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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

5

Harness horses pace near 2:03 at Hudson River Track

About 120 horses in training at Hudson River Driving Park near Poughkeepsie show strong form in time trials. Oro Fino led at 2.03% while several others clock 2:15 to 2:19, with notable performances by Direct C Burnett Directum J and Jimmie Mack. New stables arrive. matches and workouts continue as owners and trainers push pace.

Poughkeepsie Hudson River Oro Fino Thomas W. Murphy Sam" Hastings Lexington Maid Mr. Murphy Direct C Burnett Directum J Ante Guy Wilkes Brewer Royal Mac Girl of the Fields Mariondale Jimmie Mack J. M. MaCready Electro Dillon Drum Beat Frank D. Phillips Mr. Phillips B. Worthy Wendell Booth T. W. Bassett Harrison N. Y Dr. Fink Newburgh Bertha McGuire Alma Forbes Peter Worth Bing Bang Justice A. H. F. Seeger Justice A. S. Tompkins Goshen Mr. Murray John A. Forbes L. A. Brusie Forbes Brusie Dr. Elmore Echo Direct Emma Magowan Mr. Dudley Billy” Leese Leese Edward P Hel Golden Frisco Mintmark Miss J. MC Beau Ideal Jr J. M. McCready Pittshurth Jimmy Mack Thomas W.marshy Dr. McCready Jen J Murphy

Was Out After Frog Hunters Local hunters press law interpretation

Walten June s it is said that Gaane Protector Weed of Walker Valley gathered a number of local frog hunters on Saturday choosing frogs. The law went off frogs on the first of January but this was Sunday and hunters were allowed to hunt on the preceding Saturday. Game Protector Weed had not posted this but local men reported they were correct in their interpretation and the hunters were allowed to proceed with hunting.

Walten Walker Valley Goshen Middletown-Montgomery Times-Press Board of Supervisors Bullwinkle Toth Port Jervis Orange Farm Pabe Viorna Water Works Company Charities Committee Fred Geen O Orange Farm I. M. Lawrence Middletown Soldiers’ Relief Aupply Lawrence Alte Ineier Tighe Martin Wewayanda James A. Clark

Senger Named District Deputy Grand Master in Masonic District

Herbert Senger, former supervisor of Deerpark, has been appointed District Deputy Grand Master for the local Masonic district. The appointment to the district leadership highlights Senger's service and standing within the lodge.

Herbert Senger Dee Ftown Deerpark

Barbers in Newburgh Consider Price Hikes

In Newburgh the barber trade weighs higher prices after a June meeting. A resolution urged rising charges for haircuts and shaves, with talk of a 39 cent cut and a 24 cent shave taking effect. The discussion reflects market pressure and local wage standards influencing barber services.

Barber Witca Mer Newbursher

Proclamation Honors Boy Scouts Role in World War Effort

President Wilson lauds the Boy Scouts for wartime service including Liberty Loan and War Savings drives, aid to Red Cross, dispatch work, and public information. He urges national support to expand Scouting as a durable civic force, proposing a Boy Scout Week from June 8 to 14.

Wilson Boy Scouts Boy Scouts of America Natron Liberty Loan Hed Cross Boy Scout Movement United States America Americr América Puaetira

Pine Bush Ladies Aid to Stage Play at Montgomery

Pine Bush Ladies Aid Society of Graham's Church will stage The Sewing Circle in Grange Hall Montgomery on Friday night June 13 for charity. The article notes local figures and events tied to the village, including memorial day observances and a piano recital coming later.

Pine Bush Ladies Aid To Give Play Montgomery Ladies’ Aid Society Graham's Church Our Pine Bush John J. Chambers New York City Har Nepnew Clinton Tiger Harris Belle Hanlon New York Wiliam S

Shoes Stolen at Harriman Found in River Case

A case of Endicott Johnson shoes stolen in Harriman last week was found in the river after locals, including Joseph Rake and Jay dace Bush, spotted a fresh carton containing twelve pairs near a bridge. Investigation underway as residents note repeated shoe thefts by local robbers.

Harriman Endicott, Johnson Mominico Cordisco Cura Joseph Rake Jaydace Bush Rake Arden Farms Dairy Company Justice C. H. Beams New York City William C. Raymond William Cregan

Little Talks On Thrift and Bolshevik Fears

An article urges thrift as a bulwark against Bolshevism amid rising unrest and propaganda. It warns that prosperity and home industry shield families from radical influence, urging prudence in purchases, self reliance, and community steadiness to protect the nation.

