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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1916

Page

2

Tax Commissioner's Warning on Orange County Valuations

Newburgh May 19 State Tax Commissioner Ralph W. Thomas urged Orange County assessors to raise assessed values citing 156 sales in Newburgh showing 558 400 at risk and 260 725 assessed He warned of court action if figures are not raised and advocated full value assessments to achieve equity among districts.

Orange County W .i B. Stanbaugh State Commissioners of Taxes Port Jervis Middletown Newburgh Blooming Grove CRO Ohert Cornwall Vane Crawford Greenville Ieewnte Hawptonburgh Tee Neon Ee Tre Ae Highlands Millisink Eter Monroe Montgomery Mount Hope Newburgh Town Oeret New Windsor Tuxedo Wallkill Tee Warwick Cheater Cornwall-on-Hudson Goshen Highland Falls Monroe Montgomery Unionville Washingtonville Ralph W. Thomas Chester Thomas Supreme Court State Board of Equalisation Dutchess County Poughkeepsie Duffy Idea Woodbury Board of Asses New York State County of Orange State Tax Commission

Fishermen Return From Spy Lake Trip With Rainbow Trout

William Seeholser George Dorrance Dr Wilson Arthur Rastford and W C Smith president of Luckey Platt Dry Goods Poughkeepsie returned Thursday morning from Spy Lake Hamilton Co where they went by auto on Sunday for fishing. Although fishing wasn't good they caught several fine rainbow trout and enjoyed the trip.

William Seeholser George Dorrance Dr. Wilson Arthur Rastford W. C. Smith Luckey-Platt Dry Goods Poughkeepsie Spy Lake Hamilton Co

Borden Plant Adds Dry Milk Line to Boost Local Jobs

Borden Condensed Milk Co expands at its plant in the city by installing equipment for dry or crystal milk. The project, begun weeks ago, aims to boost output and employment, with cream separated and shipped elsewhere. Milk chocolate production has grown, and the new machinery is expected to substantially increase the factory workforce, benefiting the local manufacturing sector.

Borden Condensed Milk Company Jersey City Prorésa Borden Company Borden

Dr Cleveland to Leave City for Roosevelt Hospital

Dr Cleveland resigns as resident physician at Thrall Hospital and will depart within a week to take a surgical post at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City. He will be succeeded by Dr Williams, who will leave Roosevelt Hospital. Cleveland has lived in Middletown since July and hails from Centreville Alabama. He is Vanderbilt educated and was a member of the Howoe Corpa Detachment First Iowa N GN.

H. Cleveland Thrall Hospital Roosevelt Hospital New York City Cleveland Williams Middletown Centreville Alabama Vanderbilt University Nashville Flrst Iantry N. GN

Mr Taylor Named Tax Case Referee

Supreme Court Justice Alden Chester appointed Hop. John C Ed Taylor as referee to hear evidence and decide six certiorari proceedings against the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company and the State Board of Tax Commissioners. The cases review railroad tax assessments in Poughkeepsie for the past ten years with hearings in Poughkeepsie and New York.

John C. Ed. Taylor New York Central & Nudion Oilroad State Board of Tax Commissioners New York Central Railroad Poughkeepsie Taylor Supreme Court Alden Chester Albany New York

Walden Lodge to Work Degree Here

The Walden lodge of Odd Fellows will on the night of June confer the first degree on a class for Middletown Lodge No. 112 IOOF The degree team of Walden lodge is reputed to be the most able in New York state. Following the degree work there will be an entertainment and refreshments will be served. Middletown lodge members conferred the Initiatory degree at their regular meeting last evening with a large attendance.

Walden Lodge of Odd Fellows Middletown Lodge Walden Lodge New York State Empire Aerie Order of the Jesse L. Shelton John Osborne State Aerie Rochester

Get Submarine Post Ensign Cuneen Transferred

Ensign F. J. Cuneen of Port Jervis moves from the U.S. Montana to the Lil submarine post. Transfer reflects reassignment within the fleet.

F. J. Cuneen Port Jervis U. S Montana Lil

Local bankers attend centenary and 20th annual Savings Banks meeting

At the Hotel Biltmore New York Middletown Savings Bank officials led by President George A Swayze attended the centenary celebration of the Savings Banks of the United States and the 20th annual Savings Banks Association meeting. Joseph A Lawson invited by Hon W J Bryan spoke after Bryan entered the room. About 600 bankers from eastern states attended. Officers elected include Henry A Schenck president J M Satterfield first vice president Samuel H Beach second vice president Martin Machtman third vice president Hollis H Sealore secretary Walter S Rowse treasurer L L treasurer declined reelection by James H Manning.

