Wounded J S Men at Nice and Marne Actions
Wounded U S soldiers sent to hospital in Nice as Teutons driven back across the Marne. American patrols engage near Ancerville and Neville while fighting around Luneville and the Oise valley. Reports say Germans halted near the Marne front and Paris-area action continues with counterattacks and Allied defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutons
Marne
Associated Press
Champaignel
Neville
War Office
Cese Marne Front
Oise
Lisne
Gerhade
Req Valley
Silly la Polerie
Nice
France
Msndar
Stanley H. Southwell Not Among the Missing
Stanley H. Southwell son of Mrs. Emms L. Southwell of 45 Hanford Street is reported not among the missing from the sinking of the U S S President Lincoln after a German submarine attack 300 miles at sea returning to the United States. The Times-Press received confirmation from the Associated Press and Washington dispatches, noting his service as machinist mate second class and recent promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Southwell
Emms L. Southwell
Hanford Siret
President Lincoln
United States
Times-Press
Associated Press
Southwell
Emma Southwell
Seinshwell
Washington
Bureau
U.S
Lincoln
Stimley
Mrs Cumings Dies at Home of Her Son in Ridgebury
Mrs Kate E Cumings died at the home of her son Slices C Frown in Ridgebury on Sunday after a long illness. The funeral will be held at Ridgebury Presbyterian church Wednesday at 2 PM. An obituary will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate E. Cumings
Slices C. Frown
Ridgebury
Ridgebury Presbyterian Church
Monell Buys Fish Hatchery In Orange Co
Forestburgh on June 4 Ambrose Onell, president of the International Nickel Company, has purchased a large private fish hatchery near Tuxedo in Orange County. He will use its entire output to stock streams and waters in Sullivan County, including those on his own estate.
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Forestburgh
Ambrose Onell
International Nickel Company
Tuxedo
Orange County
Sullivan Caunty
Local Lender Purchases War Savings Certificate
At a Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge No 33 meeting in Zionda trustees reported buying a War Savings Certificate. The gathering planned memorial services with the sister lodges and agreed to meet Thursday, June 13 at the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washingson
Sheriff McDowell Undergoes Operation At St Luke’s
Newburgh June 4 Sheriff Fred S McDowell entered St Luke s Hospital this city for stomach trouble. He is expected to be operated on Thursday for a condition that has kept him an invalid for two months.
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Tn Times-Press
Newburgh
Fred S. McDowell
St. Luke's Hospital
Miss Hampson Engaged as St Pauls Church Organist
MissHelen G Hampson has been engaged as organist and choir director for St Pauls Church starting July From now until that date Miss Madeleine Dusenberry will play the organ and Miss Hampson direct the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hampson
ST. Paul’s
Helen G. Hampson
Sti. Paul's Church
Madeleine Dusenberry
Regular Meetings Set for Fire Department Nominations
Monthly fire company meetings named delegates to a convention for nominating fire department officers to be held at Earles' truck house Saturday evening. The annual election is set for Tuesday June 12 from 7 to 9 at Exelsior Hook and Ladder Co throne. Alderman F R Gainer designated inspector of the election.
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de Gates
Earles
Dune
Smmok House
Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co
F. R. Gainer
Common Council
Fallows
Ontario Hose Co
Fire Department
Registry for Army Registration On June 5
Registration for young men who have turned 21 since June 5 begins tomorrow at 7 a.m. and ends 9 p.m. at city hall with penalties for noncompliance. Expected local turnout reaches 156 to 175, with nationwide 10 percent of first draft registrants also expected to participate. Local and outlying registration centers listed in Hamptonburgh, Montgomery, Maybrook, Lepiondale, and Middle Hope, under the Exemption Board and a panel of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. N. Phompson
Mayinain
Exemption Board
G. S. Coddington
Charles E. Taylor
Charles 4
Hamptonbursh
Campbell Hall
Robert C. Thompson
Montgomery
Walden
John H. Wiley
Maybrook
William S. Hi
Montrome
Willem R. Benedict
Lepiondale
Middle Hope
Raasch resigns from Ace Civil Service Board
Emil E Raasch has sent in his resignation to Mayor Cox. He moved from the city to Archie Little farm he recently purchased. It is expected the mayor will nominate a successor at the next Common Council meeting.
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Emrl E. ©. Raasch
Ace Civil Service Board
Cox
Archie Little
Here
Common Council
Mr. Raasch
Cotton crop in better condition than most years
Washington on June 4 reports that the cotton crop on May 25 was in better condition than on the same date in most years, except 1911, a year of record production, according to the Agricultural Department. Cotton is emphasized as an important war material.
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Br Associated Press
Washington
Agricultural Department
Fire Destroys Minister’s Barn in Florida Village
At 10 30 this forenoon the barn of Rev A E Chamberlain in the village burned down with contents small. Firefighters labored to stop spread toward G W Sperry’s build ing. Origin not certain but likely kerosene burning from cleaning chicken coops. Loss amount not stated.
