Equine matinee program at Goshen Historic Track
Goshen June 22 elaborate racing program announced for tomorrow afternoon. Secret ary W K Dickerson lists classes A through H with names of horses, farms, and riders including Silver Gentry Arden Farms Comsewogue Farm Northern Director Worthy Bingen and others. Also features pony races riding contest and a dramatic public address by Justice Arthur S Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
W. K. Dickerson
Silver Gentry
Re. G
Arden Farms
Kentucky Marque
Br. S
Comsewogue Farm
Northern
Silver Spring Farm
Worthy Bingen
Bik
May Boy
R. Me
Peter Baker
Flower
Bessie Cook
Peter Goode
Kitty L. Bellini
Carweret Stable
Notice
Tuxedo Stable
Checko
B. G
Clarke
DeBruce
Simmons
Lady R
Patterson
Burch
Hamilton
Corbers
Hish Fhrer
de Bruce
Summins
Steamboat
Nailon
Burke
Anselila
Peter Goone
Mr. Jones
Carteret Stable
Buck Watts
Brook Farm
A. S. Tompsins
Ict Regiment
Troutimz
Morris Bingen
R. Harriman
Rowdy McGresor
Br. S. H Leonard
Bing Bang
F. Seeger
Pee Wee
Native Maid
B. m. L. J. Kiernan
Berdica
Carteret
Supreme Court
Arthur S. Tompkins
Justice Tompkins
Brownleigh Park Stock Farms
New York Regiment of Infantry
Maui
Plan Dance to Aid Red Cross at Masonic Temple
Members of the Mutual Benefit Association of the Tompkins Dry Goods Company plan a dance at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening June 2 to raise funds for the Middleown Red Cross. Miss Florence Moran chairs a committee including Misses Geraldine Hombeck Edna Pelton Mary Brennan Lyman Peck and Bennet Howley. Clinton Hipperger of 747 Wiser has passed exams for admittance to the First Battalion U. S. Signal Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Association
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Middleown Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Aiair
Florence Moran
Geraldine Hombeck
Edna Pelton
Mary Brennan
Lyman Peck
Man Attempted Suicide on Erie Rail Near Piermont
New Cay June 22 reports wartime delays on the Erie line caused service issues on the Vermont division. John Dolan, wishing to die, lay on a rail near Piermont as a Thunderbolt Express approached. A track walker alerted police, Dolan was charged with attempting to commit death by own action and almost obstructing traffic, and jailed for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cay
Ene
Fpvermont
John Dolan
Dolan
Piermont
Erie
Woods
New City
All Way Points
Grand Central Station
Delan
Dolen
Social Life Notes from Middletown and Nearby
Middletown social notes report John Doolittle and granddaughter Alms Christianna visiting New York City and New Jersey relatives for two weeks. A lawn party hosted by Mrs. J C Williamson raised funds for Memorial Church Ladies Aid. attendees enjoyed vocal solos, piano duets, readings, and refreshments. Also noted: locals attending summer homes, academic and career moves, church board actions in New York, a Baltimore marriage, and local graduates entering law and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doolittle
Alms Christianna
Rodman Street
New York City
New Jersey
Simae
J. C. Williamson
Mildred Williamson
Harriet Morehouse
Charles McVor
Reading
Harriet Hull
Marjorie Horton
Garden Party a Splendid Affair for Red Cross
A Thursday afternoon and evening garden party at the Royces and Bucklers on Highland avenue, organized by the Philanthropic Club, raised a good sum for the Red Cross. Decorations included Japanese lanterns and lights by Enterprise Electric. Twenty five tables hosted refreshments as McConnal's four piece orchestra played, with dancing on the porch. Ice cream cake strawberries popcorn and smokers’ materials sold generously. Mrs. Royce chaired the Red Cross canteen committee with Mrs. Giering Mrs. Sweezy Mrs. Clineman William Seeholzer and C. Buckley assisting. Club president Mrs. Alton Jr. Vail helped arrange the event to support the canteen, chaired by Mrs. Romer Grey. Committees led by Mrs. Seeholzer Mrs. Gap Marsden Airs. Runyon Mrs. Tompkins Mrs. Giering and Mrs. Higham and Mrs. Flory oversaw tables and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Royce
