Annual Meeting Report of City Missionary Union
The Crt Bessionary Union held its annual meeting with officers reelected. President Edward McN f., Vice Presidents, Treasurer, and Secretary were named. The secretary presented the twenty second annual report, detailing monthly disbursements, Sunshine Society aid, clothing and food support, sewing school work, and community outreach. Treasurer’s balance and disbursements for the year are shown, with notes on charitable activity and acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Missionary Union
Crt Bessionary Union
Mo Edward McN
F. Bist
Sirs OW Martin
Aus
Marss
Ae Treastren
ML Cerwin
Mra. BR
H.W
Laan
Searmrauans
Sunshine Socties
Sunshine meeting set at Mrs J D North Street home
A local notice reports John W Slauson replacing Dr E G Parker as a board member running in Orange County. The Orange Branch Sunshine Society will hold a Thursday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs J D on North Street as advertised in the Times Press Wanted Columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Counts
Times
John W Slauson
E G. Parker
Goonen
Golf Ciro
Sunshine Meeting
Orange Branch
Sunshine Society
J.D
North Street
A Middletown Testimonial For Deans Kidney Pills
A local resident Wm E Smith of 129 East Main Street Middletown shares testimony about Deans Kidney Pills. He recounts back and kidney discomfort in 1904 and says the pills relieved him promptly after use. He notes continued relief since November 1916 and credits the medicine with steady benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Dean
Wm. E. Smith
Main St
Cree
Foster
Middletown Adds Names to Honor Roll
The city announces additions to Middletown's Honor Hall including Roland C. Wood Thoms Joseph Larkin Frank L Der Schneider Richard Fia tras Larey, expanding the list of honored residents with their inclusion in the local honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland C. Wood Thoms
Joseph Larkin
Frank L, der Schneider
Richard Fiatras
Larey
Stores May Close All Day Friday July 5
City merchants propose closing stores all day Friday July 5 to allow longer Independence Day vacation. Some clerks may work a two day on Friday plan, aiding farmers amid scarce labor. Chamber of Commerce discussions aim to gauge support and potential impacts on industry and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Etserre
Milford Trip Of Local Men Ends In Dinner
Local men from the area took a Milford Pa trip as in years past to honor members who reached similar ages. The group, led by L Sterm, visited Milford and dined at the Fauclere Hotel after a day of socializing and a boat ride.
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Milford
Aiarlers
L. Sterm
audi @ Usp
Tese
Paris
Couwle
Varuc
Rans Starding
Changes in Time for Summer Trains and Schedules
The Times Press ad notes upcoming changes in the railroad timetable. Train 99 and 16 will have new starting dates in June, with reduced armid hours and quicker departures. Two summer schedules to begin June 72Sth, and continuing through August 31, with trains adjusted for faster service.
Must Dissolve Monopoly After the War Is Over
A June 19 report states that a monopoly created under government auspices will be dissolved after the war emergency ends. The contract to dissolve was signed today by representatives of express companies and the railroad administration. Harold J. Wood, SMD '45, formerly president of Prest Institute, Brooklyn, is now resident engineer in charge of engineering and drafting at Remington Arms and UMC Co Bridgeport Conn. Wood is the son of Officer and Mrs. Fred B. Wood of this city.
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Associated Press
Washington
Express
Railroad Administration
Prest Institute
Brooklyn
Harold J. Wood
SMD ‘45
Remington Arms and U. M. C Co
Bridgeport
Conn
Fred B. Wood
Social notes of births engagements and travels
Mrs Lucy Losey visited Muddle town to meet her newborn granddaughter born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Veron. Mr and Mrs James Ganor of Hinchleton hosted guests including Airs C A Brown of South Broadway. Nathan Dewiion and wife visited Mr and Mrs Peter Kolzaus. Miss Gertrude Howell and Lieut Clarence W Mould plan marriage in Pusces Arizona this week. Miss Patten and Lieut Grenville Temple engagements announced. Lieut Keosha, son of Justice Marin J Keoga, decorates Croix de Guerre while serving in France. Miss Sara Roy Hactr engaged to Jacob Hullock Feagies of Pie Island. Mrs S W Hornbech returns home after visiting relatives.
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Asa J. Baxter
Warwick
Sara Roy
Jacob Hullock Feagies
Afote and
Vrebasco Feacles
Pie Island
Baxter
Wellasies College
Graduates Noted From Packard's College in New York City
Among the graduates of Packard's Commercial College in New York City, a class member named A Rey nelis, formerly of Middletown, is highlighted. Mr Reynolds topped the 1918 class, after graduating Kingston High School in 1917, and has secured a position as an accountant with Berrmann Aukam & Co in New York.
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Packard
Commercial College
New York City
Eee A Reynelis
Middletown
Mrr
Reynolds
Kingston High School
Berrmenn, Aukam & Co
New 101K
City Committee Delays Meeting Says It Won't Call
An unclear Newburgh News item reports that the city committee will not call a meeting. Details are fragmentary with garbled names and phrases, but reference is made to Grace Church Auxiliary and a possible special meeting involving local officials.
Soldier Groier Gotle Returbs From Leave in Ingburgs
Sergeant Groier Gotle of ingburgs has returned home on a few days leave. Mrs. G. Jus mo her and Mrs. Leon I. Moore have recovered from Berbes. A police term member who arrived in France states that he is in good health.
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Groier Gotle
Ingburgs
Cam
York
Leon I. Moore
Berbes
France
War status school prizes announced
Fragments describe war era school prize awards with names such as Kenneth Lysolt and Thrall Hosak. The text mentions prizes and amounts, though details are garbled. It references Trenton Hill and a Thrall hospital context.
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Lion
Minn Thomas
Mona
H. R. Wits
Cherches
pebHeanon
Laem
Georg EE Smith
Ape
Esmer Brown
Wee O Reed
Pears
Lowe
Aberigton
City Missionaty Union
Sarah M Bush
H K ‘ Wiltot
Union
Crawford
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Staton
Buck Bros
Times-Press
Notizie Dal Fronte Italiano
GU Eestriscirri Novelamente
Hanma Falista G2
Tare
Guadagni
Buportanli Nella Loro Wolussely Avunduta
Geneada Tutte
Austria
Lange
Austriaci
Austriaco Chiaio Sanguinariamente Respinto
Ausiaci
Iluhani
Milton
Ultime Notizie
L'Ambaceta
Tore Americano Telegrafa Che la Linea Italiani E Intatta
Washimeion
Liambasciatore
Thomas Nelson
Age da Roma Telegrafa
Waren the Times Press
Cady Dental Corporation
New York State
Cady Dental Office
Lucy Losey
Muddletown
Lille
Ralph Veron
Hawhey Tur
Aunesdale Independent
James Ganor
Mr Ganor
C. A. Brown
South Broadway
Nieck Journal 2
Nathan Dewiion
Aut Dicteun
Gertrude Howell
George Horvell
Howells
Clarence W. Mould
George A. Mould
Urive Sileet
Hamptonburgh
Pusces
Arizona
S. W. Hornbech
Neisv
Bride
Patchogue, L. 1
Day
The
Newburgh News
James Miller
Ehiumen
New Lussey
Ber Ee Eitt
Didere
Grace Church Auxiliary
S Gree
Priies-Press
Vani AG
Trenton Hill
Kenneth Lysolt Impred
BUCRN
Pittson
L. G. Wilson
Phoxe
Farrar
Geraldine Farrar
Victrola
Farmar
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
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Victor Taang Machine Company
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