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Middletown Times Press

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Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

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American Jys Win Arcross Merican Jys Win Arcross

Bearded fragmentary report from Pershing casualty list July 14 summarizes American and Marine losses in World War I fighting. Mentions killed died of wounds disease and wounded, with names and numbers loosely recorded amid garbled OCR.

Pershing War Office Viltterets Forest Chahierry Amer Anwest Oise Merris France ANSA Sericans Rncan Geanine Meade Pershing's PY Lien Ax D. Gilfillan St. Johns

Burglars Visit Wm Seeholzer Nothing Is Taken

At Wickham avenue station a midnight burglary failed to yield any thefts. Wm Seeholzer reported entry via chocked door. a shadow seen by former officer W Bo Helstead prompted police response. No suspect identified, still under investigation. premises undisturbed.

Wm. Seeholzer Wiiam Seeholzer Wickham Avenue W. Bo Helstead Sutan Thompson, Broughton and Greevies Ait Seeholzer

Annual Service of Odd Fellows Held Thursday

The annual memorial services of the Odd Fellows were held Thursday evening at Middletown Lodge No. 112 with large attendance. It was the first time the services were held in the lodge rooms, previously outdoors near June 11. Col E G W Muashach of Canton Preston led as master of ceremonies and delivered an address for the order. Speakers included Mrs Emanuel Stone representing Marsha Washington Lodge Mrs E Thompson of the Ladies Auxiliary of Canton Preston Past District Deputy Grand Master Robert Lawrence Rev Dr G W Clinton and Past Noble Grand J E Iseiman. The services were impressive throughout.

3Dd Middletown Lodge Tooms E.G. W. Muashach Canton Preston Emanuel Stone Marsha Washington Lodge Airs. E. Thompson Ladies’ Auxiliary of Canton Freston Robert Lawrence G. W. Clinton Noble J. E. Ise Iman

Booklets for Housewives on Home Canning and Drying

The Chamber of Commerce received 306 booklets from the National War Garden Commission titled Home Canning and Drying of Vegetables and Fruits. It includes single period cold pack method and drying outfitting guidance. First 300 local housewives calling at the Chamber office, 05 South Street, will receive them.

Chapber of Commerce National War Garden Commission Chamber South Street

Motorman Pease Unable To Explain The Accident

Little Kenneth Lybolt, seriously injured in a collision near Midway Park on Wednesday, rests at Thrall Hospital with uncertain prognosis as doctors assess his injuries. Motorman Pease, blamed for the crash, cannot account for his conduct and remained dazed until Thursday morning.

Kenneth Lybolt Midway Park Thrall Hospital Times-Press Lybsk Willard M. Gould Transit Company Samuel K. Lydon Franklin W. Pease North Street Mr. Pease Kenneth Gould Lybok Pease Times Press Tait

Government Back of Auto Track Service

Government backs auto track service between New York City and Middletown as a cooperative effort with rail facilities. National Council of Defense says it is not competition but assistance. Middletown Chamber did not create the service. Hundreds of trucks operate from New York, with local chamber support encouraged by the council. Lancelot Lodge Knights of Pythias to hold a convention at Castle Hall at six sharp. large turnout urged.

New York City Middletown CUS National Council of Defense Lancelot Lodge Knights of Pythias Sharp Castle Hall West Main Street

Moose Lodge Cancelled Meeting in Warwick Visit

Order of Moose Middletoxon Lodge 323 will not hold a meeting on Tuesday June 13 as members are entertained by Warwick Lodge 1298 in Warwick that evening.

Order OF Moose Middletoxon Lodge Warwick Lodge Warwick

Washington Bulletin on Belleau Wood Breakthrough

Gen Pershing reports American forces have driven Germans from Belleau Wood, capturing prisoners and guns. Despite fierce enemy assaults after the victory, U S troops hold all gains and maintain control of the positions won.

Washington Belleau Wood

Women to Lead War Savings Drive in Middletown 1918

The Minute Women of 1918 mobilize in Middletown for a War Savings Stamp drive June 22 to 28. Frank H. Finn chairs the War Savings committee and Florence Nearing heads the canvass effort with about 100 women attending an initial briefing at King Street headquarters. A pledge plan targets two billion dollars nationwide in 1918, averaging 20 per person. locally this equates to about 285000 for Middletown and Wallkill.

