Christmas Relief Service At Webbd Horton Church
A combined Christmas and patriotism service was held at Webbd Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church with white gifts to Armenia and Syria raising 559 dollars for relief. The morning featured carols and Dr. Wight on sorrow turned to joy, while children from diverse nations performed. An evening address by Dr. Wight titled When America Wins drew a large audience and the offerings were sent to Armenians and Syrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webbd Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Yesterda
George Depuy
Belgium
Bailey Hardenbergh
Turkey
Frances Robertson
Italy
Les Goux
China
Dorothy Vollmer
Japan
Ralph Weber
Dorothy Gray
Sam
Columbia
Red Cross
Dar
America
Merry Christmas and a Bright New Year Greeting
A community note extends warm wishes to friends for a Merry Christmas and a bright prosperous New Year. The message reinforces good will and seasonal cheer across the readership.
Obituary notices from Port Jervis area obituaries
Multiple obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs. Mary B Baker and Mrs. Mary Smith Reeve along with brief notices for Mrs. Mary E Bradshaw and Miss Marty Frances Andrews. The texts note birth dates in 1844 and 1815, locations Ulster County and Ghent New York, family ties including husbands sons and grandchildren, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements with interment in local cemeteries.
York and Rudolph of Fair Oaks Honored in New York Services
The body was transported to New York by Walter K. Merrill for services held at the Lutheran Cemetery Chapel at 11 o'clock with interment in the family plot.
Conditions of the Market for Milk in New York
Market data for November shows large milk can shipments and a daily loss in cans, with supplies sufficient to meet demand though recent weeks saw irregular shipments due to ice. December price unchanged from October, and officials note ongoing data gathering and regulatory reporting by the Milk Reporter commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No- Sur
Christmas Camp News Describes Gas Training And Hospital Reforms
The article details soldiers returning to Camp Wadsworth for holidays, gas defense training with masks and respirators, and a push for hospital reforms following a Major-General O'Ryan inquiry. It notes 52 060 men in the corps, robust outdoor health, and extensive medical staff efforts including specialists, clinics, and dental work to prepare for contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tange
France
O'Ryan
Forestire
Verret
Camp
Wadsworth
Anderson
Kann
Binghamton
Miedical Reserve Corps
Corp
Miet
Passaic Deaths and Local Obituary Notes
William Bell Cavanaugh of this city died at his home in Passaic on Sunday morning. Interment will be in Wall Cemetery, Phillipsburg, in the family plot. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cavanaugh ran a restaurant on James Street. Gustave Leber of Fair Oaks died Friday in his 53rd year, survived by his wife Anna and two brothers August of New Brunswick and another sibling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith Reeve
Port Jervis
Floyd S. Reeve
H. W. Henderson
Butter
Morris County
Ars
Drew M. E. Church
Mattie
EX. W. Benderson
Butler
X.J
Marie
R. J. Truce
Epsch
St West Main Street
A. W. Hay
Morni Ihe
Laurel Grove
Cemete
William Bell Cavanaugh
W. Bell Cavanaugh
Ts. Thomes Cavanaugh
Passaic
Broschi
Yorenoon
Erie
Wall Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
Thomas Cavanaugh
James Street
Gustave Leber
Fair Oaks
Mirs
Anna Leber
August
New
Red Cross Campaign Targets Citywide Membership Uptick
The local Red Cross drive aims to swell membership as the cadre continues door to door through year end. Campaign rooms at City Hall receive daily reports at 5 oclock and any resident not yet visited can join at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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City Hall
Chamber of Commierce
Dalton Evers wed in Goshen quiet ceremony
On Saturday afternoon Miss Anna Gertrude Dalton daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Dalton of Goshen and Raymond Joseph Evers son of Mr and Mrs Peter J Evers of 154 Linwood street Brooklyn were united in marriage at St Johns Church. Ceremony performed by Rev James A Brady in a very quiet wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Anna Gertrude Dalton
James H. Dalton
Raymond Joseph Evers
Peter J. Evers
Linwood Street
Brooklyn
St. John’s Church
James A. Brady
Personal notices of families and guests over the holidays
Yonkers visitors Doris Rifenbarr and Miss Coyle stay with the Rifenbarrs on Wilkes avenue. Cadet Arthur Pulsifer from West Point visits Auss Marie Sayer. Dr. Crimson Vail, naval reserves dental surgeon, spends Christmas with his parents. Charlie Tierney at Camp Birr visits his mother on Briar Street. Dr. H. S. DeWitt returns home after Roosevelt Hospital operation. Rev. Dr. Grinton recovers and will speak at Pelham Bay naval training camp. Harry M. Grinton trains with the Navy. Campbell Steward and Miss Steward travel from New York for Santa Barbara. Steward to France for war relief. Families from New York and Wallkill visit Goshen for holidays. Sergeant Harry E. Hopkins on furlough from Camp Dix reports good camp conditions. Miss Christine Iseman plans to spend holidays in town then Avken, S.C. Mrs. Boyd and son George A. Boyd stay at Louise B. Carson’s residence. Mr. Bord to return to Wallkill. Mrs. J. H. Nuelle and daughter Elizabeth head to Chicago. L. William P. Cortes from Camppe at Christmas in town. Henry Neike visits from Darton, C. with parents. Clark Reynolds from Bridgeport spends holidays here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson Vail
Yonkers
Naval Reserves
Leutenant
Alten J. Vail
HS. DeWitt
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
F. N. Boyd
Wall Till
City
George A. Boyd
Cornell University
Louise B. Carson
Roberts Street
New York
Bord
First National Bank
Wallkill
L. William P. Cortes
Camp Pe
Henry Neike
Darton, C
David Sselke
Roosevelt Avenue
Christmas Cantata at Otisville Sunday School
Otisville December 24 The Otisville Methodist Sunday School will present a Christmas entertainment on Thursday evening December 27. The program features a cantata The Season's Greeting and a large Christmas tree laden with gifts for school members. Santa is expected to supervise gift distribution and all are welcome to attend.