Charles B. Buckler
Highland Avenue
Philanthropic Club
Enterprise Electrical Company
McConnal
C. H. Sweezy
S. T. Clineman
William Seeholzer
C. B. Buckiey
Alton Jr. Vail
Royce
Romer Grey
William Seeholz
Will Probe the Price of Steel by FTC
Washington June 22 The Federal Trade Commission will investigate steel pricing asked by Secretary of the Navy Daniels and Chairman Denman of the United States Shipping Board The probe will seek an equitable steel price and will be aided by James A Farrell of United States Steel Corporation and the Munitions Board of the Council National Defense Farrell pledged his aid in a conference with Frank A Scott head of the Munitions Board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Chaiman Denman
United States Shipping Board
Federal Trade Commission
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Munitions Board
Council National Defense
Farrell
Frank A Scott
School Board to Pick Pupils Week of Activities
School calendar outlines the week with a Sunday 11 a.m. Baccalaureate sermon at First Presbyterian Church by Rev. Dr. R. O Kirkwood. Monday 1:30 p.m. Class day at High School. Tuesday 8 p.m. Commencement at Strattones. Wednesday 10 a.m. Taking class picture at Medrick's. Wednesday 8 p.m. Hatquet at Mitchell Inn. The senior gift funds the second prize in the girls' speaking contest for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
R. O Kirkwood
Strattones
Medrick’s
Mitchell Inn
Samar Ce
Tower of London Slidings Toward the Thames
A report to the National Physical Laboratory notes cracks and wall movements at the Tower of London, suggesting the entire masonry block slides toward the river with tides. While no serious disturbances yet, the structure shifts with tides complicating precise operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Physical Laboratory
Tower of London
Thames
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Nielsen & Miller
Middletown
Standard Oil Company of
New York
C. H Smith
of Company
Philp A. Rorty
Elbert XN. Oakes
Watts, Oaxer & Bright
Codefendants
Charles H. Smith
American Surety Company
Peter W D. Gott
Bessie Howe
Greenwich Me
Pleastarewell Partir
Alma Tiemann
Brooklyn
Ah Pers
Miss Howe
M. Church
Morthly
H. i. Philips
Vivian Martin
Paramount
Bray
Schunnemunk Construction Company
Corporation Lime
Greenwich Avenue
Main Street
Cbiai
High Street
Corporation
West Main Street
Sherif Fred
McDowell
Krom
Jone
Raimond J. Krom
Raimond J. Beurrese
Anthany
Orange County
Christopher J. Miles
Beacon Street
Newburgh
Henry F. Kenney
Green Street
Thomas Bord
Mouuntainville
Breed Publishing Company
James M. Hancock
Thrall Hospital
Hell
Northrop
T. C. Northrop
RED Cross
Signal Corps
Clinton Hipperger
Wiser
Inis Ct
Tas
U. S. Signal Corps
B. F. van Sickle
North ST
Social Life
E. Arthur Sherpick
Middletown High School
Columbia University
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft
Wail Street
Board of
The
Presbyterian Church
E. van Dyke Wight
Webb Horton Memorial
Council of Benevolent and Religious Education
Fhll
United States
Lacr N. "Stephens
Brook Inn
Ethel " Lawrence
Thomas S. Marvel
Baltimore
Mes Selma Lord
Charles Robbins Lord
Marvel
Thomas S. Marvel Shipbuilding Company
Sparrowspoint Shipbuilding Company
Cornell University
Henry RK. Herman
H. F. Herman
nGmes
Second Department
Herman
Aebeny
Newburgh Academy
Joseph G. Coleman
Hamburg, X. J
Officers’ Medical Reserve Corps
United States Army
Gap
Marsden
John G. Runyon
F. O. Tompkins
Popecorn
C. J. Giering
Charles Higham
B. P. Flory
School Board
Paris
McMonagle & Rogers
North Street
North Side
Rexall
London Tower
the Times-Press
Hanford & Adams
Loder & Herbison Toggery Shop
West Main St
Hulse Bros., Jewelers and Silversmiths
Rivoli
Kayser
Diana
Neptune
Monopole
Tronville
Etc
Ricksecker’s
Hudnut’s
Dyer-Kiss
Peg of My Heart
Mavis
Mary Garden
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