Patriotic School Activities Tothis Reports to Board of Education
Superintendent J F Tothis described patriotic school activities in his Board of Education report. The document lists bonds, Red Cross, Y M C A and items for various schools and streets with monetary figures, including Liberty Street, Bennett Hill, Landen Avenue, Malbert Street, and Mafhersy Street, totaling several thousand dollars.
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Board of Education
J. F.tothis
Red Cross Y.M.C.A. High
Liberty Street
Bennett Hill
Landen Avenue
Malbert Street
More Schools in Junior Red Cross
The document lists several schools reporting funds for Junior Red Cross membership under local officials and teachers. District No. 5 Munisink near Westtown reports 2 scholars with teacher Miss Mabel Horton. District No. 1 Wallkill reports 23 scholars with teacher Miss May 5. North End school and Johnson school show teacher names and modest scholar counts. The notice mentions funding amounts, staff, and church activities tied to the Junior Red Cross program.
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Siperia
Incier Red Cross
C -Z Ofisii
North Emd
BOLTS
Johnson
rTeachers
A. Ganey
BR. Godire
Munisink
Westtown
Mabel Horton
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema Testimony
Edward T. Corsa of West Orange New Jersey reports eczema relief after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment. He notes severe itching and sleepless nights prior to healing and urges others to try Cuticura for toilet purposes, with an offer to mail free samples.
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Theol
Edward T. Corsa
Vine St
West Ornge
Basta
Orin and Se
Plot to blow up an Erie troop train alarms police
Six men were named in a threat to blow up troop trains on the Erie system. Authorities received a warning and local and exile police guarded key points, maintaining vigilance throughout the night as troop movements continued. The alert likely will be kept while government uses trains for troop transport.
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Bindra
Crite
Erie
Vitai
Birth of Frances Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs Francis Fish
A daughter was born this morning at Middletown Sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Francis Fish of rhigs cry. She is named Frances Elizabeth. At a St Paul’s Church prayer meeting Rev Dr Grinton will give lessons from Conmingsby Carson’s book of the Trenches. Miss Son will sing two patriotic pieces.
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Wesleyans of
St Pauls
Whch
Kathryn Benedict
Florence M. Hireichwa
Ethel Enim
Middletown Sanitarium
Francis Fish
Rhigs Cry
Frances Elizabeth
Preyer
St Paul's iChurch
Dr Grinton
Conmingsby Carson
War gardeners celebrate extra daylight in nation
Old Sol era gardeners across the United States praise an extra hour of daylight as reports to the National War Garden Commission confirm progress in their efforts. Town reports indicate strong results in planting and cultivation programs under wartime guidance.
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United States
National War Garden Commission
Washington
Olympia Council Hosts State Officers Visit
Olympia Council no. 14 D of A held a regular meeting with District Deputy Elizabeth Hallock and State Vice Councillor Mrs Addie Wheeler visiting. A service flag was presented. officers for the year were elected, and representatives were named to the state session in Glens Falls. The State Councillor will also visit Unionville Council BD of A with Olympia members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
No. 14
D. of A
Tuetecay Cseaing
Steie Counqilor
Anon E. Semwaards
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Hallock
Addie Wheeler
Elizabeth Derman
Casey Woodreff
Ernest Hubeck
Clarence Springstead
Harriout Beemer
Rose Mosher
Lena Hespberger
Nellie Lee
Emma Wilson
Clara Donnelly
Lena Mackenroth
Anna Hess
Lordie O'Brien
Enmzabeth Herman
Na Devel
Comside Sentinel
Benjamin Hunt
Etta Devel
Glens Falls
Charlotte Macinnes
el Cabeth Herman
Mary Wilson
Lottie Obwen
Enla Dunlap
Stewart
Wson
Unionville
Olympia Councl
May Take Meyer To Ellis Island
Newburgh June 12 Michael Meyer, held in the courthouse for weeks after being arrested by Sheriff Stallock, appeared before United States Commissioner Mondar. Meyer, who offered no statement, said he would write letters to prove his innocence. Authorities doubt the letters will help. He carried a forged telegraphers union membership card and is suspected as a German spy, with many addresses given to aid his defense yielding no response. If the letters fail, he will likely be sent to Ellis Island.
