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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
3
Local churches announce Sunday schedules, sermons, classes, and special events. Methodist Parish lists morning worship, Bible classes, and a speaker from Alfred Brown. North Congregational outlines Sunday school, sermons, and youth groups. St Josephs and Universalist services noted. Horton Memorial service details given with memorial window unveiling and theological themes.
Postlade March Romaine Gounod es ree lists multiple churches with service times. First Baptist Church Forest Preston ministers, Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship 11, junior and senior endeavors, evening service 7:30. St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Linden Ave and Franklin St, services 9:30 Sunday school, 11 morning, 7:30 evening, midweek meetings. First Presbyterian Orchard St ministers with 11 oclock sermon, various Endeavor meetings, lecture on war work. Christian Science Society at Masonic Temple offers service at 12, lessons and reading room, evening events. Holy Name and Holy Cross churches across area list Mass times. Denton Presbyterian, Ridgebury, Slate Hill, Mt Hope, and South Centreville Presbyterian churches note Sunday school and preaching schedules. All welcome.
Pomona Grange conducts sessions at the I C C F Hall in Wootinourre with morning start at 10 oclock and afternoon at 1 39 PM. Charles B Coleman of Goshen, a bank appraiser, is the principal speaker.
The 93d annual meeting of the Sullivan Deimty Bible Society will be held at Monticello on Wednesday June 26. The session opens at 2 PM with an afternoon and evening program. Mason Gillespie, elected secretary in 1373, asks that his resignation be accepted at this meeting. Harsh news follows of Harvey lb Carey age 54 of Waverly killed in an explosion at a private electric plant on the estate where he worked in Millbrook. He was a brother of Theron Carey of Middletown.
Edison and Schuler of Greenfield proprietors of Seven Gables report Tuesday morning fire loss over 715,000 with 10000 insurance on all buildings. Groceries worth 1109 destroyed including barrels of sugar and flour. Also notes on Masons meeting in Ellenville with several candidates and a banquet, plus travel and business items including Red Cross event and new United Czar Co. store plans.
The New York State Department of Farms and Markets released dates for upcoming agricultural fairs. list includes New York State Fair at Syracuse September 9 to 14, Orange County Middletown August 13 to 16, Sullivan County Monticello August 27 to 30, Delaware County Delhi September 10 to 13, Ulster County Ellenville August 20 to 23, Greene County Cairo August 20 to 22, Rockland County Orangeburg September 2 to 6.
In Ulsterville Disterville on June 14 at 2 34 p m villagers gathered for patriotic ceremonies honoring three flags The Stars and Stripes funded by schoolchildren the eight star service flag presented by Hon Montgomery Schuyler and a Liberty Loan honor flag with a star Flags were raised as students led by Miss Mary O Lyons performed drill and elements of arches and a flag drill Local ministers gave talks on the flags meaning with ties to families of the Howe and Schuyler clans and visiting New York residents arrived for the summer chores and travels were noted
Mrs George A Ayers and Miss Carmeda Brisvia on Prospect Terrace visited in town after a New York sojourn. Montgomery band concerts draw autos from surrounding areas on Tuesday nights. Grange No 916 hosts a whist party June 24 with refreshments. Mrs Anna P Wood of Brooklyn visits due to daughter Helen’s illness. Miss Jennie Palen wins Sigma Kappa Pi prize at New York University and may join as traveling accountant next year. Phillip E Bowles visits from New York for two weeks at Mrs Eugene Masters home. Maybrook workers reportedly expect a raise.
Washington June 22 The American forty five has made a strong impression on the Germans doubling automatic pistol demand for the army. The Ordnance Department says production has risen to about three thousand per month as facilities switch to meet overseas needs. Tests show the pistol can fire 21 shots to end a fight, altering perceptions of U S firepower.
In Monticello the county court began a criminal term as Judge George H. Smith presiding. Several cases slated for trial include Sherman Kins of Forestburgh for stealing a violin, Harris Plotkin for seduction, Hyman Goldberg for larceny from Fallsburg, Fred Wehrhahn for larceny and theft of Bert LaTourette's something last November, and George McDonald for burglary in Highland. Civil cases include wages and back pay. Pauline B. Aspinwall of New York visited the village amid court activity. Judge Cox was in Ne wburgh on business.
Pine Mushc June 22 At a special Pine Bush Hook and Ladder Company meeting Foreman Walter Crawford resigned to await call to service. Madison Crawford elected to unexpired term. A B Mallory reelected secretary and treasurer. New members joined. Upcoming events include church services and a Bible school quarterly review.
Florida residents are to register at the post office with height weight and four photographs not larger than 3x3 inches on thin paper with Hecht background. Mrs Herman Schulz spends two weeks in New York City and New Haven Conn. A hamisome cent door hung at C G Vernon's residence cn
Mr and Mrs E Priggle and daughter Emily attended the St Navier’s College commencement in New York City. Elijah Jr Pringle ranked third in a large graduating class and will spend July in a government military camp at Binuvelt. Lorillard Lodge FP and A MM honored S M Roberson with a Master’s jewel and apron, presented by J W Winters, with remarks and refreshments following.
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