Milk Situation As Seen By the Milk Reporter
The May 1918 New York milk market shows 4,066,483 cans of milk, 133,140 of cream and condensed, an overall rise of 250,558 cans from 1917, with a daily average 8082 cans. Prices: $2.40 per 100 pounds for three percent grade B in the 151-100 mile zone, plus four cents for each extra percent butter. July price not yet announced. Piratical actions by the Country Milk Company disturb trade. officials deny its legitimacy. League-Milk Reporter notes conditions are otherwise satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mut Commission
Country Milk Company
League—Milk Reporter
Germans claim new night horror weapon
German reports describe a two pound device named Fledermaus or the bat, said to intensify night bombardments a hundredfold. The bomb weighs under two pounds, enabling a large number to be carried per flight. Instructions allegedly include using incendiary howls to draw crowds before swerving in a low pass to release the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwe Gellhand
Furst
Gurman Aviation Plese
Quality of Orange Co fair races recognized
The Orange County Fair racing program in August earned recognition from the National Trotting Association. A letter to Franke H. Phin from Horace P. Murphy, secretary of the association, notes nominations for early closing events and praises the meeting for potential cool weather. A track observer reported a two-year-old trotter completing a mile in 2 13 with a swift last half and quarter, though the owner did not claim first money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
National
Trotting Association
Franke H. Phin
Horace P. Murphy
Theatre Duilins
Syracuse
Vacinus
W. HH. Goucher
Ul Middletown
Fett
Wanted items and burials listed in National Casket Co notice
Fragmented classified style notice shows requests for a wheelbarrow plow and rice, plus funeral and burial services. Mentions National Casket Co offices in New York and various phone numbers and addresses, with scattered names and roles, all in a dated advertisement-like layout.
Weddings in Milonville and Olisville mark June unions
A pretty June wedding at the Wright home on Warren Street joined Miss Edith Wright to Maxwell Taylor of Olionville with Rev. Appley officiating. The couple, after a luncheon,Left for Kingston then a honeymoon unknown destination. Edith Wright, a Edenville graduate and teacher, is praised for charm and talent. Maxwell Taylor is a former O. & W. rail employee. In Olisville, Mide Allee Syer wed Clement Cuddeback at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Dale performing the ring ceremony and Barnon Myer, Civil War veteran, in attendance. Both couples receive broad good wishes from their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mind Viola Wright
Ross ‘Taylor
Poughkeeps
Kingston
Taylor
Edenvila High School
Oid
Ellenvile
Bho
Saylor
Holster
Cuddeback
Te Ride
Urital
Gertrude Voegelin
Simmering
Jersey City
Honry W. Moule
North Maple Avenue
William T. Wallace, Jr
Fot
New Canson
Conn
Wallace
Mary Ueyo
George W. Young
White Plains
Highand Millis
Suesus
George E. Wright
Fifty Are to Get Diplomas
Fifty graduates are listed for diploma awards with ceremonies featuring speaker Woodrow Wilson and several prize presentations. Notable honorees include Alice Stwart Roth and William Eager Winons. scholarships and orations are announced by Rev. O J Swift, Rev. B V Wight, and Rev. R Q Kirkwood. The program closes with a benediction by Ty VanDyke Wight and a minute of music by McWilliams Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asay
Woodrow Wilson
Alice Stwart Roth
America
William Eager Winons
Balzer
McWilliams
Ag Dijoman
A. J. Hopkins
Mret
John W. Slaugon
J. Swift
B. Vandyke Wight
R. QO. Kirkwood
Benediction
VanDyke Wight
Woman Hit With Hammer Near Garden Attack
Mrs Arnott was struck in her garden as Togurdus fled in a carriage. Neighbors and the Welsh brothers reported the incident, and Mrs Arnott was taken to the Emergency Hospital in serious condition. Police, led by Deputy Short, pursued the suspects toward Sussex, N J, with John Downy and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogardus
Ute Welsh Brothers
Dewhey
Boxfurdin
Sussex
N. J
Arnott
Uie
Memorial Window Unveiled at Webb Horton Church
