Middletown Times Herald from Middletown, New York • Page 3

M1DDLETOWN TIMES HERALD. MIDDLETOWX. N. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1R.

TIIRKK ARTESIAN WELL WATER SYSTEM FULFILLS NEED Port Jervis Police Receive Marksmanship Awards DISTRICT liCTVRER PATS VISIT TO TAFT CSAfTEM to An HIM) Kilning In Tests Made After Year Indicate Supply Is More Than Adequate for Village WASHINGTONVILLE Tests lor one indicate that the new artesian well 6stem lor the village is working satisfactory. Mayor Archibald A. Courter told a public meeting held this week. A meter shows that during 1937 more than 44,765,000 gallons of water were pumped from one well for an average daily consumption of 121.400 gallons at cost of $5100 per million gallons pumped. The new system was placed in operation a year ago after a well had been drilled in back of Bordens plant on West Mam street.

A pump house was built and a new six inch cast iron main connects tins station Nitli the 212.000 gallon standpipe situated on the hill in the rear of Central Scliool. A new pipe line was required from the storage tank to the center of the villa Re square. Only one well will be used in the new system, it was decided after tests had shown that it would pro- iic'e more than an adequate supply. Requirements for a clearance of 100 feet on all sides of the well necessitated purchase of additional land on West Main street. One parcel was acquired fiom Anthony Saturno and condemnation proceedings were instituted against adjoining properties of William VanDu- zcr and Ida Cohen.

The old water system was fed by a reservoir 111 Woodcock Mountain, two miles away. Plans for the artesian system were made after complaints of cattle grazing near the reservoir and the necessity of replacing three miles of pipe which was in use forty years. Officials cut off the reservoir supply at a point one mile above the village. Prom that point to the reservoir, farm residents use the old supply. R.

R. Shearer of Albany was construction engineer. HOME BUREAU TO MEET Blooming Grove unit of the Home Bureau will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Smith Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

Mrs. Kenneth Eabcock, chairman, will conduct a business meeting and plans will be made for an Antique and Hobby Show. date for which will be announced the meeting. Annie L. Dickey unit.

Women's Christian Tempereuce Union, was entertained at the home of Mrs. Seacord Tuesday. Moss Helen Downie, president led the devotional service. Reports of the r.ork of various departments were by the chairman, Mrs. Stephen Hunt, chairman of citizen- and Mrs.

Augustus H. Wood, cnairman of Temperance nad Mis- r'on. Due to the absence of Mrs. Albert Potter and Mrs. Jessie Wilson, Miss Downie gave their reports on Literature, L.

T. and Child Welfare. Mrs O. M. chairman of membership, announced that two new members had joined the unit.

Mrs. Marvin Germain and Mrs. William Lome. Refreshments were served by the hcstess and assisting hostesses, Mrs. Jchn A.

VanDemark and Mr. Herbert Sparks. PARTYSlLlS UNIFORM FUND Montgomery Firemen Earn $45 At Entertainment JTmm 0 ItoK-wn iS Vt PORT JEKYIS the srwtarj; MS OR? Mn Rtla potree. el'ttm 666 COLDS FEVER ol it tl NOWNS SISTERS .1 Main Street Dial Wrawn'i Nrw Spruit KtTi Orrwn. rrf.

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16 )r 5I.B*--S! ti F.X. ud Birk rtf f-s, sitr STW ucd Random, ind a a Women's Pmr SUk dudn KJTTO Ertairirth, 4 JV--7V Carler'i "Jtffon" knj; Port Jervis police esierday received medals for shooung abihty. Seated in the front raw are Mai or Wendell Phillips who made the presentations. Stewart Bishop, Russell Whaley and Raymond EliwanRer In the back row are Chief E. V.

Moorebead, Captain Artliur L. instructor: Artiitir Finn Fred Chant. Ora Wheat. Captain Daniel Sullivan, instructor; and Arnold by McMechan PILLOW CASES FOR CHINA Other Hospital Supplies Prepared for Shipment PINE BUSH--Fourteen members of the New Prospect Missioflary ciety, meeting yesterday in aB-day session at the home of Mrs. Amherst France, made thirty-sit pillow cases which wiH be shipped next week with other hospital supplies to China.

In the afternoon various articles, including towels, wash cloths, soap, hot water bottles, sterilized cotton and gauze, which bad been donated by members were packed into a large box. A special service was conducted during the packing ceremony by Mrs. Willard Wullschleger. The box would be left open, it was announced, until next Tuesday so that additional contributions might be included. Mrs.

Harry A. Flinn, president of the Society, read a letter from i Mrs. Herbert Schmalzriedt of Port Jervis, president, of the Orange Classical Union, who expressed a desire to visit the Pine Bush group I at its next meeting. She will dis- cuss with them plans of the Ciassis for the coming year. The Society decided to invite Mrs.

Schmalz- riedt to the March meeting, which i will be held at the home of Mrs. Harry Rockwell. The program will be under the direction of Mrs. John H. de Groot, 8 POLICEMEN GVENAffARDS xnctors Note Improvemen Aim of Port Patrolmen GLIDER CLUB WORKING OH 34-FOOT WING MODEL Organization Also Proposes to Hold Exhibit in March when he first began plsio! practice, the patrolman is now averaging 787.

