Milk Dairy Inspections amid Missing Youth Case
A missing 15 year old, George Leonard, last seen with a gray bicycle and a rifle, is linked to Pine Bush and Miss Caroline Cuddeback. Meanwhile Middletown health officials inspect about 40 dairies supplying 7,000 quarts daily to 15 dealers, enforcing strict licenses and disease precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leonard
Caroline M. Cuddeback
Charles C. Westfall
Pine Bush
George
Bruce McCoach
Franklin Square
John B. Herbert
Stevens
Westfall
Middletown
McCoach
Miss Cuddeback
Newburgh
J. L. Hanmer
H. J. Shelley
Board of Health
Alligator Exhibit Opens At Midway Park
Fifteen alligators from Florida arrive Friday for display at Wallkill Transit Company’s Midway Park resort. A five foot specimen and several four footers headline the group, with smaller ones offering growing appeal for visitors of all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Florida
Wallkill Transit Company
Midway Park
Midway
Real Estate Transactions Through McWilliams & Houston
Theodore Knapp of Otisville sold his farm to Loton Horton of Otisville. Isadore Simpson sold his two family house at 65 Prospect Avenue to a city buyer for investment. Property at 30 to 34 North Street, part of the M. J. Squires estate, sold to an out of town party. The house at 6 Monhagen Avenue sold to George M. Miller. Andrew J. Herbison bought a Prospect Avenue lot to build a high class residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWilliams & Houston
Theodore Knapp
Otisville
Loton Horton
Isadore Simpson
Prospect Avenue
North Street
M. J. Squires
Monhagen Avenue
George M. Miller
Andrew J. Herbison
Koch Jr Wins Honor as Member of Mechanical Engineers
William H. Koch Jr grandson of D L Conkling of this city has joined the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Since graduating from Stevens Institute in 1911 he has built a noted career as production engineer and efficiency expert with Meyer Morrison and Co in New York and is now based in Philadelphia managing the Philadelphia branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Koch, Jr
D. L. Conkling
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
N. J
A. and F. Brown Co
Elizabethport
Meyer, Morrison & Co
New York City
Philadelphia
Workmen begin laying heavy rails on O. W. line northbound
This week crews started replacing lighter rails with heavier rails on the northbound tracks of the O. and W. railroad from Youngs Gap to Livingstone Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's Gap
Livingston Manor
Brown Hound Bites Boy In North End
Five year old Buster Drury was knocked down and bitten on the arm by a large brown hound said to belong to someone on Linden avenue. The child suffered a deep wound and authorities are urged to keep the dog restrained during the day. Frank Lozan leaves for trout fishing at Livingston Manor. Mrs. FE Frazer visits Mrs. Ver non in Abbert street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster” Drury
Wisner Avenue
Linden Avenue
Buster
Frank Lozan
Beacon Street
Livingston Manor
Ford racer eyes Brighton Beach races after Goshen trial
A. P. Bradford tested his new Ford racer on Goshen State road Wednesday evening with mechanics F. Brandt and R. Daley. The speed test went well and he aims to enter the Brighton Beach races soon, hoping a Ford may place and win the checkered flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Bradford
Goshen State Road
F. Brandt
R. Daley
Brighton Beach
Jay Dobbs Accepts New Position at South Yards
Jay Dobbs has accepted a new position at the south yards. He will transport links pins under Conductor Frank Meuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Dobbs
South Yards
Frank Meuire
Local Industrial Updates At Tinton Hat Co And O W Shops
BE W Devore resumes duties at Tinton Hat Co while J B Imholz demos Maxwell and Oldsmobile for North End Garage. W G Imholz trips to Winter ton with a shipment from Hilsdorf Son Middletown. Frank Sperfechter at O and W shops may be laid off three days for not wearing goggles. Engine 351 nears completion and is soon to be tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Devore
The
Tinton Hat Co
J. B. Imholz
Maxwell
Oldsmobile
North End
Frank Sperfechter
John Ferguson Heads to Spring Brook Camp for Summer
John Ferguson of Beacon Street departed yesterday for Spring Brook to attend a summer camp at Yankee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferguson
Beacon Street
Spring Brook Cota
Yankee
C L Wagner to Introduce Paramount Cigar
C L Wagner of 350 North Street plans to market a new cigar named Paramount. He has also added a soda fountain at his store for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wagner
North Street
Paramount
Press Ad Ver Columns Inspire Everyday Needs
A terse ad style line from a historical newspaper urges readers to use the press columns for any need. It highlights the newspaper as a hub for community services and daily inquiries. The phrase underscores the role of ads in connecting buyers and sellers across local markets.
