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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1919

Page

5

Demerest Company Hosts Dinner For Benefit Society

The J. W. Demerest Dry Goods Company held a Monday evening dinner for employees and friends to revive the Demerest Benefit Society. George B. Cody catered a menu including pickles olives celery vegetables fruit desserts and coffee. J Skinner presided as toast and Clarence Davenport Charles C. Haines Harry Barnes and J. V. Demorest spoke. An entertainment and dance followed with many employees and guests in attendance.

J. W. Demerest Dry Goods Company Demerest Benefit Society Contra North Street George B.cody Pickles Olives J. Skinner Clarence Davempass Dry Goods Economist New York City Charles C. Haines Herty Barnes J. V. Demorest J. V. Damerest George J.'&kinder Frank Decker Rawarit Ae Benjamin Smithy Thevar Frank LaWall Scranton Srence Davenport Harry Barnes Cherries Haines Wilson_C. VanDyzer Phillippe Querrera Eae Costello Lillian Holmes Esther Mouliniz Sarah Hogers Helen Jessup Arthur A. Loder Chasles F. Radzinsky George J. Skinner Wilson C. Scabinti Helen Jesano Laura Peck

Visitors Observe Rules at Otisville General Hospital

Visitors must obtain passes from the Adjunct office and be limited to two hours. Supplies go to the Red Cross for distribution and visitors are restricted to designated wards. no patient food or items unless approved. The hospital asks papers to publish these regulations to prevent patient upset from unsolicited items.

General Hospital No. 8 Otisville Times-Press T. 8 Army Robert Lee Grant Mek Georgee

Bullet Fired Into Gas Tank Near Woodlawn Cemetery

A likely attempted bombing occurred Saturday evening near Woodlawn Cemetery entrance as a bullet hit a gas tank. Mr and Mrs Joba of New York were visiting. the shooter approached from the north and escaped after slowing the car. No one was harmed and the suspects fled.

Rectanen Bolduy Woodlawn Joba Aere New Yorum H.R. Walner Eben Geenie Omeperdant Rome

Harmer in the Classroom Trance In Old Text

A garbled OCR style passage describes a student named Harmer in a classroom scene. A ten year old reads aloud and realizes a place was set before a line, prompting a sudden understanding and a cry about Greek water. The fragment preserves names and moments without clear modern context.

Harmer Exhell Tere Orie Pemtaed Ele Sxhel Dhe

No Indictments Found by Jury In These Cases

May 30 Newburgh report states no indictment in the case of Fred Martin charged with stealing in the second degree from Charles Embler in Walden on March 16. The May grand jury heard witnesses including Embler, Dr. Faulkner, Chief Ronk, Mrs Van Evera, and others. Several other cases from March to April saw indictments in Low Argenio, George Madoia, assault and related charges in Middletown Highland Falls Port Jervis with named witnesses listed.

Newburgh Fred Martin Stemali Charles Oubler Walden Embler VanEvera Martin St Nicholas Hotel Emboller Frank Elford Elford Wini H. Faulkner George M. Ronk Fred Oline N. Ft. Puteu Rose van Evera Martin Tynan Elting Terwiniger James Lancas Lows Argenio Smeide W.tneases Howard Burger George Madoia Mupe Highland Falls Mary Condella Peter Condela Lacile Flood Josephine Jetta William M Nelson Middletown Ralph Bodine James W Markle John D. McCoach

Harry Meola Indicted by iCounty Grand Jury

Goshen May 20 Harry Meola of Middletown was indicted by the grand jury on two counts for soliciting from individuals and furnishing buetnere to lawyers in violation of Penal Law section 270. He pleaded not guilty, bail set at 500, trial June 20. Deputy Attorney General Wilbur W Chambers presented the case.

Times-Press Goshen Harry Meola Middletown Wilbur W. Chambers Meola Nutter Self Justice Tenry Kins Nyack Hall Jerry DeSantolo Cottage Arrest Antoinette Peurina Cottage Street

Change Made in Special Police on O. and W. RR

Under federal orders the Ontario and Western railway force reorganizes with new officers led by Chief Grant Wilson appointing Inspector Frank E. Lapham Captain C D Able Norwich Seprain and Lieutenant Ror H Wilson. The force includes sergeants from Oswego Cadosia and Weetieken and 14 patrolmen added to the staff.

Inde Federal Railroad Administration Partiolome Ontario and Western Force Oswego E. H. Wagner Cadosia William Rosenfelter Weetieken Ontario and Western

Picnic Reunion At Spruce Lawn Unionville

The Durland family gathered Monday at Spruce Lawn, home of Mrs Myra M Corwin, for a reunion in Unionville. Mrs Durland and Mrs Corwin are sisters. A basket party accompanied the event with about friends and relatives in attendance, the day judged pleasant by those present.

Mont¢ay Durland Spruce Lawn Myra M. Corwin Unionville Ors Mort Pleasent Midaletoz

Taken ill on train near Neversink Bridge

Port Jervis May 2 Eirke Reinecer from K Medrick of the tala service of the New York Division became 77 on his avenue while coming near with his train on Sunday The train was stopped at the Neversink bridge and he was transferred to his home on East Main Street Engineer R W Skinner brought the train into the terminal.

Port Jervis Eirke Reinecer Fom K. Medrick Tala New York Souday Neversink Tridge Main Street RW. Skinner

St Pauls Pastor Preaches At State Hospital Sunday

Rev Fred W Stacey pastor of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church delivered a cordial first visit sermon at the State Hospital chapel on Sunday afternoon. The service featured bright springtime themes and singing with a noted quartet and hospital staff in attendance.

