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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
4
Washington reports President Wilson remains very ill. Doctors Grayson and Dercum consult. rest is deemed essential after a day of minimal improvement. Bulletin notes the condition less favorable with the president in bed under continued care at the White House.
Newburgh Oct 16 A Supreme Court justice granted judgment on the pleadings in the Bullville Milk Producers Association versus Caruda White. The suit tested a milk delivery clause for stock and family use, arguing restraint of trade. the judge found the agreement could promote creamery creation and competition rather than restrain trade.
Washington reports Congressional action creating uncertainty over when to revert clocks and end daylight saving. Officials say clocks may not be set back until the last Sunday in October or October 36 at 1 A M.
The Warwick AviO Club selects delegates C Crawfort of Florida John G Norton of Pine Island P F R Paddock and Bente Sceter of Warwick to attend the State Aviator Association convention in Albany on October 6-7. Washington Oct 3. Fairfield Needays.
Goshen Oct 2 The Orange County Volunteer Firemen's Association holds its third annual parade amid rain and muddy streets. Weather forced changes but Chief Hock confirmed the march would proceed after 1:30 PM with a scaled program. Citizens dressed main streets for the event as officials anticipated crowds.
The opening day on Wednesday October 1 marks the start of hunting for partridge grey squirrel woodcock and rabbits in Sullivan and Orange counties amid rainy weather. Deer season begins November 1 in the Adirondacks with a closing November 15. a party including Dr. Charles H. Tice Mrs Tice L Meritther Hitec Edwin Gris and others were noted as having traveled to the Adirondacks.
A light turnout at the public market Thursday saw rig owners and farmers arrive despite rain. Prices included chickens at around 70 cents a pound, tomatoes 5 cents a basket, corn 4 cents, grapes $1 per basket, with produce scarce after a wet spell. The note mentions Meads G. O. P. Republican committee and local figures VanBlarcom and Beery Wenderpom among names in the clipping.
Hoffman Lodge outlines a busy month for Masons in Middletown with weekly sessions through April. Key events include Past Masters Night on October 28 and October 24 for 50 year certificates, while October 7 and October 14 will see third and second degree conferrals respectively.
James Leeich 43, a shipyard employee, died after falling from a scaffold in Newburgh shipyards. He is survived by a daughter living in the city. Leeich and his daughter had moved to Newburgh from Yeuns Town, C. ALN. A separate note mentions Episcopal diocese events in Carlet Church, Werwick, tied to the Every Name Campaign, with unclear details.
Senator James A. Reed faced a hostile reception in Ardmore as backers cut lighting wires at Convention Hall before his slated address against the treaty and League of Nations. The scene turned chaotic with cries of derision and stage crowding, forcing him to withdraw the speech. Women later climbed onto the stage to calm the audience.
The city night school will resume Monday October 6 at 7 pm in the Superin tendent of Schools office. Courses focus on languages commercial and domestic and mechanical crafts with English to be prioritized for those seeking advanced work. Ten to twelve students per subject are needed to form a class and teachers will be selected once subjects are established.
The funeral of the late Charles Edgar Clark will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the family home. Rev Modrealor of Rift fury will officiate. Interment will follow at Ridgehurst Cemetery.
News suspended publication pending adjournment of the labor situation in two hundred and fifty printing plants after a nationwide strike. The article notes a complete tieup of all branches of the printing and publishing business.
Westtown Oct 2 auction of A E Durland stock and farming utensils drew full prices. Calves yearlings two year olds and cows totaled about 4000 dollars. two bulls 62 and 117 dollars. four year old colts 180 dollars. 40 tons baled hay averaged 215.75 per ton. hay in barn 14 dollars per ton. chickens 79 cents each. sow and pigs 23 dollars. a harness 21 dollars. Also sold household furniture. Auctioneer J S Brasted.
In Fiorida Oc, a student named Joseph Pareens shot his brother on the campus during an altercation. The injured man was taken to a hospital in serious condition. Both youths are students at Seward Institute.
Two army aviation corps lieutenants Waterhouse and Connelly, missing on border patrol for six weeks, were found on a Baja California beach three hundred miles south of San Pier. The bodies wore aviation insignia and were discovered by locals, authorities said.
Bards, soldiers and firemen join the Goshen parade Thursday, with bands performing Lepore concerts across multiple streets. Units leaving include Company LON YL under Madden Decker, the General Bn Conga led by Rev Rogers, and four firemen organizations Fagles Ontarive Thao imix and Waslkiills.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago White Sox in the second game of the series. The article notes a strong Reds performance and mentions ongoing concerns for the White Sox as they move through the schedule.
Bilenville reports a well attended Work Fair in Grahamsville despite threatening weather. People from adjoining sections and nearby villages arrived with typical Grahamsville fair day zeal. Many autos parked around the grounds.
Miss Carnac Cuddeback County Agent for Dependent Children spoke to about 35 members at the Wallaill Civic Vein gathering on Wednesday afternoon. She discussed her work with dependent children and outlined efforts to support foster homes and related services.
Belgiums rulers arrive in New York amid a modest reception after traveling to express thanks for aid during the war. They are awakened at dawn by salutes from a passing parade as officials greet the visitors, with Prince Leopold among those present.
Report notes U S intervention averted broader conflict as Admiral Kusp addresses Senate and Secretary Decteln amid tense wartime discourse. Names and details appear in fragmented OCR, with debate focusing on diplomatic action and oversight.
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