New York Publishes Rules on Selective Service Idlers
The June 18 release outlines rules and definitions for selecting men under the Work of Fight. Local draft boards will classify unproductive workers and idlers into class 2 unless shown reasonable excuses. The list names hotel attendants, clerks, entertainers, and other nonproductive roles, with exemptions for certain performers and domestic service workers.
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New York
Nax
Hamal Amey
Fight
Impera
Uns
Goshen Bulletin: Local Leaders and Red Cross Drive News
Goshen report notes Charles C. Chappell named vice-president of a telephone concern. Edwin Wre and Heib 2 Fancher among officials. Red Cross War Fund Drive tops $9,865.11 for Goshen with a $5,000 goal. local registrations added for Pietro Tiwor of New Hampton.
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Gosh
Charles C. Chappell
Goslen Lawser
Ibhe
Middletown
Teerday
Toa
Pircel
D. Fuseher
RED Cross
Goshen
Phi A. Rorty
Pietro Tiwor
New Hampton
Board to Decide on Induction Classification
The text outlines steps for classifying a registrant after a no notice to appear. It describes appeals between boards, possible transfer to a district board, and final judgment sent to the registrant. Notices are to be posted and delivered, with orders determining induction status and class.
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Atta
Jocel Board
Ever
Nthdrawal
French in Gallant De fense casualty list continues
Casualty list reports several wounded and captured soldiers. One entry confirms James M. Brown listed among the dead in action. Additional notes indicate a soldier died of disease and another aged 82 is named in the action report.
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Pers
Pris. Vered
James M. Brown
Disereir
Clergy appoints new Bridgport pastor amid chamber event
The Cham ber of Commerce Members Forum meets Friday at 6 15 p m at the Mitchel with Lieutenant Robert EB Ryerson as guest. Officers plan an interesting program and lunch will be served.
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Ryerson
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchel
Robert EB. Ryerson
Chamber
Workman Urges Regular Beer to Boost Shipyard Output
Washington June 19 A vigorous protest against absolute prohibition was voiced in the house agriculture committee. Baintricze Col a member of the shog Gourd said beer is essential at work and without it shipyard output would drop by a quarter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Teton
House Agriculture Committee
Oy Baintricze
Demonstrates War Cooking Demonstrations Continue
War cooking demonstrations captivate residents as Mrs. Meeker urges participation at Chester headquarters. She notes the benefit of free lessons, praising past turnout and predicting larger crowds with summer visits. Read the Times-Press Want Ads for details.
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France
Eilinz
Workan
Dir
Viet
Wasavision
Meeker
Times-Press
Rev A L Cloyd Earns Yale B D Degree in 1914
Rev A L Cloyd pastor of South Centreville Hope Presbyterian Churches received the graduate degree of B D at Yale during commencement exercises. He has spent eight years abroad visiting eleven countries and ocean travel followed a worldwide voyage begun with only 315 in his pocket. He plans to return to Orange County New York and among friends.
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Times
Pressy Haven
Conn
Alby Cleyd
South Centreville Hope
Names of New York State in Service personnel listed
Captain E Madden Decker of the First Provisional Regiment forwards a roster of territory men in State service. The list includes Abplanaly William H Abplanaly Beebe Arthur A Bellows William D Briggs Brown Joseph W Brown Brown William F Cherry Percy A Cherry Coolidge Fred Coursen Vincent Carmine Delillo Frank S Dietz John P Dunham Harry A Enright Roger W Fitch Flaherty Harry Furman deserter since March 18 1918 Haines Harry W Houck Lemuel Landphier Daniel P Lawlor Clifford E Leroy Fierd Mann Muhliz Garrett A Oler Brian D Peets Earl W Stariup Michael F Sienson Henry Schiffner George Walzenegger Andrew G Werden and others from Middletown Liberty Middle Fair Oaks Hazex Middletown Liberty and other localities in the state.
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E. Madden Decker
First Provisional Regiment
William William H
Libery
Arthur A. Beebe
Middletown
William Bellows
Wiliam D. Briggs
Joseph W. Brown
Cook
Liberty
Wiliam F. Brown
Percy A. Cherry
Fred Coolidge
Coursen
Vincent Carmine
Middle
Frank S. Delillo
John P. Dietz
Harry A. Dunham
Thomas C. Enright
Roger W. Fitch
Fair Oaks
Flaherty
Harry Furman
Harry W. Haines
Herbert L. Houck
Lemuel Landphier
Daniel P. Lawlor
Clifford E. Leroy
Fierd E. Mann
Face N. Muhliz
Lib
Garrett A. GH. Oler
Brian D. Peets
Hazex
Earl W. Stariup
Michael F. Sienson
Corporaietown
Henry Schiffner
George Walzenegger
Midvate
Middie
Andrew G. Werden
Memorial Adopted for Mr Denniston at Hudson Presbytery Meeting
At a Hudson Presbytery gathering in the Webb Horton Memorial Church a memorial was adopted supporting a committee to prepare a suitable tribute to Hon Augustus Denniston for long and faithful service as a ruling elder. The memorial, signed by Rev Edward B Shaw and Giarenca G Seward, lauds his readiness to assist brethren and his exemplary elder leadership. Summer closing notice states Dr R Kearns will be elected at 4 oclock Friday until Monday morning.