Platt Seeks renomination in New York district
Newburgh May 26 Congressman Edmund Platt announced he will enter the primaries for renomination to Congress from this district. He cites past struggles to secure a district for Republicans and notes his two terms during GOP minority rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Edmund Platt
Congress
Wallkill Council Initiates New Members at Harriman Meet
Wallkill Council No. 92 Jr. O U A M conferred the initiatory degree on a class for Greenwood Council of Harriman during a Friday night session on Washington street. Warren Council of Brooklyn past councillor Franklin Fay spoke on Junior Order Day June 14 tied to Newark 260th anniversary events. Three membership propositions were received and one new member elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill
Newark
N. J
Wallkill Council
Motor Cop Gets Brand New Suit
Aug, head of the local motorcycle squad in Middletown, unveils a new tan uniform with shield, coat, trousers, brass buttons, and plans for new leggings and tan shoes. He vows to patrol as a curse to reckless auto speeders once ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug” Mass
Aug
Middletown
McCoach
Mr Durland Fined For Speeding On Academy Avenue
George L. Durland of Slate Hill paid a $10 fine Friday morning for speeding on Academy Avenue. Motorcycle Patrolman Mass states Durland piloted his Dodge touring car over 30 miles per hour. Durland says he believes the officer’s figures are incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Durland
Slate Hill
Academy Avenue
Mass
Mr. Durland
Spring Valley Man Distributes $20000 to Local Needy
John Collins of Spring Valley leaves his entire estate of $20 000 to be distributed among various poor and needy families in the village and vicinity in memory of his mother Mary Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Spring Valley
Mary Collins
Verdun Front Sees Little Change in May Report
Paris reports minimal movement on the Verdun front with intense artillery on Dead Man's Hill. The French repelled a German attack on the right bank of the Meuse and regained part of trenches held by the enemy yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Verdun
Dead Man's Hill
Meuse
Former Yale President Timothy Dwight Dies at Home
New Haven reports Timothy Dwight, former president of Yale University, died suddenly of heart disease at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Timothy Dwight
Yale
Riot in Frankfort Wounds Eighteen Women Over Meat Shortage
An Amsterdam dispatch reports 18 women wounded in a clash between police and food rioters at Frankfort-on-the-Main. The melee followed shop raids during a meat shortage with police using swords. one woman was arrested for shouting Down with the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amsterdam
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Robert Colville Celebrates 76th Birthday in Middletown
Robert Colville of 2 Grant Street quietly marked his 76th birthday on Friday. He hopes for a long life and a large reception, wishing Middletown to see new buildings and progress. A former active Newburgh fireman, he sometimes dons a uniform for nostalgic marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Colville
Grant Street
Robert
Middletown
Newburgh
Times-Press
Farmers to Hold Meeting in August
At a Walden gathering on Wednesday the Wallkill Valley Farmers' Association directors approved a farmers outing for next August at Gillespie's Grove and Walden Driving Park. A committee including John B. Rose Samuel Schoonmaker and D C Dominick will seek Gov Whitman to address the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Wallkill Valley Farmers’ Association
Terrace Inn
Gillespie's Grove
Walden Driving Park
John B. Rose
Samuel Schoonmaker
D. C Dominick
Gov. Whitman
Mr Oddo's Success In Talking Horn In Industry Town
N C Oddo inventor of the talking horn at 18 Harrison Street is thriving. He recently disposed of 200 horns to Charles M Brenner auto supplies dealer at 31 James Street. His factory is a local industry and Middlet owners urge patronizing home industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Oddo
Harrison Street
Charles M. Brenner
James Street
Oddo
Post Office Building to Open in Port Jervis July 1
Washington DC confirms the new Port Jervis post office will be ready for occupancy on July 1. The official notice from the Post Office Department states the building is prepared for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Post Office Department
Washington,d. C
Cabinet Takes No Action In Mexican Situation
Washington May 26 The cabinet held a two hour session on the Mexican situation and announced no new action. The punitive expedition will remain where it is and a new Carranza note en route to this city was not discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carranza
Courrier
Sensitiveness as a Form of Fear cautioned by Nautilus
The Nautilus notes sensitiveness as a fear expanded by introspection and self indulgence. It explains negative emotions grow into fixed habits of thought and feeling.
