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When in doubt give ties says the ad for 4E Ruggles Incorporated highlighting an unusually varied and complete line of holiday goods. Best selection can be made early with prices from 50c to 3.00.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1918
Page
6
When in doubt give ties says the ad for 4E Ruggles Incorporated highlighting an unusually varied and complete line of holiday goods. Best selection can be made early with prices from 50c to 3.00.
The executive board meeting normally held on the first Tuesday and the December quarterly session will be merged and hosted at the Episcopal parish house on Wednesday December 4 at 230 pm. After business, a program includes two musical numbers reports from the State Federation of Women's Clubs convention in New York and recognition of Food Conservation Week. All active and associate members are urged to attend. outsiders may also join.
Epworthians plan a Tuesday session with devotions by Rev C A Dann of Goshen at 8 00 followed by an address on The Relation of the Epworth League to the Centenary by Rev FL H Wright of New York City. Further talks include A Preacher in Camouflage by Rev F 4 Hawley of Rudgeborg Local Unions z Care for Localism by Edgar A Houston of Belivale and sessions with Rev E B Tipple DD president Drew Theological Seminary at 1 30 and 5 00. A 11 30 report of committees and officer elections concludes with Charge to the District by Rev F H Demme Adjournment and Benediction 12 30 Luncheon.
An examination for those seeking licenses to test milk and cream under the Babcock method will be held at the Borden plant in Otisville on Friday December 6. The Crescent Branch of the Crescent Sunshine Society will meet with Mrs George Bowers at 17 Waliki Avenue on Thursday December 5. All members are urged to be present.
Sunday offerings will support relief for Armenian and Syrian children with a goal of 50000,000 in local fundraising across Goshen. Churches and Sundex schools participate as volunteers plan distribution and Christmas pledges amid water concerns and ongoing community notices.
Major Frank E Mennaman plans rapid demobilization at Camp Meade Maryland aiming to discharge about 2000 men this week from five Coast Artillery companies of the Virginia National Guard and to begin demobilizing the 11th Artillery Brigade and other units on December 6. About 550 development battalion troops began their return today.
A tribute describes Lieut Moore as a fearless, affable leader who faced danger without ostentation. The piece recalls his rapid rise at Camp Union and his role as Assistant Adjutant, praising his moral courage, intellect, and the deep respect he earned from comrades and officers alike in wartime service.
The passage honors First Lieutenant Edmund Lester Pearson of the United States Army, praising his deep sincerity and steadfast friendship. It reflects on the sorrow of his loss, the enduring pride in their bond, and gratitude for his example of what an American soldier embodies.
Lieut Lester Sweeler on duty at Brinley Field Mineola was seen flying over the city last Wednesday afternoon and arrived in Honesdale to visit his sister in law before returning. A spectator switch caused the propeller to strike his wrist as the plane was examined after landing.
The lone U S photograph of the former kaiser since America's entry in the war was rushed from Holland by a special courier. It shows William Hohenzollern after four years of conflict with gray hair a drawn face and a withered arm and deformed left hand clearly visible in the doorway of a former palace as he was momentarily off his guard.
Peace and reconstruction topics are set to dominate the third and final section of the Sixty-fifth Congress, which opened at noon to run until March 2. President Watson is to address the joint session after sailing for France, with opening formalities expedited for the early address. Funeral services were held for John Tiernan at 3:00 in Howells, private and conducted by Rev. Samuel Millar. interment followed in the family plot.
The document lists enrollment requirements for boys including those in State Guard, Home Defence Reserve, and those trained under the Military Training Commission. Exemption claims are postponed to the zonal supervising officer. Middletown youths will enroll at the High School on Tuesday morning.
Obituary notices list Mrs. Julia Ann ONeill of Monticello died at Bedford Avenue home on Monday after eight months illness at age 65. Survived by four daughters and other relatives. funeral plans not yet learned. Also reported: George McMullen of Evansville died at home after heart failure at Center Street. Nelson Reynolds of Hurlierville died at 76. Albert C Penny of Wurtsboro died in Chester Pa leaving five children and two sisters. Includes brief joke caption about an artist studio light.
Elizabeth Furman and Harold Sparks were married in a ceremony conducted by Rev J Archie Barker. The bride, once a stenographer, is related to Mrs HGJ Severance. The groom works in Middletown car shops and recently lived in the village. Dairymen's League Slate Hill branch to meet Dec 3 at Evans to elect officers and sign proxies for Jersey City meeting.
List of units and divisions of infantry brigades and support elements, including 92d Brigade en route to base port, field hospitals, ambulance companies, sanitation trains, and signal battalions. Also mentions district attorney aide Frank C Pelton assisting Hirschberg in Orange County. and a meeting of the O W Band at 8 o'clock tonight.
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