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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1919

Page

4

Youth Charged in Assault Near Cemetery Lot

John H D Lee, 19, faces assault charges after Mrs. Elizabeth Green identified him as the man who attacked her near a vacant lot by St Joseph's cemetery and Midland avenue. Bail set at $1,000. Lee denied the claim and sought an exam in Recorder Starr's court.

Elizabeth Green Midland Avenue John H. D. Lee St Joseph’s Cemetery Young Lee Starr Ivan A. Gardner Green Fred B. Wood Harry Wood Percival Bennett Lee McCoach

Fire at Birthday Party Ends Burning Near Staircase

A birthday party for Eleanor McCoach at 44 Hapford Street ended when candles toppled from a dresser, igniting a bedroom. Neighbors alerted fire crews as flames spread before a guest tossed the flaming cover and candlestick into a bathtub, extinguishing the fire.

Eleanor McCoach John D. McCoach Hapford Street Eleanor Mildred Mnother Chiefs Daughters Brown Misa Daisy Hallet Hanford Street McVoach Eagles and Excelsior King Street Higham Sompupien

Youngest Lewis Killed in Maybrook Auto Crash

Samuel Lewis aged 23, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Fred Lewis of Rocklet, died instantly when the car he rode in overturned on a rough Maybrook road Friday about 2 pm. J Anderson and Fred Holmes were injured. Lewis, a former C N E Railroad fireman, had just quit work to ride a short distance. He is survived by his wife Doris Startup, his parents and a sister. Funeral will be held Sunday at 2 pm at Goshen with interment there.

Rocklet Camuel Lewis Agi Fred Lewis Maybrook J. Anderson Fred Holmes Lewis Dorothy J. Bemreze Raymond Bemreze Goshen Doris Startup Wurtsuero Charles Raymond Bemrose Gyshen

Roller Coaster Collision Injures Several At Midway Park

A three car roller coaster collision at Midway Park on a Friday evening injured several riders from Port Jervis. The front car stalled due to a broken axle causing the following cars to crash. Injured include Donald Quackenbush Emmett Happ Willie Garris treated at Gr D Hardenbergh's office with facial bruises sprains and related injuries.

Midway Park Igua Port Jervis Gr. D. B. Hardenbergh Donald Quackenbush Emmett Happ Willie Garris

Silver Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs White

Mr and Mrs Waite White of M21 Hitchienlaves celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with 36 guests on a Saturday evening. After supper they danced and opened presents including scarce meat. The couple expressed thanks and happiness for the occasion.

Mos. Fo. White Salar Aisie Waite

98 Year-Old Woman Joins St Pauls Church

Mrs. Rachael McKelvey aged 98, widow of Rensellaer McKelver, transfers from Harriman Methodist to St Pauls. She was active with the King's Daughters and lived near Myrtle Avenue Extension. Rev. Stacey announced the transfer after an interview noting her health and long church involvement.

Rachael McKelvey S. 4. Cortright Myrtle Avenue Methodist Harriman St Paul's Stacey McKelvey Rensellaer McKelver

Movement to choose new Bishop of New York discussed in Beacon

A Hudson River district rectors conference at St. Lukes Beacon addressed splitting the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Indications point to electing Rt. Rev. Charles S. Burch, current Suffragan Bishop, as head of a new see possibly to be named Diocese of Poughkeepsie or Newburgh.

New York Episcopal Diocese of David H. Greer Hudson River District St. Lukes Episcopal Church Beacon Episcopal Charles S. Bureh Poughkeepsie Burch

Company I Wins 19 Recruits in NY Guard Drive

Since last Tuesday, Company I New York Guard has recruited 19 new members with many prospects awaiting. Captain EB Madden Nerker announced the enlistment drive while Lieutenants H. B DeWitt and C. Lyman lead platoons and Lyman’s group holds a slim lead.

New York Guard Eb, Madden Necker H. 8 DeWitt C. 4. Lyman

Roscoe Bennett Rescues Woman At Lake Incident

Mrs Percival Bennett reports a woman fell into the lake near St Albert's cottage Sunday night. Roscoe Bennett and Patrolman Bennett and Thompson rescued the woman, who identified herself as Mrs Benjamin Familiare of California Avenue. She was driven home by automobile.

Percival Bennett Wawzyanda Avenue St Albert's Cottage Rosco Bennett Bennett Thompson Benjamin Familiare California Avenue

Stolen Auto Pump Recovered in City Pinchin Incident

At 8 10 AM Monday, D F P Rovers reported a stolen automobile pump owned by Mr Peznick of Strue Glen. The suspect was tracked toward Middletown, the pump recovered, and the driver questioned before leaving the city. Mr Pez nick was notified and the pump to be returned. Emil E F E Riasch was arrested at 8 Saturday night for attempting to pass a trolley during boarding at Franklin Square. He posted $5 bond to secure his appearance at 9 30 AM in June.

D. FP. Rovers Pace Hvlipeport Peznick Striue Glen Riser McCoach Emil EF. E. Riasch Pat U1 O'Tlack Seurday LeClesry Frankin Square

Special Officer 27 Years in Railroad Force

Chief Grant Ro Wisen of the Dauiarie and Western pokes became a special officer on the railroad force 27 years ago Sunday. In the casualty list Private Edward Reed of Middle Iowa died in aden. Preciviciy report indicated.

