Sunday Church Notices and Programs Across Middletown
St Pauls Church reports baptisms and new members with a busy week of prayer meetings, youth groups, and special programs. First Baptist Church notes a mayoral flag presentation, a communion, and a series of children's and youth events, plus a lawn party planned for June 21. Web Horton Memorial Presbyterian lists Westminster Circle delays and Scouts activities, with Dr Wight celebrating 10 years as pastor and a parade involvement. North Street Congregational highlights a patriotic rally and upcoming Children’s Day services. First Presbyterian details Red Cross sewing, parade participation, Children’s Day, baptisms, and an Apollo Club concert for Red Cross funds. Grace Church mentions Girls’ Friendly Society services and parish activities.
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F.S. Haines
Goshen
Red Cross
Christ Church
Mission Circle
Webb Horton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scout
Wight
Middletown
Old Westminster Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Union
Boy Scouts
Brotherhood of Italian Mission
North Street
C. E. Heynolds
Reynolds
C. E. Tsingse
Ladies’ Benevolent Union
Pigzot
Worth Street
Middletown C. E
J. R. Sizoo
Walden
William Feam
Tist Regiment
Tist Boys
First Presbyterian Church
Brady
Boak
Crowell
Apollo Club
American Red Cross
W. W. Young’s
Grace Church
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Mary's Guid
Middletown Woman Wins By Perseverance Story
Middletown resident Mrs. Anson Warren describes her struggle with indigestion and stomach trouble and credits Tanlac for restoring appetite, reducing gas, and improving color. The ad promotes Tanlac as a vegetable tonic and urges readers to consult Chambers Bros. Drug Store for more details.
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Adam
Anson Warren
North Street
Middietown
Middletown
Taniac
Chambers Bros
Congregational Church Notices and Sunday School Examinations
The Sunday School at First Congregational Church invites members to a tea and social at Mrs Macardell’s home on Highlands Avenue. A written examination for all members is set for next Sunday. Hoy B E Smith preached morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday at six. Mr Smith ends the Paul’s Ministry tale series. Children’s Day features Bible school exercises in the evening. Deacons or the Sunday school superintendent should be informed for child baptisms next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul’s Church
Leiter
Fred J. Hodge
G. W. Grinton
Peter
Ladies’ Aid
Mothers’ Jewels
The
Brotherhood
Bible School
Flag Presentation at Otisville and Liberty Loan Support
Sunday services at Otisville and First Presbyterian Church highlighted flag presentation by Mayor Thompson and Patriotism themed sermons. Major Delamater and Rev. Dr. Fowser spoke as Jr. O.U.A.M. members attended. G.A.R. orders call for patriotic registration demonstration with gloves and badges.
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Presbyterian Church
Otiisville
Thompson
L. B. Plumer
Walter A. Delamater
Tist Regiment
F. Frank Fowser
Ralph H. Liefield
E A. Eddy
First Presbyterian Church
R. O. Hirkwood
Home mixed feeds and the value of mixed feeds
The article argues farmers should buy mixed feeds instead of making rations at home. It notes many cottonseed meal grades deceive price-minded buyers, warns inspectors rarely sample barns, and suggests reading agricultural bulletins to identify reliable brands. It states mixed feeds can save money despite high cornmeal and oil meal costs, as barley and rye by products offer cheaper options.
Farmer Feed Experts and Mixed Stock Ration Choices
A farmer who studies feeding methods with common sense often succeeds with his own blends but struggles to maintain economical rations from on farm products. Many rely on commercial mixed feeds due to forage shortages and market changes. Keeping books shows mixed feeds can be cheaper than ingredients in a true balanced ration.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Inmates to Register Under Draft Provisions at Orange County Hospitals
About 75 inmates at Middletown State Hospital and other Orange County institutions will be required to register under the selective draft. Deputy Sheriff A L Decker announced the order, naming J L Williams and Major L E B Lawes as registrars for Middletown Hospital and New York City Department of Correction institutions respectively. The notice specifies that insane inmates of eligible age must be registered with properly certified cards forwarded to the home registration depot.
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Middletown Sware
Stotesbury
J. L. Williams
Middletown State Hospital
Maurice €. Ashley
L. E B. Lawes
New York City
Plattsburg Corps Receives Its Pay At Camp
After 39 hours rest the student officers resumed gruelling training at the camp in Platteburg New York. Pay began today with reserve officers receiving regular rank emoluments and others at 100 dollars a month. Several officers were relieved for confidential War Department instructions. Major Reginald Barlow assumes command of the Third Company New England Regiment. Arthur D Alexander discharged for physical disability. Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr placed in temporary command of the First Company. Leo Brestein of The Bronx held on 500 dollars bail awaiting federal grand jury action in Syracuse on June 11.
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G. D. Freeman
Sixteenth Infantry
G. K. Wilson
C. A. Hunt
Eighteenth Infantry
R. L. Weeks
Camp Land
Governors Island
War Department
Reginald Barlow
Officers Reserve Corps
New York
New England Regiment
Freeman
E. W. Weidricx
Fort Wadforth
Sixth Provisional Regiment
Arthur D. Alexander
Eighth Company
New York Regiment
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Reveille
Ledwig Brestein
Bronx
United States
Gilliland
Federal Grand Jury
Syracuse
Whitman vetoes Brown labor bill in war era clash
Albany reports Governor Whitman vetoed a Brown labor bill aimed at letting the Industrial Commission suspend or modify labor laws during wartime. The measure sought to alter hiring limits on women and minors, but the Governor warned against weakening protections and urged adherence to existing standards to prevent unfair burdens on workers. The Times-Press advert follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sue Industrial Commission
Whitman
Senate
Senate War Committee
Industrial Commission
Chandler Named State Troopers Leader in New York
Albany June 4 The state announces the New York State Troopers four company force to begin operations soon Officers selected include Major George F Chandler as commanding officer Recruits expected ready for field by early fall Officers to co operate with state departments and can be summoned statewide for riots disturbances or emergencies Details note 232 officers and men in four troops Albany Syracuse Buffalo and greater New York City will host outposts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Constabulary
New York
State Civil Service Commission
George F. Chandler
Department of the Adjutant i General
New York State
Syracuse
Buffalo
New York City
New York National Guard Troopers Seek Members
A call goes out for new troopers with $900 salaries and uniforms plus mounts. Applicants must be good horsemen and come from military or National Guard backgrounds. Major George F. Chandler in Albany handles applications as many have already been filed.
Shark bites Savannah mayor's son at Calibogue Sound
Savannah Ga June 4 Wallace J Pierpont Jr son of Mayor Pierpont was attacked by a shark off Calibogue Sound while swimming with his wife and children. The shark clamped his right arm and nearly severed it as Mrs Pierpont pulled him to safety and helped him reach the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Wallace J. Pierpont, Jr
Pierpont
Calibougue Sound
Mr. Pierpont
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Colonel Bates
Mode
Fifer
J. C. Williamson
H. B. Woodward
Society
Otisville
Ohio
McDowell
Plattsburg Corps
U. S
Times-Press
the Times-Press
Sar
Chandler
Bell-Ans
National Guard
Capitol
N. Y
W. J. Pierpont
Lafayette Avenue
South Street
Sterling Club
Sterling
Scientific Sterling
Ayres & Galloway Hardware Company, Inc
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