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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

3

Bible Society Aids the Loan at Orange County Meeting

The 106th annual Orange County Bible Society meeting at War wick Reformed Church drew about 50 delegates. Treasurers report funds exceed usual, with countywide fundraising ongoing. A. B. Hartin was authorized to buy a Liberty Bond not to exceed 100 dollars.

Orange County Bible Society The Reformed Church Warwick J. Scout Hing Bucheon Seymour Purdy Newburgh Bible Society Mart Orange County Society M. C. Gogglesheh American Bible Society New York A. C. Chamberlain Florida Presbyterian Church Montgomery

British Recruiting Fast in New York

American recruiting figures shattered as a new British recruiting station on Lower Broadway enrolled 2350 men in a single day. Loyal Britons swarmed the offices while editors, actors, butlers, and valets formed the bulk of applicants. Only ten percent were rejected. Colin Campbell, an actor, opted to serve as a clerk after being told he was overage.

Br International News Service New York Lower Broadway United States Alfmy Canada Great Britain Colin Campbel Ege

Deeds Filed at Goshen in Maybrook and Nearby Areas

A list of land deeds filed in Goshen and surrounding towns shows transfers from William Parker and wife to Dietrich Meyers. J Renwick Thompson to Albert Seeger. Minnie Gallaway to Eli LaForge. Katharine Dougan to John Knapp. Samuel MicDonald and Elsie McDonald to Ciara Surr. Etling Mandigo to John Knapp. Newburgh-Walden Realty Co. to George Hilpatrick. Benjamin Odell to John Hogan. Clara Burr to James Boyle. Frank A. Crist to Mary Brown. Clarence Clark to August St John. Henry Hallock to Henry Hallock Jr.. Mark Meagher to Rudolph Packhiser. Anson Fowler to John Harrison. Corwin Sayer to Nicola Mauro. Niola Elizabeth Taylor to William Kadel. Joseph Venturini to Harry Vail and Fred C. Carr.

William Parker Maybrook Dietrich Meyers J. Renwick Thompson Albert H. F. Seeger Mary L. Alawar Goshen Minnie E. Gallaway Carthage Newbursh John H. Knapp Gidney Avenue Newburgh Samuel G. MicDorali Elsie A. McDonald Port Jervis Ciara Surr Ehting S. Mandigo Claremont Avenue Jersey City Gidrey Avenue Newburgen Newburgh-Walden Realy Company George Hilpatrick Benjamin B. Odell John J. Hogan Johnes Street Newburg Clara Burr James A. Boyle Witie Frank A. Crist Middletown Augustis St. John Prince Street Henry Hallock Henry Hallock, Jr Woodbury Mark C. Meagher Westbury Rudolph Packhiser Oitilie Packhiser Joseph Venturini Textn Montgomery Harry Vail Fred C. Carr War- Mick

Youth Admits He Slashed Maiden in Orange County

Newburgh June 14 James Decutis 22, told by counsel he pleaded guilty to assault in the second degree and admitted slashing 11 year old Marie Silverti. Committed to Elmira Reformatory for an indeterminate period after DA announced readiness to proceed. Judge Seeger refused leniency urging probation. Witness described the attack at Stroocks plant as Decutis waited, attacked and slashed her fore head and upper lip before escaping on a motorcycle. Dr. Claramelli testified to three stitches per wound. The judge warned the violent youth against future similar acts and noted he is a dangerous young man. LOSES SIGHT OF EYE Port Jervis June 14 Charles G C Mygatt 3 Hudson Street retired Erie locomotive engineer lost sight of his right eye after a piece of wood struck it while he was chopping.

Newbureh J. D. Wilson, Jr James Decutis Marie Filvestri New York State Reformatory Elmira Hirschberg Wilson Seeger Decutis Cantline Decatis Stroocs Waite G. Claramelli Port Jervis Charles GC. Mygatt Hudson Street Erie Locomotive

Couple's Affairs In A Bad Tangle

Montgomery June 14 Miss Pasquelime Marsh of Maybrook sworn out a warrant charging Don ato Saracino proprietor of the White Rabbit with seduction on promise of marriage. He pleaded not guilty waived examination and was sent to the county for bail default. An application for release was heard before Judge Seeger. Saracino's married life has been stormy and his wife has filed a divorce in New York with a July 5 final decree date unless reopened. He faced two other charges and prior to the original divorce action had papers for a divorce in Italy. His wife in Pennsylvania employed a Philadelphia lawyer to clear the tangle, and she was sent back to Maybrook to verify legality. On return, she was arrested to rid herself and questions arose about continued support money. Interpreting for the parties were Detective George Povelio of Newburgh.

Times-Press Montgomery Pasquelime Marsh Maybrook Herbert F. Cox Donato Saracino White Rabbit James Gill A. H. F. Seeger Saracino Philadelphia New York King Italy Pennsylvania George Povelio Newburgh

Thompson Ridge Notes and Church Activities

Miss Eleanor Smith of Cleveland visits Miss Mary Thompson at the homestead. Ladies' Missionary Society meets at Mrs. George Halislander’s home led by Mrs. Henry Crist. Boy Scouts gather Friday evening at Henry Carman’s. Sundays offer a Drafted Special Sermon at 3 p.m. and Christian Endeavor at 7:15 p.m. Reverence topic from Hebrews 12:18-29. Times-Press ads note want columns.

Thompson Ridge Eleanor Smith Cleveland Mary Thompson Ladies' Missionary Society George Halislander Henry Crist Alaska America Henry Carman Christian Endeavor

Community Notes From Chester and Rock Tavern June 14

Local Home Defense League drills twice weekly with over 100 members and a lecture at Presbyterian Church on June 17 by ex convict Frank E. Howard. Liberty Loan bonds purchased through Chester National Bank total over $30,000 as Boy Scouts canvass town. Red Cross adds about 28 members this week, with 200 total. Sugar Loaf branch forms with 40 members to sew garments. Lehigh & Hudson R R Co paints East Chester station. Suffrage League aiding military census. Nancy Durland rents to Dr Henry Youngs then moves to Hillburn. Rock Tavern reports Eugene Barker's appendicitis surgery and community visits. Clinton School picnics and Children Day events planned. local residents from New York and Hoboken visiting. measles recovery noted.

Chester Home Defense League Presbyterian Church Frank E. Howard Walton Hose Company Chester National Bank Red Cross Society Lehigh & Hudson R. R. Co East Chester Liberty Loan Committees Liberty Loan Suffrage League Nancy Durland Academy Avenue Henry Youngs Mrs. Moffat Hillburn Pital Deadel Smith State Bridge Ulabe Clinton School Burnside School Clinton School Ernest Brown Brovilya Hugh Kelley George Holand Rossa Keiley New York City Airs W. Cl Giles August Hislian Christine Harriett Ter Heun New ‘Burgh Rock Tavern Howard Mountrey Hobtskep N. J

Amusing prices clear out ladies gowns and skirts

In children's and small misses' sizes the lot includes a number of ladies gowns skirts and envelope chemise to be closed out at amusing prices.

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