Pythians to Hold Jubilee Ritual for Anniversary
Albany on June 13 announces a Jubilee ritual to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the New York Domain. The event will culminate the July 22 to 23 convention in Albany at ChatteBor's ball with about 200 delegates and 2,000 visitors anticipated. Knights of Pythias leaders include Grand Master W Ende and County Judge George Addington. The order, founded in ship ties, numbers over 60,000 in service and 2,000 lodges, contributing to war relief and Liberty bonds.
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Albany
Domain of
New York
Knights of Pythias
ChatteeBor
Ik Tseed
Rand
Les W. Ende
Buffalo
George Addington
Rochester
Utica
Kingston
Knights of Pything Tsom
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United States
Fwarwick Boy Joins Merchant Marine Enlistment at Boston Yard
Harold B Richards of Warwick sails to the navy yard in Boston to enlist in the American Merchant Marine. Local enrolling agent Fred Rogers notes strong applicant interest and ongoing demand as Shipping Board tonnage expands. Readers may obtain literature and details from Mr. Rogers. The Times-Press also reports a Wesleyan Prayer play at St Paul’s Church with a program list and performances, including songs, dances, and an ice cream sale to close.
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Harold B Richards
Warwick
Navy Yard
Boston
MW Richards
Fred Rogers
Shipping Board
Rogers
St Paul’s Bun Day School
Alice Gordon
Sterling Kathryn Benedict Wilberia Gordon
Billy
Florence May Ketchum
Craig Winter
Ethel Rniffin
Harrison Follinsbee
Ruth Grooks
Rosemary Stevens
Lena Halli
Frances Ridder
Florence Whatley
Jacinth Cart
Ethel Clark
Madre Hastings
Elizabeth Halstead
Mary Stoddard
Marion Wallace
Jessie
Sterling
Ceci Dayton
Orchestre Partias
Camp Hopelo
Harley C. Smith Killed in Action in World War I
Harley C. Smith, formerly of Middletown and late of Binghamton, reported killed in action last week, enlisted in Saginaw about 14 years ago and was about 34. He served with Pershing’s men during the 1916 Mexico excursion and was among the early American arrivals to France. His father Charles T. Smith works as a carpenter for the government in Washington.
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Harlers C. Smith
Mid-letown
Binghamton
Saginaw
Midh
Middletown
Pershing
Mexico
Ville
France
Charles T. Smith
Washington
National Capital
Man the Ships Subject of Local Movie Feature
Fred Rogers, a local resident, promotes a Stratton theatre slide about joining the Merchant Marine. The image urges men aged 21 to 35 to enlist as sailors, firemen, cooks, and messmen with good pay, military exemption, and training on Shipping Board ships bound for Europe. Rogers acts as a special enrolling agent signing up recruits for the training program.
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Fred
Rogers
Stratton Theatre
United States Shipping Board
Rexall
U. S. Shipping Board
Merchant Marine
Shipping Board
Europe
Panama Exposition Arrives With Traveling Show
The Panama Exposition Shows, a 25-car train of amusement paraphernalia, arrived yesterday afternoon over the Erie and unloaded at the Watts F ire grounds on Oliver Avenue. They will exhibit every evening this week from 7 to 11 o'clock, drawing crowds as a white city of rides, free attractions, and varied amusements. The event promises a weeklong festival and jubilee show.
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Erie
Watts Fier
Oliver Avenue
Ahdwar
Dance at new church hall in South Centreville
Jottings note a dance event at the new church hall in South Centreville on Friday evening June 14 with music by McWithams.
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New Church Hall
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Centreville
McWithams
Kenneth Lybolt suffers severe injury in car wreck
Kenneth Lybolt sustained a severe foot injury requiring amputation by Dr. W. L. Purdy with Des. E. Mits and A. B. Chappell assisting. The right foot was crushed but believed savable. Motorman Pease was struck in head and face and taken home for care. Several passengers were shaken. one boy fled in fright. The accident damaged the roof and tracks but none left the rails. Local officials note Pease’s dazed state. Lybolt family receives sympathy as parishioners are alerted. Damaged cars were cleared within an hour.
