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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1917

Page

5

Wayside Inn Sold to Bank in Ellenville Trade

The Wayside Inn in Ellenville was sold to Ellenville Savings Bank for 33500 at a foreclosed sale held June 1. The bank’s purchase divests owners of the hotel while a Napanoch event on June 5 plans a colonial ball at the Ver Noor mansion to raise funds for the local Red Cross chapter.

Ellenville Ver Noor Napanoch Napanoch Orchestra Sciple Master Thayer National Airs of America Ver No Kingston United States of America American Red Cross Bank Buys Wayside Inn Mitchell House Ellenville Savings Bank

Kodak Store Promotes Complete Photo Line in City

The Kodak shop highlights the most complete stock in the city with new photographic items and unique small accessories not commonly found at other stores.

High School Notes on Graduation Week Plans

The Senior Class held a Friday meeting to discuss graduation events for commencement week and clothing choices for boys versus girls. Class day arrangements are underway with a plan to surprise the Juniors. The Glee Club aimed for a spring picnic but weather may cancel. The High School Ovi will be delivered early next week by manager Oscar Stemn. A group photo of Owl editors and managers will be taken soon.

Glee Club Oscar Stemn Eref Owl Ediers

Plattsburg Camp Goes Dry Near Training Camp

Plattsburg New York June 2 saloons within two miles of the officers training camp closed at midnight under the Pierce law banning liquor sale near military reservations. About 320 National Guardsmen, plus the New York regiment, bring total to 2 787 men. Officers named Latrobe Goethe Goeter Selden and others assigned to brigades and commissions. Artillery detachments to Fort Sill Oklahoma cavalry to Fort Myer Virginia engineers to Fort Totten.

Plattaburg Plattsburg National Park Avenue New York Cavall Fort Shi Oklahoma Fort Myer Virginia Fort Totten

War lowerstone of British women report cites decline

London June 2 Brigadier General Bridgman reports at the London City Mission meeting that the war is harming British women with home missionaries noting a lamentable change. He cites London streets filled with women in public houses and a missionary description of dirty ragged brutal women with vile language.

London F. C. Bridgeman Bridgman

Spring conference program in Walden June 5

Newburgh district outlines a two day gathering in Walden on June 5 and 6. The schedule lists devotional services, talks on recruiting for Epworth League and Sunday School, training sessions, and district-wide activities led by Rev. Y Grinton Rev. W H Lofthouse Rev. W W Voight Rev. G A MacDonald Rev. F Wade Smith Rev. F L W Young Rev C E Rignall Rev J L Hartsock and Bishop Lucker B Wilson D D. On June 6 Bishop Wilson and party visit neighboring churches with a departure at 6

Newburgh Walden Y Grinton W. H. Lofthouse W. W. Voight G. A. MacDonald Epworth W. BR. Westerfield F. Wade Smith Newcurgh FL W. Young C. E. Rignall J. L. Hartsock Lucker B. Wilson D. D

Observe Their Golden Wedding in Asbury Park

Mr and Mrs Emanuel Stones of 32 Beattle Avenue marked their golden wedding on May 31 with a second honeymoon to Asbury Park. Sisters hosted a dinner at Hotel Lyndhurst with 50 golden candles on a large cake, gray silk wedding gown copy, and gifts. They were joined by their son Charles J Stones and his wife from Newburgh. Mr Stones Jr runs a furniture business in Newburgh.

Emanuel Stones Beattle Avenue Asbury Park Lyndhurst

Buffalo Bill Tomb Tomorrow At Mount Lookout

Denver June 2 A tomb in solid rock will receive tomorrow the body of Colonel William F Cody Buffalo Bill atop Mount Lookout west of Denver. Interment under Masons auspices with Golden City Lodge aiding, one-way traffic to Lookout Mountain to avoid blockades, casket sealed in steel and the grave cemented, as thousands are expected to pay tribute. Also news of Stevens Brothers Holstein herd sale in Liverpool New York with 309 head selling for 242655 and top cows Maple Knoll Helen and Lassie reaching 6103 and 1975 respectively.

Denver Colo William F. Cody Buffalo Bill Mount Lookout Buffalo Bil Little Mountain College Golden Masons Golden City Lodge Colorado North Platte Cody Derver Lookout Mountain Bear Creek Canon Morrison Knights Templar North Piatta den' Yer Grand Army Stevens Brothers Liverpool N.W H. D. Seely Goshen

Obituary of Minnie Elizabeth Cox

Minnie Elizabeth Cox died June 1 after a seven week illness at 149 Prospect avenue Unis city She was born April 24 1871 in Wawayanda NY married Frank Mead Cox on December 24 1912 She was a member of the Presbyterian Church of South Centreville and attended Wes Horton Memorial Church Survived by her husband and her sister Mrs W D Vaukwvegan Funeral at her home 149 Prospect avenue Sunday at 2 pm Rev Dr Wight officiating Interment Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsbarsh.

Frank M. Geox Minnie Elizabeth Coa Frank M. Cos Ayvenue Unis City Lfe Minnie Elizabeth Holbert Peter Cox Spring Street Prospect Avenue Middletown Minnie Elizabeth Cox Presbyterian Church of South Centreville Wes Horton Wight Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsbarsh

Obituary notices from Willonville region

Thomas Parker of The Cape dies at his brother in law's home aged 63 after Memorial Day paralysis. Parker ran a boarding house and sold his Cape farm recently to move to New York with wife Belle Morse and children. Survivors include wife, two sons, three daughters, four sisters and several in-laws. James McBlier of Montgomery dies at 62 after pneumonia, survived by wife Ella Ashton and two daughters. Laura A Harlor of Ridgeburg dies at 63 after a three day illness. married to Walter Harlor since 1881, member of the M E Church.

Thomas Parker Willonville Cape John D. Wnogar Parker Ellenville Sieceased Mr. Parker Belle Morse Charles William Parker New York Lizzie Parker Gould Brooklyn Belle Porter John D.wagar The Cave Alev McDowell Briggs Street Jennie Grimler Newburtle Sirs. Russland

Widow Mary Wilson dies in New York state at home

Mrs Mary A Wilson widow of Ed Ward Wilson and aunt to Dr E M Schultz died at her home in Ghant planes aged about years. She was sister of Mrs In B Schultz of Faguenot. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 2 pm. A Times-Press ad notes the ongoing coverage of the case.

Mary A. Wilson Mary 4. Wilson Wdow Ward Wilson Daush’es Uae Baie Fare Home

Cocchi Found in Bologna After Ruth Cruger Case

Alfredo Cocchi, sought in the Ruth Cruger disappearance, has been located at his brother Arturo's home in Bologna Italy. A letter from American Consul F. F. Dumont to District Attorney Swann confirms the finding and notes Cocchi explained his presence in Italy as due to an unhappy marriage. Police may pursue extradition. Cocchi had been traced to a West 127th Street shop where Cruger’s skating needs were serviced. Mrs Cruger expresses relief at the discovery.

New York State Department Alfredo Cocchi Fallan Picycle Ruth Cruger Hish Schoosirl Dorothy Arnold Arturo Bologna Italy Swann F. F. Dumont Florence Aly Cocch Haly Cocchi West 127Th Street Cruiger Ruth Claremont Avenue The Bronx

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