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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1917
Page
3
Service at Burlingham M E Church on December 30 at 2 30 p m features a program of story and song titled The Littlest Son Everyone is welcome to attend.
Fragmentary notes describe stomach related illness and alleged wrongdoing tied to drug stores and health misinformation. Names and places are unclear. text appears damaged and medical terms are inconsistently presented. No coherent event or person can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Unionville reports a double ceremony at 617 Lith Street Brooklyn with Rev Joseph Macloves presiding. Miss Harriet Gertrude Beemer became Mrs Edgar Lyna geni and Margaret Marie Hemin gver became Mrs William Corwin Han ford as noon rites were performed Monday December 24.
The Bible School of Graham's Church in Pine Bush held a Christmas Eve program drawing a large crowd. Members and visitors enjoyed recitations, songs, and a Santa Claus appearance, with gifts and special offerings noted.
William L. Whigham sells the Colonial Farm in Goodwill to Edmond Sears of Blooming Grove. Possession and deed delivery set for March 15, 1918. Farm noted as a historic landmark with Ayrshire cows. Whigham family has not yet made further arrangements.
Sunday, December 20, Rev. E. R. Tracey spends holidays with his mother in Syracuse. Harriet Avers, a Yonkers teacher, stays a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George A. on Prospect.
A mother near despair regains vigor after her family seeks help with phosphated iron. Doctors warn only capsules are genuine and advise readers to avoid tablets. The ad cites a physician praising the treatment and urges purchasing through local druggists.
Unionville reports Peter Orb Dover and Elizabeth Northrop of Youngstown Ohio spent Christmas together. Their union highlights cross town connections and family gathering during the holiday season.
Community gossip records visits from Mrs Hendershot and children of Ogdensburg to Mrs George Chamberlain. Evelyn Kramp hosts a birthday gathering, Clarence Dickenson of Spartanburg visits with his wife. Bir and Mrs ONeill and son Russell of New York visit James Howe. Manning builds a wired house, Walter Vansickle from Middletown and Newburgh visit Grange Hall event. Doyle seeks treatment at Mt Clemens for rheumatism as O W figure Doyle of Hancock.
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