Salvation Army to Buy King Street Property in Middletown
The Salvation Army in New York nears purchase of 22 King Street former meat market. The two story brick building, now home to John J. Lawlor’s cafe for five years, would host a meeting room on the main floor and Army offices upstairs if the sale to Fred J. Yatto estate proceeds.
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King Street
Jwhn J. Lawlor
Salvation Army
Middletown
New York
Fred J. Yatto
Jack” Lawlor
Lawlor
Jacob Young
Willian Higham
Higham
Fred Yatto
John J. Lawlor
Capt Williams Provides Sterling Seminary Baseball Record
Captain Raymond Williams of the Wyoming Seminary team posted an 11 of 12 season mark and stood six feet two and a half inches tall, 175 pounds, after graduating and entering Syracuse University. He pitched for the seminary, praised in official reports, as his father Rev Martin van Buren Williams, pastor at Meshoppen, engages in evangelistic work nearby. Marion Williams, a seminary student, is his sister.
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Raymond Williams
Wyoming
Martin van Buren Wiliams
Syrause University
Williams
Estate of Bishop Greer Leaves $172,619 to Heirs in New York
In New York on September 30, estate records show Bishop David H. Greer who died May 19 left $172,619 after debts. He owned $172,938 in stocks and bonds including $59,100 United States Steel and $31,160 Liberty Bonds. Mrs Greer widow’s estate valued at 210,734 for household goods, books, silver and jewelry. Her two sons and two daughters inherit equally.
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New York
David Hi. Greer
Episcopal Diocese of
Hall of Records
Greer
United States Steel Corporation
Liberty
Body of Woman Is Found in River
Newburgh reports a floating female body near shore in the river. The 50 year old woman wore slack attire and black silk gloves, likely a river boat passenger. Coroner Tucker pending identification.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Abendroth
Root
Attine
Tucker
Mrs Dineen Dies in Arlington New Jersey
Mary Cohalan wife of Frank ML Diness formerly of this Giz now of Arlington New Jersey died suddenly at home Monday night from a stroke. Underteker P dg Revely left for Arlington Treasurer now in fake charge of best G8 state ted wo was taken 2 Tro Wise Rejje rhalsy receaacd on the Montcom man near Goshen Arrangements for the funeral will be announced later Mrs Dineen in early reniéed in Goshen.
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Mary Cohalan
Frank ML Diness
Giz
Arlington
N. J
Underteker P
Montcom Man
Goshen
Dineen
Two Changes in the Adirondack Deer Law Take Effect
With the Adirondack deer season starting October first, two changes from the last legislature require that one deer may be taken, reports clarify that sex must remain attached to the carcass or part thereof during transport, and hides cannot be dressed to remove sex evidence except during tanning. The Conservation Commission warns game protectors to enforce the rule strictly and urges sportsmen to use reporting cards available through guides, hotels, stores, and other outlets to track deer by sex for season results.