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Newburgh
Michael Meyer
Court House
Stallock
Monroe
United States
Mondar
Meyer
Tim
Telegraphers’ Union
Ellis Island
Excuse Farmers From Jury Duty Newburgh
June 12 The scarcity of farm help due to war conditions disrupted the county court jury panel. Judge Wiggins excused 36 of 60 men, leaving 24 available. more jurors will be drawn. One farmer with 200 acres and 43 head of cattle was released immediately as livestock duties required early morning care.
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Newburgh
Wiggins
Obituary of Frank J Bradley Seventy One Dies in Newburgh
Frank J Bradley 71 died Tuesday morning at Lis Home in Newburgh after a long illness following a stroke months earlier. A lifelong Newburgh resident he is survived by his wife. In a separate note Officer Faulkner arrested a man for intoxication on North street Tuesday evening at 6 15 he was held until morning and Recorder Starr offered him advice to depart for his home outside the city.
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Frank J. Bradley
Lis Home
Newbdurgh
Tuesay
Newburgh
Faulkner
North Street
Starr
Transparent brimmed fashion hat with trimming details
A description of a fashion model featuring an even round brim and a distinctive trimming of twin towers and fruit, draped with black rmuke. The bat uses black Milan straw, highlighting the elegant, understated style in the Daily Fashion Mint piece.
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Milan
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL EVENTS OF LOCAL FAMILIES IN TURKLAKE AREA
Joann Hine and family move from Ly The Avenue to 57 Prospect Avenue. Mrs N Wells Weed Jr reports Wagoner Wells Weed, a member of the Head Ambulance Training Corps, arrived safely in France. Mrs W B Roose visits daughter in Stretford Conn. Miss Melen Tateer returns home to Port Jervis after weekend visit. Mrs J L Stilwell visits Dr W L Cuddebeck in Port Jervis. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Wood visit relatives in Sloatsburg. J Harford and Harry Terbene take Thomas Hennessy cottage at Lake Hemiside Turtleville for the season. Mr and Mrs C M Hardenburs and Mr and Mrs O J Werley attend United Commercial Travelers convention in Oneonta. Ex Assemblyman James E Montgomery of Newburgh attends. Mrs John H Galloway goes to East Orange to visit Mr and Mrs E S Bancroft, daughter of the Galloways.
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W. B. Roose
North Street
Lee Hazett
Stretford
Connec
Melen Tateer
Ibis City
Port Jervis
J. Harford
Harry Terbene
Thomas Hennessy
Lake Hemiside
Turtleville
C. M. Hardenburs
O. J. J .Werley
Oneonta
United Commercial Travelers of America
James E Montgomery
Newburgh
Service Flag Unfurled by Grand UOOF No. 3010
The Grand United Order of Ode Fellows No 3010 at 13 Oak Street held the first degree initiation Tuesday evening for five candidates. Names include William Baker Herman A Mimes Charles F Brown from Gosh en Dever Beasley and Charles A Ramson from the city George Haljock and Warren Jarvis reinstated. The degree team lists several members with Rev J C DesVerney assisting. A two chicken dinner followed with addresses by multiple speakers. Four members are serving in the military Corporal Wilbur King Private Arthur Jarvis Private Cheries Show ers and Private William Pollard.
