Fire Wrecks Tuthill Drug Store On James Street
Fire swept the second floor apartment at 21 James Street and damaged the Tuthill drug store on the main floor. Eva Healey’s family lived above, and rapid fire suppression saved the building. cause not determined, units battled flames from 4:15 to 5:45 PM with extensive water damage to stock and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva. Heatley
James Street
City Fire Department
James and Henry Streets
Healey
M. A. Horton
Harry Wealey
Heatey
Excelsiors
Ghbler Higham
Stratton
Exelon
Gray
Aloe
King Street
Waatkin
King and Cames
Birecie
van Det Dean
Ehemeria Cannes
Henry Pirect
Inham
Ny Quarter
Teale
Tathill
France
Pegies
Omeri
Fire at James and Kinz Streets Causes Heavy Loss
A February blaze on James and Kinz streets damaged a house and adjoining business property. Firemen struggled to control the crowd of several hundred as valuables including two pocketbooks and clothing were recovered from the ruins. Estimated losses include about $300 in items owned by Mrs. Mig Henley, around $1,900 for Mr. Tothill, and $1,500 for the building owned by Leo Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Dean
James and
Kinz
McConch
Henley
Harry
Russell
Mr. Tothill
Jng
Leo Barnett
Abide J. Hayward
Tila
Tuthits
Abbie J. Rayward
M. B Harton
Archibald Saylor
Inu
Hearing Monday In Assault Case Before Recorder Starr
Wrath Nelson faced a second degree assault charge after a tense incident with James McNealey at Memnon Brothers factory premises on April 26. McNealey’s condition remained uncertain as testimony described a physical confrontation and an alleged attempt to strike. Witnesses, including McNealey’s son James and factory employees, outlined the events, with Nelson admitting a blow was struck in self defense. Medical staff and Dr M A Stivers treated McNealey, and attorney Percy B R Buttenheim represented Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNealey
McNeeley
Acannetto Ue
Montgomery Man Injured Hand In Industrial Accident
A Montgomery man sustained a hand injury while working in a canning and sealing department. An assistant was present as the injury occurred during machine operation. The incident involved Willa Ciatter 4 Fong and George S. Avers. Recovery prospects are described as hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Toa Na Nea
Sealen Mia
Willa Ciatter
Morday
Willan Meith
Goorte S
Funeral of Miss Davidge Is Held
Funeral services for Miss Davidge were conducted at her home with private interment in a local cemetery. Attendees included Mrs Virtres Dinseige, Miss Giffag1 Toure, See Spaises, and Mrs Mer Rasdanas of Rnehamten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Davidge
Wasa
Florence
Conte Jgee Ware
Roeet
PiTtekle
Mpani
Spaides
Senator Addan Crastera At Cranford Purnia Exhibit
At a furniture exhibition Senator Addan Crastera of Cranford Purnia Co mootings discusses towns like James town New York as a major manufacturing hub. James roan is nicknamed the Grand Rapids of the East with 78 farming facilities noted in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addan Crastera
Cranford Purnia Co
Jamestown
James Roan
Grand Rapids
Dies on Visit to Her Daughter in Ilennville
Mrs Lucy Bannan widow of Charley Easman died during a visit to her daughter Mrs Bila Wurtman on Cooler street Ilennville aged seventy seven years She was born at Woalbourne married to Charles Bagman of Lacie Awack and lived there until Mr Kastaan death After winter in Newburgh she came to Ilennville to visit her daughter Mrs Furmian Survived by three sons Elwood and George Kaaman of Newburgh Peter I Was man of Lackawael and one daughter The funeral was held at the daughter’s home with Rev Mr Reiple of Naamnoch Reformed Church officiating Interment in Fantine- cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnenville
Lucy
Bannan
Charley Easman
Bila Wurtman
Ave. Easman
James Ualre
Woalbourne
Charles Bagman
Lacieawack
Kastaan
Newburgh
Eilenville
Furmian
Elwood
George Kaaman
Peter I Wasman
Lackawael
Ia Edmin
Kev
Mr. Reiple
Naamnoch Reformed Church
Fantine- 1i
Real Estate Transfers From Wickham Avenue Sale
Miss Sadie Woodhine sold 94 Wickham avenue to Clarence TD Ghee who will take possession after June 1. Ghee currently resides at 4 West Main Street. The sale was arranged through the agencies IF5 and LL8 Conkling Emeret Miklea of Udaety sold 4 Renttle avenue to Daniel Blackman for a home. The transaction was handled by the AL Honsencl agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Wood Hine