George A. Swayze H. B. Woodberge BE. Millen T. J. W. Slauson James H Smith Middletown Savings Bank Savings Banks of the United States Savings Banks Association of the State Hotel Biltmore New York Chas. Alexander Richmond Union College Joseph A. Lawson Albany Lawson W. J. Bryan Bryan Savings Banke Association Henry A. Schenck Bowery Savings Bank J. M. Satterfield American Savings Bank of Buffalo Samuel H. Beach Rome Savings Bank Martin Machtman Exchange Savings Bank of Albany Hollis H. Sealore Prudential Savings Bank of Brooklyn Walter 8. Rowse Union Savings Bank of

New York National Guardsmen to Camp as Entire Division

New York May 19 The New York National Guard will mobilize as an entire division next month for a state encampment at Vine Plaza Beekman starting July 9. The cost is 500000 funded by the state with a field hospital at the 47th Regiment Armory in Brooklyn. Aviation detachments are not included.

New York United States 47Th Regiment Brooklyn Tobyhanna

Steamship Armada Aids Austrian War Maneuvers

Paris reports that 150 steamships have gathered at the Hungarian port of Plume to transport troops munitions and supplies under Austro Hungarian fleet protection toward Durrages Albania. The Austrians reportedly plan a major assault on Aviona held by Italians.

Paris Plume Durrages Albania Innsbruck Aviona

Roosevelt in Ford Country

Detroit May 19 Theodore Roosevelt attacked Henry Ford's stance in plain terms while praising his character. He warned Ford supporters and pacifists that neutrality and appeasement would ruin the nation, urging readiness and strong defense against foreign threats.

Detroit Mich Theodore Roosevelt Henry Ford Mr. Ford Rooseveltt Ford Roosevelt Michigan Nebraska Pennsylvania Mr. Roosevelt

Movement Presses for Release of Artist Daughter Marion Blakelock

In Poughkeepsie on May 19 a movement by friends of Miss Marion Blakelock seeks her discharge from the Hadson River State Hospital. She was sent there April 18, 1915, by Judge Townsend of Greene county. Superintendent Pilgrim says release possible if she is properly cared for. J W Young of Chicago offers paintings to be sold for proceeds via a committee. County Judge Arnold favors her release.

Poughkeepsie Marion Blakelock Ralph Blakelock Middletown State Hospital Hadson River State Hospital Townsend Greene County Charles W. Pilgrim J. W. Young Chicago Miss Blakelock Arnold

Birdsell Action Settled Over Trainman's Death

Mrs Cornelia A Birdsell administratrix of Claude Birdsell’s estate of 373 North street filed a claim after his death as a trainman for Central New England Railroad near New Maven on January 4 1916. The settlement amount was not disclosed and was announced by Taylor Royce attorneys for the administratrix.

Cornelia A. Birdsell Claude Birdsell North Street Central New England Railroad Company New Maven Taylor & Royce

Dairymen's League Sets June 1 Directors Meeting

Albert Manning secretary of the Dairymen's League notes a meeting of directors on Thursday June 1 at 1 pm in the Agricultural Department Albany to discuss actions to improve the milk situation. Stockholders and dairymen urge constructive, county by county input at the session.

Albert Manning Dairymen's League Agricultural Department Albany

Settlement Made in Luckey Suit

The Erie Railroad settled a long contested injury suit brought by George H. Luckey of Port Jervis for injuries on September 10 1913 in the Erie yard there. Luckey claimed lack of clearance between cars caused his leg injury. the railroad argued he was negligent. After trials and appeals, a substantial settlement ended the case with representation by Renddich Gardner and Ivan A. Gardner for Luckey, and Watts Oakes Bright for the Erie.

Erie Railroad Company George H. Luckey Port Jervis Luckey Newburgh Mills Second Department Mr. Luckey Renddich & Gardner Ivan A. Gardner Erie Watts, Oakes & Bright

Walden Clothing Merchant Arrested on Petty Larceny Charge

Samuel Rozofsky, owner of Rozofsky Bros. in Walden, was arrested by Chief Bank on a warrant from Thomas Costello for petty larceny. Costello had been paid $25 by Stanley Mills with a check endorsed to his wife and later cashed by Rozofsky on May 6 after a stop payment was filed. Rozofsky claimed another man handed him the check but could not prove it and paid $25 plus $4 costs.

