No test like the quality of a hard trial
A terse note asserts that no test compares to a tough trial. The line hints at resilience, suggesting endurance and resolve in facing challenging times.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
4
A terse note asserts that no test compares to a tough trial. The line hints at resilience, suggesting endurance and resolve in facing challenging times.
A local catalog page lists cast iron spiders priced at 19 cents per item. The brief notice highlights affordable home accents and urges quick purchase while stocks last.
Cards announce the marriage of Eva Rorty daughter of Mrs. Richard M. Rorty of 19 Beacon Street to Ithamar M. Beard of New York. The ceremony was held at the bride’s brother’s home in Great Neck with Rev. Garlord White officiating. Only family attended.
Two laborers from Fulton Street were slightly injured unloading rails near Avenue station at 11 30. William Edwards of 66 Fulton and Albert Strong of Fulton Street, both with the Wallidt Transit Company, were treated at Thrall Hospital. Edwards suffered a fractured finger. Strong had scalp wounds.
Washington June 27 An amendment to the army appropriation bill would provide 500000 to support families of enlisted men in the National Guard called into service. A monthly allowance of up to 50 would be paid to each dependent family. The proposal has War Department backing and broad House support, with Crago of Pennsylvania among sponsors. If needed the amount could be increased. The measure aims to include dependents, mothers, sisters, and brothers under 214 years. Debate on the army bill resumes after other business and sundry civil items.
Mrs Lena B Ker wife of Elder H C Ker of this city died June 22 at Thrail Hospital after gallstone surgery. She married Bilder three months ago and was praised as one of the loveliest women. Survived by sister Mrs Sarah Gordon of Marshalston Del and brother J Bullock of Oregon plus several nieces and nephews including Ernest Remler of East Orange N J.
The Class of 1915 enjoyed a straw ride to Ralph Crawford’s home in Bullville on Thursday evening. About 23 students attended, with Mrs. E. Dickerson and Mrs. Burt Matthews as chaperons. They sang, played instruments, and practiced their class yell for commencement day at the high school. Refreshments were served as plans for the decoration of the class box and the upcoming senior exercises were discussed. The group will picnic at Shawanga Lodge on Sandar, July 3, staying over Sunday.
Henry T. Canlett of Trenton announces a substitute for gasolene named gasa-foam. The Naval Consulting Board led by Thomas A. Edison will test it in Bridgeport on July 6 with full board present. Canlett claims gasa-foam can be produced cheaply and generate as much power as gasostene and will persuade the naval board of its efficiency.
Joseph Mar, a Scranton resident and private in Compt D of the 13th Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard, arrived in town without funds and asked military authorities for transport home. A purse was raised for him and he received a ticket to Scranton, leaving town on train No. 5 in high spirits.
JOTTINGS Special and Masons Union hold meeting at their Gunther's Hall room at 8 o'clock tonight. All members are requested to be present. By order of the overseer.
A banquet was held last evening at Sir Buffa's Cottage Street home honoring Tony Aida Cesare Fanelli Joseph Lutezi and Leo Mancuro, former employees of Company R Woe J Morreale and his staff hosting. Speeches by Br Buta and Mr Lutezi, Buffa's orchestra provided music, and the event closed with singing of America and the Star Spangled Banner reflecting patriotism.
Fragmentary listing of fragrance names including Lilac Violet Rose Attar Tropical Taly of the Valley Indian Lily and Violet with scattered terms such as Hudauut's Toilet Waters White Rose Gardena Rose Gardena Dubetey Ju Soul and Violet.
The article lists numerous officers of the First Infantry including Col Charles Hitchcock Lt Col James Boyer Major Henry Cookingham Jr Major Lewis Seymour Major James Sheehan Adjutant-Capt George Beevers Quartermaster-Capt Charles Yeomans Commissary-Capt Louis Berselis Chaplain Charles McCaftrey Battalion Adjutant C Mossman BeLean Frederick B Adams Second Lieutenant Walter S Cooking Gouverneur Officers Major D Dyé Capt J A Stivers Capt George W lAususifi Oneonta First Lieut B I Shelley Lieut Stuart Bllaxely Lieut Jesse B Pawling Lieut Harry J Worthing Capt Edward K Miller Capt B Glica Capt Ogdensburg Capt C Wburgh Capt Zra Bgan F Walton Lieut Bary A Seilhurst Woody Capt H J Steelman K Malone Capt Alvin T Marshall Lieut Harry T Bixthe M Mo hawk Rex G Witherbes
About 75 members and families of Concordia Council Royal Arcanum took a lodge chartered car to Goshen for a band concert last evening. They rode out at 7:30 PM, returned around 10 PM after a stop at Owen's Switch with refreshments, marking a celebratory outing for the orders founders.
The governor may authorize depot units formed for home guard purposes to issue arms equipment colors camp and garrison gear books and other supplies necessary for duties. Officers commissioned in the depot unit or in the parent organization may receive such issue. Each officer and member issued property is personally responsible for it as National Guard members are.
The Republican City Committee met Thursday evening to organize. Officers chosen include Chairman Masse Wiggins and Secretary Promes arative L. Read. Members present spanned four wards with Iva Cs Wallace, Daniel D. Vaii, J. B. Wheeler, Warren J. Adams, Benton-Hulse, Charles L. Mead, W. E. Robertson, and William S. Sayer. HUB Resce and I. G. Wilson absent.
A woman was injured when a car overturned near the VanKeuréen place on the Fine Bush west road this morning. Mrs Dubois, visiting near the city with her sister in law, was returning home when the vehicle rolled over after a brief run. The car was damaged but only one person sustained injuries.
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