107th Annual Meeting of Bible Society Program
Montgomery June 10 the 107th annual meeting of the Orange County Bible Society will be held at the Montgomery village Presbyterian Church. The program includes board meetings, devotional services, reports, and several addresses by clergy from Goshen Newburgh and Middle Falls, with greetings from the American Bible Society. Regents ex aminations scheduled at Montgomery High School and Yellows June 17 21. Also notes local moves and residents.
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Montgomery
Orange County Bible Society
Presbyterian Church
Haines
Goshen
Ivan G. Martin
Montgomery Willege
Montgomery High School
Yellows
Eng
Divorce Granted to This Soldier in Newburgh Case
A former Cornwall regiment member now in the West Point artillery, Fred Void, was granted an interlocutory divorce in Newburgh after testimony at the Supreme Court. The case covers separation since February 1912 and a 1913 child born to the wife, with notices of related matters and local legal proceedings in Goshen and Poughkeepsie.
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Newburgh
Cornwall
West Point Artillery
Florence
Cormwail
William Henry Ad
Zoid
de- Endane
Waterbury
Conn
Supreme Cour
Naksilte
Wil Rion
Dew
Falls With Tree 500 Feet to Death
Newburgh on June first Marshal Hamilton a 45 year old colored man met a deadly accident while working on the Storm King highway near Cornwall A tree toppled over the embankment carrying sections of earth with it and Hamilton who stood on the bank was swept over the precipice and fell about 500 feet his skull fractured and he died before aid could reach him.
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Newburgh
Marshal Hamilton
Cornwall
Hamilton
Middle town post office letters uncalled for week ending June 16
The list shows uncalled letters at the Middle town post office for the week ending June 16 including ladies and gentlemen such as Miss L M Albee Miss Cornelia Budd Miss Augie Holmes Mr Howard Atwood Mr George Craig and others. An item notes a successful cataract operation at St Luke's Hospital on June 10 by Dr McQuade and that the patient Edwert White head expects to return home soon.
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Middletown
C. E. Cuddeback
Douglas Horton
Mr. Hunting
M. Lappeschi
D. V. Manahan
James J. Mahon
Albert Nottress
Cottage Street
Walden
McQuade
At &J. Luke’s Hospital
Edwert Whitehead
Children’s Day Observed Across Churches In City
Sunday events filled city churches with large attendance and festive programs. At St Paul’s nine children were baptized and four admitted to membership, followed by a long Evening program featuring solos recitations and a Clara Barton portrait tribute. First Presbyterian and Christ Church Universalist reported baptisms, school songs, and a Twilight service, with detailed student performances and offerings.
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St. Paul's Church
Grinton
Doris Tuinill
Dr. Grinton
Ruth Lee
Margaret Townsend
Marian Lee
Constance Shelton
Beatrice Cook
Gertrude Gifford
Gloria Miller
Mildred Deteran
Alice Bennett
Florence McGerey
F. J. Hodge
Ernest S. Husdorf
Ruth Jones
Leroy Anderson
Roland Lcboltmer
Augusta Little
Te Flowers
Helen Lybelt
Gertrude Northrop
Vande Loder
Mary Northrop
Vivian van Duren
Dorothy Oles
God’s Love
Kathryn Brooks
Florence Darton
Grace Flynn
Mildred Hofman
Mario Benedict
Dorothy Barnes
Iva Littie
Isabelle Wallace
Mabel Scott
Rufus MacGregor
Simery Alton
Jeanie Elizabeth
Benjamin Wilbur
Marguerite Barbara Sayer
Henry D. Saver
Charles Gilvert Hulse
Mir
Clarence Hulse
Mildred E. Slater
Paul Slater
Gladys Gillen Leemon
Bor
Mabel Lukens
Grinion
Madeleine Dusenberry
Eveline J. Kornist
James 4Uller
Wallace Saunders
Elizabeth Hal. Stead
Marion Wallace
Kathryn Benedict
Laura Hall
Ethel Eniffen
Ethel Clark
Obituary Notices From Port Jervis Chronicle June Deaths
William Conn of Port Jervis dies after illness. Nat Conn listed as his son in Susquehanna record. Jacob Lehn, long Port Jervis resident and Delaware commandery member, passes away aged 70 at No 6 Never Sink Avenue. Festival at Westtown invites public to annual strawberry and ice cream event at Methodist Church. School Board to meet Tuesday to discuss arrangements for upcoming Commencement exercises.