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Grand United Order of Ode Fellows
Oak Street
William Baker
Herman A. Mimes
Charles F. Brown
Goshen
Dever Beasley
Charles A. Ramson
George Haljock
Warren Jarvis
John Johnson
M. N
L. Hasbrouck
W. V
G. Bertholf
E. S
G. Warner
X. F
Howard Smith
J. C. DesVerney
State of New York
Smith Battles
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Smith Batties
William Baley
George Hallack
jTeaster
Jax WeClary
William Baler
S. Baitles
C. Berthelf
J. Johnson
Wilbur King
Prvete
Arthur Jarvis
Tim
France
Cheries
Ers
Not to pursue men in service indictments dismissed
Newburgh June 12 The indictment against Margh Vozzo for keeping a gambling house at 277 Washington Street was dismissed by County Judge Wiggins on the application of District Attorney Hirschberg. Vozzo had bailed for trial, later enlisted in the draft and was taken to Camp Upton, now en route to France. The DA said a similar course would be used for others indicted for excise violations or gambling. Also mentioned were dismissed arson indictments against Lithgow Dewlin of Port Jervis after a confession later repudiated. In court the DA expressed no objection to dismissal. Mrs Hawks bail bond of $1000 was to be produced or forfeited in County Court next Monday for selling liquor at Maybrook.
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Newburgh
Margh Yozzo
Graham
Wiggins
Lithgow Dewlin
Port Jervis
Young Dewitt
Sean-to
Port Jer
Por
Jervis
Atsigtart
Greig
Sarah L. Hawks
Kohl
Hawks
Maybrook
Montgomery
Wilson Holds Up Senate Plan on Open Discussions
President Walser vetoed two Senate proposals for open discussions of treaties. The vote stood 56 to 23 against the plan. The president said his open diplomacy declaration from January 23 applies to treaty ratification, not to open session consideration.
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Wilson
Senate
Associated Press
Winlshinator
Walser
Lancing
Shipyard Output Surges As Submarine War Intensifies
The shipyard reports output of burroling vessels exceeds prewar tonnage, with twenty-one ships totaling 168, dry tons launched since May 25. Gov praises Major General Peyton C. March for guiding the New York Guard as it grows to 21,050 members in under a year. Local Red Cross chapter pleads for two desks to equip the desk at once.
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Associated Press
Washington
Avenue Coast
Lotaling
Dry Sons
Albany
Amy
The
Red
Quite a Scholar
Mrs Rawler asks about grammar while a child replies in a school setting with Bessie confirming lessons on nouns pronouns verbs and proverbs described in a Boston Transcript passage.
Hand Made Springs Formed by Winding Wire on Screws
Small springs can be accurately formed by winding wire tight into the threads of a machine screw. This method creates a spring as perfectly as hand made springs, enabling desired resiliency in the wire.
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Red Cross
Sadage
M &. Prayer Meeting
Pitison
Railroad Ave
the Times-Press
Olympia Council
Fimes-Press
Jingmong
uFe
Palm Beach
Panama
Uwi
Daily Fashion Mint
Joann Hine
Ly the Avenue
Aence
N. Wells Weed, Jr
Wagoner
Wells Weed
H2ad
Ambuance Training Corps
J. L. Stilwell
Schenectady
W. L. Cuddebeck
Sussex Street
Port Jervis Union
Benjamin Wood
Prospect Avenue
Sloatsburs
John H Galloway
East Orange
le S. Bancroft
Bancroft
Galloway
U.O.O.F
Tse
Reed the Times-Press
Bealars
Smnacesrom
Bellan
Ndigesti Ss
Charlotte
Bejow
Socony
Jack’s
Dolson Avenue
Middletown
Commercial House
West Main Street
Case-Stanton, Inc
Centre Street
Mitchell Inn
Prop
Henry Street
G. M. Brenner
James Street
Ideal Tire Repair
Pilgrim
Upper Monhagen Avenue
West End
Orange CO. Motor Supply CO
North End
Post Garage Company, Inc
West Main St
N.Y
Bloomingburgh State Road
Skinner
Slate Hill
W. T. Green
N. YA
A. Winters
N. Y
G. M. Glark
D. F. Collins
Bloomingbure
Yoswald Hessler
Somingburg
B. Newkirk
Otisville
N. S&s
Rockwell
F. Christiana
Circleville
Charles Schweitzer
Howtils
M. YF. G. Schindler
Summitville
Standard Oil Company OF
New York
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