Orange County Times Press Archives, May 13, 1919, p. 3

Meeting At Mount Hope School Socials And Local Notices

The Mount Hope community hosts a social at Mix and Charles Smiths home on Thursday with a promised supper and welcome. Officers elected include Trustee Henry Saker Clerk Ira Corwin and Collector Ketchem. A Sunday School delegation attended the 17th annual Ke County Sunday School Association convention at Webu Horton Memorial Church.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Mount Jundles Aid ‘Society Mix Charles Smith Henry Saker Ira Corwin Immet Ketchem Cassidy New York City Mountain View Avenue Winfeld Ketchom Paterson N. J Mildred Writer Florence Hayes St. Hope Sunday School Or Ke County Sunday School Association Webu Horton Memoral Church Eschiada Casuldy George W Clark A Juniul v, Md Florence Hayen Willam O'Brien Middletown Herbert Cutler Bride Air Cutler Bervites Aithy Ottéville Mariner Hess Naval Liam Atinan J. E. Ketchem Harry Beyer Strait Denton Harry Shoemaker Wesley Weller Alfred Kotchem Louise Winter J. Penney Wes Jay Smith Mes Colewan Goshon

Read with Free Trial

Mattera of Color Gray Faces Blues Challenge

Mattera of Color Gray contends with a string of setbacks as blues dominate in a difficult match. The event highlights the athlete's ongoing struggle to rebound and regain form.

Read with Free Trial

Funeral Services and Embalming Staff Directory

Listing shows REILLY Funeral Director and Licensed Vi vaimer Telephones Middistown 47 338. Dranch and fonered chaps 39S Lexington avenue New Yara Phong 5200 Plaza text notes embalquers porters and duty assistant.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Autoiobue Equiganent Reilly Vivaimer Middistown Lexington Avenue New Yaraany Phong

Read with Free Trial

Supervisors debate salaries and a dog law repeal

County leaders discuss pay raises for officials including C D Huckroth stenographer request from Newburgh and a broader review of compensation. A petition seeks repeal of the dog tax law with funds directed to towns. Budgets approved for Sheriff Jail accounts highways and Deerpark repairs and bridge work. A death resolution honors William J. Cook, third ward Newburgh.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Toth Port Jervis Clark Qvenge C. D. Huckroth Newburgh Poba Perry V. Moore Greenville Obalmoan Bullwinkle Bille Sherif Charrton Washingtonville Wallingtonville Deerpark Hawks Nest Still Warwick William J. Cook

Read with Free Trial

Middletown Drives Toward Large Loan and Quotas

The Middletown district pushes toward a loan near 1.5 million with local support totaling about 160000. Towns including Bloomingdale Howells Johnson Machanaton Gerreral Rin and Sootchtown New Hampton and Denton OUisville Riceelury State Hill Univarville Wartabory are near quotas while Bailville Girolaville Westtown await the final count before 30 o'clock Saturday night. The campaign drew broad participation from various workers and organizations as Middletown aims to meet its drive targets and expand city efforts.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Satan Bahn Evere Reed BBC Bonlen Combneed Mdeal Wrapping Machine Co Morgsog Wilcon Company Midgletown Clemson Diethers Adan Fur Mille Cigar Factory Middletown City Iron Gow Raturna Middletown Ueir Howells Johnon Machanatons Gerreral Rin Sootchtown New Uempton Denton Ousville Riceelury State Hill Univariile Wartabory Moraibie Bailille Girolaville Westtown Chamber of Commerce Marl Ibin Ferling

Read with Free Trial

Russell Sprague Buried With 1st American Heroes

The Stars and Stripes notes the White memorial shaft at Bartimont les Bauze mont in Lorraine honoring the first three American war dead. It lists Corporal Rascall W Sprague of Company C, 1st Engineers, as one of twelve graves at the America cemetery in France, with flowers and symbolic crosses marking the fallen.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Stars and Stripes France Boonle Lorraine Bartimont Les Bauzemont America Grossee Rance Christ Rascall W Sprague Conepany C 1St Engineers

