Children’s Day Observed at Mount Hope Church
Mount Hope June 20 The Sendar school of Bit. Hope Presbyterian Church observed Children’s Day Sunday evening June 18. An excellent program featured recitations songs and readings by Florence Hayes Allen Writer Jenny Hayes Fred Miller Alta Smith and others plus a social and photo guessing event at Henry Baker’s. Local notices mention ill Mrs Davis Farman and new daughter for Mr and Mrs Hubert Hardiston. Services next Sunday at 4 45 AM with Sunday school to follow.
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Sendar
Henry Baker
Davis Farman
Hubert Hardiston
Thimble Club
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Degraw
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Asias
Skinner
WHS
PAYS TRIBUTE TO LOCAL HOSPITAL PIONEER DERMATOLOGIST
Dr Dearborn a leading New York dermatologist lectured to Middletown medical staff and nurses. He studies 100 cases and uses lantern slides in his talk at Middletown State Hemepath Hospital and general practitioners event. He writes on homeopathic institutions in a series for The Chironian and praises the hospital as mother of many state homeopathic hospitals.
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New Jersey
Connecticut
Chironan
Homeopathic State Hospitals For
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Pennsylvania
Minnesota
California
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Monticello
Henry McLarney
Middletown State Hospital
Edward MecLamer
His Wonderful Works Presented at Reformed Church
Warwick June 20 The Sunday morning service focused on Children’s Day with the program titled His Wonderful Works. The readable sequence includes opening songs responsive readings recitations and multiple student and choir pieces led by teachers and church members.
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Warwick
the Reformed Church
James Bennyman
Charles Rosencrans
John Flickenger
Belen Stevens
Lord
Mary Stem
Walter Givgans
William Miller
Jesus and the
Harry Stage
Ira Miller
Glen Clark
Harry Miller
Catherine McPeek
Charles Baxter
Elizabeth Sanford
Alice Goats
He Reigs
Reverend James M. Cornish Dies in Walden
The Rev James Marion Cornish died at 3 36 am Sunday at his home 76 South Montgomery Walden heart trouble and complications born May 16 1850 in Pine Hill Ulster County New York son of James C and wife educated at Drew Theological Seminary Madison New Jersey entered ministry about 43 years ago came to Walden as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church about 28 years ago remaining five years in the village in one pastorate.
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Montgomery Street
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Airs James C. Cornish
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
Cornish
Methodist Episcopal Church
Last of Season's Dances At State Hospital Monday Night
The final regular Monday night dance of the season was held last evening with Derg's orchestra providing lively music. The note predicts a new season to resume on Labor Day, September 4. Other items mention staff shifts, visitors, and a weather-related census question, with hospital patients and staff updates throughout.
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Death of Rev Cornish Echoes City Connections
The Rev Cornish, longtime pastor in Saugerites and Walden, died after a life spanning two marriages and children. Survived by Mrs Mary Wilkinson Carey and a son, his funeral was at the Methodist Church with clergy from nearby towns and interment in Wiltwick Cemetery Kingston. his hospital fund drive was near completion.
Old Friend Sees Blake Lock Artist Visit
William F Cresmer, a national representative for several newspapers, visited Ralph Albert Blakelock at the state hospital. Cresmer, a painting collector, recalled Blakelock’s prime and viewed several of his recent works, including one painted on a cigar box, signaling a possible artistic return.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
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Furman Branch Plans July Picnic At Midway Park
The Furman branch of the LS held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Delamater’s home with 16 members present and guests. Two new members were welcomed. program included readings, recitation, and a song. Refreshments followed. The July picnic at Midway Park was announced for a later time. August meeting to be at Mrs. Dobell’s on August 4.
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Wheat consumption in Russia and population estimate
The passage estimates European and Asiatic Russia at 180,000,008 people with five bushels per head for food and seed, totaling about 900,000,000 bushels annually. The note ends with a stray advertisement line urging readers to watch classified ads.
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Wendell's Ambition Pills Ad Promises Cure for Nervousness
An advertisement from The Wendell Pharmaceutical Company claims Wendell's Ambition Pills boost vigor and ambition, cure nervous exhaustion, and help with sleeplessness and vitality. It touts a 69 cent box at Turhill and Terhune's, money back on the first purchase, and mail orders prepaid from Syracuse.
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Railroad wreck near Sumuitville halts ore move
Four hundred railroad Uegs ripped from the road bed near Sumuitville when an O and W train under May field crew was disabled by a burned journal. Conductor MacDonald and wrecking crew led by Perish and Babcock responded, track cleared in hours with no derailments. Local notices include personnel changes, a birth, and parlor news from the North End section.
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Mayfield
MacDonald
Perish
Bab‘cock
June events at local churches and clubs
June listings include a June 71 musical at Grace Church under St Marx s Guild, a June 22 strawberry ice cream festival by St John s Lutheran Ladies Aid, a June 71 federation meeting at First Presbyterian, a June 22 card party for Denton Public Library at Mrs Wickham s New Hampton home, a June 21 food sale by St Paul s Merritt Block, a June 4 golf club card party, and an Nov 16 11 Harvest Home Bazaar at St Paul s Church, per Times-Proswart ads.
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Denton Public Library
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Kitchen Shower for Miss Crabtree in Pleasant Montgomery
A kitchen shower honored Miss Ma Crabtree with June 2 festivities at George Sharp’s home in Montgomery. Miss Jensie Hewitt helped entertain and serve, with attendees including Frank M. Crist and son visiting Middletown relatives. Several locals and students returned home for summer, and a W C T U meeting was planned at Mrs John Vanderoet’s on Tuesday.
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Saturda
Marr
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Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Quick, Money-Back Trial
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a top hair tonic that prevents baldness by nourishing roots. It claims strong results, scalp relief, and hair softness with a money back guarantee from RR C. Tuthill or Tuthill & Terhune.
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Heag
RR. C. Tuthill
Tuthill & Terhune
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