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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1919

Page

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Hirschberg's Statement Before the Orange County Supervisors

Goshen May 9 testimony from representatives of the Schindler National Detective Agency dominated a supervisors committee hearing on bills for detective services in Orange County. Former District Attorney Hirschberg described decisions to hire private investigators to enforce excise and election laws, asserting the agency’s reliability and detailing costs and operations through his term, including investigations in Goshen and Newburgh and calls for continued pursuit of election crimes.

Timen-Press Goshen Schindler National Detective Agency Orange County Schindler Agency William R. Wallace Circleville James A. Clark Middletown Charles 8. Harday Mount Hope John J. Toth Port Jur James D. Tweed Newburgh Hirschberg Oremier Warechberg Corm Schindler Ati Qty Averatlan Schindler Detectlv J. W. Gott Goll John A. Elwell Writess Newburg G. E. Jerry Selhielter Gott Forsehbers James D. Tweet Thys Chind Jer IL Win Hirschburg H Shaturmott Qart Julia CO Board of Supervisors Offae Jan Wars France Lerton Emran Orange White Cei Eiticer Cornwall Tha Latker Esa Haroparig Tha Ume Amenay Board of Supervinory Pietelet Adtornov Tde Agenes Snporvigor 5 Sid Schindler Anard Mirins Gosten Thal Dime Fae Bern Fesburgs Ewlen Lamont-Richardson St. Lima God Church Committee On Correction and Reformation Board of Supervises Hergrof J. A. Katlogg Wen Democratic Stay Committee Washinuxton K Gcene Caneral Washington Sivera Medenty Tong Oidenes Wan Oalet Cmyr Timies Winseh Detrich Dhs Tom Bowers Tireat Rand Supreme Court

Pretty Princess to Marry and Leave Her Job

The piece reports Princess Margaret of Sweden planning marriage to Prince Axel of Denmark. It notes she would resign as matron of a Brookholm nursery serving workingmen’s children and caring for babies. The fiancé is described as a naval lieutenant with wealth. The item hints at trimming royal duties for June wedding.

Margaret Sweden Axel Denmark Brookholm Tinghann Eprom

New Officers Installed for Cyprus Commandery No 67

Cyprus Commandery No 67 Knights Templar installed 1919 1929 officers in a Thursday evening conclave at the Masonic Temple. William L Dickerson, the new commander, previously led Wallkill Lodge and Midland Chapter roles. Officers listed include Archibald Hoping general, Harvey DeWitt captain general, Theodore Weller treasurer, Ikzac Taylor recorder, Percy Dawking senior warden, William Benedict junior warden, Charles Rodgers prelate, John Dusenberry standard bearer, John Little sword bearer, Orin Sprague warder, Clarence Ghee third guard, Oemer Gregory second guard, George Stnil first guard, George Wengenroth musical director, Harry Billings electrician, Jemuel Beyer armorer, and Charles Miller sentinel.

Cyprus Knights ‘Templar C. Chester Bogart Masonic Temple C. M. Quackenbush Order of the Temple T. Wesley Davey William L. Dickerson Wallkill Lodge Werden William F. Benedict Charles W. Rodgers John WF. Dusenberry John D. Little Orin N. Sprague Clarence L. Ghee Oemer M Gregory George C- Stnil George R Wengenroth Herry F. Billings Armorer Jemuel G. Beyer Sentinel Charles EB. Miller Charles 3. Quackenbush Willam AL. Dickerson Tristeee Maurice C. Ashley Charles WH. Smith

Corporal Dickinson Heals After Wounding and Return

Corporal Clarence B. Dickinson of Company 1 107th Infantry division wounded September 2 by a rifle bullet through the right lung and now at Walter Reed Hospital Washington D C after May 1 operation writes he is doing well and will come over the top. He is son of Mrs John Morgan of this city. Sergeant William W Dickinson another son of Mrs Morgan of Company K 195th Infantry 27th Division discharged April 1 resumes his old job at the Tuxedo Police I foren, Nilfont Hotel Opens. The well known Hotel Fauchere at Nilfont Pa opened sutures.

