Baptist Church Reforms Urged By Rockefeller Jr
New York, Dec 5 John D Rockefeller Jr urged that immersion be nonessential for church membership at a New York Baptist dinner. He said the form of baptism is manmade and should not bar otherwise devout Christians, stressing future church forms over ritual detail.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Bette Christian
Baptist Church
Meade
New York City
Hotel Majestic
The
Baptist Coeur
Church of the Favre
Fix Gray Hair With Q-ben Tonic And Soap
Promote Q-ben hair tonic as safe to darken gray hair to a uniform natural shade. Claims a 75 cent large bottle, available at Tutill & Terrhune and other drug stores. Also advertises Qban Liquid and Q-ban Soap with similar whitening and styling uses.
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Tuthiil & Terrihune
No Contest Over Recent Election
Monticello lawyer Joan D. Lyons says reports of plans to challenge the liquor election are unfounded. Sullivan County officials note no local option ballots were sent to soldiers, and no opinion has been issued on the election’s validity.
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Joan D. Lions
Monticelio
Sullivan Coun
Uae
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Middletown
Sullivan County
Mr. Lyons
Thompson
Sullivan Counly
Sir Lyons
Lyons
Attorney General
Harry Adams
Secretary of State
Board of Election Commissioners
Great Expectations Quotation Sparks Debt Debate
In a brief exchange a creditor voices high hopes for repayment while others predict he will eventually settle the borrowed funds. The dialogue highlights confidence in his future earnings and the burden of outstanding loans.
Walden couple wed in Orchard Street home ceremony
Irene Elizabeth Corsa and Robert Dubois Corsa wed at noon in Walden on Orchard Street. Rev. T. Bayles officiated with no bridesmaids as Clifard Lynde served as best man. Guests praised the couple, gifts poured in, and the pair left for a wedding trip to New York before settling back in Walden.
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Newburgh
Walden
Mrs. Corsa
New York
Pests Levy Heavy Toll on United States
A discussion notes that among many pests allowed to spread, insects have caused the greatest damage across the United States.
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United States
City High Schools Reopen After Four Day Break
After a four day rest the city schools opened Monday morning with only the junior tea room event held in a vacant store over the holiday. A misdirected telegram reduced football activity this Thanksgiving like past years. Hare Field was quiet as the alarm rang and the campus cleared briefly on Monday morning.
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Fanchor Building
Hares Field
Misconduct and recess end in city council session
A brief disturbance interrupted a council meeting signaling a sharp departure from routine, followed by a recess to a park. Upon return, members resumed the November reports and ongoing studies as monthly business concluded.
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Mis
ALHS Athletes Rewarded With Gold Letters 1917
Athletic Association meeting led by President Kesteloo approves presenting gold football charms to Blue letters 1917. Treasurer reports $74.78 balance after expenses and seeks fund use to buy charms. Committee to compare prices and purchase charms. Walter membership pins waived until next season. Edmund Orewson elected manager for next year. Senter play cast rehearsals underway for December production.
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Athletic Association
Kesteloo
Oazegroom
Rmal
ALHS
Alion Rackery
Edward Mitchel
William O'Brien
Harold Sweezy
Walter
Bost Uor
Nest
Edmund Orewson
Wilson Receives Shell Case of First Shot
Washington December 5 The shell case that held the first shot fired by American artillerymen on the western front has been presented to President Wilson by the party of soldiers.
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Wilson
Washington
Party
First shell souvenir for President from battlefields party
Congressmen who visited the battlefields receive shells as keepsakes. A letter from Gen Sibert to Gen Bliss notes forwarding the first shell fired by our artillery. A Red Cross Auxiliary card party in Otisville on December 6 supports local work with refreshments.
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Wilson
Pershing
Shert
Majjormen
John N. Biddle
Army
Sibert
Tasker H. Bliss
Swi
Jiha Volunter
Ecensarchip Regulauenh
Otisville
Red Cross Auxiliary
Mitchell Hall
Ute
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NEW York Central
Times-Press
Albany
Upstate Public Service Commission
Montgomery
Walden Chamber of Commerce
New York Central Railroad Company
Wallkill Valley Railroad
Alice Carroll
F Day
Ruth H. Hycare
J. M. Hancock
Mary Jackson
C. W. Johnson
Fred McElroy
Jennie Matthews
Clara Powell
George Stevens
Abs. C
Wadsworth
Louise Wahl
Fred Auer
S. L Arthur
S. BE. Arthur
Theo. W. Corwin
Charles Freer
J. L. Hill, Jr
M. Hancock
Horton Clark
Robert B.iIngles
John L. Murry
F Owens
Leo E. Prumpore
W. E. Sample
Otto West
Daniel B. Swhexey
Oban
Welsbach
L. Stern
North Street
Sruis
Horlick
Axa Barts
America
France
the Times
Cotusns
Victor
Victor Company
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