Miss Miller Secures Stenographer Post in Otisville
Miss Eva Mae Miller of Otisville, a Ramsdell's Business School graduate, has joined Archibald Taylor Co. Inc as a stenographer.
Suffragists Visit Wiggins on Woman Suffrage Plank
A Goshen and city delegation urged Russell Wiggins to back a woman suffrage plank at the Chicago Republican National Convention. Wiggins declined, citing state rights and New York’s not ready, saying he would not push the issue in the national platform. He noted no reasons against suffrage and joked about his wife’s lack of interest. The piece notes 91 electoral votes and current states with suffrage, with Iowa voting June 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Russell Wiggins
Chicago
Frederick W. Seward, Jr
Orange County
Myrta Gibbs
Seward
Miss Gibbs
Mr. Wiggins
Wiggins
New York
Alaska
Iowa
Farewell Dinner for Dr Cleveland At Thrall Hospital
The Medical Board of Thrall Hospital and local physicians held a farewell dinner for Dr C Hal Cleveland Friday at Mitchell Inn. He departs Middletown for a surgical post at Roosevelt Hospital New York City after a year as resident physician. Speakers included Drs Mills Hanmer Preston Redfield and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Board of Thrall Hospital
Mitchell Inn
C. Hal Cleveland
Thrall Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Cleveland
Middletown
New York
T. D. Millis
Hospital Medical Board
Mills
Redfield
Preston
Chappell
Hanmer
Shelley
Santee
Kearns
Stivers
Truex
Cook
Donovan
Conner
Cordner
Distler
Purdy
Neller
Schultz
Beakes
Bloomingburg
Nugent
Unionville
Lippincott
Campbell Hall
Centreville
Ala
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Too Young to Enjoy It in Passing Show Reaction
A remark at a passing show draws sharp criticism as a spectator questions bringing a child to a funeral. The exchange highlights sensitivity around viewing tragedy and youth.
Bear Interferes With Monticello Road Demonstration
In Forestburgh a large black bear blocked a rural road as Oscar Winters from Port Jervis tried to reach Monticello with a Kiesel truck for a demonstration. Winters honked and attempted to scare the animal, then struck it with a wrench after the bear growled and showed teeth, allowing him to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Forestburgh
Oscar Winters
Rutan
Port Jervis
Winters
Porestchurch Woods
Mr. Bruin
Ters
Lehigh and Hudson Conductor Seriously Injured at Warwick
Warwick May 26 At 12 55 p m Wednesday an almost fatal accident occurred in Warwick yard when Lehigh Hudson Conductor Wardell Weeden lost his hold on a grab iron and fell under a caboose which passed over him He was severely injured with a fractured skull and lost fingers Doctors Bradner and Krug attended him The incident was witnessed by bystanders Union Church social in the Baptist and Reformed churches followed with music freshmeats and games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Warwick Yard
West Street
Lehigh & Hudson
Wardell Weeden
Weeden
Maybrook
Bradner
Krug
Union Church
Union Social of the Baptist and Reformed Churches
Ethel Holmes
Theodora Wherry
Edsall
Ruth Ryerson
Hubert Raynor
Malg
Percy Holmes
Harold Edsall
C. L. Haight
Enamel Inside of Bureau Drawers
Enamel inside drawers by applying multiple white coats followed by white enamel to create a smooth surface. It makes drawers neat and easy to clean with a damp cloth. The same method can be used for shelves cupboards and other drawers, offering a practical substitute for glass shelves.