Read with Free Trial

Cows Killed in Unknown Way Plague Newton Farm

A Newton area farmer, Frank Bownett, reports three cows killed in the same mysterious manner within a week. Post mortems by Dr. Whitfield Gray suggest foreign substances near the heart and galvanite in one carcass. Bownett suspects a deliberate act and seeks explanation.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Sussex N. J Frank Bownett Newton Mr Bownett Branett Fotal Whitfield Gray Coe

Read with Free Trial

Voyage News From The President Grant Arrival

A distorted report says Misa Welxy of A Orchant Rimot Peori heard her brother Peter Waten of 362 Ammini Mon Train Tilvision arrived in New York aboard the President Grant. The voyage was difficult with rough seas and a desolate crossing. He worked for L. Stem Company.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Misa Gopinale Peori Peter Waten Tilvision New York President Grant L. Stem Company

Read with Free Trial

Remains Brought Here for Funeral After Local Death

Miaiaide Boyer née Bodine died at her home 78 Ocean Avenue on Tuesday night. She was the wife of Omar C Doren. Interment is planned for Friday at Romelock Cemetery after services at the late home.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Miaiaide Boyer Bodine Omar C Doren Tesdat Ocean Avenue Romelock Tlaraday

Read with Free Trial

Thompson Farm At Montgomery Changes Hands

Thompson Farm in Montgomery sold by Harry B Pitts executor of Misa Hulse estate to Harvey D Van Kleeck of Hamptonburgh. The 83 acre property near the village is known as the W H N Yooupeen farm. A May 28 church supper is planned. Reverend Leiper and Thomas Fitzgerald noted. Local social events and visits listed.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

M. B Leonard M. Brown Brown Brothers New Hampshire Vermont Jia Thomas Fitzgerald Miltle Town Presbyterian Church Harry Cox New York Mary E. Cox Herbert F. Cox Kichard Bowler J. H. Wilder York Betunday John Disch John J. Wood Express John J. Chimbers George van Alst Misa Belle Hanlon William Hanlon

Read with Free Trial

School Officers Are Chosen in Wartsboro Dist

The May 5 school meeting elected Wesley Cul yer trustee Chauncey B. Newkirk collector Mereein Skinner treasurer Charles H. Newkirk clerk A committee will discuss installing inside toilets as part of the village tax levy. The village must pay 175.76 to the county treasurer by June 1 for upkeep of state road mileage inside village limits.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Wartsboro Wesley Culyer Chauncey B. Newkirk Mereein Skinner Charles H. Newkirk William Leigh Haven Clement B. Newkirk Pittsburg Wurtsboro Frank Griswald Stephen Wakeman Alvin Kuykendal Summaltville Sthiefermacher C. D. Drew St John van Benschoten Wikinson Summitville Airs Edward Ducker A. E. Kindberg L. L. Coddington Cragsmoor H. Berg Jorguson Sax Catskill James Red Charles Kniffin Roy Brown Sexton R. D Church Jengie Romer Orrin Rice Rock HI New York

Read with Free Trial

Liberty School Picks New Principal for Coming Year

The Liberty Board of Education elected M. T. Verring, former supervising principal of Lonevilla, N.Y., to head Liberty Public Schools next year. A resolution appropriating 17,500 dollars to support a road project was adopted earlier, required to pass again due to technicalities.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Board of Education, of Liberty M. T. Verring Lonevilla N.Y Liberty School Ponte Four Uberry

Read with Free Trial

Food Sale At George W. Smith Store On May 18

A local advertisement notes a food sale at George W. Smith’s store on Thursday morning May 18 at 7 o clock to benefit readers of the paper. Proceeds support community readers with over 206 daily visitors.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Jeanson George W. Smith Maton Marcch