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Des
Hidle Kenneth
Vioterman Downing
Mr. Wisemen
Marlin Gould
Bat
Gould Boy
Phillipsburgh
John J. Johnson
Wallkill Transit Company
Gould
Pease
Lybolt
Ute Kenneth
St. Paul's Parsonage
Hadeen
St. Paul's Church
Dr. Grinton
Obituary notices for Williams Fibbs and Luquer outline
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. B B Williams at Dr Winters sanitarium Cornwall after long illness. Details include survivors husband Hyland Goodale one grandchild Benjamin B one brother William H Goodale and a sister Mrs William Fairchild. Funeral at Coldenham Friday June 14 at 2 with Rev J H Thompson. Interment Wadkill Walter Cemetery. Also noted are brief obituaries for Janka Medier Fibbs civil war veteran and Grace Files Ida Grove Iowa, and C Fred Luquer former Montgomery resident died in Troy paralyzed at death. restates prior roles as jewelry store operator and town clerk.
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Benjamin
Wiliams
B. B. Williams
Times-Press
Winter
Cornwall
Goodwill Church and Missionary Society
Red Cross
Athenia Club
Washingtonville
Williams
James H. Goodale
Orange County
Benjamin B. Williams
Hyland Goodale
Benjamin B
Ind
William H. Goodale
California
William , Fairchild
Coldenham
J H. Thompson
Wadkill
Walter Cemander
Undertaker Ser of
Montgomery
Janka Medier Finbs
Joana M. Fibbs
Joan
Imna Meiler
Grace Files
Ida Grove
Iowa
Mt. B. Church
Fubbs
Fibbs
Centerville Station
Woodridge
Lullievan Couny
John Medler
Sullivan County
G. Fred Luquer Montgomery
C. Fred Luquer
Troy
Riverside
Yate
A. Duhamel
Joseph A. Duhamel
Inlax
Clarence Brainerd
Apany
Home Talk
Hay Ridge
Brooklyn
Liberty Street
Burlington
Officers Named By Conference Of City Executives
Newburgh June 13 Municipal ownership not only of transit lines but also gas and electric companies was urged by Mayor Hylan of New York in a speech to the New York State Conference of Mayors. Officers were elected including Walter R. Stone as president and James D. Smith as vice president. The conference adopted a resolution urging members to follow government requests not to issue war bonds apart from government consort. Schenectady was chosen for the next annual convention. a postmaster at Montgomery will serve for several years. He is survived by his wife and son C. Fred Jr. of Ansonia Conn.
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Newburgh
Hylan
New York
Mayora
Walter R. Stone
Syracuse
James D. Smith
Utica
James R. Watt
Albany
William P. Capes
FH. Clayton Midlam
Rome
Palmier Canfield, Jr
Kingston
Aick Cox
Middletown
Foster Studholm
Olean
Wiliam J. Wallin
Yonkers
Bureau Council
Schenectady
Obsequies for George Hornbeck Held in Bilenville
The body of George Hornbeck of Brooklyn was brought to Elenville for interment at Fantineki cemetery. Undertakers Wood and Russell used an auto hearse from Summitville. Hornbeck, 65, died after a stroke lasting five weeks. He is survived by his wife four sons and a daughter. Pallbearers were Joan A. Tice WwW. S. Dorle James Gilleran Herman S. Wells Philip Clearwater and J. J. Ryan.
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Bilenville
Brooklyn
Elenville
Fantineki
Wood
Russell
Summitville
Bir
Hornbeck
Harry C. Derby
Jane Hornbeck
U. S
Joan A. Tice
5. Dorle
James Gilleran
Herman S. Wells
Philip Clearwater
J. J. Ryan
The Standard of Wealth Says Wealth Increases With Family Ties
A witty remark attributed to H. E. Afencken in the New York Mail proclaims that a man is rich when he earns two years more than his brother in law. The quip reflects social humor on wealth and kinship.
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H. EL. Afencken
The
New York Mail
Memorial Services at Odd Fellows Hall June 13
Middletown Lodge No 112 will hold memorial services at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday June 13 at 8 p.m. Members of Luther Lodge Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge and visiting Odd Fellows invited to attend. Members of Canton Stephen S Preston No 78 will wear fatigue uniform by order of committees.
