Minisume Chapter entertains at Mrs Horton home
Members of Minisume Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, were hosted by Mrs. Horton at 12 Grove Street. Regret was voiced for the death of Mrs. William Humser’s Shephard. Regent Alice Neafie spoke of recent congressional meetings and long service, with music and toasts highlighting camaraderie and loyalty among the group.
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Bengamin Hortor
Grove Street
Minisume
Neafie
Rome
Midleton
Menotblh Rogorts
Enevas
William Humser
Shephard
Aulis Neafie Igt
Adele
Aude
Liberty Boné
Spehepter
Maurice C. Ash
Suss Nenie
Iowa
Das
Personal and social events from Poughkeepsie area
Mr and Mrs Samuel Gry and Jona Feinbicom attended a wedding in Poughkeepsie with details of the ceremony and residence plan in Rochester. The Ladies' Ald Society of Memorial Church held a sewing meeting, followed by an entertainment program and tea. A Pratt Institute news item notes Felix Paul Feass from Middletown graduating and planning work in an architect's office. Various family notices include visits, a birthday party for Dorothy Storms, and readers’ greetings from local residents.
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Moz Samuel Gry
Stirland Aizen
Jona Feinbicom
Poughkeepsie Sands
Bissillian Fegan Dervid Wok
Hochester
Poughkee
Wes Agttencen
Ives
Rochester
Saxe George Bs
Rochesver
Ald Society of the Hoerion
Memorial Church
E van Deke Wight
Iales
Charles W
Mildred Wiliamson
J. Howard Stitt
Belen P. Tos
Pratt Snelliy
Brooklyn
Felix Paul Feass
Imrmerir
Middietown
Mid
Imtown
Smith of Binghamton Dies in France Action
Smith a private in the One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Infantry from Binghamton is listed as killed in action in France. He moved to Niddletown with parents Charles T. Smith and Mrs. Smith years ago and is survived by six siblings. He served in Mexico with Pershing and was about 24 years old. His father works in Washington on the C. A. buildings project. The family address 349 North Street was reported as his earlier residence uncertainty noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kearns
North Street
Deroid Storms
Bee
Dorochy
Ore
Charles McVoy
Sus- NT
Binghamton
Harley © Smith
One Hundred and Twenti-eishth Infantry
France
Niddletown
Charles T. Smith
J Smith
Pershing
Mexico
Smith
Washington
C. A
Smuth
Times-Press
No clear event headline available
An obscure quotation appears to reflect on gendered speech and caution, noting that a man is heavily guarded and a speech to a man is meant to conceal thoughts while a speech to a woman limits her opportunity to speak. The piece reads as a satirical or editorial remark from the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Men’s supper amid program update misspellings
Readable fragments describe a men’s supper event with a shifting program and planned attendees. unclear text mentions Pe Aa ers sement and a seating arrangement.
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Asrit Ty Iprer
War Stamp Drive plans at St Johns Church meeting
June 11 Goshen Holding Committee of St Johns Church to meet in Garr Hall to discuss a War Stamp Drive. Other items note Provost marshal orders on June 5 volunteers, dental convention trip for E R Varcoe, and an adjourned arrrignment in Police Court.
