Black Bear Sighted on High Point Road Near Port Jervis
On a Sunday in Port Jervis J A Fisher of West Afera Street spotted a large black bear emerge from the woods and pause in the middle of the High Point road before resuming westward. Charles H Smith of Front Street also saw the animal while traveling by car. Advertisement requests readers to use the Times Press want columns.
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Port Jervis
High Point Mountain Road
J. A. Fisher
West Aferatreet
Sussex County
Chas. H. Smith
Front Street
Times
Times-Press
Birthday Party Honors Miss Nora Sullivan in Montgomery
June 12 report lists many attendees at Miss Nora Sullivan’s birthday at her home. Guests include Alisses Doody Omelia Corbi Afartin Corrigan Cook Mould Jennie Wood Angelina Johnson Grace Deltz Margaret Murphy Tessie Conley Joseph Murphy and many others. The event featured Greeney’s orchestra off Walden providing dancing music until 3 o’clock and gifts for the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Corbitt
Thomas Connelly
James Crenningham
Joseph Connelly
Martin Murphy
Petrick Shea
Henn Wooster
Jack Connelly
Edward John
Michael Shea
Lawrence Donnelly
William Doody
James Connelly
Arthur Weed
Gweeny
Walden
Hostiss
Daniel Cordis
Miss Wood
Harver
Smi
Vassar College
Poughseepsie
Brown Brothers
Resen
Houston
Wallkill Avenue
Montgomery Bish
E Geith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Oscar PD Sheel
Stephen D. Harlow
Wiliam Lief
Hiverside Auto Company
Red Cross Meeting and Community Events in Howells
A Red Cross meeting convened this afternoon in Library Hall. Upcoming events include a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm and a Thursday afternoon Ladies Aid gathering with Mrs Helen Putney. Midddletown chapter head John Bright will speak June 23 at the church with special singing. a Library Hall dance for Red Cross benefit is set for June 21 with Peck's jazz duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Peck
J. J. Seaman
Sidney
Seaman
Mackey
Joseph Cook
New York City
Hiis Place
Floyd Platt
Middletown
Children’s Day Programs in South Centreville
Mrs Mary Bennett hosted a weekend visit for Miss Mary Bennett and Ralph Decker of Middletown. Residents visited Branchville and plans include a Red Cross meeting and Presbyterian services. Children’s Day program featured singing recitations and exercises, with Mizpah benedictions as summer vacation begins.
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Jersey City
George Brundage
Johnson
Airs
George Mather
Middletown
W. Lo Brown
Red Cross
W. L Brown
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Kirby
Henry Bennett
Amali Bus
Frans Remey
James Brooks
Kirby
Alex. Spiers
Home Department
F. Remey
Mary Bennett
E. Perry
Ridgebury ChurchFestival and Red Cross Update
Ridgebury June 18 The Indies on the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold their annual strawberry and ice cream festival in the parish house Friday evening. Red Cross drive by the Ridgebury Auxiliary neared $550 toward a $600 goal. Epworth League rehearsals for a Fourth of July program include the play Witowdale and a short farce Two Lunatics. Bible study and social hour led by Rev. F. A. Hawler draws larger crowds. Miss Mary D. Ellis returned from Atlantic Highlands. Charlies T. Pauler’s parents report a letter from him in France describing an enjoyable trip and comfortable conditions.
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Ridgebury
Indies
Methodist Episcopal Church
Red Cross
Epworth League
Witowdale
F. A. Hawler
Mary D. Ellis
Atlantic Highlands
Afernoon
Ellenville
Ellenville M E
E. R. Graham
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
France
King Albert
Herbert Hess
Mitchell House
U.S
Engineers” Corps
H. S. Wels
Hess
William Devo
Camp Merritt
Tenafly
N. J
Devo
George Deyo
Napanoch
John Hoffman
Eastern New York Reformatory
IC. S
Fort Niag
Ara
George F. Wilklow
Wiklow
Fairbanks
Yankee Lake
Harriet Bradford
Hiladelphia
Thei
Wolf
Winifred Appley
J. E Apples
Baltimore College
Alice Tryon
Midietown
W. C. McNally
Canal Street
George C. Rose
And Probably Spoke Truth Milly Indicate Titan Advice
A fragment from a vintage advertisement features Milly claiming men are more conceited than women while Billy counters with a line about every Titan once telling a woman he wasn’t worthy, reflecting a period voice in an odd ad snippet.
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Milly
Billy
Indigo
When Labor Is Cheap Prompts Canning and Drying Tips
A fragment advert promotes frugal labor in household canning and drying, urging readers to send 2 cents for postage on a book of interactions. The note mentions Washington D. C and hints at cheap labor from within the household to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sunshine Mi o nna tablets cure stomach misery
A promotional claim extols Mi o na as the Sunshine Prescription for indigestion. It asserts rapid relief from belching heaviness sour stomach and other stomach disturbances within a week. The ad states a large box costs 60 cents at Turhill Tut Hill and Terhune and by leading druggists.
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Mbona
RC. Tuthul
Tuthii
Terhune
Maine
BOO Turhill
Tut- Hill & Terhune
Unionville Children Day Observed with Solemn Sermon
Unionville marked Children’s Day with a well decorated church service led by Rev ES Chedister. Addresses by Rev Stanley Chedister and remarks on patriotism followed, with thanks offered to the community for a successful observance. Guests included Mrs Yerkes and visitors from Middletown and Passaic, and a note on the Four Minute Speech tour.