ST. Paul’s State Hospital Fred W. Stacey St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church State Hospital Chapel Augustus Collette Lillian A. Sundstrom George Adgate Scott Jase Helen G. Hampton

New York Motor Federation Secures Rail Crossing Warning Sign Law

Secretary George C. Donahue announces Yonker bill becoming law requiring uniform warning signs at railroad grade crossings. The measure mandates 34 inch circular signs with R markers, to be installed 200 feet from crossings, with railroad companies supplying signs by March 1, 1920 and the Public Service Commission enforcing compliance.

Alpsay George C. Donahue New York State Motor Federation Yonker Thia Donahue Motor Federation Rochester Apo Motor Federation Legislative Committee Highway Department Public Service Commission Cal Pale Service Commission Suyedn Ceri Atemetite Morr Federation Uhromehe Ion Rean

States to Acquire The Toll Bridges

Governor Smith approves an act to fund the Interstate Bridge Commission under state boards law. The measure joins with Pennsylvania to acquire the Dela ware River toll bridges, sharing the duty of boundary bridges and matching Pennsylvania’s appropriation. Albany officials sign Alfred El Smith.

Smith Interstate Bridge Commission Boards and Commissions Pennsylvania Delaare River Alfred EL Smith

Kirkland Quits Dairy League

Leigh Kirkland of Randolph New Jersey resigns from the Dairymen's League executive committee amid a pending restoration from the league board. Directors expect his services may be spared as a director for a line. George Pickens of Erie County elected to succeed him on the executive committee.

Dairymen’s League Leigh Kirkland Randolph Algo League Directure Board of Directeurs George Pickens Erie County Buffaln Lyacne Smunilies Buffein

Golden Wedding Celebration for William Ho Roger and Wife

Mr and Mrs William Ho Roger observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary Monday with a simple family gathering on Highland Avenue. The occasion brought fond memories and expressions of gratitude from near relatives, reflecting enduring happiness and prosperity across their circle including Frei S Thanav C and Mra Wietham WW Youngs.

William Ho Roger Hdighland Avenue Axproksions Eade Trevert Frei S$ Thanav C Mra Wietham Youngs Ty Ag

William M Nelson Not Indicted Amid Altercation Injury

The Grand Jury found no indictment for William M Nelson after a reported incident involving Arm MO Nelson and John McNeeh. An altercation at Clemson Bro led to Nelson toppling over a box and iron tank, sustaining serious injuries and being treated at Thrall Hospital.

Toe Txo Clemson Bro Meno Thrall Hospital

Father Nowak Is Honored at Florida Parish Jubilee

Florida May 21 The 26th anniversary of Rev Father Nowak as pastor of St Joseph's RC Church was observed with solemn services. A large Polish and English speaking contingent attended a 10 30 a m high mass celebrated by Rev Father Nowak, with Archbishop Hayes’ representative among the dignitaries. A 1 30 p m luncheon followed by a 7 30 p m reception featured remarks from church and diocese leaders. Father Nowak, born in Poland, was ordained May 19 1594 and has guided St Joseph's since 189? His tenure saw the church debt free and the school expanding with Felician Sisters teaching and 35 pupils. Many priests from nearby cities attended.

Florida Father Nowak St. Joesph's RC St. Joseph's School Father Noweak Jubtlar Michael Grupa St. Csrelug and Methodius Seminary Orchard Lake Michag Peter Nowak St John's Church Amsterdam Ignatius Bialdyga St. Joseph's Church Poughkeepsie St. Joseph's Poland Posies Germany Nome St Joseph’s Troy N.Y St. Joseph’s Church Kingston Dean Saveney St. Joseph's R. C. Chol Mather Nowak New York Bronx St Albert's Pine Island Joseph Ff Mooney Floriaa St Joseph’s Parochial School Joseph F. Mooney John Cardinal Farley Fta Oneniit Felice «Ian Joseph Mooney Mie Grace P. J. Ayes Ietter Okn Pasaaic Hey Paul Kanappek St Casimir's Church Newark Nollies Matiug Gorowicz St. Marya John Fisnn St Stephen’s Warwick T. Gilmartin Columbs Chester Thoms Reetan Caniel Charch Toxedo Iescant Getter Patters Theo J Jozwiak St. Joseph's Charsh Plorida

I Can Be Done. Any fool can make a xoman tek but It takes a very cleer nan to mate her Asten

The text provides a fragmented cartoonish quip about cleverness and mating, attributed to the Boston Transcript. It reflects a humorous lament on intelligence and craft, though specifics are unclear due to OCR-like garbles. The line reads as a stray quote rather than a news item or event.

State Hospital Club James Bumpster Bhairman Atitetion Boston Transcript

Soldier letter from France details troop move to Germany

A letter dated April 26 from Lieutenant T Rrego Hart in Chameroy France to his mother describes expected deployment to Germany with the Army of Occupation. He notes a possible tour in England with a crack regiment drawn from twenty eight infantry regiments, selection based on height, and a May 14 assembly in Covenz with travel to England around May 4 to perform exhibitions in major cities. He mentions staying with prior address and likens the tour to the Blue Devils display, praising the combined divisions and facilities anticipated for the trip.

Chameroy France Marie Louie Hart Brooklyn T Rrego Hart Germany Army of Covenz England Blue Devils U.S

Judgment Given in Orange County Power Co Case

In a Monday proceeding the action of Hearty C. McBrair against the Orange County Power Company was dismissed. Costs were awarded to the Orange County Power Company. The litigation began in 1917 and will be taken up at a later term.

Orange Co. Power Company Taper O Oace Hearty C. McBrair Orange County Power Company Dader Tompkins McBrairs Acina Orance County Power Company Eats

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