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Albany
Dept
Adirondacks
Conservation Commission
Commission
Ceramission
Blanchard to Seek Airplane Landing Place
Georges F E Blanchard was named by President Charles B Buck of the Chamber of Commerce to chair a committee studying the creation of a city landing place for flying machines. The move follows a letter from Adama Aerial Transportation Co of New York and Times-Press coverage. Blanchard, with aviation interest, will involve aeronautics experts to develop the project and place the city on an established aerial route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges FE. Blanchard
Charles B. Buck
Chamber of Commerce
Adama Aerial Transportation Company
New York City
Times- Press
Blanchard
Buck Men
Auto Club Takes Up Bridge Matter
An enthusiastic Middletown Automobile Club meeting at the Mitchell Inn drew members from Chester Goshen Slate Hill Joinson and Westtown. A CN Thompson and Secretary H E Barnes were chosen as delegates to the 15th annual convention of the State Automobile Association in Albany. Delegates were instructed to work with head superintendents and discuss the East Chester under grade crossing issue and to confer with State Commissioner of Highways Frederick Stuart Greene on the shutter. Other motorist topics were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Automobile Club
Mitchell Inn
Chester
Goshen
Slate Hill
Joinson
Westtown
A. CN. Thompson
H. E. Barnes
State Automobile Association
Ten Eyck
Albany
East Chester
Times-Prees
Charles
Smith
Automobile Club
Frederick Stuart Greene
Five Veterans Before Recorder in Military Court
Five veterans of overseas fighting forces, patients at Otishiile hospital, appeared Tuesday morning before Recorder Howard M. Starr. They faced charges of being drunk and disorderly on the streets. The matter was treated as military rather than civilian, and the men were escorted back to the institution after the hearing. One man hailed from the Fifth Division and another from the Fourth Division, both reportedly paled by their guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otishiile Hospital
Howard M. Starr
Directy
Tween i Sizth
Regular Army
Thane Kg Werte Cas Palionis
Tero
Uhemm
Jal
mamVar Offenner
Omerrs
Fred Bo
Nehert le- Clercy
GS. Feigten Ludiammada
No Profiteering in Shoe Trade Committee Report
The report by Col Friedsam chairman of the Fair Price Committees on Clothing and Shoes to Arthur Williams of the Federal Food Administration argues high costs, not profiteering, drive shoe and clothing prices. It cites increased production costs, leather shortages, and strikes, with wages rising sharply, while retail prices lag behind anticipated six month shipments.
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Tovcal
Michael Friedsaam
Arthur Williams
Federal
New York
Col Friedsam
France
England
Germany
United States
Europeak
Europe
China
Russia
Africa
South America
Paris
Council of National Defense
Lynn
Brooklyn
Chicago
M. E. Pastors Meet in Liberty on Centenary Drive
Ministers from the Newburgh district of the Methodist Church gathered Tuesday at the Liberty church. Eight group leaders discussed The Effect of the Drive on the World and the Church as part of the Centenary movement. Speakers included Rev. Fred W. Stacey and eight others from Goshen, Deposit, Monticello, Milton, Highlas2 Mills, Liberty, and Monticello.
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Newburgh
Methodist Church
Liberty
Fred W. Stacey
Renee S. Fuller
Goshen
Geo A. McDonald
Nexburgh
Geo. E Wright
Highlas2 Mills
RF. H
Dudley Dies In Feature Race At Kentucky Futurity
In Yerington Kentucky Sept 206 the KenTucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association feature trotting futurity saw Natalie the Giant lead early but fall in heat two allowing Dar Star to win the fourth heat. Mr Dudley died after a mishap near the far turn when a plank punctured him as the field passed the fence. The four heat format crowned Dar Star for a second time in the event as the original favorites faltered amid the tragedy.
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Yerington Ky
Kentucky
Aancation
Vhs
Natalie the Giant
Sret
Mr. Didier
Sie
Natalie the Great
Mr. Dudley
Dar Star
der Star
Outlaw Horse Tamed at Middletown Riding School Sunday
George Stade and Francis K Gaffney staged a notable horse breaking exhibition at the San Jose Riding School in Middletown. The event featured a colt recently purchased near Camp Taylor and, after an hour of effort, the beast was tamed with a paddle aided by Stade. Gaffney and Stade praised the colt's future potential as a wrecked but controllable mount.
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Tonga
Darling
Great Northwest
Southwest
Plains
San Jose
George Stade
Teth
General Pershing
Francis K. Gaffney
Middletown
Gaffrey
Camptel
Mart Rious
Silver anniversary surprise at Clare home
Abergy sn reins end items at Mr and Mrs dy 1 Clares, 84 Cares avenue, were entering wd Frodepisht at their home, the occasion being the silver anniversary of their wedding Which tek Blase Ji jam age.
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Abergy Sn
Clares
Cares Avenue
Frodepisht
Mountain of Lost Baggage at Hoboken Claims Center
About 150000 unclaimed pieces of A E F baggage lie at Government docks in Hoboken New Jersey. Items include 20000 trunks 15000 bed rolls 6000 suitcases and 110000 baggage from overseas. Owners urged to file claims with address at Lost Baggage Branch Hoboken XII C and provide a full description. Red Cross aids recovery and government shipment.