Read with Free Trial

Pine Bush Over Top in Victory Loan Campaign

Pine Bush officials report the Victory Loan drive exceeded its $46,000 target for the Pine Bush area near the National Bank. The local committee H. Taylor John C Howell and L. J. Davie are praised for strong work. Thompson Ridge also exceeded its $10,000 allotment. In other news the Orange County W C T A announces its annual institute, with Mrs Hite A Boole hosting. A telegram from Hot Springs Ark reports George A McKinney suffered a slight stroke recently. Archie Rhinehart and wife plan a summer home here with electrical wiring and other preparations.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Pine Bush Pine Bush National Bank H. &. Taylor John C. Howell L. J. Davie Thompson Ridge Institute of the Orange County Foo Hite A. Boole W. C R. B. Harsha Taylor's Town Graham Benday Mr. Chambers George A. McKinney Hot Springs Ark Hot Springs Archie P. Rhinehart

Read with Free Trial

School Officers Re-elected At Greenville

At the Greenville school meeting Tuesday night officers were elected to succeed them as follows Trustee Geo. Boudant clerk William V. Walker collector Henry Simpson. Mrs. Reeve Seeley spent several days in Middletown. Shawangunk Grange No. 1018 P of HL will hold a Grange Hall dance on May 14 Fenner's orchestra will play invitees only. Mrs. Mary Ferguson had influenza at her Ridgebury home. Henry Simpson and wife occupy a new house nearing completion. Raymond Walker’s horse was badly cut using a disk barrow.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Greenville Geo. Boudant William V. Walker Henry Simpson Reeve Seeley Middletown Shawangunk Grange

Read with Free Trial

Rev Chedister Attends Presbyterian General Assembly

Unionville clergyman Rev Chedister leaves for St. Louis to attend the Presbyterian General Assembly. His pulpit will be supplied May 18 by Rev B E Smith and May 25 by Prof Klopp, both well known locally. Mrs James Howe visits Brooklyn relatives and Mrs Jesse Doty undergoes surgery in Roosevelt Hospital. Roy Elston, son of Mr and Mrs G H Elston, remains in France for an indefinite period in the M M C A service.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Chedister Unionville Hev St. Louis General Assembly The Presbyterian Church B. E. Smith Middletown Klopp James Howe Brooklyn Jesse Doty Roosevelt Hospital New York Roy Elston Airs G. H. Elston Sam France

Read with Free Trial

Village Gossip Buoys Residents with Visits and Illnesses

Mrs. Lewis Writer, Mrs. William Northrup ill at home this week. Mt Hope’s S Exomett Ketcham passes through town. Harriet Cuddeback visits Middletown friends. Mrs. Sayer hosts out of town guests. Miss Ethel Wilbur spends Sunday with her parents. Frances Hill’s granddaughter Gladys Hill and Texas fiancé visit. Rita Northrip-Glis oversees home affairs. George Wallace returns from Camp Dix after five years as a baker. Irena Tears visits city after nursing sister in law care.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Mra. Lewis iMrv William D. Northrup S. Exomett Ketcham Mt. Hope Harriet Cuddeback Middletown Herbert Sayer Bova General Hospital Ernest Moore Clune Matamoras Lana McGee Joel Northrup Ethel Wilbur Leslie Wilbur Frances Hill Gladys Texas Toxp Mies Ge Hill Jersey City Aifl Miss Hill Iya Rita Northrip-Glis Main Street Robert Palmer Howells Ernesus Keteham Sundar Wallace King O4sville Jersey Vortamouth Cing George Wallace Camp Dix Irena Tears

Read with Free Trial

Army discharge for Cole Johnson of the Aero Squadron

Washingtonville notes report Cole Johnson has been discharged from the army and is at home after arriving Saturday. Local events include a sermon by Rev. Herbert Wright at the M E Church and a Mother's Day observance with carnations for mothers. Major Haphsel A Ragan spoke to the Men's League.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Washingtonville Cole Johnson Aero Squadron Adu Herbert Wright Newburgh M. E Haphsel A Ragan M.E. Church C. E. Fitch Bighi and Mills M. Giles Russell Dusenherry New York N. Y