A memorial window was unveiled Sunday at Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Webb Horton. Dr. Wight praised her philanthropy and devotion to church and city. The window depicts creation and redemption with Christ and the four and twenty elders, a rainbow of light across the center symbolizing God's covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Horton
Wight
Christ
Creaion
Pr. Wight
Cornwall Tire Concern Incorporated in Albany
The Iroquois Tire Company of Cornwall has just chartered by the Secretary of State to deal in automobile tires. Capital stock is $100,000, consisting of 10 shares of $10 each. The first-year directors are Daniel Hanton, Francia J Byrne of Cornwall, and DB Wentworth of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Duns
Iroquois Tire Company
Joe
Cornwall
Brite
Sharon
Daniel & Hanton
Francia
J. Byrne
Wentworth
New York City
Old Church Stands After Century Plus of Storms
The Ol School Capital Church in Binte HIM, erected over 120 years ago, has endured wind rain snow and hail. Its unusually tall steeple withstood storms that damaged nearby buildings in the county, sparing the church from greater destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binte
Ume
Gray's Inn and its famed historic ties in London
Gray's Inn area ties to Paul’s Cathedral estates and medieval property. It notes prominent alumni and historical figures linked to the inn, including Cromwell, Burghley, Monck, and the Bacons, with emphasis on the fame of Francis Bacon and the inn’s lasting legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray's Inn
Grasse
Wilton
Catons
SS Paul's Cathedral
Neell
Onxeulstone
Strates
London Chronicle
Tlow St
Ienathen
Thomas Cromwell
Ietadoe
Winabeth
George Monck
Amobomaria
Nicholas
Francis
Tan Gardens
New Hampton News Briefs and Social Notes
New Hampton items note Mrs Millie Hereninck of Unionville spent a week with her daughter Air. Mr and Mrs Eugene McArthur of Newark are visiting following the death of Mrs Frank Dru. A baby girl, Marion L born June 1 to Edward and Patricia, is welcomed. Mr and Mrs John Wooddis of New York visit Franklin. George Dennerieth is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pimplon
Mra
Wi S
Millie
Air
Fred Hereninoick
Union VM
Waa
Eugene McArthur
Newark
N. J
Prank Dru
Me Ilany Matoe
Mariotle L
Edward Gpeotesu
Pethia Aun Mos
Byank Minshull
Ad Min Dietown
John Wooddis
Now
Verhoy Ane Vietine
Hoeddds
Dramatic Sandh Contralie to Present Between Two Lives
June 24 report notes South Contrarie will stage a drama titled Between Two Lives in the parish house on Thursday evening July 1. Cast to be announced later. Timespress Want and Columns ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Needs of the Timen Treas Columns Adret Yscemame
Fragmentary note requests items and services, mentioning Timen Treas as the call sign. It appears as a brief column prompt or placeholder seeking purchases or assistance. No clear dates, places, or individuals beyond the repeated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Timen Treas
Adret Yscemame
Warning to Alien Women Registers by Chief McCoach
Chief McCoach issued a warning to German alien women to register with him before June 2 under the Department of Justice. Nearly 23 women must register locally. Sunday baptism at Grace Church for infant Brice Pately Dykes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dykes of Brooklyn. Picnic date and trip details changed for Sunday school at First Presbyterian Church. Frederick McDowell, relative of Sheriff, arrived overseas per mailed cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoach
Moeuing
Department of Justice
Grace Church
Charles Dykes
Brooklyn
FS. Smarthers, Jr
Minnie G. Slezold
Frank Labonde
First Presbyterian Church
Cuddebackville
Frederick McDowell
Harry McDowell
Sheriff McDowell
Newhurgh
Mr. McDowall
Livina
Jacksonville
Second Essay Prize Presentation Tonight
The commencement exercises will award a prize to a KAM TS vapay Prien for a 4 War Savings Stamp set valued at $3. The donation comes from the Clans of 1917.
One Thing More Brave Sidman At Chickamauga
A garbled Civil War vignette shows a bold figure urging a retreating brigade to hold a critical point. An officer responds that everything brave and pathed tren has done for their annuity, prompting Sidman to quip about still being alive.