Community News Roundup From Har timan Area

Week long holiday updates from Har timan and nearby towns. Families like the Fowlers and Ketchums share visits to Ottevills Middletown and Creegan hill while Miss Sweeney, Irene Greene and OLeary relatives plan gatherings. Local council members decorate Highlands cemetery and Children s Day events are announced for early June at the M F Church.

W. J. Creegan J. D. Smith Dorothy Clark Elsie Huth Moser Golden New York Miss O'Leary the Highlands Florence A Sweeney Niagara Sweeney Erie Irene Greene

Dearden Elected New York State Elk President

Dr J E Dearden of Albany was elected president of the New York State Elks at the annual officers election on Monday. Unanimous choice followed the withdrawal of James S Bryan of Rochester as a candidate. The slate includes vice presidents William Hyland, James S Bryan, James J Halbert, Howard W Fauthier, treasurer Joseph Farrier, and secretary Auman W Fonte. Election and ritual demonstration by Onondaga lodge were the day's main events. 230 delegates attended.

Albany John DB. Dearden Indge New York City New York State Elks James St. Bryan Rochester Dearden Viks Dr Dearden Wiliam Ho Hyland Gloversville James S. Bryan James J. Halbert Staten Island Howard W. Fiuthier Oreonta Treauher Joseph Farrier Gnelda Auamon W. Fonte

Chauncey Tate Found Guilty In Street Assault Case

Chauncey Tate was found guilty by Recorder Starr after a trial held Monday evening for an alleged assault on Bert Bay near Fulton Street during Memorial Day activities. Sentence was suspended. Witnesses Arthur Hasbrouck John Stroing and Stanley Smith testified. Tate offered no witnesses. Bay described approaching a loud group where Tate was present and claimed Tate assaulted him. Tate denied striking Bay.

Starr Chauncey Tate Bert Bay Fulton Street Arthur Hasbrouck John Stroing Stanley Smith Tate Pay Bay Felton Street Avnemter

Case Argued in Appeals Court Albany June 3

In Albany on Monday the Court of Appeals heard arguments over the final settlement of the estate of John D Lyora acting as administrator. James G Harding and Kyle argued for the appeal from Sullivan County, seeking approval of the account and settlement of the estate.

Appeals Albany Court of Appeals John D Lyora James G Harding Anthur Kyle Ambu Sullivan

Captain Royce On Way Home From France

Mrs. W. B. Barece received a cablegram from Captain H. B. Royce stating he was en route home on the steamship Memelalia from St Nazaire, France. The message said the boat was expected to reach Yokahama in a few days.

W. B. Barece H. B. Royow St Nazaire France

Times Frees clanelfied as it do it.

A brief, unclear OCR fragment notes a time related event with unspecified details. The readable portion mentions a freed or clarified action around a clan or group, but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to establish a definite news item. Further text is needed for a solid headline and summary.

County Supervisors Debate Pheasants Funds and Stone Bets

Orange County board balks at spending on pheasants and eggs for distribution to residents, while debating soldier tombstone designs and a prison supply purchase policy. A water contract for Orange Farm draws approval, and officials discuss costs, designs, and procurement amid local tensions.

Orange County Express Began Service in 1867

Port Jervis reports the Erie Railroad timetable change on July 29 1867 introducing the Orange County Express to connect Port Jervis with New York. The train left Port Jervis at 6 30 a m, stopped between Port Jervis and Turners, 8 miles, and arrived in New York at 2 55 a m. Return service left New York at 4 2 0 a m and reached Port Jervis at 8 20 p m. Under a June 1 schedule the line, with a 52 year record on the New York Division, arrived Port Jervis at 7 15 p m, from Jersey City 4 35 p m.

Port Jervis Irving Righter Tri-State Union Orange County Erie Turners New York Pew Port Jerris Jersey City

Vassar Fetes Begin June 7 With Commencement June 10

Vassar College fetes are slated from Saturday June 7 to Tuesday June 10 ending with Commencement Day at 10 20 am. Events include Taylor Hall receptions June 7 a Mackar recital that evening a baccalaureate service Sunday morning an alumnac memorial service and organ recital later. Outdoor luncheon and Class Day exercises on June 9 followed by senior sophomores box air at 9 59 and a hoped strong attendance for the commencement.

Mackar Deanne D'Ato

Newburgh Votes For Sunday Baseball Meeting Sparks Clergy Protests

Newburgh council heard protests from local clergy during a Monday evening session. The council voted to defer action on a prior ordinance allowing Sunday baseball after hearing citizens and considering further study.

Times Press Newbuigh Newhatga

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