South Centreville Notes Show Visits and Local Events
South Centreville briefs from June report visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor and family to Yonkers and Middle Town, Memorial Day at Mechanicstown, a Newton New Jersey car collision near the school, school dismissal to attend a flag raising, PresbyterIan Church service, funeral attendees for Mrs Frank M B Cox, and Eagle Club meeting plans at James McDonald's with upcoming dances at Robbin's Hall. Local residents praised, injuries noted, and social gatherings detailed.
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South Centreville
Joe Taylor
Kathaleen
Yonkers
Bennett W. Malterr
Starcily
Middletons
E. T. Hell
RK. Carr
Mechanicstown
G. D. Booth
Newton
N. J
Slate Hill
Sirs
Frank BM. Cox
Middletown
W. L. Brown
A. L. Cloyd
G. R. Robertson
FL Remer
Eachre
James McDonald's
Greenville
Job
Bergen
Dallis Clark
Wo Excuse For Hobo Says Defense Council
Sacramento July 7 The tramp and the vagrant fell under the states war measure ban. A letter to county councils urged citizens to enforce vagrancy laws and to demand that all alms recipients give honest return to work. It called for relentless judgment in food relief during the war.
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International News Service
Sacramento
Cal
State Council of Defense
Hawaii Fire Goddess Predicts U S Victory
San Francisco reports from June 1 that Pele, Hawaii’s fire goddess, is enraged and natives link the volcanic eruption to a German defeat. Passengers from Honolulu describe legends that Kilauea’s eruption signals anger and destruction on Hawaii’s enemies, seen as Teutons. The text highlights Hawaii’s pro American stance and ties to Allied enemies.
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Gy International News Service
San Francisco
Pele
Hawaii
California
Honolulu
Kilauea
Cleveland barbers raise hair cut price to 59 cents
In Cleveland Ohio on June 7 the local barber shops increased the price of a haircut to 59 cents marking a notable rise in everyday grooming costs for residents. The move reflects broader pressure on consumer prices in the city.
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International News Service
Cleveland, O
Meet to plan institute here at Farm Bureau
County conferences are being held statewide to plan farmers institutes and demonstration schools for next winter. The Middletown Farm Bureau office hosts the county conference at 3 p.m. on Wednesday June 13 with Edward Van Alystyne director of Farmers Institutes and B Shipps from New York State College of Agriculture..
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Farm Bureau
Fture
Sranges
Ferma
Middletown
State Department of Ture
Edward van Alystyne
Farmers’ Institutes
New York Eiste College of Agriculture By &. BR
Finchville Rally to Celebrate Fourth of July in Otisville
Finchville June 7 residents plan a patriotic Fourth of July rally with band music as part of district events. A recent Otisville Presbyterian service featured a fag presentation. Howard Gardner of West End Garage Middletown visited the hamlet. Mrs C Elizabeth Burnett of Bradford Pa is linked to pioneer Corwin Wall Mullock Seybolt families and to former local teacher Sarah Rebecca Baird.
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Finchville
Times-Press
Corwin
Wall, Mullock
Best Family Town Plans Celebration in Kansas
International News Service reports Ken Suns 7T and Morfil, Kansas chosen as the best town to raise a family. The city will receive a $1,000 prize following a telegram from Professor McKeever of the University of Kansas, head of the program.
Parasol Styles and Fashion Trends in Early Spring
A fashion note describes coordinated parasols and hats with bold prints such as flamingoes on peacock blue silk, plus Indian turbans in cashmere shawls and satin cuff brims. It notes low shoes and bracelet effects echoing antique Greek and Roman styles, Setin popularity, ready to wear gowns from 15 dollars, georgette crepe ensembles, and French mantles in black and castor colors paired with one piece frocks. ANNA MAY.
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Setin
Georgette Crape
Anna May
Morrill City Wins Prize For Child Welfare Work
The committee chosen to make the selection announced Morrill’s prize in connection with child welfare work. The award targets cities of the third class. Morrill is planning a celebration to honor the distinction it has received.
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Morrill
Friend of Emperor dies in obscurity
Mrs. Leo Bock an oft dance partner of Emperor Maximilian during his reign has died in Atlanta at eighty five. She was born to a German officer and a noble Frenchwoman in Munich. After traveling Europe in youth she taught music in the United States following her artist husband’s death. Her funeral drew few relatives or a band of friends.