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Otisville
Jottings Christmas Dance by Joli Five Slate Hill
Invitation notice for a December 23 1917 Christmas dance by the Joli Five of Slate Hill at Evans Hall with McWilliams orchestra and a chamber of commerce community sing event at the State Armory. Federation of Women's Clubs directs the program with secretary G D Theleen acknowledging gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate Hill
Evans’ Hall
McWilliams
Chamber of Commerce
State Armory
Federation of Women’s Clubs
G. D. Theleen
Greater Secrecy for Grand Jury Approval Moves in Newhursh
The grand jury adopted two resolutions before adjourning praising the Court House management by Under Sheriff Hallock and District Attorney Henry Hirschberg. It urged immediate action to privatize deliberations and improve ventilation, noting the current doors and guards still allow public exposure. The jury commended Hirschberg for his effective handling of cases and extended Christmas wishes for continued public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhursh
Grand Jury
Hallock
Henry Hirschberg
Granay
Neouta
Menner
Last of Sermons on the Big War by Rev Van Dyke Wight
Rev Dr EB Van Dyke Wight preached the last of his war sermons on Sunday evening. The topic was A New Nationalism or When America Wins. He argued for a Christian right based world policy over Germany's might makes right and urged aiding starving Armenia as part of a Christian righteousness guiding national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. van Dyke Wight
America
Germany
Hay
China
Brotherhood of Man
Armenia
Desi
Europe
Turkey
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Xmas
Hanford & Adams
North Street
Webb Horton Church
M.S. Rimmer
Mr. Reardon
Preston Street
Ing
Businese
da Rigney & Reardon
Loyal Order of Hmoose
Loyal Order of Moose
Merry Christmas
B. F. van Sickle
Mary B. Baker
Thames Tt
Abs. Baker
Ulster Kounty
Jacob
Lucelia
Birch} Delloway
Thomas H. Baker
Baker
Marcia My
Ons R
Ethel B
Harvey T
Ofite
Mary B. Warren
Middletown
Earl
Marian
Hazel Baker
Searsville
Searsville. Mrs. Baker Was 2 Consistent Member of Hopewell Presbyterian Church
E. 5
Chedister
Hopewell
Walden Cemetery
Mary E. Bradshaw
Edward Arvanites
Edward Horst
Pest
Fears
Cr Rirs
Brad
Benjamin P. Fash
Ghent
Fred Reed
Patersol
Marty Frances Andrews
Iss Maryndrews
Linden Wri
Crother
Thomas
Howe
Ody White
Menor
X-mas
Anna G. Dalton
Raymond Joseph
Evers
Charles Dugan
71St
Spartanburg
Dugan
105Th Regiment
Bert
Loring
Montgomery
Lippincote
Campbell Hall
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Alphonso Bonanuto
Erie Railroad
New Hampton
James H. Moran
National Army of the
Mir. Moran
Camp Dix
Wrightstown
XL. J
Caisson
William Kinner
American Field Clerk Service
Camp Upton
Haskell
69Th Infantry
Florence Krom
Walter S. Marz
Townsend & du Bois
Merchants’ Bank
Earl Roosa
John Cooniy
Harold Gillespie
Ray Jackson
Charles Alawar
George ¢. Conklin
David C
Newport
Harry Morgan
Newport Naval Training School
R. I
Elizabeth R. Dalton
William Evers
Glens Falls
N. Y
300Th Ambulance Corps
United States Army
Yaphank
Long Island
William Enright
Petrick, Powers
U.S
The
Hed Cross
J. Floyd Halstead
G. M. Grier
Peter B. Hartford
Charles D. Swarze
Times
George M. Grier
Alice Gott
Janet
Ellen Coates
Dorothy Phillips
Kathryn Kenney
Albert J Peckham and Children
Detroit, Mich
Goshen, Dec
Peter Burnett
Florida Road
J_ Floyd Halstead
Central
Benefi
East Orange
FL Murray Lyon
Fest Orange
Henry Lyon
Grand Street
Abs
Charles VanGelder
Gumyra, Pa
Mrs. VanGelder
Joseph Meade
Phillipsburg
Iiss
Doris Rifenbarr
Hihel Coyle
A. P. L. Rifenbarr
Wilkes Avenue
Miss Coyle
Arthur Pulsifer
West Point Academy
Auss
Marie Sayer
Charlies Tierney
Camp Bir. J
Charles Tierner
Bri 1
Dr. Grinton
Pelham Bay
Harry M. Grinton
Navy
Campbell Steward
Steward
Santa Barbara
Cal
Louis Lorillard
Campbell W. Steward
Frank Freer
Maverhill, Maas
Mr. Freer
Bee
Harry E. Hopkins
Secad Company
78Th Division
Miliary Police
4. E. Hopkins
Christine Iseman
Avken
S.C
J. E Iseman
3. H. Nuelle
Elizabeth
Chicago
Clark Reynolds
Bridgeport, Conn
Loder & Herbhison
West Main Street
Orange Country
Times-Press
F. D. Kernochan
King Street
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