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St. John’s
Garr Hall
Goshen
St John's Charch
Alwn
Miarchal
E.R Varcoe
Saratoga Springs
New York
Grange County
Call
Edward P. Darragh
West Main Street
Charles
Corfton
Front Street
Port Jervis
Frans Dewey
Hill Street
Inhaca
Benjamin Pines
State Hill
Ogden Y. Clark
Middletowe
Albany
S.ycall
Joan F. Ingham
Newark
N. J
Potsdam
W. T. Nolan
Clark Street
Ort Jervis
M. J. Gross
Franklin Street
Thomas D. Harrington
EL Casey
Salisbury Mills
Ladies of
Conference of Mayors Opens in Newburgh
The State Conference of Mayors begins in Newburgh with preliminary business at 2:30 PM in the Court House. Notable speakers include Hugo, New York Police Commissioner Enright, and sessions planned at Cosken's Opera House and various city venues through Thursday. Mayor Cox and city officials travel to attend with others from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
State Conference of Mayors
Court House
Cosken
Opera House
Stee Hugo
Enright
New York
Peacon Hotel
Mt Beacon
Marecs
Cox
McCoach
Higham
Harry Co. Walker
Brighamton
Mts
Dio Hie Works
Eere
Covch
Offc
Ars
Cir
Obituary notices of White Blades and Jennings families
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Gora A. White Mrs Cora A. White 45 of Thrall Hospital died after two weeks illness born Scotchtown May 16 1873 daughter of Alexander Kelly and Catherine Johnson married Robert A. Waite who preceded her in death survived by son Robert 4 White and three sisters and three brothers. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Helen Blades wife of George Blades at Denton age 52 with daughter Mrs W Doult and stepdaughter Mrs George A Bates, and Mrs Elizabeth Jennings of Montgomery aged about 70 who died of apoplexy after staying with Mrs Ella Hyndman. General funeral notices list locations Chester cemetery Hammongursh and Denton with service at home and at church. Dr Stephen W. Gerow died at 12 New Paltz age 72 with funeral Thursday at his residence.
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Gora A. White
Cora A. White
Thrall Hos
Scotchtown
Alexander Kelly
Catherine Johnson
Robert A. Waite
Campbdell Hall
Robert 4. White
Eliza J. Neely
Ridgebury
Gertrude Cox
Middletown
Sadie Tilford
New York City
James A. Kelly
David A. Kelly
Harvey 5 Kelly
West New York
N. J
George Blades
Helen
Blades
Hame
Denton
Farmington
Henry W Bailey
Mary Bailey
Nelson
George Jades
M. EB. Church
Addison
W. Doult
Belfast
George A. Bates
Elizabeth Jennings
Montgomery
Ella Hyndman
Charles Horton
Hammongursh
Newah
Horton
Chester
Stephen W. Gerow
New Paltz
MEETINGS Co and W band O and W Bend practice tonight
Bold practice session reported for Co and W bands at O and W Bend with musicians gathering for rehearsal this evening. Community organizers urge attendance and fine tuning of performances before upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Band
Bend
Middletown Fire DepartmentAnnual Report 1918
Chief Charles Higham submits the Middletown Fire Department annual report for the year ending April 10, 1918. The city’s estimated fire loss was 482,244.59 with major blazes at Lea Garnett block and C. McMonagle building. The department answered 63 calls, including 31 box alarms and 32 still or telephone alarms, with 7 out of town calls. The force totaled 295 active members plus drivers, hose and equipment details, and a full inventory of alarms, apparatus, and finances, noting 1,562 alarms struck and 3 false alarms, plus costs of operation and hose purchases. Chief Higham thanks the city officials and outlines the department’s structure and equipment, ending with the 1918 closing.
