Verdict Is Given for Frank E Nash in Loan Case
Goshen May 22 jury in James A Howell v Frank E Nash returned a verdict for the defendant after a brief trial in Supreme Court before Justice Tompkins and a jury. The plaintiff once led Howell Condensed Milk and Cream Co and Howell Brothers Co, seeking $500 loaned years ago. Nash testified he repaid milk payments via checks, though a $440.08 month’s milk payment was unpaid, a point used in Nash’s defense.
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Times-Press
Goshen
James A Howell Ve. Frank
Nash
James A Howell
Frank E. Nash
Supreme Court
Tompkins
piaintWf
Howell Condensed Milk and Cream Company
Howell Brothers Company
Howell Condensed Milk and Gream Company
Celebration for Rev Father Nowak 25th Anniversary
A May 12 reception at St Josephs Hall followed Rev Father Nowaks 25th anniversary ceremony. Pupils of the school presented a gift crafted from their own savings, honoring his kindness and guidance. Father Nowak spoke modestly about his work, praising the church volunteers for a memorable Polish community celebration. Next year marks the second anniversary of the Polish church dedication with Nowak as its first pastor.
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Father Nowak
St. Joseph's Hall
Father Kowak
Father Nowek
Father Nowsk
Foch called greatest general of modern times
Dr J J Walsh of New York city spoke on Marshal Foch before about 250 listeners in Linden Hall under Middletown Council No 486 Knights of Columbus. The lecture traced Foch from boyhood to war leadership, praising him as the greatest general of modern times and highlighting his rise from obscure beginnings to command of Allied forces in 1918.
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J. J. Walsh
New York City
Marshal Foch
Linden Hall
Middletown Counc
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
McWilliams
Waleh
Paris
Fock
June Milk Price Sets Local District at 3.03
The Dairymen's League announced June milk prices with a local district price of 3.03 per 100 pounds of milk testing three percent butter fat. The Middletown district posted 2.94 in April and 3.20 in May, while rates apply to both interstate and intrastate traffic within 200 miles of New York City.
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Middletown
New York City
James Gowdy Buried in Walden After Albany Resident dies
The funeral of James Gordy, 30, who died Tuesday at 6 Pine Street, was held at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Walden. He had lived there 40 years before moving to Albany, where he worked in brick manufacturing and later served 18 years in the adjutant general's office. A Civil War veteran, he served five years in the 1st and 2nd New York regiments, mustered as a captain. He leaves son Louis Gowdy of 59 Madison Street and his wife Elizabeth Gowdy, who died nine years ago.
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Albany
James Gordy
Pine Street
Walden
St Andrew‘s Episcopal Church
Sorial
Gordy
New York
Mr. Gowdy
Louis Gowdy
Madison Atente
Zane Elizabeth Gowdy
Mason
Mrs Worcester Struck by Auto At Erie Crossing
Mrs Worcester wife of L Ur Worcester was hurt about 4 30 pm Wednesday when struck by an auto mobile from Louis H Brackner of New York at the Erie North Street crossing She was crossing when a National touring car driven by John H Gaker of New York bore down She walked to her son's garage with Patrolman W Marry L Wood assisting and was later moved home by car to Prospect Street Doctor T D Mills treated her for shock cuts and bruises to the head She was much improved Thursday
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Worcester
L Ur
Louis H. Brackner
W. Bist Street
New York City
Post Garage Car Reported Stolen In Newburgh City
Charles Rersome an employee at Post Garage with friends hired a Ford touring car from the garage and drove toward Chester. The party reported to Chief McCoach that the car was stolen while they attended a dance in Newburgh. They later rode back to Migtdetown in another vehicle after failing to locate the machine. The car bore license NOY 058725 and engine number ds 1499597. Frank Munds of the Post Garage said the car had been repaired.
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Charles Rersome
Post Garage
Chester
Jumn
Pp. McCoach
Newburgh
Ransom
Migtdetown
Newtek
Mace
Munds
Post
Bern
Slate Hill Man Gets Decoration
New York May 22 Thousands witnessed the awarding of the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry in action. Captain Joba H Mervhs of the ith infantry, Detroit, led a raid, saved comrades, and contributed to the victory after heavy losses.
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New York
Joba H Mervhs
Detroit
Rimesshketee Paret Iaemenant
Enea Pot
Fae
Heenmne
Doughnut Sale Boosts Middletown Salvation Army Drive
Middletown reports a doughnut sale and related efforts contributed to a $607.57 tally toward a $5,000 Salvation Army drive. About $2,300 has already been collected, with $355.10 more from Wednesday activities. Tag Day and a Franklin Square concert by the Leonardville All Star Concert Band are planned, along with church collections next Sunday to swell the fund.
