Middletown to Celebrate Fourth of July With Parade and Festivities
The city’s July 4 observance plans a 2 to 3 pm parade with veterans and many organizations invited. Post-parade athletic events, band concerts, dancing on King and Cantry Streets, and a fireworks display are scheduled, with committees led by Lawes Robertson and Chief Higham coordinating entertainment, advertising, and decorations. The event aims to conclude with a 5 pm automobile parade and evening fireworks, pending venue finalization.
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Cox
Common Council
Middletown
John A. Korschen
Jacob S. Ballman
E. Madden
Hagar Field
Lawes Robertson
Higham
Msic
Orientat Iire
Brum and Baeke Corps
Lew Ulmypton Farms
Dugham
William &. Cross
Thrall
Academy Avenue Park
Joseph Morreale
King and Cantry
A. M. Ambler
James Tuthill
Charles Wolff
Urerea
Mayor Cox
Jacob 3
Bellman
John A Karsehen
J, Madden Jrecker
Morris J. Wolf
James M Ball
Chiet
Charles Wigimim
Peter TI
Mitchell
Thomas Te
Mahon
James * Tuthill
Holly
Wikson Becheléer
Iran
A. Gardner
Leo Burnett
J. Th McCouch
Whi Tian Funnel
George
Bowers
Eorge EB
Marks
Ira VanFleet
D. D Vall
Middletown Chamber Plans Industrial Growth Push
Members of the Middletown Chamber of Commerce, led by Gate T. Townsend, Fred S. Rogers, and Floyd W. Morgan, discuss industrial development and plans. A committee from the Chamber and Bike Club on Sout Street reports progress and outlines a potential detailed program. The group addresses attracting industries, reducing BPO positions, and coordinating future actions to foster local growth.
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Muldletown
Anid
Middletown
Tate Boheme
Maddletown
Chamber of Commerce
Brodusuranen
Meeting Notes On Freight Billing And Labor Representation
A draft outlines roles for a traffic expert to manage freight bills for merchants and for a clerk to handle claims and consignments. The meeting Monday night included participants such as President Chas Buck Floyd W Morgans L Stern Lo Purdy BT Hanford Garrett Townsend Fred S Rogers Stanlay Millsuemigh John Bright and others from the Central Labor body Alderman George W Cole and Ci C Phelaen attended.
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Freigit
Wold
Sbertaos
Chas, Buck
Floyd W. Morgans
L. Stern
Lo. Purdy
BT. Hanford
Garrett Townsend
Fred 8. Rogers
Stanlay Millsuemigh
John Bright
Orargo RR
Meola Case Decision Delays Trial In Supreme Court
Justice Lompkdas overruled one demurrer and sustained five others in the Meola case filed in Wilberty. The proceedings concern charges of perjury and a canonical misdealing with a lawyer from Goshen, and the fate of the indictments hinges on rulings to be reviewed by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court at Bevoldyn. The outcome will determine whether Meola proceeds to trial in Gouvern on the contemplated charges.
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Justiee Artie S. Lompkdas
AL Meola
Uilberty
Chargins
Tomplius
Meola
Supreme Court
Gounen
Tompons
Chambers
Bevoldyn
da Baned
Thia Mutetsuet
Lewin
Goshen
Plant Experts In This City in Odd Brief Notice
A garbled notice from a local newspaper mentions plant experts in the city and a birth announcement. It references individuals like Mr and Mrs Rasmant Conlin with a birth in a family line, and hints at an advertisement on the classified page. The text lists agencies and departments and appears as a fragmented editorial or notice segment.
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Rasmant Conlin
Re. Fawn
Uncle Sam eyeing camps for women health training
Julius Kahn introduces a House bill to grant land and camp equipment to the United States Training Corps for Women. Camps will be in the west central and eastern states under medical supervision, offering inexpensive vacations with drill, posture training, and deep breathing to boost health, mental clarity, and moral discipline. The program, backed by President Wilson and officials, situates near Chicago for applications at 624 Michigan Boulevard.
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Julius Kahn
Committee On
United States
Training Corps
Ashington
United States Training Corps For Women
Susanna Cocroft
Chicago
Uncle Jam's
Women War Workers
Wilson
Army
Navy
Cary T. Grayson
Kahn
Blue
United States Public Health Service
Michigan Boulevard
Service At State Hospital Led By Rev F P Hunter
Rev F P Hunter conducted a Sunday service at the State Hospital Chapel. The sermon focused on the Keys of the Kingdom as prayer, proclamation, personality, and service passion. Staff and visitors attended with musical interludes and remarks. several staff changes and visits noted amid hospital activities.