Read with Free Trial

Truckman Credits GOLDINE For Six Months Of Relief

John Doolittle of Middletown New York says he was weak tired and in pain for six months with rheumatism and kidney trouble until he took GOLDINE. Walter F Rhodes a former Fighting 155th New York Volunteer reports improved nerves and disappearance of headache after using GOLDINE. Dealers include McMonagle Rogers Middletown and Jones Drug Store Port Jervis with prices listed for liquid tablets and laxatives.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

John Doolittle Rodman Street Middletown N. Y McMonagle & Rogers Jones’ Drug Store Port Jervis

Read with Free Trial

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mount Hope A. Skinner Ida Keetshem Tice Kummitville, N. Y Aluay Mra Stivers Academy Avenue Zebulon Aabby Aniv M. A. Bulwers Munsirest Congrega Vonal Church Yale Moving Picture House Hiropodist Orchard St Niddletown Undertakers William T. Cornelius Koibalmer, Pan’ Jor Nori St Rockwaliow Burial Company Marguerite H. Hochafellow Oliver Rockafellow Treas Pounersl North St Masonic Temple Racers Place Yen Daptain EO Madden Teele Compan New York Guard Adjetant Hin Vienan Berker Peatter 5 Chester Camp Upton Burton Case Herbert Case Graycourt Murray Mr. O'Connell Lawrence’s Creamery Andrew Schriver Warry Frederick Susie Ball Wagla Valley Edna Brooks Monroe Standard Oil Company Inie Station Theo. F. Lawrence Pelham St. Paul's Guild Bull Goshen Russell Sprague Thompson Farm Montgomery Wartsboro Dist Andrew Crasbere Woodstock Mre Stanton Sibson Boston Sullivan County Johnson Rev. Chedister Presbyterian General Assembly Oterille Jasper Parselis Clichard Frank Northrup Frances Bil Green Orance N. 5 Knigits Columbus Frank Hull Misa Roth Anderson Abe Base Hospital Western Union Fallon Preman Louden Marty E Oden Aston Winter Haa Port. Jervis Hoard Middleton Ladies’ All Society of the Freesyiutes Caurch Truckman F. Leute Singer Goldine Brank Leutesogek Leonard Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company Crawford Furniture Co Crawford Building King Street Kaufman Warrenburg All Wool Union Sweet & Ort Detroit Special Carter’s Reis Williams Bros Balbriggar Excelsior and Osborn Firemen Tombison W. A. Hartin East Main Street

Read Page with Free Trial

Orange County Times Press in Middletown, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Articles on This Page

Meeting At Mount Hope School Socials And Local Notices

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Mattera of Color Gray Faces Blues Challenge

Funeral Services and Embalming Staff Directory

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Supervisors debate salaries and a dog law repeal

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Middletown Drives Toward Large Loan and Quotas

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Russell Sprague Buried With 1st American Heroes

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Cows Killed in Unknown Way Plague Newton Farm

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Voyage News From The President Grant Arrival

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Remains Brought Here for Funeral After Local Death

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Thompson Farm At Montgomery Changes Hands

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

School Officers Are Chosen in Wartsboro Dist

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Liberty School Picks New Principal for Coming Year

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Food Sale At George W. Smith Store On May 18

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Pine Bush Over Top in Victory Loan Campaign

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

School Officers Re-elected At Greenville

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Rev Chedister Attends Presbyterian General Assembly

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Village Gossip Buoys Residents with Visits and Illnesses

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Army discharge for Cole Johnson of the Aero Squadron

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Truckman Credits GOLDINE For Six Months Of Relief

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Also Mentioned on This Page

Search the Orange County Times Press Today with a Free Trial

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Orange County Times Press?

Browse Newspapers

By Location

By Date

By Publication