Stirring Address Aids Orange County Prohibition Drive
Mrs Ella A Boole of Brooklyn addressed the Orange County W C T U on Thursday in Goshen urging women to enroll by June 16 and support ratification of the federal prohibition amendment. She praised Governor Whitman, urged party unity, and emphasized voting to back dry candidates and legislators. County Attorney Gott spoke on the amendment and the meeting highlighted W C T U activities and junior White Ribboners.
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Orange County
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
New York
Albany
Silvers
Assemblymain Binsh
Mia Uoole
Emylie
Althugh
Auditora
Sant
Enrell
Boole
Protihtion Party
Omiunikon
State of
Woc. T
Stivers
Enderdo
Whitman
Ratifica
Toole
Dora
Democratic Party
Mra Soole Wan
Mra Boolle
Mra Boole
Ariel P. Mackenzie
Goshen
Lehatt
George A Ayers
Washington
Ella A. Borte
Helen T. Shaw
Circleville
Mary D. Ray
Susie Evans
Leoptondate
Sarah Gerow
Blooming Grove
Shad
E Israel
Newburgh
Migs Sloat
Red Cross
Local Drug Firm Honors Staff with Gifts in Middletown
McMonagh and Rogers stores in Middletown hosted a reception at Wm. H. Mogers home for Lester Log and William Hawley who recently left for San Antonio and Camp Wadsworth. Each received money, wrist watches, and trench miners from coworkers, with warm remarks about their service and future responsibilities.
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McMonagh & . Rogers
Middletown
Wm. H. Mogers
Lester Log
Northside Pharmacy
San Antonio
Texas
William Hawley
Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
Bella
Trench
Aualnes
Imprints in Wet Cement Warn of Child Safety
A quote by Ernest M. Gcina stresses that soft cement records a child’s imprint, lasting once dry. It warns that mishandled wet cement can capture a child’s handprint and linger, a reminder of dangers in construction areas and the importance of supervision.
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Ernest M. Gicna
Lifeboat safety device gains new buoyant raft system
A newly invented lifeboat feature attaches hinged side rafts to the vessel. When afloat the raft sections unfold to provide extra buoyancy. The innovation aims to improve passenger safety during emergencies at sea.
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Wea. Ee
Westtown Notes and Local Happenings May 24
Abraham Neal, long time State road patrolman, is sick in bed with his wife paralyzed for two years. Rev. W B O’Neil recovers from appendicitis and was replaced by Rev F M Line at Greenville. A Middletown family trout excursion near Liberty ended happily. Presbyterians plan a thimble party at Hed Cross rooms with Red Cross funds totaling 147 dollars. A Christian Endeavor rally will convene at Westtown Presbyterian Church to boost the slate for the State Endeavor Society in Middletown. Mrs C V A Gardner returns home to Locusthurst Farm after months in Middletown. Ira 20 Welling trades his car for a Ford sedan.
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Westtown
Abraham Neal
W. B. O'Neil
M. E
F. M. Line
Greenville
William H. van Gelder
Robert van Zelder
Middletown
Sullivan County
Liberty
Presbyterian Church
Hed Cross Rooms
Unionville
South Centresile
Augeburg
Slate Bill
W. J. Klopp
Edward van Flent
Miss Tolles
C. W. Stitt
Brossing
State Endeavor Society
C. V. A. Gardner
Locenhurst Farm
Ira
Welling
Salisbury Mills May 4 social notes and local moves
In Salisbury Mills many residents are mentioned including Miss Agnes Cases expanding her stock to serve children with new cham cones. James Findlay begins corn cultivation while Mrs Wright receives care for a facial carbuncle. Local visits occur as Mr and Mrs Howard Taylor stop at the farmers stand. Edward Wick from Mindisteern is stationed at Camp THs and may enter Camp Wall New Jersey.
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Salisbury Mills
John Bisler
Holden Paper Co
Misa Agnes
Lyoung Pastmishoes
Rade
James Findlay
Wricht
Howard Taylor
Cornsallen
Mindieteern
Thomas Cases
Newark
Wall
New Jersey
Casey
Local News Briefs From Our Town
Mrs. Peter Longlaw and Mrs. Ella Wright are ill and improving respectively. Samuel Wright has resigned and will remain with his mother until called to service. Mr and Mrs William Odell announce the marriage of their daughter Myrtle to Robert Buckdeschel, which occurred last April.
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Peter Longlaw
Ella Wright
Samuel Wright
Middletown
Big Mother
Wm Odell
Myrtle
Robert Uckdeschel
Young Thompson Rescued After Sinking Ship Incident
Mrs. Alexander Thompson of Thompson Ridge reports her son Caldwell Thompson has arrived safely in France after his ship was sunk by a German submarine. He floated on a spar for days before being brought to an English port with other crew members. Caldwell, about 25, enlisted last July and served aboard a Navy ship or transport. His mother notes he has a brother, Charles, in the Medical Department stationed in New York City.