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Unionville
ES Chedister
el Wyckoff
Brooklyn
Yerkes
Stanley Chedister
Paul
Ant
Lawrence Dunn
Mestiali
Salem
Edith Corteight
Middletown
J. M. Brown
Sabot
Dachter
Huth
Passaic
George Titus
Joseph Maciones
Jamaica
Empire State
Ellenville Church Folk Hear of French Orphans
Ellenville on June 18 heard Mrs. E. R. Graham discuss France and its orphans at the M E Church. A song service and pantomime titled The Prayer entertained, with proceeds aiding orphans in France. Local men enlistments and educational updates also noted.
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Ellenville
Unclaimed Letters at Middletown Post Office
Week ending June 17 lists uncalled letters including P G Baxter Devreaux Davis Harold Gildersleeve M M Halleck two letters John R Martin Dr Morris Jas May Walter Owens Arthur Peltier Howard Ruex Benj Strickland Walter E Whitehill Jos Wanamaker and several ladies and misses such as T C Barber Mrs L De Witt Mrs Wr Fenn Mrs Isabel O Flaherty Mrs W D Francisco Mrs Oscar Lewis Mrs John Milk Miss Ellen Moore Miss Lenora afulford Miss F H Rowe two letters Miss Katherine Smith Miss Rose Sullivan.
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Middletown
L. de Witt
Wr. Fenn
Isabel
Flaherty
W. D. Francisco
Oscar Lewis
John Milk
Ellen Moore
Lenora Afulford
F. H. Rowe
Katherine Smith
Rose Sullivan
Bloomingburg Notes and Local Gatherings
Bloomingburg activities include Mrs Geo Shearer moving to Middletown and purchasing property. New York visitors Chester Wilkin family spent a Sunday on the Winterton farm. High school class plans a June 22 picnic at Blossom Dell. Union Hill excursion by Van Innessen Vermilyen group. Lakeside Hotel hosts first dance amid summer improvements. Dr Seagears returns home from St Augustine. Mrs Shirley Barbour visits from Brooklyn. William Wilkin of the U S Navy visits town.
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Jennings
T. W. Ronke
New York City
Clarence Chambers
Jane Chambers
John E. Dursea
Mary Duryea
Pine Bush
Daniel G. Cooler
Ansonis
Coon
Andrew M. Shea
Miss Green
Shea
Pittsburgh
Friendship Park M. E
Arthur Pitts
Newburgh
Edward Puff. Jr
Thomas Mould
Goesben
Sundaz
John O’lennean
Staten Island
Waller Whitehill
aUsey
Renwick T. Senior
O'Sullivan
Bliss Vesta Whitrere
Florence Stefanone
Tony Coffelo
Walden
Indy Tin
Bloomingburg
Geo. Shearer
Middletown
Chester
Charles Wilkin
Winterton
Blossom Dell Landing
W. W. van Innesen
B. Vermilyen
Union Hill
N. 3
Lakeside Hotel
Dr. Seagears
St. Augustine
Fla
Shirley Barbour
Brooklyn
J.J. Hulse
William Wilkin
U.S. Navy
Causes of Childhood Difficulties in School
Dr M F E Groszmann argues in Humanitarian that many school children’s problems stem from physical ailments. He cites estimates that 18 million U.S. children of school age suffer from remediable conditions from dental decay to nervous disorders, tuberculosis, and blindness, urging attention to health factors in education.
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M. PF. E. Groszmann
Humanitaran
Wealth can't be taken, remind tightwads and crowds
The Ohio State Journal notes that after ages of accumulating wealth, many prominent tightwads still fail to realize they cannot take money with them. The piece laments lingering greed among readers and echoes a common moral tease about wealth.
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Ohio State Journal
First Concert of the Season by O and W Band at Academy Park
The opening concert of the season features the O and W Band at Academy Avenue Park tonight at 8 o clock. The program includes Star Spangled Banner, Long Live Our U S of A March, Aller Grand Vedler Superba, Dalbey Fox Trot Im Hitting the Trail to Normandy, Snyder Nerture Apolio, Laurendeau Where Do We Go From, Locasse chocolate, Wenrleb Medley National Arts Our Nation Mackey Berer Waltzes Carmela Witmark Anchora Awelg, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy Avenue Park
U.S. of A
Superba
Dalbey Fox
Normandy
Snyder Nerture
Laurendeau
E. Wenrleb
Our Nation
Mackey-Berer
Carmela” Witmark
Anchora Awelg
Wanted Names Join Local Club For Vacuum Cleaner Deal
Advertisement offers readers a chance to join a local club to purchase popular electric vacuum cleaners at less than wholesale prices. Send name and address to Muenzen Specialty Co. 129 West 42nd Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muenzen Specialty Co
West 42Nd Street
New York City
Ford
Panama Exposition Shows At Watt Field This Week
The notes announce nightly Panama Exposition shows and 1 cent amusements at Watt Field on Oliver Avenue, running this week from 7 to 11 evenings.
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Wattfield
Oliver Avenue
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Amierica
Sten Bink
Stephen Sayer
Frank Davenport Lynn
Alan Nugent
Misa Bertha Beemer
Utes
Glen Farm
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Dover
Elizabeth Northrup
Younsstown
Ohio
Army
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Contales
Evkman Laboratory
Fhiledeipl
Dimmennant
Lavalliers
Aeseon
C. J. Giering
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Farm Bureau
Ogden’s Pharmacy
W. Main Street
Ketchum
OLD Reliable Coal and Lumber Yard
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Buck Bros
Middletown, N.Y
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