Clarence B. Dickinson Co. 1 Inf Iti Div Ney St Walter Reid Hospital Washington, D. C John Morgan Wiliam WH. Dickinson Morgan Co. K I Foren

William Bull Dies After Illness at 88 in Hamptonburgh

William Bull, 88, of Stony Ford near Goshen, died Thursday after several weeks of illness. He was born July 25, 1820, in Hamptonburgh, son of Keturah Bull and William Bull Jr. A Princeton College graduate, he married Phoebe Bull in 1859 and left 18 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He served as town justice, helped establish the Stony Ford post office, and was a charter member of the Stony Ford Grange. Funeral services were held Sunday at his home, with interment in Hamptonburgh cemetery.

Goshen William Bull Stony Ford Keturah Bull Sarah Wells Orange County Ateherst Napanoch Sing Sing Princeton Coulege Jn Phoebe Bull Ebenezer Bull Jane Pearsall Old Stone House Hampton Buigo R. H. Stearns Hamptonburgh Cemetery

Welcome Forty Given Soldiers Welcome Forty Given Soldiers

A Baptist C. E. Society gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Nelson Miller in Fort Sill Oklahoma area hosts a double birthday event for Wilbur Miller on furlough and their pastor Rev Mr Hunter. The group presents birthday cakes and shares games and refreshments. Private Miller reenlisted for another year and returns to service.

Nelson Miller Wilbur The Baptist C. E. Society Spike Mr. Hunter Fort Sill Okla

Nestles Banquet Honors Unionville Plant Workers

The first annual Nestles Food Company banquet for Unionville plant employees was held at Grange Hall. Fifty three of the factory’s workers attended as entertainment was provided by New York entertainers and local groups. After the banquet a public dance followed into the early morning hours.

Nestles Food Company Unionville Grange Hall J. A A. Phillins Camp Fire Girls Uatoarine New York Ocasion Bradys Ehe Sim Maoraing

Death of Capt Conway Reported in Nyack

Reports state Captain Ambrose Consar, a twenty one year pilot on the ferry at Kothland, died at his home in Pevhskall of Watatipederosiy. The death occurred Wednesday in Nyack.

Conway Nyack Ambrose Consar Kothland Ins Pevhskall

Fish Culturist to Address Sportsmen Meeting

At the Sportsmen's Association monthly session in Albany the state Fish Culturist John W Titcomb will speak at the June 12 meeting. He is a leading Meh culture expert and will discuss stream stocking as part of the program while the group votes on name change and amendments. Membership has risen to 87, up 78 since the previous meeting.

John W. Titcomb Albany Titemab United States Eport

Wagon Wrecked By Automobile Near Montgomery

Thomas White and George Mann were driving from Maybrook when a high speed Maxwell struck their wagon on a Tuesday night, demolishing the wagon and injuring both men who were knocked to the ground. The driver fled the scene, no license number recorded.

Montgomery Thomas White George Mann Maybrook White Mr. Mann Maxwell

Governor Smith Promised Attendance at August Society Event

Rev Dr Andrew Schriver of Chester, president of the Orange County Agricultural Society, reported in Albany that Governor Alfred E. Smith assured his attendance at the society’s fall event on August 14, with no rain date.

Andrew Schriver Chester Orange County Agricultural Society Albany Alfred E. Smith

Needlecraft Club Enjoys Pleasant Afternoon Outing

The Needlecraft Club was entertained by Mrs. J. Remington at the Van Bremen farm in Bullville on Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served by the hostess and attendees spent a very enjoyable afternoon.

Needlecraft Club J. Remington van Bremen Farm Bullville

Unclear OCR fragment about a governor wedding defying objections

Fragments report a wedding involving a governor general of the Philippines and a young woman. Text mentions parental objections and a university affiliation but is garbled, with incomplete names and dates, making precise facts uncertain.

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