workers of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plan a clambake for Sunday August 17 at Columbia Park. The event honors members who returned from military service. Catering will be by Joseph Harting, noted for expertise in this cuisine.

ERIE Pisns Arm Peing Netersink Columbia Park Brotherhood Joseph Harting

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