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Florida
A. E. Chamberlain
G. W. Sperry
Chamberlain
Ually Revisea Nbtba Cael
Horton Will Disposes of a $7,000 Estate
Will filed for probate in New York Surrogate Court states Floyd M. Horton died March 30 leaving about $7,000 in personal property to his widow and executrix Dollie S. Horton. Surviving relatives include Eva Smith Bonnyman of Port Jervis, sister Ettie Horton Babcock Middletown, sister Tie Horton Smith Warwick, brother Chauncey S. Horton Peekskill, and eight nieces and nephews such as John Birdsell Jefferson Valley Gorham Smith Mima Smith Green Mary Smith Burdett Annie Dator Beattie of Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Floyd M. Horton
Eva Smith Bonnyman
Port Jervis
Dollie S. Horton
West Twenty-second Street
Horton
Ettie Horton Babcock
No. 51
Grand Avenue
Middletown
Tie Horton Smith
Warwick
Chauncey S. Horton
No. 71S
South Street
Peekskill
John Birdsell
Jefferson Valley
Gorham Smith
Mima Smith Green
Mary Smith Burdett
Annie Dator Beattie
Fallon Held on $1000 Bail in Port Jervis Liquor Charge
Patrick Fallon of Port Jervis was arraigned before U S Commissioner Edward J. Collins in Newburgh on a charge of furnishing liquor to soldiers on the night of Thursday May 36. He was held on $1,000 bail awaiting a further hearing. in default he was sent to Orange County jail.
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Patrick Fallon
Port Jervis
United States
Edward J. Collins
Newburgh
F. A. Brown
Collins
Orange County
State Mayors to Visit West Point
Albany reports ninth annual conference delegates from New York cities will tour Palisades Interstate Park at Bear Mountain by boat and attend a West Point cadet review. The trip includes Mount Beacon ride, a Wednesday session, and a Newburgh dinner with local officials followed by informal smoker at the Elks Club.
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Albany
Newburgh
Bear Mountain
West Point
Mount Beacon
Devity
The
Elks Clad
North Street Church calls Rev W W Schu maker to pastorate
Rev W W Schu maker of Jamestown is unanimously called to pastor the North Street Congregational Church. A reply is expected soon. Crowder asks citizens to aid in work or fight enforcement by reporting draft age men who are idle or non-productive to local boards.
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W. W. Schumaker
Jamestown
North Street
Crowder
Washington
Gmneral Crowder
Ministers Meet At Golf Club Picnic In Middletown
The Ministerial Association of Middletown and Vicinity held its regular monthly meeting at the Golf Club with a two basket picnic for members and wives. Rev. C. M. Ackerman reviewed the book Fear God and Serve Your Own Town, followed by remarks from Rev. Dr. Kirkwood on war camp experiences. Resolutions of sympathy were adopted for Rev. Dr. Wise.
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Ministerial Association of
Middletown
C. M. Ackerman
Ridgebury
It. O Kirkwood
Dr. Wise
Ef Goshen
Carolina Life Boat Found After Coast Attacks
A British steamer brought a damaged lifeboat and a cap from the Carolina to Lewes Delaware with nineteen survivors, including two women. No loss of life reported. five U boats were said to operate along the American coast with sightings near Virginia Capes and the Jersey coast.
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Associated Press
New York
Carolina
West Indian
Cape May
Lewes
Ielaware
Navy Department
Herbert L. Pratt
Atlantic
Deiay
Coner Island
City OF Columbus
City of
Norfolk
American
Charleston
Virginia Capes
Jersey
8. C
Fechteler
Norfolk Navy Yard
Y M C A Seeks 100 Million for War Work Budget
New York reports the National Y M C A War Work Council approved a budget of at least 30000000 for France and domestic efforts. At the Bankers Club 120 Broadway the annual meeting drew over 360 council members from across the United States. Dr John K Mott urged necessity of funds and outlined lessons from recent months.
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Nw York
Jimes
Y. M. C. A. War Work Council
France
Une
Bankers Clubr
Broadway
Th Council
United States
John K. Mott
Mamakating Votes By Machine Plan For Election
The town board of Mamakating, meeting at Wuristure, discussed election changes tied to Woman Suffrage and decided to buy three United States Standard Voting Machines. Delivery is expected around August 1, to serve current districts as needed. Also noted is a June 7 student concert and dance at Masonic Temple. A Red Cross donation comes from a May 30 Jr. O.O. U. A. M. event totaling $7.63.
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Mamascaling
Wuristure
Momermoon
Rofurs
G. F. Hard
Wich
United States Standard Voting Machine Co
Rose K. Martin
Masonic Temple
The
Mechanics’ Hore
Red Cross
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Savannah
Columbus
J. S
SMY
Ourco Valley
Luneville Sector
Ancervilier Preville Settor
Zangwer
Monell
Orange Co
Sheriff McDowell
George T. Bryant
Morhagen Hose Co
H. M. Crawford
Camp Wadsworth
W. T. Cornelius
C. S. Harman
H. F P. Green
Benedicts
J. L. Burnett
107Th Regiment
R. H. Adams
ARMY
Board OF Exemption
Emil E
Raasch
Fallon
Gall
Delaware
Coney Island
Mamakating
Town Board
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