Who Built Firat Auto Exhibit At Smithsonian Trial
A disputed claim over the Nir automobile in the United States cites Rinend Warner of Haynes Automobile Co in Keke ta as a claimant. The machine built in TRIGA reportedly ran at six to seven miles per hour during a successful trial on July 4 1894 at a Smithsonian Institution exhibition in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyst
Nir
United States
Rinend Warner
Haynes Automobile Company
Keke‘ta
Triga
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Governor Whitman to Speak at Blooming Grove Memorial
Governor Charles Whitman will visit Blooming Grove on June 29 to dedicate a memorial window in the Congregational Church. A Washingtonville- area committee plans a parade and services with local officials and organizations providing escort and support, including the Home Defense leagues and Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blooming Grove
Jue
Gov. Charles & Whitman
Congregational Church
Gov. Whitman
Fi. V. ‘Hoppin
James
A.D
Findlay
Joan Y. Gerow
Clarence Gerow
Charles Bowman
Witkin Seacord
Thos. Filton
A.C. Douglas
Bradner
Cameron
Whithan
Washingtonville
Cornwall
Chester
Inaaé Nichols
Wm. Smith
WM. Davidson
Red Cross
Lown
Fire Department
Daughters ’of the American Revolution
Gov. Charles
Whitman
Pine Bush Women Hear a Talk by Food Conservator
Pine Bush residents attended a June 21 meeting at Grange Trell where Mrs. Lillian Meeker, food conservation agent, spoke. Introduction by Mrs. A. Emily Whitten and Mrs. W. A. Burger highlighted demonstrations and thrift among local housewives. Nearby events included church sermons, a French orphans fundraiser, and social visits in the Pine Bush area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Buch
Ping Bush
Lillian Steeker
Grange Trell
Meeker
A. Emily Whitten
Crawford
William A. Burger
Pine Bush Grange
Mire. Meeker
Willard W. CT. U
Crary
James A. R. Pickson
Misa Margaret Ste
Newburgh
Social events in Montgomery unfold with dances and drives
Mrs Thomas H Coleman and Miss Grace Decker Colomeo visit Mrs Isabel Boyles on Union Street as Montgomery hosts a bar nd dance at Hutchison's Montgom Goshen road. A German alien registration deadline looms while fund drives raise money for Home Guard uniforms. James Raymond Burnett arrives from the U S Army as Brooklyn residents prepare to move to Boyd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Thomas H. Coleman
Spartan Re
Georgia Decker
Grace Decker Colomeo
James L. Hutchison
Montgom
Goshen
State Road
Home Guard
Atchison
Julius, Schmid
Beaver Dam
James Raymond Burnett
United States Army
Jones ‘R. Burnett
William Ghafer
Brooklyn
Boyd'street
Joseph
Silver
Brookyn
Jennie Lodge
Big celebration in Monticello
Monticello on July 4 promises one of the county’s greatest celebrations. Promoted by the American Red Cross, the day features a morning baseball game, foot races, and a county clambers event supervised by Wes Decker. About 1,500 meals planned, Monticello Driving Park hosts top horse racing, fireworks, and a village street dance with two brass bands. Proceeds benefit the local American Red Cross chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
American Red’ Cross
Sullivan
Wes” Decker
Middletown
Evveryone
American Red SB
Westtown Notes on Garage Sale and Local News
June 25 Westtown reports a Grabam and Aldrich garage offered to Indies for a Saturday after termoon sale with hopes of large turnout. Mr and Mrs M E Lee return from New Paltz visit. T Hulse joined them. War Savings campaign runs this week with goal to surpass prior Liberty Bond support. Mrs Belle Gardner with sons attend Presbyterian church renewing acquaintances. Syth, a portrait artist, based at Waldorf Astoria NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
Belle Gardner
Smith
Ita
Presbyterian Thare
Sytth
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bom
Quality OF Orange CO
Gitaway
Calgo Unree
Viewed Condition
State
Charles Walling
Slate Jilse
Wi Weksmith
Mar Salee
Surrey
James Wildermuth
Alexyandes Heruitt
the National Casket Company
East
Murray
Ee Tre Rockafellow Burial Co
North St
Midgienna
Reilly
Ambalmer-Partor
Malo St
Baliroesg Ave
Loog Die Lance
Aftica
Ziad
Gram’ Mercy
White
Aperal
Age Compatrer
Pep’ Lors
Breach
Orlevna
N.Y
Teverhons
National Cunker Co
Mar
Cornwall Tire Concern Incorporated
Inns OF Court
Gray's
New Hampton
George Dennerieth
Watch
the Timespreas
Ghief McCoach
Transportation Committee
Nichols
Walter. Hookey
Roswell ‘Shons
Citizens’ Committee
A. C. Douglas E.r.emerson
Tuthit
Charles
Tuthill
Thomas. Fulton
Joseph Gerow
Wilidu Seacord
C. EL. Breed
G- D. Bond
J. B Lunney
R. Shons
W. E. Reed
M. Wah-Duzer
Jh. J. MecLaughlin
Walter Owen
A. Owen
George Hallock
Jesse Hulse
M.C. Sears
B.C. Sears
J. B. Howell
Joseph Howell
J. A.D
Peter Longlaw
Joseph Kennedy
Juluus Gaugue
J.B. Seaman
J. D.garrison
Fred Tuthill
William Leonard
GC. Gerow
Frank Strong
M C Tuthill
J. J. Genthner
C.H. Gerow
C. D. Bowman
Advertising Committee
Wilkin Seacord
C. H. Gerow
Henry Brewster
J. K. Courter
Warret Gerow
H. 5. Brewster
I. KE. Courter
J. C. Gerow
W. N. Gerow
Finance Committee
Bradner Cameron
J. & D. & Findlay
Roswell Fhons
BE. Tuthill
Charles E. Bow Mian
Lillian Meeker
Grange Hall
Westtown
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