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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1919

Page

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Daylight saving repeal moves through agriculture panel

Washington May 27 farmers fight against daylight saving curbs prompts the Hoyas Committee on Agriculture to report an appropriation bill with repeal provisions. The measure, likely to be taken up next by the House, seeks to restore standard time on the second Sunday after approval. More funding is included for tuberculosis control among farm animals.

Washington Fannery Hoyas Committee On Agriculture House

Hay And Hay Curing Tells Farmers Of Value

A. W. Burs lectured to local farmers in Urnago Hall on the Wayne system of curing hay. He warned of losses from improper methods and cited a hypothetical 50 ton shipping hay crop, noting valued grading, bale weights, and potential money saved or lost. Buck Brothers hosted the lecture drawing 20,000 daily readers as ad context.

A. W. Burs Urnago Hall Gurg Buck Brothers Burg New York

Veterans Mark Graves of Their Dead Comrades in Cemetery

Veterans mark graves of 178 defenders in a local cemetery. For 61 years the Grand Army posts have faithfully tended each grave with care and a marker noting the soldier’s service. Volunteers, led by Comrades Clark and Heaver, worked with the superintendent to locate and honor every grave, a labor of love slow but steady since Memorial Day 3920.

Mable Grand Army Fnr Clark Heaven Wood Reed Bates Tway Slornbeck Terhune Jackson Post Finnegan Mwleban Lyon Tost Harry G Dil Phmpsburgh Lyon

Soldiers Beat Matamoras Team

On May 27 at Wilburnval the General Heapital nine defeated Matamarasy by a score of Ue. Batteries were Hopital Roberty and Matteson for Matamaras Bisford and Strett. On Sunday One saktiors beat the Auincoln AL for Munowwa 5 to ? in a well placed evasion. Batteries Sokttas Makter Mitteson Lincolng Lely and Dougherty.

Goldsmith Army Gener Muspital

Slate Soldier Wins Honor From France May 4 Dispatch

Corporal Knivba Jr of Co A, Sel Pioneer In frontier service, is cited in a Vernoull France dispatch dated May 4 for his feats. He would rather be in his own hometown, but remains devoted to duty and country.

Frange Guerie HH Knivba, Jr Slate Win Co. A Vernoull France

Fine Apollo Club Spring Concert at Webberton Memorial

A large audience attended the Apollo Club concert at Webberton Memorial Church under Andrew J. Baird. Highlights included The Kilties March, Dudley Buck pieces, The Ships, Twilight and It Will Follow You, with Alma Beck and Stefano d. Stefano delivering standout performances and an encore of Chaminade's A Little Silver Ring.

Webberton Bemorial Apollo Club Andrew J. Baird Shofret Min Pires Dudley Buck Annie Laurie Chaminade Miss Beck Songa Gnar Janie Stefano al Sefano Mia Bellotta Harlech Andrew J Balint Singernuts Elvic Ife Middletown Dhanka Mies Halen Hampton Helen Toles Baird Matty der John F. Gnrdon George Livingsinn

Riverdale Club Plans Barn Dance and Beauty Show

Riverdale Club hosts a barn dance and beauty show at New Hampton on Wednesday night featuring a lively carnival atmosphere with sparklers streamers horns bells and confetti. A flowers parade and a brides contest are noted with plans for participants from multiple towns and a later event in the evening.

Riverdale Club

Thrift and aging as a life stance in public reflection

A column extols thrift through age, citing Chauncey Depew, Clemenceau, Cardinal Gibbons and others who remained active beyond youth. It argues wise living lasts past age 60, stressing time well spent, continual service, and the resolve to live usefully to the last day as a premier sign of thrift.

Chauncey M. Depew France Clemenceau Cardinal Gibbons Eliot Harvard Andrew Carnegie J. D. Rockefeller John Wanamaker Thomas A. Raison Chaucer Goethe Faust Cato Socrates Benjamin Franklin Lindgat

Memorial Day at State Hospital Chapel Service

The State Hospital observance included a Memorial Day themed service led by Rev. Samuel Millar of North Street Congregational Church. Music by church musicians accompanied the discourse on foundations and Christian life. Ties to hospital life appear in farm and building updates, staff notices, weddings, and a parade plan for the Fourth of July, with several staff and residents mentioned.

State Hospital Chapel Samuel Millar North Street Christian Life Millar Hospital Marion Henderson Edith Budd Alice Hawthorne Molloy Meredith Anna Louise Gregory Merrill Shoemaker Camp Meade North Charleston D. C Sannwalds Chestnut Street Dell, N The State Hospital

Health Officers to Meet June 24 26 Albany

Preparations are underway for the annual conference of the State Health Officers Association in Saratoga Springs on June 28 and 26. The Grand Union hotel will host sessions presided by Dr Herman M Bince state commissioner of death. Dr Manas Nicoll Jr deputy commissioner directs program drafting. The State Sanitary Officers Association will hold a three way convention at a signer.