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Atlanta
Leo Bock
Maximilian
Beck
Europe
United States
MISSOURIAN'S PISITOL ANSWERS CALL FOR TIP
International News Service reports from New York that Jamiesh EL Guitar, postmaster of Columbia Missouri, faced court over an incident with aDell boy who resisted leaving his room. Guitar allegedly drew a large shooting iron after offering a salve and told the boy to "Git" before the police took statements.
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International News Services
New
Cork
Jamiesh EL Guitar
Columbia
Dell
Alissouri
Ian
Mr. Guitar
Community notices in Montgomery June gathering and events
Seventy four local events mark a Tuesday in Montgomery with 91 district residents volunteering for service and a 52 in the second district. Miss Susie McGraw of New York stays with Henry Bord. Local societies buy a 506 Liberty Bond amid other civic activities and a barn painting project proceeds.
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Montgomery
Susie McGraw
New Yo
Henry BR. Bord
Montgomery Horse Thief Detecting Society
Montgomery Chicken Thief Detecting Society Tirewise
Harry Pitts
Agnes, Hall
Bfr
Willian O. Hall
Frederick S. McPowell
William Jesse
Newburgh
Maybrook
Ladies' Aid to Serve Supper at Mt Hope Church
Mt Hope June 7 The Ladies' Aid Society of Mt Hope Presbyterian Church will hold a supper Tuesday evening of the coming week with a good meal promised. Sunday school at 10 and church service at 11. Visitors include Mr and Mrs John Horn of Johnson and Mr and Mrs John DuBois of Westtown. Br Razy of Chester visits Mrs Joan Serbolt. ER A Skinner grocer adds a concrete porch to his store.
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Mount Hope
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mt Hope Presbyterian Church
John Horn
Johnson
John DuBois
Westtown
Lake‘view
Br. Razy
Chester
Joan Serbolt
A. Skinner
Personal Items About the Movie Stars on Walsh Sets
Director R A Walsh and Fox stars return from Truckee to new quarters as his production The Silent Lie moves forward. Norma Talmadge in Poppy garners praise from Selznick Pictures while Theda Bara shoots Cleopatra and deciphers Egyptian hieroglyphics amid late-night scenes. Walter Walker's American-That's All persona contrasts with his New Hampshire farm life and Maud Muller muse.
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R. A. Walsh
Fox Film Favorites
Truckee
Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Willem Fox
New York
Hay
Norma Talmadge
Poppy
Cynthia Stoesley
Selznick Pictures
Edward Jose Has
Joseph A. Schbnes
Norma Talmadge! Film Corp
Selznick
Prvate
Miss ‘Talmadge
William Fox
Cleopatra
Theda Bara
Miss Bara
Walter Walker
Walker
the Secrer
New Hamonshire
Maud Muller
Water coolers installed at City Hall corridors
Janitor A. R. Anderson set the water coolers in position along the corridors of City Hall, announcing the thirsty public will henceforth be supplied with pure aqua.
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A. R. Anderson
Columbia to Oust College Traitors for Treason
New York June 7 Columbia University officials led by President Nicholas Murray Butler declared there will be no place for radicals who oppose or counsel opposition to the enforcement of the war laws. The warning followed discussions about three students indicted for resisting the conscription act. The university pled liberty of assembly and publication while the crackdown marks a hard line against disloyalty.
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New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Buover
United States
Columbia
Bernhardt Finds Loss of Leg Advantage
New York June 7 Actress Sarah Bernhardt after a motor ride to Mount Sinai Hospital enjoys a light repast startling her manager William J. Connor by encoring pate de foie gras He asks about the goat she jokes if it returns it can hurt only one foot The famous actress refuses to let the loss of a limb affect her spirits
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International News Service
New York
Mount Sinai Hospital
Sarah Bernhardt
William J. Connor
Cut German Courses Milwaukee Urged
Milwaukee public schools spend about 150000 dollars yearly on German instruction. A movement to abolish German teaching has been started, arguing it reflects a world wide German influence and propaganda.
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Milwaukee
Sy International News Service
Wis
G. W. Augistyn
Ytimes-Press
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