St Pauls Church Becomes Beatitudes Series Highlight
Rev Dr Grinton preaches on The Germ of the Gospel as St Pauls Church opens a Beatitudes series. Epworth League holds service led by Miss Olive Donald with Joann Gregory Jr speaking. Church events include Junior Guards drill strawberry festival and Wednesday Peter study meetings. Additional notices cover baptisms, Red Cross efforts, picnics and weekly prayer meetings across churches.
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St. Paul’s Church
Dr. Grinton
Department of Spiritual Work
Epworth League
Olive Donald
Joaan L. Gregory, Jr
Sunday School Board
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Marewell
Frances Arran
Christ Ghuren
Richard D. Cleme
Arr Butler
Queens of Avalon
Tanlac advertised heals man’s stomach and heart panic
D Ru tland of 77 Fair View Avenue Bing hamton says Tanlac cured indigestion nervousness and heart palpitations that left him near death He now sleeps eight to ten hours gains strength and urges others to try the reconstruction tonic to end stomach trouble and illness Endorsed by local druggists and merchants as the remedy that others failed to provide.
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Taniac
Tam
Mddletown
Chambers Bros. Drug Store
Monroe
3icMonagle & Rogers
Central Valley
Risenbarry’s
Walden
John Thompson’s
New York Court Awards Record Damages in Breach of Promise
Afiss Honora May O'Brien, 28, an Irish immigrant stenographer, received a 225000 judgment against millionaire banker John H. Manning in Long Island City Supreme Court, far surpassing the original demand of 1090660. Manning's family objections and the engagement ending over the wedding were noted as context. a motion to set aside the verdict was to be heard.
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International News Service
New York
Long Island City Supreme Court
Afiss
Honora May O'Brien
John H. Manning
Afiss O'Brien
Ireland
Manning
Panker
Learing
Tss
the Times Press
Local Liberty Bond Buyers List at Middle town Gevings Bank
A compiled list shows numerous individuals and households purchasing F erty Loan Bonds through the Middle town Gevings Bank. Names include Frank H Wilcox Co W Harlow Jr Archibald Gordon Martha Gordon Annie Gordon Frank Cole Mrs Frank Cole Henry B Norton Dr Julia F Fish Trask P Hall E Madden Decker and many others. the bank also notes reservations for additional buyers who intend to subscribe later or who have not yet subscribed.
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Middletown Gevings Bank
Frank H. Wilcox Co
W. Harlow
Archibald Gordon
Martha Gordon
Annie Gordon
Frank Cole
Henry B. Norton
Julia F. Fish Trask
P. Hall
E. Madden Decker
Clarence F. Ketcham
Joseph Forsythe
John Earlos
Katherine Keefe
Sarah L Stites
Jessie FL Howell
Dim
L. R. Wallace
Mildred ML Clark James A. Clars
James A
B. Sweeney, Jr
Harrison Misner
Harriet Misner
John Buyer
George A. Swayze
Charles D. Swayze J. Webster Trauger
J. W. Trauger
E. H. Gregory
James F. Dolson
John M. Gaynor
Anna M. dicCrea
Edward Powers
Alice Octavia Gordon
Marie FP. Gordon Bertha E. Wallace
Eliz Hamilton
Henry M. Howell Bela Leota Vankeuren
John D. Schiltz
M. Issabel Sayer
Stanley G. Helden
Robert Kisinfelt
Elizabeth Priester
Afrs
Hansa S. Shaap Phedora SM
Bookstorer
Ars
Leo Barmett
Everett G. Aumtek Willam T. Davis
Blakeley H. Webster
Julius Dworetziy
Mildred L Santea
A. C. Santee
Paul RK. South
Michael Dells
Charles M. Quackenbush
Florence Halstead Joseph J. Kiernan
J. N. Mapes
J. Harvey Lozaw
Clara Osborne
Clara Stir Henry Williams Ruth Emily van Sickle
Hen O. Hollenbeck
Helen Gertrude Kimble
Julia Davenport Kimble
Walter A. Warren
Jessie DuBois
Laura B. Tiel
George E. Hammond Clark
B. Crosby
Wm. H Biggin
Wm. H. Biggin
Florence Biggin Trene Wirikin
Alton J. Vail
Theodore M. Vail
Clinton T. Vail
Charles
Gerow-Gerow wedding in Blooming Grove home
Miss Mary Louise Gerow and Pecy Hathaway Gerow were united in marriage Thursday at their Blooming Grove home during a ceremony attended by about 70 guests. Officiants included Rev. Ralph Rutenber and Rev. F. W. Walsh. The couple plans a wedding trip after a banquet and will reside in the new Blooming Grove residence.