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F. P. Hunter
State Hospital
Hunter
Biate Hospital Chapel
Hla
Jesus
Peter T
Witile
First Baptist Chelr
Cornelian Willis
Decision for Bullville Milk Association in breach suit
Judge Seeger rules that a 1916 milk delivery contract between Bullville Milk Producers Association and Frank C. Armstrong is valid and enforceable. The suit seeks $350 liquidated damages for failing to deliver milk from 35 cows, with the court granting judgment on the pleadings and awarding $10 costs and leave for Armstrong to answer within twenty days.
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Judge Seeger
Bullville Milk Producers Association, Inc
Frank C. Armstrong
Co-operative Creamery
Bullville Milk Producers Association
Bullville
Armstrong
Ballville Company
Bullville Association
Frank H. Finn
Seeger
Plain of Corporation
LWO
Dahm Va O'Connell
Supreme Court
Lewis County
Justice Emerson
Casiotli
Mike Cherse
Ageinst Schantz
Bar
Emerson
Plains
Gefensant
Oakes & Men
Bullville Company
Weetty F. Gast
Fic -Armstrong
New York in the Hall of States Wounded Soldiers Aid Effort
Wounded upstate New York soldiers in debarkation hospitals receive aid from New York volunteers at Wall of Memory stations. Maria relations, led by Mrs Gerard Tacker of a New York grocery firm, organize letter writing and care packages. Women from Canarsie to upstate towns gather to support needs, write to the hospital, and help comfort the wounded, while hospitality committees coordinate efforts across forty localities.
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New York
New Yor
Herma
Tang
Binlew
Ailier Rinlen
Jane
Outeide
Gerard Tancker
Rociery
New York State
Bor Alies
T. Mannitg
Wall of
States
Canarsie
Teachers Wage Schedule Fixed in Newburgh
The Times Press reports a fixed salary schedule for teachers under the new state law. The plan sets minimum wages at 84 per week for certain positions, rising to around 92,900 annually for top earners, with the lowest pay about 40 dollars weekly. The schedule aims to cap salaries and end at approximately 1,040 monthly for the highest grades.
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Viet Unser
Tlite Taduetey
L. Due
Tyr Ad Dearr
Articus
Hoteos
Uttar
Ieema
Orange County
UMC
Florida
Times
Newburgh
Local Boy Herbert Blake Drowns In Susquehanna River
Herbert L. Blake seventeen, an attendant at Binghamton State Hospital, drowned in the Susquehanna River after a canoe accident. Elmer Buchmann reported the overturned craft. Welton and hospital officials confirmed the death. Survived by mother, six brothers, and two sisters. funeral held in Oneonta with burial at Woodland Cemetery, Delhi.
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Herbert L. Blake
Tines-Press
Binghamton State Hospital
Susquehanna River
Herbert
Elmer Buchmann
Welton
Blake
Charles S. Wagner
Herbert Blaka
Robert
Wallace
T. C. Watrous
Middletown
France
Fort Ontario
Young Blake
Percy
Oneonta
George
Walter
Galen Hill
N. J
Richard
Hancock
Kathryn van Alstyne
Brooklyn
Ralph Booth
Woodland Cemetery
Deli
Shoes Stolen in Transit Plague Local Merchants
Caleb Birch & Son report a shipment of shoes valued at 8.50 per pair stolen in transit from New York to Walden. Five pairs disappeared after container tampering noted by the shop, highlighting widespread freight thefts and delayed recoveries, blamed on lax controls.
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Walden
Caleb Birch & Son
New York
Newburgh
Merchange
Westtown Man Wins Free Lot in Local Realty Sale
Austin Anderson of Westtown won Lot No. 332 with ticket 126 in a Saturday sale of Jots on Dotson Avenue by Potter Realty Company. The 0 year old prize recipient was pleased but not ready to build. Treasurer R F L Van Sickle reported four more lots sold Tuesday and praised Times-Press advertising for strong results.
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Potter Realty Company
Dotson Avenue
Austin Anderson
Westtown
Anderson
R. FL. van Sickle
Jets
Times-Press
Reception for Two Soldiers Thompson Ridge
A reception was held at Thompson Ridge on June 17 in honor of Arthur Rumpf and Horton Coman. Priain Coman reenlisted for five years. Hear Carmen had an accident on the Montgomery road injuring his bicycle. Friends of Miss Gertrade Gardineer note her improving health daily.
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Thompson Ridge
Arthur Rumpf
Horton Coman
Sears Swine
Priain Coman
Hear
Carmen
Montgomery Wead
Misa Gertrade Gardineer
Burgh Auto Club Adds New Members
June 13 report from Newburgh notes the Burgh Auto Club welcomes several new members after a meeting. Members discussed upcoming events and club plans for the summer season.
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BURGH
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