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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
9
Two generations survey the Driscoll Farm in Bethel Town as Sullivan County Community College weighs a proposed permanent campus. More than 200 acres are offered to the college board of trustees for the site.
Sullivan County bungalow colony owners await a warm weekend to draw metropolitan families for the summer season. Partial rentals in many colonies hinge on favorable weather, with forecasts of a strong season if temperatures rise. cool weekends could extend the slow year and threaten next summer’s prospects.
A three car chain reaction on Dolson Avenue left two injured. George J. Gould of 236 North Street drove into two cars stopped ahead, hitting Virgil Needham of 275 Highland Avenue whose car then struck H. Roberts Evans of 73 Prospect Avenue. Needham sustained arm and muscle injuries while his wife suffered head and neck injuries.
Eleven year old Pamela King of 59 Mulberry Street was taken to Horton Hospital after her bicycle struck a car driven by Robert Decker at the Fulton and Wawayanda Avenues corner. She faced possible fractures and received treatment.
City police reported minor damage in a Thursday afternoon collision at the Academy Avenue Washington Street corner. George Harris of Chester struck Margaret Glynn of 16 Sterling Street as Glynn turned onto Washington Street. Left rear damage noted on the Glynn vehicle.
Sullivan County Sheriff Louis Ratner says he will not urge discretionary sentencing to ease jail crowding. Through June 11 admissions reached 1,032, up from 886 a year earlier, with public intoxication offenders the largest group. Warden Marvin Smith notes the jail was built for about 130 inmates, while 200 were housed Thursday including 40 at the county farm.
The body of Sterling Forest vice president Thomas A. Bartle was found in his Tuxedo Park home Wednesday evening by firm officials. Police say death could have occurred 12 to 24 hours before discovery after an autopsy and preliminary findings. Bartle, a Columbia graduate and former Tuxedo school board member, was involved with the Orange County Council of Community Services. Local arrangements were handled in Monroe.
The Middletown Central Labor Council endorsed retired guidance counselor Mrs Elsie Krieg for the board of education vacancy. The board must fill the seat at the July reorganization meeting to serve the remainder of Warren J Green term. Other candidates are John J Loori and Edward M Bernaski.
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