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William Conn
Port Jervis
Nat Conn
Susquehanna
Delaware Commandery
Jacob Lehn
Jane
Pon Jervis
Neversink Avenue
Bright
Baden
Westtown
Board of Education
Drafted men become citizens at Spartanburg ceremony
About 800 to 900 foreign born draftees received citizenship certificates in the Liberty Theatre with oath by clerk XN. N. Hennett and Gen. Erwin. The group, largely from the Second Pioneer Infantry, included Irish English Scandinavian Poles and Slavs. one Japanese and one Chinese man could not naturalize. Clyde Milan of the Washingtons attended as a new citizen draft recruit, expressing enthusiasm for military service and plans for a camp championship team.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Liberty Theatre
XN. N. Hennett
Ofris
Ges Carleton
Brhg
Erwin
Cena
Second Pioneer Infantry
Fourteenth New York Infantry
Bureau of Naturalization
Washington
Washlngtons
Fifty-second Pioneer Infantry
Twelth
New York
Efo
Camp Ife
Red Cross knit socks crisis at work rooms
Knitters face trouble with Neo ribbed heels and finishing Lee Buazling. Directions from the Atlantic Division will be explained when yarn is issued. Bring completed socks with 16 toe stitches on two needles to learn seam free finishing for wear by a weary soldier.
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Red Cross
Sermon by Rev Dr Kirkwood at First Presbyterian Church
At Sunday service the Monkasen Hose Company members attended the First Presbyterian Church to hear Rev Dr Kirkwood deliver the annual sermon titled The New Death. The discourse, based on Atlantic Monthly material and a gospel message, was delivered earnestly and left a deep impression on listeners.
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First Presbyterian Church
Monkasen Hose Company
Kirkwood
Atlantic Monthly
Bank of Newburgh cashier resigns. Brown acts in stead
Newburgh June 10 Harry B. Martine cashier of the National Bank of Newburgh resigns due to ill health. J Calvin Brown of the bank force is appointed to act in his stead. Martine had been in poor health for months. Also notices annual meeting of St Pauls Church Women Home Missionary Society on Thursday June 12 at 3 20 p.m.
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Newburgh
Harry B. Martine
National Bank of Newburgh
J. Calvin Brown
Bank Force
Mr. Martine
Women's Home Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Church
Offcers
Door Called John in Quaker Courtship Tale
In a Friends town two brothers a farm beside Sarah’s property provoke a courtship tale. Joseph woos with flattery but Sarah refuses until approval comes from John the door through which she enters the household. A witty local tradition ends with Sarah welcomed by John and to rule the blended family.
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New England
John
Joseph
Sarsh
Ruth
Sarth
Wlso
Sarah
Sam
When Rain Came and the Land Returned
In the Southwest a prolonged drought ends with a dramatic storm. A child prays for rain while families endure heat and dust. The skies darken, winds strike, hail follows, and a flood relieves parched fields. A boy explains the heavy rain was not his fault.
Dealing With Trouble Quotation from Artemus Ward
Quote warns against seeking trouble and using a tame greeting to defuse it. Warns that trouble arrives soon and resembles a tax collector in its unpleasantness. Encourages calm, firm handling to prevent escalation and quick departure.
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Artemus Ward
Engagements and social notices fill Albany column
Announcements report the engagement of Carolyn May Smith of Albany to Earl Edwin Hopkin, with details of families and employment. Also noted are the upcoming wedding of Misa Isabel Pridgman in Norfolk and Fox Hill, plus visits from Sergeant Charles Rappleyea and others, a letter from L William Cortes in France, and local social events including medical and travel notes.
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Carolyn May Smith
George EO Sunhih
Albany
Jasons
Earl Edwin Hopkin
EL A. Hopkins
Shatth
A. Bh. Keggies
Exasi Mia Street
Grand Avenue
Sir. Hopkins
Sigokina
Misa Isabel Bartel Pridgman
Mra Hierrsff Pridgman
George Greson
Marietta Coonrod Weds Lieut H L Slauson at Port Jervis
Miss Marietta Coonrod of Port Jervis marries Lieut H L Slauson at the bride’s home on 9 Ball Street Port Jervis. A regular Common Council meeting will be held tonight at the city hall chamber with significant business expected.
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Slauson—Coonrod
Marietta Coonrod
Port Jervis
H. Lows Slauson
le S. A
Ball Street
Common Council
Council Chamber
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