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Thera
Hoboken
N. J
Xii. J
Express
Red Cross
Farm Bureau Men Discuss County Dues at New York Meeting
Orange County Farm Bureau leaders led by President John H. Artminn and Manager L D Greene attended a New York gathering with state Extension Director M C Buritt and County Agent Leader H E I Batcock. Discussion focused on raising county membership fees for the coming year with Nassau Suffolk Westchester Dutchess Rockland Orange Sullivan and Ulster represented. A report will be given at the October 4 county bureau meeting and a final decision will be made at the December 6 annual association meeting where members vote on the proposed increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Artminn
L. D. Greene
Orange County Farm Bureau
New York
M. C. Buritt
State College of Agriculture
H. E. I Batcock
College of Agriculture
S. L. Strivings
New York State Federation of Farm Bureaus
Orange County
Nassau
Suffolk
Westchester
Dutchess
Rockland
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Altmann
Pete
Nga County
Farm Bureau
Legion Sunday Urges Clergy to Promote Americanism
The American Legion national executive committee asks clergymen nationwide to devote sermons on Sunday November 9 to Legion ideals, timing to precede the Minneapolis national convention. It urges cooperation through state branches and local posts, framing the Legion as the postwar unity soldiers sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Legion
National Executive Committee
The
Minneapolis
Be Tob
National
America
Navy
Tn Union
Particwar
Buchwarit
Broker Foote To Face Second Trial In Carmel
Poughkeepsie September 30 Gilert F Foote, convicted broker now in Sing Sing, will be tried again on a second indictment after the collapse of the brokerage firm Atwater Foote Sherrill of Poughkeepsie with a 900000 shortage. He has a venue change from Dutchess to Putnam, trial set for October 27 in Carmel with DA Raymond Aldrich prosecuting, aided by Judge J Bennett Southard and DA Peter A Anderson. Foote will be brought from Sing Sing for the habeas corpus matter. Harold Sherrill is in Sing Sing with him, while Morton Atwater is in Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Cgilert F. Foote
Uroker
Atwater, Foote & Sherrill
Foote
Dutchess
Putnam County
Carmel
Raymond Aldrich
J. Bennett Southard
Peter A. Anderson
Sing Sing
Harold Sherill
Morton Atwater
Seaman Drowns In Hudson River near Newburgh
Edward Dicler an 18 year old seaman from Jersey City New Jersey on torpedoboat destroyer Winslow drowned in the Hudson River harbor at Newburgh Monday afternoon. The depth at the drowning point was 51 feet and the body had not yet been recovered.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Edward Dicler
Jersey City
N. J
Cless
Winslow
O. & W. Bridge Ordered Repaired Near Accord
Public Service Commission directs the Ellenville and Kingston Railroad bridge north of Accord to be prepared for traffic and to block a private crossing. The U S Railroad Administration Ontario & Western and town of Rochester must complete the work and report acceptance within ten days. A missing jewel bag valued around two thousand dollars, once left at Erie station, remains under police investigation.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Ellenville
Kingston
Accord
Rochester
Ulster County
Trafic
United States Railroad Administration
Ontario & Western Railroad
Kingston Road
Commission
Bones Possibly Those Of Jimmy Glass Found In Pike County
In Pike County near Greeley farm workers found bones they believed to be part of a child's skeleton. Dr. G T Rodman of Hawley examined them and concluded they likely belonged to a left leg of a four or five year old. The bones may be those of James Cour Tass Glass, who vanished May 12, 1921, triggering a nationwide search with no results.
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Port Jervis
Greeley
Pike County
G.tf. Rodman
Hawley
James Cour Tass Glass
Judge Tompkins Wins Silver Cup at New City Fair
Judge Tompkins triumphs in the feature stretching race at the New City fair on Saturday afternoon. Inder Seeger and Dr HW AL Wilson competed, with Nyack jamet earning a silver cup. The event saw two heats, Seeger leading early before Tompkins claimed the victory amid chaotic conditions.
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Inder Tompkins
New City Fair
Inder Seeger
AL Wilson
Cottestania
Benton Avenue Parent Teacher Association Meeting
The Benton Avenue Parent Teacher Association will meet Wednesday after school at booking at the school though various parents urged to attend. Maude and Tich will give a talk on “The Sew, sty heel flame and the Great Nera of i.”