Walden Samuel Rozofsky Rozofsky Bros Middletown Rudolph Main Street Police Bank Thomas Costello Rotofsky Holbrow Costello Stanley Mills National Bank of Walden Mills Rozofsky

St Pauls Mission Society Meeting Highlights

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of St. Pauls M E Church met with Mrs L Masten on East Conkling Avenue. Mrs J B A Taylor led a brief business session as three new members were elected. A program by touristas returning from Japan featured Mrs W A Wilson Katharine Gregory Laura Korn Mrs Herbert Barber Mrs Campbell and Miss Indamora Benton.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul's M. BE. Church L. Masten East Conkling Avenue J. B. A. Taylor Japan W. A. Wilson Katherine Gregory Laura Korn Herbert Barber Campbell Indamora Benton T. R. Wallace Highland Elisabeth Madden Irma O'Neal

Mrs Judson Guests at Thimble Party at Pirot Church

Mrs Judson of Eau Claire Wisconsin was honored at a thimble party hosted Thursday by Circles 4 and 18 of the Pirot Presbyterian Church. A large attendance enjoyed a program of vocal items violin solos recitations and a humorous treat by Mrs Judson.

Pirot Presbyterian Church Lacy T. Judson Eau Claire Wis Judson Ira Demarest R. V. Ryerson F. H. Cosner William Cornelius W. P. McIntosh

Western Union Lays Underground Conduit on North Street

Western Union Telegraph Company workers began excavating on North street to install a 400 foot underground conduit from the office to Depot street. The project, to be finished in about a week, will allow removal of poles and wires and reduce storm damage. The North street office interior has been refitted, pleasing manager Ruth E. Daniels and local patrons.

Western Union Telegraph Company North Street Depot Street Western Union Ruth E. Daniels

Annual Institute Held by W C T U in Port Jervis

The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union held its annual institute at the Baptist Church in Port Jervis with a large delegate turnout. Speaker greetings, devotional exercises, and committee appointments followed a 1 45 pm start, with sessions continuing Thursday evening and today.

Port Jervis Institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Baptist Baptist Ladies’ Society Margaret Sloat Newburgh Emma B. Townshend J. C. Howell H Hopler Pine Bush G. B Careleville George Ayres H. Houston Montgomery M. B. Ray Goshen Mary E. Round Harriet W. Round Leptondale F. Arnott Viva Jones Ethel Roat J. William Taylor Walden Helen J. Andress New York E. Whitten K. W. Moule George W. Jamison H. McKinney B. Mould F. W. Houston C. Ostrum E. Kyte Bila K. Monroe L. Snyder F. Funnell Mary B. Brink Middletown Forte C. W. Griggs East Leptondale Irene Travis Helen Shaw Circleville F. Gearn M. E. Wolven Edward D. McCoy Warwick Fullerton Arnott Benard A. Round Warren L. Steeves James Bennet Alberti Highland Falla Grace Elston Mise Jones Houston Ay Montgomery Rutan Stephen St. John Rounds Wolven Snyder

Chair Presented to Local Lodge by Daughters of America

The Daughters of America presented Wallkill Council No 34 Jr O U A M with a donation covering the cost of a handsome Cothelliors chair for the lodge room in the new club house. Rev Stanard Dow Butler accepted the check from Mrs Adelaide Wheeler as about 260 gathered after the regular meeting. A social and dance followed in the banquet hall with refreshments served.

Wallkill Council Daughters of Justiceres Daughters of America Big Lodge Wallxill Council Adelaide Wheeler Stanard Dow Butler Hanquet Hall

Old Employee of Erie Road Taken

Passaic New Jersey May 19 William C Benjamin longtime Erie Railroad worker dies suddenly of heart disease at his home 47 Leonard Place Jersey City terminal where he served for a quarter century He is survived by his wife and one daughter

Passaic N. J William C. Benjamin Erie Railroad Leonard Place Jersey City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Thomas Madison County Martin Saxe Walter H. Knapp Canandaigua Thomas Comers Hamilton Orange County Offerals County Board of Equalization Bordens DR. Cleveland City MR. Taylor Savings Banks of Jubilee AERIE Mr. Shelton Eagles Avlona Ford Country Birdsell Action Dairymen’s League Luckey Suit Rosofsky ST. Paul’s Mission Society Meeting Orient Mrs. Judson Thimble Council Erie Road
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