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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1918
Page
3
Classified notice announces sale items from Thutils Pharmacy. The readable text lists sale offerings and location details.
Miss Cleta Elizabeth Kernick and Emmet Edgar Fergerson wed at the Kernick home in Sussex with about eighty relatives and friends present. The ceremony was led by Rev Sidney W Powell, the couple received gifts including diamond and silver pieces, and the newlyweds left for Beaver Lake then New York for a brief wedding tour before returning.
Lillian Belle Golding, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Golding, and Walter G. Fox of Joplin Missouri quietly wed at The Little Church Around the Corner in New York. The ceremony was performed by Rev. M J Cruise with witnesses from the couple. plans call for Professions in mining engineering and future home on Long Island after spring.
No school or employed boys drill this week due to Christmas holidays. Drills resume next week. About 65 school boys and 200 employed boys report for drill. Company I First Infantry No Y G will meet for regular drill this and next Monday evening instead of Tuesday. Horlick's Viatited Milk advertised as a recuperative diet.
A London dispatch describes jubilant armistice celebrations with ubiquitous Stars and Stripes adorning streets and crowds. Flags, hats, coats, and even dogs display American colors as revelers cheer the peace, while some papers lament property damage from bonfires in Trafalgar Square. Also included are two birth announcements from December in local addresses.
Clarence Clifford Roswell Mills and William Reimbold start from Franklin Square at noon on a Harley Davidson with sidecar for an extended trip to Florida. They plan to pass through Tampa, Miami, and Key West as the terminus, aiming to reach Philadelphia tonight and continue rapid stages south. Clifford, the group leader, has a long wanderlust and past adventures from the Western world to Canada and Maine, with Cuba as a future destination if a passport is obtained, as Officer John Greeves observes the departure.
Private Henry E. Quinn of the 28th U. S. Infantry, grandson of Isaac W. Fowler, is cited for bravery in the Montdidier sector on the western front. The award, granted by Major General Bullard, notes his courage under fire, capturing a German officer and three men, and his role as a dispatch runner. He is recovering from a minor wound in a Paris hospital.
The Furman Branch of the Sunshine Society held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Mott Dobell's home on Prospect Avenue Friday afternoon. President Mrs A Ketcham presided as members reported kind deeds done, plans for Christmas cheer were outlined, and donations to Salveston Army and a widow with children were noted. Nearly 30 pies and cakes were contributed, a living note of thanks read, and refreshments served during social hour.
The nation Army and Mrs Amey send Christmas greetings to widow Mrs Z Luddington and others including soldier boys at Otisville Mire C Ho Millepavelo, Mrs Lulu Fisher, Mrs Wesley Bell. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Pred Clark at 78 Grand Avenue.
A report lists subscriptions from outlying districts within Middletown for the United War Work Campaign. The totals include various entities such as Howells Circleville Otisville New York City Municipal Sanatorium U. S. Hospital No. 8 and Ridgebury with contributions adding up to 1,966.39 dollars. The report shows individual amounts including 490.42 for Bute, 129.92 for Otisville proper, 112.18 for Howes Construction, 33.00 for the U. S. Hospital, 253.0 for another area, and 484.04 for Crystal Run Mechansville area, among others.
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