Wickham Avenue
Clarence TD. Ghee
Ghee
Wast Main Street
Conkling
Emeret Miklea
Udaety
Renttle Avenue
Daniel Blackman
Suto
AL Honsencl
Common Council Monday Evening Business and Actions
The council met at 6 18 pm with President Herres present. Aldermen approved water main extension of 160 feet for a cement works on Preston Street, received petitions protesting a Rudolph Packhiser nearby dye works, and referred to Health Board. April finances showed 19927 02 balance. police report filed. fire company meetings reviewed. weights and measures tests mostly correct. Ridee Street ordered repaired under Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herres
Mewu
Common Council
Hovsta
Sosslon
M. J. Clear
Preston Sleet
Alderman Cox
Commissioner of Public Works
C.a. Schupp
Edgar 8. McVey
S. A. ‘Trey
Waller M. Dennison
Walteer M. Dennison
Fitzgerald
Mary J. Pilzgerald
J. Fitzgerald
Rudolph Packhiser
Muldowwn Dye Works
Alderman Holly
Slighwin
Compani
Alderman Cole
Ogden
Funnell
Ridee Street
Brotherhood buys Victory Loan Bond in pledge drive
The Brotherhood of Railway Car Men Local 1222 reports purchase of a Victory Loan bond. The lodge meets on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings each month for regular sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmen
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Jack Dempsey a Likeable Chap in Early Life Portrayal
The piece sketches Jack Dempsey as a personable, well-dressed man with modest education and no elite background. It notes he was football minded before boxing, preferring football to earn a living yet finding money in boxing once he pursued it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempeer
Dolah
Willard Joly
Jack
Road Oil Hose and Coal Purchases Approved by Board
May meeting of the Board of Estimate approved the road roller purchase from Wawayanda for 1200 dollars and awarded contracts for 600 feet of fire hose at 1.25 per foot to Fabrice Fire Hose Co of New York City, 28 000 gallons of road oil at 66 cents per gallon from Standard Oil, coal from Williams and Peters for the filter plant, and continued local purchases for larger fuel. The Commissioner of Charities report was approved and Frank P Cox was reinstated as Deputy Commissioner of Public Works. a check protector was ordered for the City Treasurer office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Wawayanda
Fabrice Fire Hose Company
New York City
Times- Press
Standard Oil Company
Commissioner of Charities
Frank P. Cox
John A. Korsehen
Middletown grants Sunday baseball after 2 pm
The eight member Common Council approved Sunday baseball after 2 oclock, with admission optional, amid visits by labor leaders urging cooperation to curb rough play. The decision followed a labor delegation petition supporting baseball and moving pictures, while moving pictures received no final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Alderman Funnel
Alderman Amey
Central Labor Body
W. J. Bedford
Max Grasheim
Bedford
Moving Pictures
Herres
Mr. Grasheim
Reception and Banquet for the Soldiers May 29
Middletown prepares a reception and banquet for returning soldiers and sailors on May 29. Banquet served at 6 o clock followed by a public reception at the Armory with Mayor Cox delivering the welcome address. Attendees included Mayor Cox and committee members Leo Barrett George K. Marks Peter H. Mitchell and Willip Secholzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
General Committee
Lek
Mayor Cox
Hell
Armory
Leo Barett
George K. Marks
Peter H. Mitchell
Willip Secholzer
Artist E L Henry Funeral at Ellenville Church
Ellenville May 13 The funeral of Artist E L Henry was held at Ellensville Reformed Church Monday at 10 o clock conducted by Rev W S Maines who paid tribute to the memory of the late artist Floral offerings were unusually beautiful Relatives and friends were in attendance from Johnstown and nearby areas After services the funeral party traveled to the Nowntown cemetery for interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
E. L. Henry
Ellensille Reformed Church
W.S. Maines
Johustown
Dwhnstown
Local Doctors Attend Alumni Dinner in New York
