Major Eben Now Back With 71st Regiment Here
New York December 16 Major James Eben recently discharged from the United States Army returns as second in command of the 71st Pioneer Infantry. A veteran of the National Guard and a long service officer, Eben helped lead Co. E of the 71st in the Mexican War mobilization and later joined the 105th U.S. Army at Camp Wadsworth. The 71st produced many officers who received U.S. Army commissions and trained many others for federal service. Eben, once popular in this city, was noted for his leadership and service with the regiment.
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Pioneer Infantry
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Nvertheless
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John F. Ranges
Davia McAlpin
Prentiss Kellogs
Arthur B. Chase
Chalmere Dale
Arthur Boughton
Lester Stickles
Sammel Disb
Well Known Barger Is Treated At New York Hospital
William G Castle, a well known harber, and Mrs Castle visited the New York Hospital for treatment on Friday. It is unclear if an operation will be needed. This hospital previously treated Mrs Castle. Nicola Barretta is taking his shop place. Mass was celebrated at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church by Rev R J Colfer for the late Rev Edward Keating, with a large attendance.
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William .G- Castle
E. C. Strack
New York Hospital
Church of Our Lady of Mountarmel
R. J. Colfer
Edward Keating
Jarge
Presbyterians Plan Postwar Reconstruction Drive
Atlantic City December conference of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A with the Southern and Canadian churches advances a major postwar reconstruction program. The U S A church aims to raise 500000 for war zone church needs and returning soldiers education. Plans include forming a Pan Presby terian organization and holding three congresses in Philadelphia Toronto and another southern city to reveal the new era movement and church relations.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church’ of
Canada
Presbyterian Church
U. S.A
School Pupils Sell to Benefit Junior Red Cross
Grace Church parish house hosted a sale by sixth to eighth graders from the public school for the Junior Red Cross. Pupils offered repaired old toys, new handmade toys, dolls, small chairs, stools, plant sticks, cakes, cruisers, cookies, Patti shells, plum puddings and rarer date 12 domestic department items. A large crowd bought with evident interest in the students’ skilled efforts.
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Grace Church Parish House
Red Cross
27th Division to March in Paris
Newburgh report from December notes Capt Harmis TV agehe writ ten from a hospital in England describes recovery. Capt Blythe has recovered enough to rejoin his command in France. Blythe says the 27th Division will be renewed by President Wilson in Paris with about 338 probable American troops nearby.
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John T. Collins
Harmis
Agehe
England
Blythe
France
Wilson
Paris
Social notes and travels of local residents
Sam T Randall returns from Tampa after three weeks away. Miss Dena Weber visits Ellenville with Mrs Charles Horn. Major H L Connor and Mrs Connor visit her parents, then report to Camp Meade after service in Atlanta and New Haven. Rev I William Hones, Roscoe-Rockland Review editor, dines with Mr and Mrs Clarence Sweezy. Edwit S Durland to Seattle, George Vail to replace him at Lawrence’s cheese factory. Mrs Sarah Cobb wintering in Florida with daughter. Mrs Bele to Middletown to visit her son. Peet and wife plan Bethlehem trips. Hamlin cor Wayne Ind.
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Ellenville
Charles Horn
Albert Street
H. L. Connor
Connor
James
Harding
Atlan
New Haven
Sarah Cobb
Florida
XN. Y
Dr Watkins Attends Meeting at Yonkers
Rev Irving Watkins of Hudson, chairman of the sub-district group, travels to Yonkers for a meeting of the centenary commission of the New York area Methodist churches. Former pastor of St Paul’s Church in this city, he represents local Methodist interests in the ongoing centenary effort.
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Hudson
Yonkers
Centenary Commission
New York Area
Pouthkeepsie Evening Star
Enterprise
Dr. Watkins
St. Paul's Church
This City
Why Times-Press Was Late Getting Out This Evening
The Times Press reported a mail delay and late city delivery due to a power outage. The Public Service Corporation cited an overload on city wires possibly blowing a fuse on Center street. Repair crews reached the site around 4 p.m. and restored service shortly afterward.
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Times
About & P. m
Public Service Corporation
Center Street
Obituary of Dukess Palmer of Ellenville
Dukess Palmer age 76 a well known Ellenville resident died suddenly at his home in Ellenville on Sunday morning December 1. He was active in the Lutheran Church IT R B M Ward Post G and R and a good citizen. Survived by his wife Rachel Van Lett van and ten children including Cister Benjamin Harrison Palmer Floyd Raymond and others with several daughters listed.
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Lutheran Church
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Ward Post, G. & R
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Rachel van Lett van
Cister
Benjamin
Harrison Palmer
Floyd
Rayford Hook
Nelli Lapa
Anna Sperks
Kate Henry
Midnight Christmas Mass Authorized by Dr Mooney
Sgr Joseph F L Mooney administrator Archdiocese of New York sent a letter to pastors granting permission for midnight mass on Christmas. He urged merging parishioners with relatives in the armed forces abroad to write Christmas letters. The measure follows wartime conditions and Christmastide significance. Funeral arrangements not completed. services expected from the home Wednesday.
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Porter
Sgr
Joseph FL Mooney
Archdiocese of
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Mgr. Mooney
The Albatross Flight and Nesting Behavior
The albatross spends most life at sea and soars with little wing stroke. It nests briefly each year on isolated islands, such as Crozet Islands in the southern Indian Ocean or Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic.
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Crozet Islands
Indian Ocean
Tristan da Cunha
South Atlantic Ocean
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Hunter's Secret of Success in Australian Native Skills
A hunter adapts to environments with intimate knowledge of animal habits and terrain. He imitates pelican eyes to decoy, dives for ducks, locates opossums by tree marks or mosquitoes, detects snakes by bird activity, and tracks bees to honey.
Ancient claims of ancient builders challenged
The note argues ancient myths about extraordinary ancient skill are exaggerated. It cites asbestos from the Is river basin used in Babylon wells and contends Babylonian walls and pyramids could be built more easily today. It concludes that modern people have more important work ahead.
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Asphatrum
Euphrates
Babylon
Babylion
Imitation Elks Teeth Alarm Jewellers
Bogus imitation teeth have flooded the legal market alarming jewelers. Some tests reveal bone or walrus tusk fakes, but a reliable method is immersion in muriatic acid which bleaches and roughens true imitations and disintegrates poorer ones.
Local timber export shift cuts import costs in half
Varieties of timber, Burne reports exports rubber in packing cases once made from imported Japanese wood. It is found that same packing cases can be produced locally at about half the cost, signaling a potential change in sourcing and manufacturing efficiency.
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Japan
Middletown
Victor
Hanford & Horton
North St. Holmes Music Co
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Sailor directs to Woodlawn cemetery with dead ahead gag
A brief Times-Press line records a traveler asking a sailor for directions to Woodlawn cemetery. The sailor responds with a nautical joke dead ahead and a wink that adds a humorous touch to the classified column.
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Woodlawn
Bostop
Bliss Native Herbs Tablets Promote Health
KEEP THE CHILDREN WELL are a remedy for ailments. They act on the Sicnath liver and bowels, tone the system and improve appetite. Take Bliss Native Herbs Tablets to remove the fundamental cause of ailments and lay a foundation for a healthy life. Price per box of 200 tablets, $1.05. Look for miner back guarantee on every box. Sold by leading druggists and local agents everywhere.
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