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Gerow
Washingtonville
Mary Louise Gerow
Pecy Hathaway Gerow
Blooming Grove
Tridesroom
Ralph Rutenber
Benton
N. Y
F. W. Walsh
Marcus Sears
Marion Tiney
Dudley Gerow
Yonkers
Aliss Jennie Gerow
Henristta Gerow
Glooming Greve
Airs
Clalbert Gerow
Wilmington
Delaware
Cornelia Gerow
Srorm
Glooming Grove
E. R. Fill
Chadwick Gerow
Charles C. Gerow
Joseph C. Gerow
Warrer Hathaway
Orange County
Attevin Cub
Dehzhtin
Geruw
Blooming Grove Station
Medicine Women Value Pinkham's Compound Keeps Faith
Letter from Mrs G O Lowery of Denison Texas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. She credits reduced pains, nervousness, heat flashes, and increased mobility after using the medicine. The advertisement invites others to write for free advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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L E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lowery
Barrett Ave
Denison
Texas
Delegates Name U C T Officers
The New York State Grand Council of United Commercial Travelers elected officers at its annual convention. Elected were Grand Councilor William M. George of Albany, Grand Junior Counselor Andrew White of Jamestown, Grand Past Councilor John Wickes of Watertown, Grand Secretary Charles Hebbard of Rochester, Grand Treasurer Mason E. Shulis of Kingston, Grand Conductor R. H. Davis of Binghamton, Grand Page Arthur Shafer of Albany, Grand Sentinel Charles H. Abbott of Auburn, and Executive Committee members George H. Macomber of Auburn and George Barker of Rochester. James B. Montgomery of Newburgh was named chairman of the jurisprudence committee.
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New York State
Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers
Willam M. George
Albany
Andrew White
Jamestown
John Wickes
Watertown
Charles Hebbard
Rochester
Mason E. Shulis
Kingston
R. H. Davis
Binghamton
Arthur Shafer
Grand Sentinel
Charles H. Abbott
Auburn
Grand
George H. Macomber
George Barker
James B. Montgomery
Newburgh
Market Opens With Irregular Trading On Steel and Copper Shares
The New York Stock Exchange opened with uneven activity as Steel Common fell to 1303 and Bethlehem Steel to 136, Republic Iron at 1, while Crucible Steel, shipping shares, and copper issues posted fractional gains. In late trading, declines persisted for Steel Common to 12958, Bethlehem Steel to 115, and Crucible to 89, with American Beet Sugar rising to 95. Grain prices in Chicago showed wheat down 2 percent, corn and oats down about 1 percent, and provisions higher.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Steel Common
Bethlehem Bteel B
Republic Iron and Steel
Crucible Steel
Bethlehem Stesi
Crucible
Chicago
Sunday Campaign Ends in Gotham
New York crowds packed the Tabernacle to hear Billy Suodey close a ten week campaign in a blaze of fervor. He announced he would donate the free will offerings to Army and Navy M. A. R C. The event drew about 1.5 million New Yorkers and set a record trail hitter total of 98 264 versus Boston 13 903 Philadelphia 41 724 and Buffalo 32 258. The paper notes questions on how many were genuine converts, with estimates around 25 percent new converts and another 25 percent backsliders reawakened.
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New York
Billy Suodey
Tabernacle
Great Pine Meeting House
Yourney
Hilly
Boston
Philadelphia
Billy
Army
Navy
American Red Cross
Buffalo
Church
Library Association and Ladies Aid meet in Howells
Howells June 18 The Library Association will meet with Miss Saraki Mapes on Tuesday evening. Each person should be ready to contribute to the program and an enjoyable evening is assured. The Ladies Aid Society will hold a meeting at Mrs Charles E Mapes home Thursday afternoon.
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Tival
Webb Horton
Clarence Augustus Smith, Jr
Herbert Edwin Carlough
Shirley May Reynolds
Gladys Muriel van Tassell
Ruth Stratton van Tassell
Willem Hunt Wickham
Shelton L Wickham
Red Cross
Dr. Wight
King’s Daughters
Ladies’ Aid
Church
Alaska
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. ©. Williamson
Adobe Bricks Built by Mexicans and Indians
Adobe bricks used by Mexicans and Indians come in two sizes 18 by 9 by 4 inches and 16 by 12 by 4 inches. They are sun baked and turned daily for seven to fourteen days. They fail in rainy regions as they are not water resistant.
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Chicago Tribune
Quality Store Offers Graduation Gift Selections
The Quality Store promotes graduation gifts bearing their label, highlighting reputation and value. Window displays feature curated gift ideas for both girl and boy graduates, promising careful selection and best market values.
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SFE
Hudson Presbytery
Boy Scouts
Cuddebackvile
Ofice
First Presbyterian Church
Puff
Nanny
Archibald Taylor
Miss Beysa
I' Orclock
Middletown High School
Burlingham
Bourlingham
O’brien
Liberty
Kellie Brown
Jeannette V. Wood
Harriet A. Lines
Robert Kearns
Exina May Valentine
Chertles B. Buckiey
C. E. Robbins
Edmund Millen
Mrs
George R. Waengenroth
BH. B. Woodward
Anna S. Woodward
Lauretta N. Tuthill
Thomas F. DeGraw
Mre
AL Isabelle Hartin
Harold Swery
Ruth Lamb
George J. Burley
F_ Roswell Brown
Martha W. Gordon
Gussie H. Backman
Ruth Emily van Sickle
Anna L. Conkling
Abner S. Wells
Frank M. Cox
Carries M. Hardenbergh
Ada Robertson
A. M. Ambler
M. Ambler
T. A. Crans
C. CG. Haines
Urbane S. Carl
Georgette
Georg Ia
Jace
L. Stern Coo
North ST
Middletown
Joseph H. Vanderlyn
New Paltz
New Palt
Albany Hospital
T. M. Simonton
Presbyterian Church At
Chester
North Street Congregational Church
Gotham
Mae
Sunday
C. J. Giering
North Street
Watkins Avenue
Archibald Taylor Co., Inc. Insurance Merchants Bank
Times-Press
Times- Press
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