Queen Esther Circle Elects Officers At St Pauls Church
The Queen Esther Circle of St Pauls Church met at Miss Florence Ketchum’s home 51 Wisner Avenue to elect officers for the coming year. Elected were Geroude Wilson president Florence Ketchum vice president Evelin Rose foreign secretary Helen McNamee correspond ing secretary Ethel Clark treasurer Anna Tyrrell mute secretary Katherine Benedict surprise secretary Madeline Stevens map secretary Adeline Wallace lock out committee Elizabeth Tyrrell press representative. The next meeting is planned for January at Katherine Benedict’s home. Officers Finn Everett Leclerq and Brice McCeath travelled to Newburgh to testify before the Grand Jury in a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
St. Paul's Church
Florence Ketchum
Wisner Avenue
Geroude Wilson
Evelin Rose
Helen McNamee
Ethel Clark
Anna Tyrrell
Katherine Benedict
Madeline Stevens
Adeline Wallace
Elizabeth Tyrrell
Goshen Board Debates County Funds And Sanatorium Aid
At Goshen on Monday the Board of Supervisors discussed a $14,000 request for Estelle and Walter Odell Sanatorium and a county nurse and instructor, plus a levy plan totaling 329000 for general, 319600 for highways, and 61000 for poor funds. Referrals, tax lists, and refunds on voting machines were approved before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denniston
A. P. Altemeier
Tweed
Newburgh
Tighe
Committee On Elections
City of Newburgh
Biddletown
Port Jervis
Deerpark
Blooming Grove
Wawayanda
Countil
Charities Committee
Use Superintendent of the Poor
Supreme Court
Ball
Wm A Wallace
A C. Santee
December Meeting of Minisink Chapter D A R Held Monday
Goshen reports a December meeting of Minisink Chapter No. 586 D A R at the Methodist Church pariors with regent Miss Alice Hart Neafie presiding. Hostesses H S Dayton and Mrs C Thompson led a program including a tribute to the late Mrs Margaret Cox Brown and notes on avoiding German-made goods amid government conservation calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Minisink
Methodist Church Pariors
H. S. Dayton
C. Thompson
Alice Hart Neafie
Margaret Cox Brown
Neafe
New York City
Germany
Bliss
Local service men listed as wounded, discharged or furloughed
Mr and Mrs Frank McKane of Prospect avenue report their son Charles a Sick Division Army of Occupation veteran wounded but now better and back with his unit Corporal Smith Benedict formerly with Aviation General Supply Department Middletown Pa discharged and to resume his cigar store job Corporal Erwin R Packhiser a Columbia University S A T C student expects to be home soon Private Edward W Burhans discharged from Camp Dix returns home Sergeant Norman L Malinson of Franklin Arsenal Hospital Philadelphia arrives for a nine day furlough to visit his mother Mrs Clary A Mallinson on Hanford street Brother Sergeant Kenneth L Mallinson from Camp Eustis Va was in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKane
Prospect Avenue
Charles
Army of Occupation
Smith Benedict
Aviation General Supply Department
Middletown
C. C. Bogart
Norman L. Malinson
Franklin Arsenal Hospital
Philadelphia
Clary
Mallinson
Hanford Street
Kenneth L. Mallinson
Camp Eustis
Cyprus Commandery to Confer Temple At Stated Conclave
A stated conclave of Cyprus Commandery No 67 will be held Thursday evening with the Order of the Temple conferred on a class of candidates. A lunch will be served. Thimble Charity Club meets with Mrs George N Clemson at 81 91 Highland avenue Wednesday at 3 o'clock. phone 124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus Commandery
Order of the Temple
Thimble Charity
Thimble
George N. Clemson
Highland Avenue
Sergeant Terwilliger Killed in Action. Confusion With Names Clarified
Sergeant John J. Terwilliger of 23 Horton Avenue was killed in action on September 29. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Terwilliger previously learned his name had been confused with Private John Elmore Terwilliger of Newfoundland, New Jersey, formerly of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Terwilliger
Hiram Terwilliger
Horton Avenue
John Elmore Terwiliger
Newfoundland
N. J
Postwar Reconstruction Talk Urges Unity and Purpose
Speaker Mr Sprague urged Americans to rise above labor and employer dogmas and embrace shared citizenship. He praised government reconstruction efforts for returning soldiers, aiding workers and women, and expanding world markets while promoting Red Cross and desert reclamation projects. He warned against exploiting women and urged broad cooperation to rebuild society after the war.
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Alee
Bail
Uncle Sam
Lord Jesus Christ
Sidjeet
United States
Sam
America
Hys
Samuel Gorpers
Hell
Mr. Sprague
U. S
Spregue
Inarine
Red Cross
Scientists Warn On Liquid Hypophosphites For Recovery
Munyon's Marrowbone Tablets claim to rebuild the system with manganese and hypophosphites. The ad promotes these tablets as upbuilding tonics for influenza, grip, pneumonia, and febrile diseases, noting stomach safety and a month’s treatment per bottle. Care and diet chart offered. sold by druggists. Philadelphia lab address listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manyon
Munyon's Laboratories
Fifty-fourth
Columbia Avenue
Philadelphia
Arrest of John Deisseroth in Newburgh Prompts Wed Hearing
John Deisseroth, arrested Saturday for alleged violation of Election Laws, did not plead before Recorder Cantline. District Attorney Hirschberg postponed the hearing until Wednesday morning. The meeting featured remarks by Mayor Cox and Mr Sprague urging municipal action to aid returning soldiers, jobs, and co operation with the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
John Deisseroth
Hirschperg
Bord
Reservoir standings show week and year comparisons
Monkagen stands at 21 ft 9 in, up 3 ft from last week and 1 ft 2 in from a year ago. Highland at 14 ft 10 in, down 2 in from last week and 2 ft 2 in from a year ago. Shawangunk at 11 ft 6 in, down 9 in from last week and 4 ft ii in from a year ago. Jottings note annual Sewing Circle fair at St John’s Br Lutheran church on Thursday Dec 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkagen
Highland
Shawangunk
St. John's Br. Lutheran Church
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Brice McCeath
Northrop’s Hardware Store
West Main Street
Ceras
B.F. van Sinkle
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Gooden-Montgomery
W. E. Dickerson
James Shook
Mr. Dickerson
Paige
LaGrange
Charlies Riley
Mr. Riley
Dickerson
Wilcox
Salare
Meo
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Rachel
Zingerella
E. J. Dikeman
J. L. Duryea
W. A. Wells
Charles C. Chappell
Fort Lee
Lyman H. Stewart
St. Peter's Church
Morristown
Hock
Frank C. Hock
Mi Dietown
the Central
Douglas Fairbanks
Hulse Bros
la Vallieres
Elgin and
Walth
Wheal
North Street
Jewelers and Diamond Merchants
Frank
Ayres
Frank B. Ayres
Erwin R. Packhiser
Columbia University
Edward W. Burhans
Camp Dix
Watkins Avenue
J. E. Terwilliger
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Tod” Deisseroth
Esl
Prangue
Sprague
Cox
G. S
Champder of Commerce
Chamber
Kinz Street
West Main
City Hall
Government
Flord W. Morgans
Irving Ruthberg
Melrose
Mass
Holmes Music Compact
Soldier Quartet
Federal Hospital
Optometris
Kernochan
New York
Metric
Brighton - Carlsbad
Loder & Herbison
James St
R. D. Parker Optometrist & Optician
North St. Cor. Orchard
King Street
Waris
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