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Middletown
Salvation Army
City Mall
Women’ Committee
Elke Club
Franklin Square
Leonardville
All Star
Chas R Schauble Buys Central Garage Building
Charles R Schauble acquired the Central Garage building at 13 16 17 Center Street, left vacant by Feit & Zisel, from R B Towner and E P Valkenburgh. He plans to connect the new site with his current garages at 19 and 21 Center Street, continue Nash agency operations, and use the old building as auto storage after Feit & Zisel lease ends. Transfer handled through W M Fiero and Son agency.
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Charles R. Schaubble
alt-Central
Center Street
Feit & Zisel
R. B. Towner
E. P. Valkenburgh
Schanble
Center Stress
Nash
Schauble
W. M. Fiero and Son
Thomas B. Gibson Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
Wisden resident Thomas B. Gibson announces his candidacy for county treasurer in the Republican primaries. He says he has long believed that anything worth having is worth asking for and asks friends for support.
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Canty Treseures
Thomas B. Gibson
Wisden
Woman Suffrage Amendment Gains Senate Support
Extra from the Associated Press notes that the Woman Suffrage Amendment, after passing the House, gained another vote in the Senate when Senator Haile of Maine announced his support. Senator Hare voted against. Senate advisor says suffragists claim sufficient votes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Haile
Maine
Hare
Warren Divorce Case Holds Attention Supreme Court
Mary E. Warren sues William G. Warren for divorce in Goshen. Testimony covers separation since 1914 and alleged improper relations. Jury returns verdict for Mrs. Warren after brief deliberation and court adjourns until Monday morning.
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Supreme Court
Middletown
Allies grant Germany seven more days for peace talks
Paris May 22 The Germans sought more time to digest the peace treaty and the Allies granted an extra seven days until May 29 The delay could push the signing to June 10 or 11 and ease Allied planning for occupation preparations if Germany concedes The Versailles scene grows tense with talk of a government upheaval by Independents and ongoing military conferences
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Paris
Nnt
Germany
Versailles
Berlin
U S Boys May Go to See Berlin
Coblenz May 22 Lt General Liggett and Major General Hines, en route to London, recalled to American HQ. Nine hundred motor trucks move to Gridgehead area to support troops in case of advance amid new army plans if Germans reject the treaty. DIED AT NEWTON Stella Maschman widow of Rev J F Maschman Newton New Jersey dies. funeral Saturday at Newton New Jersey. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mary Bruce to Frank Pronk Yonkers May 32 fiance details. GRAND JURY SESSION Goshen May 27 reconvenes instead of Newburgh as mailed.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
Liggett
Hines
Third Corps
London
Newton
Stella
F. Maschman
Ste
Joan Vail
Port Jervis
Jesse B. Squires
A. C. N. Thompson
Willard Lyon
Newton, N. J
Yonkers
Wiliam P. Bunce
Mass Mary John Bruce
Frank Sanders Pronk
DeVin N Pronk
Cedar Tiner
James P. Sanders
Westchester County
Will of Insane Patient Filed for Probate in Albany
The will of Frank B. Miller, a former resident of the state hospital for the insane at Middletown, was offered for probate in Troy. The estate valued at $490,000 goes to 20 first cousins across the United States. The testator, son of Justus Miller, had been declared incompetent and committed to the hospital thirty years ago. The will was made at the hospital and designates the estate to those who would have inherited if he died intestate. The matter resumes tomorrow for deposition of Dr Maurice C Arbiey, superintendent, and attorney Joseph Behan. Miller was a familiar figure in Middletown, seen downtown with attendants and frequenting local shops.
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Albany
Frank B. Miller
Surrogster
Cowt
Troy
United Eistes
Justus Miller
State Hospital For the
Middletown
Wiliam P. Hale
Edward J. Miller
Tomeron
Maurice C Arbiey
Joseph &. Behan
NC-4 Flight Is Again Delayed By Winds
Washington May 22 high winds prevented the NC-4 from leaving Ponta Delgada for Lisbon delaying the transatlantic flight again. The report notes continued weather delays impacting the historic airborne effort as aviation observers await favorable conditions to proceed.
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Washington
Ponta Delgada
Lisbon
Italy Turmoil Deepens with Allied Note on Smyrna Landings
Paris reports a joint note from the United States Great Britain and France seeking explanation of Italian landings in Turkey amid Greek mandate tensions. Premier Orlando faced a clash with Venizelos, leading to his withdrawal from the Peace Conference as Allied forces including Italians landed at Smyrna and Adalia.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Turkey
Orlando
Council of Four
Venizelos
Greece
Smyrna
Adalia
Budrum
Makri
Sonnino
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