Polishing Glove for the Shoes
A polishing glove mitt helps women shine shoes. The palm uses sheepskin with wool outside for polishing and the back is leather. After applying polish and drying, slip on the mitt and rub to a bright shine.
Miss Ethel Rosevear Hosts Guest at Venetian Night
Miss Ethel Rosevear of Middletown, with J Edson Adama, attended the Venetian Night after dancing at the first Press Club ball. She runs a Port Chester studio and remains active in exhibition dancing under Mrs. William Green’s hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Ethel Rosevear
Middletown
J. Edson Adama
Press Club
William Green
The Soy Bean as Food and Soil Improver
The soy bean ranks high as food with crude protein and fat on par with linseed and cotton seed meal, and twice as rich as wheat. It benefits hogs sheep and dairy cows with moderate use, improves hay and pasture, and serves well as a soil renovator and profitable crop on sandy soils for seed hay pasture silage and green manure.
Boiling Water and the Rate of Evaporation
A scientific note explains that rapidly boiling water does not cook faster than barely bubbling water, but it does evaporate more quickly.
Blacksmith Price Schedule Reported in Orange District
District blacksmiths meeting in Orange draft price list for horses and shoeing tasks. Items include horse shoeing per set at 2 dollars, bar shoe at 1.50, leather work 0.50, recalking and resetting shoes, with several local names and places named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herndieak
Suh Kelly
J. H. McPeek
Bush
John Totten
Warwick
Hoyt
Bellvale
L. C. Hazen
Ome H. Bee
S. Wilkin
H. Donovan
A S
Ratrchtia
George ¥ Roe
Fred Green
W. W. Sn
L. Rosektensch
Plorida
Pine Island
Ieford
George W. Titra
Wood
A Journey to Find a Husband at the Theater
A pretty matron sits with a friend in a moving picture theater when a newcomer enters and asks for a husband. The matron recognizes her playfully and explains she seeks Mr. Feet as her spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Gear
Pmedelophia Telegraph
Creamed Fish Recipe From Frugal Kitchen
A compact creamed fish dish instructs to separate cooked fish, blend with butter and milk, season, and thicken. Add fish fakes, simmer briefly, and serve with lemon half slices and buttered toast points.
Cheese butter crust sticks
Grate two ounces of cheese and mix with two ounces each of butter flour and bread crumbs. Season with cayenne and salt to taste. Roll thin and cut strips a quarter inch wide and eight inches long. Lay on buttered tin and bake until brown.
Man's Real Worth Reflections by D J Burrell
A short essay argues that true worth lies in a person’s internal qualities rather than wealth birth or titles. It laments society evaluating manhood by accidents of life and urges judging by thoughts motives and inner springs of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Burrell
Unsent Wedding Message Exchange in a Snap
A brief conversational fragment shows Agnes apologizing for missing a wedding and another speaker, Gdys, responding that they have others to attend. The exchange captures a fleeting note of regret and practicality in social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Gdys
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Koch, JR
FE. M. Frazer
R. Y. Vernon
Abbert Street
W. G. Imholz
Winterton
J. H. Hilsdorf & Son
Platt
Harriman Council
Frankfort
MR. Oddo
G. O. P. Convention
DR. Cleveland
Mitchell
Lehigh and Hudson
Caboose Union Church Social
Rosevear
Orange Omer
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