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Hudson Presby
Webs Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
Hudson
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Jane 18
Augustus Denniston
Hudson Presbytery
Kingdom of God
Edward B. Shaw
3Fonree
Giarenca G. Seward
Denton
Aerial Mail Route Plans Extend Use and Rates
Washington reports a plan to cut the airplane postal rate from 24 to 16 cents per ounce. The initial Washington New York aerial mail run carried limited mail. experts expect higher volume if rates fall. Signals with ground stations are proposed to aid navigation as flights averaged about 11,199 miles in 157 hours 55 minutes with speeds near 150 mph.
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New York-Washington
Washington
Burleson
Washington-New York
Department
Air Service
Telegraph
Borkeson
Air Co
Edgerton
How to Kill Plant Lice on Potatoes in Orange County
Guidance from Orange Court Middleton and the Bureau outlines nicotine sulphate and Bordeaux spray mixtures to control plant lice on potatoes. Recommendations cover proportions of nicotine sulphate or turpentine options, fish oil or laundry soap, and water, plus cautions to hit the insects by contact and avoid mixing Bordeaux with turpentine.
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Orange County
Orange Court
Middleton
Bureau
Warwick Moose Ladies Entertain Members at New Home
A group from Chapter 276 Ladies of Mooseheart Legion and Middletown Lodge 333 visited Warwick to be hosted by Warwick Chapter 117 and Warwick Lodge 1308. They attended a meeting, witnessed initiatory rituals, and then enjoyed a banquet with dancing, music, and speeches.
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Mooseheart Legion
Middletown Lodge
LGO. O& M
Warwick
Warwick Chapter
Warwick Lodge
Obituary notices from Port Jervis area deaths noted
Obituaries report Jame id Porter of Yreka California died. funeral held Tuesday in Bloomingburg with Rev R O Kirkwood officiating. Mrs Charies Di iat Swag and Mrs Dilliston also noted for deaths from diphtheria. Rosina Bippus, widow of John Bippus of Port Jervis, died aged 82 or 83. Sarah R Ludlum and Sarah R Ludlum died after long illnesses at Port Jervis home of sister Mrs Wickham. Mr and Mrs Virsit T J Knapp return from auto trip including Asbury Park and Philadelphia.
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Yreka
California
Jame
Anna Gracezer
William
Mills
Bloomingburg
Sae
Rlev
R. O. Kirkwood
Rockatelow Burial Company
Peside
Potter
John
Yrexa
Frank W. Potter
Paterson, N. J
Joseph E
Asturr Para
Mr. Porter
Mia
Rosina Bippus
John Bippus
Port Jervis
Sarah R.ludlum
Misa Barah
R. Ludlum
D. D. Wickham
Members of the Baptist C. E. Enjoy Outing
The Baptist C. E Society members held a Tuesday evening outing at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Travis’s home on Dolson Town road with a porch picnic supper. Officers elected at the recent meeting include President Ethel Smith and Vice President Henning. Recording Secretary Dorothy Wilcox. Corresponding Secretary Elizabeth Sharpe. Financial Secretary Esther Dennis. Treasurer Cornelia Willis. Intermediate Superintendent Winifred Ward. Junior Superintendent Bertha King. Pianist Esther Dennis. committee chairs Looko Vanderhoo Pearl Smith Edne Cro Herbert Leroy Jessie Sanderlin Edith Smith Mattie Helbert.
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Baptiste C. E Society
J. W. Travis
Dolsontown Road
Ethel Smith
Heiening
Dorothy Wil
Elizabeth Sharpe
Esther Dennis
Cornelia Willis
Win ‘2d Ward
Bertha King
Committece
Looko
Vanderho
Pearl Smith
Edne Cro
Herpert Leroy
Jessie Sanderlin
Albert Campbell
Edith Smith
Mattie Helbert
Apollo Club to Visit Port Jervis This Thursday
The Apollo Club with 150 members will travel to Port Jervis Thursday evening to attend a cancer event at the Methodist Church. Mrs. A vert Green, reader, will accompany the group. Autos will transport the club, directed by Andrew J. Baird with Miss Helen G. Hampson.
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Port Jervis
Apollo Club
Avert Green
Andrew J. Baird
Helen G. Hampson
Full ranges of colors close fit ting rarity form fitting to full
The description notes a sequence of color ranges and a tight fit at the back, describing a form fitting silhouette with a straight back. It reads like fashion shorthand for a garment with varied color options and a snug profile.
Anniversary of Waterloo Battle Recalled in New York
New York marks the anniversary of the Waterloo clash where Napoleon faced British Dutch and German allies plus Prussians. The article notes forces ranged around 70 000 French and allied troops, with Waterloo near Brussels ten miles from a city, and reflects on war reporting and courage of participants.
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New York
Napol
Waterloo
Anne
Weo
Iington
Miss Leschorn to Become Bride of W H Musba
Miss Leschorn to wed W H Musbach this Saturday at Linden Avenue residence in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Roswood. The bride will be Miss Clara Leach, previously employed by BE. GW. Musbac Spa Inc, with Mr Musbach as secretary treasurer.
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Gri Linden Avenue
Clara Leach My
John Ll
Liam Hi. Musbach
BE. GW. Musbac Spa, Inc
Roswood
Leschern
Musoach
Jottings Dance at Brown's Hall Friday Evening
Dance at Brown's Hall announced for Friday night with a big prize waltz at midnight by the committee. Advertisement notes tickets and event details in concise local notice style.
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Brown's Hall
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