Frank H. Finn Midgletown King Street Jinn War Savings Committee Middletown Wallkill War Savings Chetrman Florence Nearing Headaquay RM. Cox Leo Barnett Clemson Bros., Inc Atlas Fur Co Orange County Telephone Co SnyderFender Co Orange County Public Service Corp Geo. A. Swalm & Son Co Wallkill Transit Co Howell-Hinchman Co

Concert for Red Cross at the High School Tonight

A benefit concert at the High School this evening at eight supports the Red Cross. Walter Bentley Ball, a noted Navy singer, will perform songs the soldiers sing in trenches, with proceeds from 25 cent tickets. A children’s program is planned for tomorrow morning at 30 o'clock. Baptist Picnic slated for Saturday June 15 at the grove behind the filter plant. attendees should meet at the church at 3 PM.

Jocal Red Cross Walter Bentley Ball Navy The Baptist Sunday Book

Middletown Honors Roll Additions and Corrections

The city adds Benjamin Arthur Stern Leo Joseph Hartie and Harry Knapp Gee PF to Middletown's Honor Roll and notes Olden John E Terwilliger was incomplete and inaccurate in print. The paper seeks notices of any further living or deceased service members to verify the list for a later corrected print.

Benjamin Arthur Stern Leo Joseph Hartie Harry Knapp Gee PF Olden John E. Terwilliger

Fire erupts in attic at Fulton Street home

Firemen were summoned by Box 41 on Fulton street and Exst avenue this afternoon to a house owned by Ira M. Corwin. Occupants Mrs Esatine Vann and Mrs Charles Archie reported. The attic blaze was extinguished with 75 gallons of chemicals by Eagles. Damages deemed light. Mrs Archie uninsured, Mrs Vann partially insured. Chiefs Hirham and Schoonmaker led the response.

Box 41 Fulton Street Exst Avenue Excelsiors Monnagens Pheea Ira M. Corwin Esatine Vann Charles Archie Archie Vann

Program at the High School to Honor Colors

Flag Day exercises were held at the high school this morning with a ceremony mirroring reverence for the flag. The program included songs such as Star Spangled Banners and Salute to the Flag, readings of the American Creed, and an oration by Ira M. Cohen. Medals were awarded to several athletes at the Goshen track meet on June 5, with Sundstrom, Brewster, Drewsen, and Veraldi among the recipients.

Flac Ira M. Cohen Willam EL. Winans Goshen Dune Sundstrom Brewster Drewsen Veraldi Wilson

Flag Raising at the Silk Mill in Middle Town

A flag raising ceremony occurred at the Silk Mill on Mill Street this afternoon at 2 o'clock in front of Middle Town Sik Throwin Company. Rudolph Studer led the program with flag raising, singing of the Star Spangled Banner, pledge of allegiance, and the American Creed. Ex-Mayor A. C. N. Thompson and John Bright gave addresses. James Lackey, superintendent, and George Cole supervised arrangements.

Middletown Sik Throwin Mill Street Basie Call Rudolph Studer Army Navy Star Spangley A. C. N. Thompson John Bright James Lackey George Cole

Sinking of the President Lincoln Told by a Surviving Machinist

Stanley J. Southwell, machinist mate first class, one of the Lincoln’s rescued crew, arrives in Middletown after a trip from New York. He recounts the U boat attack and the ship’s sinking on Memorial Day, May 31, with condensed eyewitness detail of torpedoes, explosions, and the frantic abandon ship.

Stanley J. Southwell President Lincoln New York FL. Southwell Blanford Street Tie Memorial Day Linoin Lincoln France Licoln Cngnies

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Hf. Southwell Merican Jys Arcross U. S Taimr Wardmarch Katharine Werley Katharine Wertey Prospect Avenue Grace Church Breese Janice Mackey Jeannette Stanton Margaret Townsend Mildred Adelman Gertrude Levinson Mary Cordner Harry Whipham Odd Fellows Lybolt Boy Uncle Sam RED Cross Southwell Boxerman Tfe Tauin
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