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Alexander Thompson
Thompson Ridge
Navy Department
Caldwell
France
Mr. Thompson
Navy
U. S
Drys Organizing for Sussex Fight in N J
In Sussex County a No License Federation campaign kicks off with talks at the Sussex Borough Baptist Church by Irving N. Roe and Rev. N. P. Champlin. Local committees form in Sussex Borough and Wantage to collect signatures for a license vote at the county fair, with business leaders among the signers, and canvassing in Frankford Township.
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Suenex
N. J
Brotherhoods of the
Baptist Methodists
Church of Sussex
Irving N. Roe
N. P. Champlin
Baptist Church
Sussex County
Sussex
Wantage
Frankford
E. Dickerson
A Hough
New Erie Schedule Changes Train Routes on River Road
A new timetable takes effect Sunday May year on the Erie rail line. Trains 27 and 3 will be rerouted to break at S regishagna instead of Es bamten. From June to September trains 46 and 710 will run later in the day.
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Sregishagna
Es Bamten
Beakes Creamery Fire at Circleville Destroys Ice House
Fire at Beakes Creamery near Circleville destroyed the ice house and creamery buildings. Estimated losses exceed 10000 dollars. firemen saved rail depot and freight depot, with most milk and papers saved. Local residents aided as fires were fought and bells rung. rebuilding plans expected soon by Beakes Company members.
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Middletown
Dee House
Beakes
Hanford Terwilliger
B J. Flaherty
Circleville
Higham
Circle Eville
Lake
Heune
Hunt Hig
B. J. Flaherty
Hunt
Times-Press
Beakce
Ballville
Co-operative Insurance Company
Beakes Company
George B. Beakes
Plang
Crewumery
Circhtille
Unit
Wells-Fargo cashier on trial for first degree larceny
Wells-Fargo Express cashier Horton L. Wilkins of Niagara Falls was tried in Lockport county court on an indictment charging larceny in the first degree. District Attorney Thayt A. Daguette said Wilkins involvement concerned $3,009 in funds to be sent to the Federal Reserve Bank in New York City. Defense claims he did not take the money. Wilkins moved to Niagara Falls from Port Jervis about a year ago.
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Buffalo
Horton L. Wilkins
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Niasata Falls
Lockport
Alornes Thayt A. Daguette
Wilkin
Federal Reserve Bank
New York City
Niacara Falls Tivet Company
Wiking
Spectacle of formation flying by Texas aviators amazed Dallas
Associated Press reports May 34 Dallas observers say aviators demonstrate formation flying with bombers and scouts training at Camp Dick. Leaders fly higher to shield the formation, while the fleet moves in triangles and squares. Training across flying branches is emphasized as aviators integrate into city life.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Housewhves
Ante Te Tel
O’Leary Trial Delayed as Newburgh Vehicle Ties In
The Jeremiah A. O’Leary espionage case moved to May 31 after he remained missing since May 5. Judge Foster postponed trials of two co defendants and noted federal agents cannot locate O’Leary. An autobile linked to his escape was found in Newburgh, traced to Dr Daniel O’Leary, who said another brother Ichno drove it, not Jeremiah.
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New York
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Foster
O'Leary
Earl B. Barnes
United States Attorney
Wea
Newburgh
Daniel O'Leary
Ichno
Jeremiah
Hoover Plan Reorganizes Milk Distribution in New York
In March 1974 Herbert Hoover Food Administrator traveled from Washington to address farmers and dairymen at Grand Central Palace Milk Show and to speak to striking bakers at the Federal Food Board. He announced a complete reorganization of milk distribution to reduce costs from producer to consumer. Attending were John Mitchell State Food Commissioner Arthur Williams of the Dru lrymen's League Albert Manning and Dr Jacob Gowid Schor MAB among others.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Grand Central Palace
Federal Food Board
West Fifty-seventh Street
John Mitchell
Arthur Williams
Cooper
Dualrymen's League
Albert Manning
Witeon
Anttcaliute
Jacob Gowid Schor- Mab
Holves
Wives Evidently Hie Hobby Record Noted
A fragment notes that George White may have created a marrel ing record for men in a week long spree. The Times Press West Ad Setumns published an advertising fragment referencing numerous marriage ceremonies and the involved women.
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George Witecd
Tiwee
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W.C.T. U
Thuir
Imature
Egplé
Anderson
Mra Moole
Ings
American Tixue
Anti Saloon League
Crooks
Mara
Platt
Mra. Poole
Tilancaguro
Gott
Joseph W. Gat
Geshe
Hoare
Senate
Minx Aptrard Sloat
Nawdureh
Mra
Seward UL Round
Newbiyrgh
Cor
Clarence Wikke
Ittaqa
George F Greene
Dh Shen
C. A. Daan
Young Thompson
Ocean
Sussex Fight
ERIE
Wells-Fargo Co
Wilkins
Falla
Port Jervis
Renre & Warren
Middlesowen
Thoraday
Pike Street
Tueaday
Wen
Aigsina
O’leary
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