The Alumni Association of Believal Hospital in New York announces an alumni dinner with doctors including Dr. Theo MMs Dr. Albert WL Preston Dr. D. B. Hardenberrh and Dr. Samcel Ww Mille. The report also notes the sale of the Orvin Rice boarding house in Rock Hill to Mr. Butler of New York and the Rice family relocating to Coltaze near Fowlsood Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Believal Hospital Alumni Association
New York
Cits
Fae
Samcel
Mille
Millinson
Iden
Genesta
Mills
Orvin Rice Samme
Rock Hill
Mr. Butler
New York City
Rice
Coltaze
Fowlsood Laks
Awful Things Are Being Done In the Near East
A Near East relief appeal notes the Armenian and Syrian relief committee reports massive refugee pressures in the Caucasus. Dr J H T Main describes Erivan swelling from 30,000 to about 100,000 within the region and mentions famine driven acts, including child mortality and cannibalism, as part of a mounting tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
American Committee For Belief In
A. Dodge
J. H. T. Main
Main
Caucasus
Erivan
Armenian Républic
Officers Elected By C E of First Congregational
In a Monday evening meeting at the First Congregational Church the Christ in Endeavor Society elected officers for the regular monthly business session and semiannual term. New posts include Everett Berrian as President and M Genevieve Ochen as Vice President with William A Winans as Recording Secretary and William E Winans as Corresponding Secretary. John W Post becomes Treasurer and Lucy Neuburger chairs Lookout with Harriett Tidd for weekly prayers and Hazel Peck for Social meetings. Pearl Corwin is Missionary and Florence Boyd leads Efficiency. Lillian Post is Junior with Gladge Swinton and Madge Robertson handling Music. Clinton A Keeler heads Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Christ In Endeavor Society
Everett Berrian
Genevieve Ochen
William A. Winans
Ming B. Reed
William £. Winans
John W. Post
Lucy Neuburger
Harriett Tidd
Hazel Peck
Pearl Corwin
Florence Boyd
Lillian Post
Flower
Gladge Swinton
Madge Robertson
Clinton A. Keeler
Former Senator F M Carpenter Dies at 85 in Mount Kisco
Francis M Carpenter eighty five of Mount Kisco died Monday due to age related causes. A lifelong public servant he served fifty years in politics including four year Senate term and two terms as Westchester County treasurer plus thirty years as Mount Kisco supervisor. He was on the State Board of Regents before his death and led Westchester and Bronx Title Company. A friend of Horace Greeley and Lincoln era Republican leader he was born on a Mount Kisco area farm and spent most of his life there. Funeral was held Thursday at 3 pm. He was a close ally of John R Taylor and shared a Senate bench with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Carpenter
Mount Kisco
Carpenter
Senate
Westchester County
State Board of Regents
Westchester and
Lincoln
New York City
John ©. R. Taylor
State Senate
Rector Smithers Confirms Large Class at St Pauls Church
Bishop Charlies S. Burch of New York confirms a class of 58 at St Pauls Poughkeepsie. Fifty seven percent were women and girls, with 11 men and boys. The crowded church and extra chairs marked a historic turnout. Rector F S Smithers Jr led the service. Marion Smith, niece of Roters Smith, was among the confirmands, the third generation confirmed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies S. Burch
Suiragen
New York
Poughkeepsie
St Paul's Church
Burch
New York City
Parsons
F. S. Smithers, Jr
Grace Church
City
St. Paul's
Marion Smith
C. Roters Smith
Two New Trains on O W Under New Timetable
The Ontario and Western lines issue a revised timetable with two additional trains effective Sunday March 2 on the Qataria and Western system. The summer schedule begins June 29 with increased express service and a new northbound No 79 at 8:50 am. Train No II is shortened to Middletown at 7:03 pm southbound, and No 7 northbound departs this city at 6:41 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qataria & Western
Vidafoe
Middletown
France 2
Scardile
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Tuthill
James and King Streets
Nelson
Ylondon
Marlon Morgan
Jack Dempsey
Jacek, Demrsey
Dermen
Organized Labor
Alderman Col
Elroy Giveany
Mr. Bedford
Stanton
Nantes
C. B. Society of the First Presbyterian Church
WLGT
Staton
Offord
Ab Fernman Funnel
Alderman Ames
Tennell
Wiotte
Uinw
C. E
First Congregational
F.M. Carpenter
Smithers
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