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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
3
An Otzre Ontario resident recounts health benefits from Fruit-A-Tives over three years and urges others to try the product. The testimonial notes relief from sickness and improved energy, citing a Georgia misprint and listing price, box counts, and a mail order contact in Ogdensburg.
Washingtonville news notes a June 17 business men meeting within five rooms of the village hall. Various reports include New Windsor road work near Kelly road, steam roller on Mare Street, and finances. A child’s accident, church events, and community notices fill a busy local page.
Round trip fare from Washington DC to New York and back is 10 dollars 35 cents valid Friday June 23 with return on July 7 stopovers allowed at Baltimore Philadelphia and New York on return consult local ticket agent for train times and details.
An annual report from a local charity notes ten regular meetings at Thrall Library with 15 members on average. Alton J. Vail presided, nine new members joined, 41 families aided, and $9,998 spent, including $6,279 for milk. The group provided groceries, coal, clothing, rent, medical aid, and Christmas baskets, while stressing ongoing case follow-up and community gratitude.
The Philanthropic Club held its annual and regular meetings at Thrall Library on Monday June 12 with Mrs Vail presiding. Nineteen members attended as receipts for assistance were low. Mrs George Atsden led the month's committee with pending groceries totaling 567. The officer slate for next year includes President Mrs Anion JF Vail and Treasurer Mrs John D Wood among others. Treasurer’s report shows varied receipts and expenses. balance 3422.65. The annual report begins with praise of the club’s mission since 1909 and defines philanthropy as aiding mankind.
Circleville notices a Sunday evening observance at the Presbyterian Church for Children’s Day with tickets being sold by Sunday school members. A program titled Her First Assistant will be presented by ten young ladies from Walden Reformed Church under Mrs George DeWay. Mrs Helph Rowland assists. The Christian Endeavor meeting was hosted by Mrs Arthur Gillen, a bride of two weeks.
Slate Hill area reports a rescheduled play and dance by the J B G Club set for Friday evening June 23 at Exaas. Ak 2008 time Prom used to 21i Ai with Mrs C Holbert and Mrs RW McBride visiting, while local children suffer measles. A social dance led by HOWELLS is planned for Wednesday at Liararm Hall, Hoxells, Mor Gar on June 25.
The As-You-Like-It Club met with Mrs HK Wilcoy on June 5 with good attendance. Officers reported on Breenial readings and Miss Milien read preface of England's Effort. Annual meeting planned in two weeks. refreshments and music followed. Also notes from a Music Club meeting on June 14 with MacDowell Club guests and several piano vocal solos. Noted cows sold at a Jersey sale in Coopershore Pa with prices from 2,000 to 3,000 dollars.
Citizen testimony endorses Dean's Kidney Pills from Fitzs or Budale drugstore. David H. Keeler of 127 Linden Avenue Middletown describes years of kidney symptoms improving after using the product. The ad touts price 50 cents and urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills by Foster Co. props Budale NNII.
Mrs Anne Simmons of Blomda New Jersey was taken to the Clinton Rematorr on Tuesday by Under Sheriff Lyons after being detained May 31 in the Tamarac Swamp. Ramage of Florida remains in Newton jail as two of Mrs Simmons children are placed in care. GREGG LEASE: Sussex Register notes George F L Grage editor of Goshen Democraticburg will oversee editorial duties amid political shifts. REv Mattison Speaker: Kingston reports a temperance address by Rev CW Aro in Sleighisburg Chapel at 2 30 pm.
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