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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
4
The Middletown chamber mailed questionnaires to local manufacturers requesting data on wage rates fringe benefits and other employee information. The aim is to keep employers informed on mutual interests with three committees Education Labor and Legislation. A resume for a young man seeking a Middletown area career was also distributed.
The Old Museum Village of Smiths Clove near Monroe will host MONROL a campaign exhibit featuring an 1872 poster attacking Horace Greeley and noting his Democratic coalition with liberal Republicans. The display on June 15 includes lighting instruments hats camp lights torches buttons and related artifacts.
Hearing before Utility Tax Collector Nicholas Vuolo at City Hall 10 Thursday examines Daniel Birnbaum and The Fuelgas Corporation records showing bottled gas sales in the Middletown city school district. Birnbaum, president, has not paid the 3 percent utility tax since its inception.
Middletown Nick Skeades was elected president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 544 for the 1964 65 session. Other officers elected include Robert Hughes as vice president Raymond Richner Jr chaplain Bruce Richner conductor A E Zoghby inner guard Arthur Gunderson outer guard John Allen secretary and Lawrence Funnell treasurer.
Three Middletown PYA representatives won officer posts at the Central Hudson District spring PTA conference in New Paltz. New officers include recording secretary Mrs George Reisinger and corresponding secretary Mrs Joyce Van Keuren, with assistant treasurer Mrs Virgil Needham.
Morgan Edward A. Morgan Truman Moon Elementary School PE teacher was chosen president of the Middletown Teachers Association succeeding Robert P. Saunders Veraldi Junior High School science teacher. Other officers were Mrs Ernestine Carter vice president Ruffus Williams recording secretary Louise Hammond corresponding secretary and Mrs Carol Jack treasurer. A lion broke through a farmer's wall near Dar Es Salaam killing the farmer.
Chester school board seeks answers before backing a single district BOCES. Trustee Wyckoff questions why estimated admin costs for one district 43 000 exceed the combined 38 000 of two boards. Meetings set to discuss services, funds, board size, and cost shares.
The Rev Deane F Lavender will speak on Four Ways to Live Life at a union baccalaureate service for Monroe Woodbury seniors at Highland Mills Methodist Church at 8 p m on June 21. Lavender begins as pastor of Monroe first Presbyterian Church the same day. Clergy from multiple area churches sponsor and attend including Choate Harriman Doughty Holiday Laesch Swords Weeks Griffin and Ashton.
Walter Johnson of a Maybrook service station worked to clear junked cars from his lot and, after his inquiry, Mayor Anthony J. DiBenio secured J&L Wrecking Company’s approval to relocate the vehicles to its property, removing unsightliness.
In County Court Judge Edward M. O Gorman will hear a $8,798 suit arising from a December 1959 auto crash in Newburgh. Plaintiffs Mr and Mrs John Armour accuse Harold and Herman Luebbert of causing injuries after a collision at Union Avenue and Plattehill Turnpike. Doctors Reed and Schleiermacher support the Armours claim of spine injury.
Former Newburgh broker Edward A. Dolph of Cornwall on Hudson faces a June 15 trial on a three count indictment for grand larceny and stock fraud involving 7500 in securities. He has posted 5000 bail and is represented by Martin Rosenbloom of Middletown. Dolph formerly instructed at the West Point academy and was employed by Storms Dolph Securities in Newburgh.
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