Mayor Wendell E. Phillips -BBC made the presentations expressed his appreciation to the two instructors for the wofS they had done. Other badges awarded yesterday i included marksmen's medals to Pa- Instructors note Improvement ID trolmen Arthur Finn with an age of 757; Arnold Briard. 74.4: Ora Wheat, 701: Russell Whaley 166.7; Raymond ESiwanger, 665 and PORT JERVIS--Eight men Stewart Rippon, 60 ifled for medals for shooting ability last year, it was announced at a Joint meeting of the Police Depart- ment and the Police commission yesterday afternoon. Stewart Bishop was the only man to receive an experts badge" with his average of 86 2 for the year.

Fred Chant received a sharpshooter's medal with an average of 787. Shooting practice under instruc- tion of Captain Arthur Mcfarlane started fifteen months ago. Comparisons of the ability of Port Jerris policemen as marksmen during a four weeks period a year ago and during the past four weeks were made by Captain Daniel Sullivan, instructor, who found improvement in every case. The record of Walter Holzer was called the most outstanding example of improvement. Averaging only fourteen HELP STOMACH DIGEST FOOD Wrtbcul Lutatires--nod YouTI Eat ETerytiiiny from Soap lo The Ktocuh tfceuld tiltest pounds of foo-i WlwB beafy.

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21 Ukn thofe ntUe blsck ublni ctDfrd Jcr Ictilcenios iioenicJ) Cul(Jt birdKf. rdlrrt dJltrcM ID 5 pot joa task oc jacr ffel. ll cckk it it uuzlce toe lit cxduce prcrcs is. JUL fcr BtU-aia Icz --Adv. 7 North SL "Next to Kinners" Reversible Silk Bolero Jackets with Sash to match 9 SL98 Silk Blouses SL38 Wool Sweaters New Silk Dresses, Originally to $139 $4.95 MONTGOMERY Members of Fledi Hook Ladder Company added $45 to their special uniform fund Wednesday night after a games party in Grange Hall.

More than 250 persons attended, pecial favors went to William Whitaker of Campbell Hall. Frank Meoris, Llewellyn Lodge, Wray Osterhout. Mrs. Thomas Proccopiq, James Cunningham and Mrs. Philip Mohr.

Committees in charge comprised Earl B. Hanlon, chairman, Robert Conroy, Frank H. Olsen. Charles W. Peter Baehm, Henry De- Nunzio Philip Tager, One Huddleston and Robert Rosenberg.

School Program Music and patriotic readings on Washington featured the grade assembly program at the school Thursdaj-. Exercises opened with a salute to the flag and singing of America and comprised a solo, There's a Geld Mine in the Sky by Bertil Karsten. piano selections by Mary Anna Lippincott; chorus of safety songs, grades three and four; readings by George Charles, Mary Ann Gibson. Kathryn Schmitt and "Edgar Avers; recitation. Harriet Davis; and essay.

Life of George Wasington. by Mary Conroy. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. "Lillian Suydam Wednesday at 2:30 p.m TTw c.ass In Parliamentary Law, sponsored br Ihe Parent Teacher Association will meet Monday from two to four nt the home oi Mrs. Herbert F.

Cos. Miss Caroline Snced of NPW- burgh is et the Hlph School this wrok for Miss Lillian Ostrrhout. language initnictor, who is ill. John JOTCC of teachJne In place of Miss Madn- Dancr. hislory teacher, uKo i also ill.

Robert Rar.kin. science Frhcr. will undereo a minor op- Bl St LuU's Hospital todav Srhool will be Mondav rnd u'-'dav in obvnanre of inrl-nn'-; blrthdai Mte DorolJiv P. Brajidow. I'schrr.

Rejuvenation of the Middletown Ghder Club, now in progress, should permit completion in June of a glider nineteen feet long and having a wing spread cf thirty-four feet which members started to construct here a year "ago, Douglas Warner, president, said today. The glider which is being built in Warner's workshop at 82 East avenue, is designed to carry a pilot weighing up to two hundred pounds. The club, a non-profit making organization, has sis members at present. It is seeking four mere, directing its invitation to persons of seventeen or more years of age and particularly to licensed powered plane or glider pilots. Present members besides Warner are Frank Hock, secretary; Thomas Leidy, Wfl- liam Zaspel, Clifford Fceller, and Herbert Klein.

Arrangements have been made to lest the club's glider, when completed, at the Montgomery airport The club also "plans to hold a three-day model airplane exhibit here in March. A OF Suits Overcoats Mackinaws Sweaters Wool Jackets W. H. TREMPER 25 North Sf. Middletown, N.

Y. SPARKS IGNITE SHINGLES MONTICELLO Sparks from a nearby bonfire ignited wooden shingles of the porch of Jack Felberg's home near the Route Seventeen-B intersection yesterday afternoon. A call was sent to the fire department here. Firemen were compelled to tear down some of the wai3 to get to the flames, which had spread bchni'i beams Damage was estimated about $25 i tkeOHE cough drop medicated with throat-soothingingrcdic of Vicks VapoRub. VICKS COUGH DROP Tl-r A ibr frtan Ch-jrrh hrtd lunrhron In thf fhajT) r.V':niav Frbrjsn I'wnli-'ixlh at nnrn Mr Daniel F.

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