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Middletown Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Goshen Enrolled at Board 4 Ad Names Cards in Possession
Goshen June 13 following are additional names of those whose cards are in the possession of District Bodia No 4 Edmund Youngs Bullville Sam Liebman Godeliruy William O Vogt Middletown Charles Clifford Couse Saybrook Leo Martin Deegan Port Jervis Conrad Zink Montgomery Augustus John Riggs Port Jervis
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Goshen
Bodia No. 4
Edmund Youngs
Bullville
Sam Liebman
Godeliruy
Willliam O. Vogt
Middletown
Charles Clifford Couse
Saybrook
Leo Martin Deegan
Port Jervis
Conrad Zink Montgomery
Augustus John Riggs
Ogden Wilkes wedding at Beattie avenue home
Hilda Grace Wilkes and Ralph E. Ogden were wed at 6 pm in the Wilkes residence on Beattie avenue. Rev E Van Dyke Wight officiated with relatives as witnesses. Ushers wore pink and blue. bridal party processed amid white ribbons and palms. The bride wore beaded georgette over satin with veil and white sweet peas. Reception dinner followed. couple left to a rose petal sendoff.
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G. B. Wilkes
Beattie Avenue
Hilda Grace Wilkes
Ralph E. Ogden
Dmirs
Harry C. Ogden
E. van Dyke Wight
Helen Cowley
Marion Henderson
Nan Conkling
Roslyn Bull
Olive Perry
Bayonne
Mewilhams
Volmer
Rowley
AL E. S
McDowell Music Cra
Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co
Cornell
Mistic Cream Company
Aero Plano Grand
Optimistic Thought. Reverence Elevates or Demeans?
The fragment suggests a contrast where reverence is seen as ennobling yet felt to degrade by the vulgar. It hints at a philosophical or moral debate about the social value and perception of reverent conduct.
Stocks and odds on New York Exchange highlights
Newburgh stock page lists 2 o’clock prices for many NYSE components such as Am. Tel & Tel, Am. Smelting, Anaconda Copper, Beth. Steel, Gen. Electric, U.S. Steel, Texas Oil, and Westinghouse among others. Reported daily by Clark, Childs & Co and J. G. Collingwood with local notes.
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New York Exchange
Baldwin Loco
Baki
Ohio
Beth
Chino Copper
Chi
Gi West
Crucible Steel Dist Secur
Exie
Ist
Elec. Co
Gen. Motors Gt. North
Great Northern
Kennecott
Lehigh Waller
Marine
Com. Marine
Coppe
Midvale Steel
Mo. Pacific
Nat Lead Pat
W. Va
Pri
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Westinghouse
Clark, Childs & Co
J. G. Collingwood
Met
Powerful Arabian Perfume From Aden In Ancient Texts
The Arabs around Aden favor a potent perfume called ood. It is derived from two woods named ood and is burned as incense. The smoke deeply scents garments of those nearby, with the fragrance lasting for days even after washing.
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Aden
Spread Gospel of Hope in The Burne Jones Era
The piece contrasts men’s native capacity for hope, citing De Quincey on Goldsmith’s constitutional gayety and Burne Jones’s confession of lacking hope. It suggests The Goldsmiths should aid the Burne Joneses in fostering optimism, reflecting a local viewpoint from The Fork Herald.
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de Quincey
Goldsmith
Barne- Jones
Goldsmiths
Burne Joneses
New ‘Fork Herald
Personal Social Notes Record War Era Updates
A cluster of items reports service updates and local notices. Catherine Finnegan’s son Edward J. Finnegan sails with the 212th Company E of the American Expeditionary Forces and has arrived safely overseas. Hanford Adams, son of Mrs. Warren J. Adams, is overseas with the Ordnance Corps and training at Camp Augusta, Georgia. Harold J. Langhorst earns a degree at a New York ceremony. Other notes report illness, family travel, and job changes in Poug or Skeepsie and nearby towns.
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Edward J. |Gan
Coe Hanford Adams
Warren J. Adams
Adams
Ordnance Corps
Ins
Camp Bancogusta, Ga
William H
If Benton Avenue
New York
Harold J. Net
Harry
John W. Siai
Kinsler W
Eritan
Dix
Edward
Harvid J. Butts
German Pirates Attack Sink Copper Cargo Ship
The vessel carried about 2,500 tons of cargo valued at $1,000,000 and sailed May 20 from a distant port. The eighty tons of copper and bales of wool were the discernible cargo as German pirates pursued near the coast. The ship lacked wireless and speed, making lifeboats and signals ineffective against the attackers.
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Desgen
Aica
Ini
Becaus
American Sunn
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