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Charles Higsam
Fire Department
Sramen
Middletown
N.Y
Beresith
Ascal
Foss
Lea Garnett
James Street
C. McMonegle
Union Street
Theotal
J. W. Trevis
Delson
Borden's Jillk Ca
Soshen
Florida State Road
City Farms
Denion
J. E Larperter
Scotchtown
M.S. Earl
Circleville
W. Mages
Xin Hope
Thomas Carey
Bloomingbure Road
Apcril
Murray Beakes
Bloomingbure
Qcteter
Hook and Ladder Company
Excelsior Hook & Ladder Co
Monhagen Hose Co
Engies Chemical Engine & Hose Co
McQuoid Engine Company
Phoenix Engine Co
Ontario Hose Co
Walthil Engine Co
Mc Monasiie
Uffon Street
L. B. Wallace
Cottage Street
Marual
Chas. Higham
N. Y
Stock Market Prices From New York Exchange
Daily stock quotes at 2 o clock list names including Atchison Baldwin Loco Bahn & Ohio Beth Sieci Calit Pet iCent Leather iCnes & Ohio RL& P Corn Pdis Crucible Steel Dis a secur Hrie Gen Elec Gen Motors W Va Com W Va pid tam Can fam C & F Sam Tel & Yes lam Smeling Am Woolen lamaconda Copper Chino Copper Ch M & Sti P IC RL & Pac IC RL & P71 Pe Pi Great Northern Ores Kennecott Lehigh Valley Marine Com Marine Pidt Mex Pet Midvale Steel Me Pacific Nevada Cons New Haven Cen x Co South Pac South Rr Tena Copp Texas Oil Brien Pac United Motors U S Rubber U S Steel com U S Steel Trah Copp Westinghouse.
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Newbureh
New York Exchange
Baldwin Loco
Bahn
Ohio
Beth
Sieci 'Calit
Pet
iCent
Leather
iCnes
Rl& P
Corn
Crucible Steel
Disa
jHrie
Eiec. Co
Gen Motors
W. Va
Com. W. Va
Tam
Fam
F. Sam. Tel
Yes
Lam. Smeling iAm. Woolen Lamaconda Copper
Chino Copper
Ch. M
Sti
P. IC. RL & Pac
Great Northern
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
T Marine
Com
Marine
Pidt
Midvale Steel
Pacific - Nevada
New Haven
Cen
X Co South
Pac. South
Texas Oil Brien Pac
United Motors
TU. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Clar Chi Co
J. G. Collingwood
Jpurgsh
N . Tel
Rand Will Hold Regular Graveting At The Armory
An advertisement notes Jotlings plan a regular graveting this evening at the armory. It also mentions a special meeting of the Junior and Senior Holy Name Societies in the chapel on Wednesday evening at 7 o clock, urging attendance for important matters.
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Holy Name
Optimistic Thought Reserve Surpasses Bluster
A concise reflection notes that steady reserve often outperforms loud boasting, highlighting discipline over empty bravado. The piece emphasizes measured effort and patient progress as a wiser path to achievement.
Dr Crane on Luck and Acquaintance in Success
A quotation notes that luck and connections help some, but true progress comes from personal ability to move forward without them, as explained by Dr. Crane.
Canton the City of Canals in China’s 54 era
Canton, oldest city in 54 era China, features a deep river with heavy shipping up to 1,000 tons and docks near Wheapee nine miles southeast. The estuary widens at Boca Mouth of the Tiger, while native boats handle loading and unloading. An American tree, the shea butter tree, gains commercial attention for nuts, oil, candles, and soap.
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Canton
China
Barty
Wat
Tonches
Europe
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Huth Horton
Dem
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Yoru Solo
Sprees
Servis
Virginia L Voral
Hovin
Grace C Harmar
Interel
Benj. Tusten
Mr. Horwn
Jerson A. Haar
Angniar
Iiss
Frances Hoar
End
Mrs
Ens
Ferguson Avenue
Port Jersis
Sarah Demarest
Sprague Avenue
Arthur EL Dyrest
Co. 1
Firs
Pioneer Reg
Camp Wadsworth
Sparaghers
8. C
Goodyear
van Sickle
North ST
Brear
R. D. Parker
Optometrist & Optician
North St. Gor
Orchard
Henry Riley
Wes
Chappell
Seeger
I. L. Rutan
Main Street
Gosher
Bruce
St. John's Church
ST. John's Ladies
Avereur
Peter” Smith
M. J. Lamapert
Providence
Frank C. Hots
Conference OF Mayors
Secretary of
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Carrie
Common Council
McMonagle & Rogers
North Side
Pharmacy
Loder & Herbist
City Hall
James St
the Times
L. M. Hulse
Hulse Bros
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