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Benton Avenue
Angernation
Waineriay
Boo’cieck
al Parenta
Maude
New Corporation Formed in Albany by Central Valley Leaders
Albany correspondent reports a new corporate venture in Central Valley with key figures Buchard Rollwinkle Norman C Lawson and Igo KE Elmer leading the effort. The announcement notes collaboration with the Sevetera nt State and outlines the organizational roles awaiting formal filing in Albany.
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Altans
Central Valler Hamesine
Central Vallen
Bos Eeg
Blfon
Buchard Rollwinkle
Norman C. Lawson
Igo KE. Elmer
Central
Val
Two Killed in Central New England Collision
Danbury Connecticut September 3 Two men were killed and seven injured in a collision between two carbound freight trains Monday on the Central New England Railroad at Haimes New London twenty miles west of Danbury.
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Danbury
Thompson Ridge Church To Hold Regular Meeting
The Hopewell Church EL Society will hold a regular meeting Sunday evening at the home of T. G. Clark in Lander Floyd Scott. An important meeting is planned Tuesday evening at the church with Theo congregations to be present.
Alterations Underway At Arcus Building Conversion
Alterations are to be completed now with seven changes slated by November 1 as announced at the Chamber of Commerce in Carpenters. The old Arcus building will be converted into Community bulletin. work on the alterations has begun. Local details include a large boarding house and various regional mentions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Carpenters
Big Farm Buildings Burned in Florida and Warwick Fire
A large 100 by 40 foot barn and outbuildings on George Briski’s farm southeast of Florida were destroyed by fire starting about 9:30 pm Tuesday. Estimated loss between 8900 and 10000 dollars, uninsured. Florida and Warwick fire departments arrived. a Florida fire truck overturned en route, delaying efforts. Silo partially saved by Warwick firefighters. two hours to burn. Briski plans to rebuild. fire traced to hayloft with unknown origin.
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Times-Press
Florida
George Briski
Briski
Florda
Rriski Place
Florida Fire Company
Warwick
Hnd
Dames
Florida Companys
Wrlter BR. Stirr
Woodridge School Closed for Jewish New Year Observance
Owing to the Jewish New Year and that 275 of 393 pupils are of orthodox Jewish parentage, the Woodridge Woodside school was closed Thursday and Friday while ten teachers went home to observe the holiday. The town saw several residents visiting family, with multiple notices of travel and social events among local individuals.
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Woodside
Andreies
HighlandsAvenue
Stephen Slater
Heritaye
Ashink
Yanthes
Addie Penny
Midjietown
Morac Mo Bilenvile
3Ees
Mra Harve
Toomey
Dieemon Karstee
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Capt. Williams
Auto Club
Woolridgs
AlWin Warren
Mra Stareis
Powell
Mr. Warren
Charles Powell
Salvation Army Home
M. E
Dadiey
Richard Deladeid
Brock Faria
Lyman Brusie
Deira & Horehonss, Fec
Jerry-Wootlhorne
Guamea
Legion
Broker Foote
Hudson River
O. & W. Bridge
H. B. Bradbury
Alice
Erie
Munday
Times
Jimmy Glass
Tompkins
Parentteacher Association
NEW Corporation
Timte-Preas
Thompson’ Ridge
Julia A. Hudd
Wurtsbor
Cone
Wmreyghont Conge
Sullivan Coun
Edward K. Taido
Minelien
Olsen
Krechisa
Hears Gurents
Newbureh
Walbuer
Leen Jen
Wa Pet Intemiont
Neath
Twee Peat
Douglas Miller
Atdornes
New
Iwureh
Taree 44
St. Andreas
Allen Tompkins Cunningham
Uetiess Street
Ciyude Fizabeth
Chile
Florida and
City
Tuxedo
Davith Tuxedo
Fiorifa
Woodridge
Thuras Arrstrang
Amma Armstrone
Santor Schapumaker
Wiminellen, D
J. Armstrone
Isadore Wolt
Beret
York
Sosia
Constantinople
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