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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1918

Page

3

Installation by the Sons of Italy at Genther's Hall

The Sons of Italy No. 843 held an installation of officers at Genther's Hall on North Street. A Newbury team led the ceremonies with delegates expected from Port Jeruis and other groups. Joseph Morreales resigned as head of U Hallas American Political Club. Ciro De Santolo was pursued in the process.

Evenies Ameri Order of Sons of Laiy Genther’s North Street Adhe Jodgsest Newburth Port Jeruis Spinel New York Reeres Seniieg Supreme Lodge We Sigte

Warren-Davis Wedding From Middletown Parish

A wedding ceremony was held at the First Presbyterian Church manse with Henry Kurwert Waazen Sr and Rowens Genevave Dars of Middleaour serving as hosts. Dr Howert G Kirkwood witnessed along with Ruth BE Warren, sister of the groom, and H. Foote of Port Jervis. After an eight day wedding trip the couple will settle in Middletown.

Warren—Davis Henri Kurwert Waazen Genevave Dars Middleaour Howert G Kirkwood Ruth BE. Warra H. Foote Port Jervis Warren Middletown

Maps of Interest to the Automobile Tourist

The Chamber of Commerce holds a valuable collection of maps for automobile tourists and related materials. It seeks to recruit two responsible persons to manage summer boarders across the county assisting New York parties, as advertised in the Times-Press.

Chamber of Commerce Aso Chamber 13 New York Times-Press

Letter from Korschen on voyage hints at big convoy

A letter from Korschen aboard a vessel near Middletown describes awaiting a f tano on the following Thursday and notes the on board group forms part of the largest convoy ever seen. A lieutenant remarks on rough weather and scarce meals during the voyage amid a scene of wartime chatter. Local Rotary news invites members to a June meeting with early June reminders and attendance notes for Newars Paterson Alean and Poughscinse areas.

Newourga Rotary Tiuh Newars Paterson

Birth Notice for Diana and Panaro Families

Birth notice listing newborns with parental names and addresses. Diana at 490 Cottage Street born June 5 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Diana. Panaro at 77 Montgomery Street born June 2 to Mr and Mrs Daimek Panaro. Shin and Clark families also noted with Waldhall Avenue or related details.

Thomas Diana Cottage Street Daceeter Mat Daimek Panaro Montgomery Sireet Sen Angelo Irs Sidgar Clexh

Hoffman Lodge Tuesday meeting list of officers

Hoffman Lodge held its Tuesday session with routine business and the second portion devoted to conferring honors on a class of candidates. Members discussed lodge affairs and conducted standard ceremonial activities.

Hoffman Lodge Hoffman Lodse

Apollo Lab Social Orchestra Elects Leaders in General Meeting

The Apollo Club of Ogema Wisconsin held a Tuesday meeting at the Mezoaic Temple electing Charles V Pryer as President and Wilkes Tremper as Vice President with Andrew J. Baird named Director. Helen G. Hampson named accompanist. The club, formed in spring 1877, supports concerts with dues from active and associate members and aims to foster better class music in the city.

Apollo Og Wis Charles V. Prez Sereer Wilkes Tremper Charles B. Bock Livearan Deswd A. Hucpsen Andrew J. Baird Helen G. Hampson Apollo Cieb Aculre Tee Baird Chib Bet Rir Tedson Associata Memers Cre Ohd Z. K Greene O M Gregory Donald A. Hampson Willem C. Herbert Joseph A Meade Samuel T. Bsndall Geo. B. Wengenroth Thomas Woodruff Besses Howard P

Wheel Our Big Guns Urges Readiness for War Garden Jars

The Nations War Garden Commission in Washington urges citizens to prepare their jars for canning. Send a free stamped envelope to receive a free canning guide and ensure jars are ship-shape for the rain crop.

the Nations] War Garden Commission Washington

Russians Win Big Battle Over Turks and Huns

A Moscow dispatch says a large battle in the Kars district of Trans Caucasia ends in a Russian victory. German and Turkish forces are retreating as the population suffers massacres.

Associated Press London Pheen Kars trans-Caucasia Moscow

U Boats Will Not Halt Shipments Says Mr Daniels

Secretary Daniels announced that submarines will not stop shipments to France. He said efforts would continue to ensure munitions and men reach allied forces despite submarine activity. The remark came amid wartime concerns over supply routes.

Mr. Daniels Associated Press Washington Redd American France Daniels

Wrong Action Mitigated and Social Shame

A neighbor invites Leddle to visit and he secretly enjoys cookies. On returning home his mother asks if he liked the afternoon, and he admits polite success in asking for cookies. The tale contrasts tidy manners with mischief and the tension between politeness and desire.

Leddle Renute Mamma Verry

Five Killed in Vermont Rail Collision

Burlington Wisconsin reports five killed in a railway wreck on Vermont Road as a local passenger train collides with a Central Vermont work engine. Several passengers injured, the crash occurred in a tunnel. Details from local witnesses describe a chaotic scene and ongoing inquiries.

Vermont Associated Press Burlington, WI

Valuable Tropical Weed Promises Uses in Cold Storage

Balsa wood, noted for extreme lightness, could greatly aid cold storage by improving heat insulation. The substance is described as a tropical weed, growing primarily in South and Central American states.

South Central America

Social and Personal Notes Highlight Local Arrivals

Frank X. Dienst and LeRoy C. Gunther report that Sergeant Philip Hormischfeger has arrived safely in France, with cards arriving from his uncle and others. Dr. George Dugan will address the New Bergh Rotary Club at its anniversary on June 20, with a large Albany delegation. Nyack parents learn of George Garnor’s safe arrival in France, a cousin to local Garnors. Mrs. W. Dowes and Miss Dorothy Horton of New York visit briefly with friends and memories. Rev Dr. G W Downs, husband of Mrs. Downs, now serves in wartime work overseas, with Mrs Downs and Phoebe Downs planning a future summer trip to Yashee Lake.

Frank X. Dienst LeRoy C. Gunther City Mr. Dienst Philip Hormischfeger New York France George Dugan Albany Newbergh Nyack George Garnor Joan M Edward M James D. Garnor W. Dowes Dorothy Horton G. W. Downs Downs Sirs Downs Phoebe New Yorn Yashee Lake

Fine for Her Incoherent Fence Talk

In a brief exchange resembling a dialogue, one speaker laments the fence expense while the other vows to economize and cut back on many things Jack needs, highlighting a domestic budgeting moment.

Lre Jack

Straw hat fashion through the ages and self-reflection

The text discusses straw hats from ancient Greece to modern Europe noting their late emergence. It adds a caution about modesty, suggesting wisdom comes from others’ recognition rather than self-praise and ends with a remark that you did not make yourself.

Europe

Plot to smuggle Crown jewels eludes customs here

A two million dollar plot to smuggle the Crown jewels of the dethroned Russian Romanoff dynasty is reported uncovered by U S customs in New York. Maurice Egan resigns as United States minister to Denmark due to ill health. A strike at the stockyards in Chicago kicks off with scalemen and feedmen stopping trading in livestock.

Associated Press New York Egan Washington Maurice Egar United States Denmark State Department Il Health Chicago

Fragmentary reflection on human progress and nature

A reflective piece contrasts human precision with unforeseen consequences of our efforts. It likens careful endeavors to bees visiting spring flowers and acknowledges that even well organized plans can yield unexpected results, inviting modesty in judgment.

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