Grant Ro Wisen The Dauiarie and Western Pokes TWE Edward Reed Middle Iowa kMed Aden Preciviciy

Unclear wartime dispatch from Paris outlines Russian policy

An ambiguous foreign report from Paris describes delays and planned scrutiny ofKolchak's cabinet after Wilson seeks a full briefing from Merra. The narrative mentions Admiral Kolchak, Omsk, and a report before Mote reaches Quek, with tentative sanctions and broader strategic steps pending.

Associated Prex Paris Senday Roland Morns Armtustaeor Japan Ormsk Tokio Kolchak Wilson Merra Admiral Kolchak Omsk Bethtse Transfor Mr. Mote Quek

Committee studies Horton Memorial Hospital site plan

A Middletown committee toured Mount Vernon Greenwich Stamford and Norwalk hospitals to gather data for the proposed Horton Memorial Hospital. Members included John H. Morrison Thomas Watta Thomas C. Rogers Dr. Joseph Yo cum Dr. D. B. Barderbergh and Dr. D. Mills. The visit precedes further tours with no action until completed.

Connecticut Horton Memorial Hospital Mount Vernon Greenwich Stamford Norwalk Anto John H. Morrison Thomas Watta Thomas C. Rogers Joseph Yocum D. B Standard William L. Griswold Charles M. Horton Greenwich Hospital Hom Tites Middletown Vieite

Stolen Car Recovered After Five Months

The Newark Evening News reports the return of Louis Yoerk’s automobile, stolen in December from Middletown New York. After five months and a wandering journey about 1000 miles per month, the car was found at the corner of Shipman and Court streets in Middletown. Yoerk, a Newark steeplejack, retrieved the vehicle with police assistance and a proper license.

Newark Evening News Louis Yoerk Pane Street Newark N. J Yoork First Presbyterian Church Tly Plane Street Yeerk Middletown N. Y Yoerk Pialen York Herats Herald Reo Car Nty Wriffe Yours Ship Aman Court Streets

Boy Drowns in Wallkill River At New Hampton Farm

Frank Palmieri, 16, an inmate from 178 Mulberry Street New York, drowned while bathing with others at Wallkill River near New Hampton Farms. He cramps and sinks, body recovered two hours later as farm workers continue searching. Health officer McGeoch inspected and permitted removal. undertaker Reilly took the body. Interment planned at St Joseph's cemetery. Palmieri had served seven and a half months with one and a half left.

Frank Palmieri Rocco Palmieri Mulberry Street New York New Hampton Farms Wallkill River Institution Youngezn Fime R L. McGeoch Goshen P. J. Reilly St Joseph's Cemetery Taytlunen Echve

Man Hurt After Fall From Roller Coaster at Midway Park

Nicholas Donnelly of Midland Avenue Unis City was slightly injured Sunday night after falling from a roller coaster car at Midway Park. Witnesses say he stood up in the car during the final curve, the carriage lurched and threw him to the ground. He struck his arm on a rail and bruised it, then was taken by trolley to Middletown 99 to Dr Dietler for treatment.

Nicholas Donnelly Midland Avenue Unis City Midway Park Donnelly Dennehy Middle Town 99 & Trolley L G Dietler

Oil Stove Fire at 21 Prince Street

A small blaze caused by an oil stove occurred Saturday evening at the residence of William C. McAloon, 21 Prince Street. Firemen arrived quickly after an alarm from Box 14 at Wickham Avenue and Prince Street, containing the flames before they spread.

Willian

DIES A FEW DAYS AFTER MER BROTHER Nethurgh

Mrs Redscer Goodman died early Saturday morning after a several days illness. She suffered a stroke at her bedside as her husband Louis Goodman remained with her. In Port Jervis a separate incident reports Mrs Bowman, a Morgad, injured in a motorcycle crash, thrown from the vehicle and taken to hospital with cuts and bruises.

Redscer Goodman Isaac Gotlieb Dyke Brower Louis Goodman Port Jervis Dune Bowman Morgad

Germans Must Sign by June 25 in Allied Terms

Paris reports Allied terms to Germany demand a clear refusal of German counter proposals. An early Friday handover to Count von Brackdorff-Ranzain will mark the decision. Germany must accept or refuse the Allied conditions by June 25. The Austrian issue remains tied to Adriatic claims and Italy.

Rantzau Associated Press Paris Italy Corneil Wour St. Germain Orlando Colonel House Austria M. Clemenceau Dr. Renner Renner Echo de Paris Count von Brackdorff-Ranizan Germany

Rhine Republic Proclaimed in Paris Air

Report from Paris notes the proclamation of a Rhine republic action amid wartime press coverage. Details remain sparse as the document cites ongoing diplomatic maneuvers and regional reaction.

Rhine Paris Tung Coblenz

Common Experiences Unite Allied Nations Memorial Service

At the First Presbyterian Church a memorial service reflects on memory’s role in shaping personality, unity, and institutions. Rev. Dr. Kirkwood notes memory of shared wartime experiences binds individuals, the state, church, and fosters a League of Nations.

First Presbyterian Church Kirkwood League of Nations

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