Albany State Health Oficer Saratona Grand Union Hotel Hermenn M. Bince Manas Nicoll, Jr

Middletown Sanitarium Nurses Commencement Exercises Held

The Middletown Sanitarium Training School for Nurses will hold commencement exercises on Wednesday evening March 7 at 3 Melock at The Seventh Das Adten Net chapel, 3 Llaingen avenue. All invited. Greta Newer MScM to address the audience as captain of the New Tinch Academy track team.

Middietown Sarlieriam Training School Nmurasg Melock Llaingen Avenue Amlliveee Greta Newtinch Academy

Pleads Guilty to Overall Factory Fire Ten Years Ten Months

Elmer West of Port Jervis pleaded guilty to arson in the second degree for setting the Port Jervis overall factory fire causing about 40000 in damage. He said he is 40, previously jailed, and lived in Port Jervis. He was sentenced to ten years and three months in Sing Sing. Leon Johannes pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree for stealing from Kinney Bros in Port Jervis and received a term of one to two years in Sing Sing.

Brall Goshen Tompking Supreme Court Elmer West Port Jervis West Sing Bing Leon Johannes Kinney Broe Honesdale Erie Johannes Sing Sing

51st Pioneer Infantry Starts Toward Home From Europe

The 51st Pioneer Infantry will depart the American Expeditionary Forces for the United States within weeks, having passed Coblenz en route to Brest. Local men are among its ranks, with embarkation likely from LeHavre area as inventories, delousing, and medical checks are completed. If equipment reviews finish early, the unit could reach home soon.

51St Pioneer Infantry United States Evids Nced Bby Coblenz Brest LeMaps Army of Occupation

Albany League to Ratify Covenant Seeks Senate Action

Albany May 27 New York State Branch of the League to Enforce Peace urges U S Senate ratification of the League Covenant and early peace treaty acceptance at a June 7 state convention in Albany. Taft and notable leaders will headline a cross party program to mobilize county delegations.

Albany United States Senate Abany New York State League State Emergency Campaign Committee William H. Taft Anna Howard Shaw Woman's Committee Council of National Defense John H. Walker Ilinois State Federation of Labor Stephen S. Wise The Free Synagogue New York Herbert S. Houston George W. Wickersham U.S Thomas G. Chamberlain First Anti Aircraft Artillery Suvington Vermont William Qchurch Osborn Demorzaia New York State Organization the League To4oterior Whitman George Gonion Bate Charles J. Strong United States Theodore E. Burton R. Fulton Cutag Cleveland G. Dodie Thomas W. Lamest Michael J. Lavoile V. Errerit Macy Mins Dilzabeia Marbury Mra Thomas J. Preston, Jr Herbert Parsons Repulian National ATG America

Covenant ratification aims and formation statements

The passage discusses ensuring expressions in organization meetings and resolutions to advance the Covenant toward ratification. It emphasizes unified expression in multiple forms to support the agreement's approval.

Influenza Cause Is Undetermined By Medical Men

Albany May 27 under Whitman a commission was named to probe the influenza epidemic cause but has not reported yet. Dr Matthias Nicoll Jr says bacteria tests show the usual influenza bacillus is not responsible for the deadly form though present in many cases. He notes the public and doctors await a definite finding and will be publicized when ready.

Albany Furmer Whitmen Matthias Nicoll, Jr Nicoll Nicol

Adams Jr Made Captain In U S Army At Camp Upton

J E Adams Jr received commission as captain in the Quartermaster Corps, with Camp Upton noting his responsibilities in pay distribution and staff coordination. He helped muster troops after demobilization and set a daily pay record for the unit, while serving as chief paymaster and leading a staff of clerks and four other officers.

J. E. Adams, Jr U. S. Army J. Bison Adams, Jr Camp Upton S. J Quartermaster Corps of the Army Moday Agems Be Oun Tia Adams Cwing Upton Snanr Tour Leat Naris T Clerks

Fading Health Follower of Bishop Greer Dies in Wheeling

Jacob Greer brother of late New York Bishop David H. Greer died Sunday in Wheeling. He had lived there most of his life and was connected to family religious circles. A fragmentary report from Tarpon Springs Florida notes travel by auto and unclear references to local beer or wine customs in Tarpon Springs.

Wheeling W. Va Jacob Greer David H. Greer New York Greer Thin Florida Tarpon Springs Fla

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