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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
3
Sunday religious services and schedules for St Josephs R C, Mount Carmel, First Presbyterian, Salvation Army, Bridgebury Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, First Congregational, Grace Church, Christian Science, and many local parishes. Includes mass times, sermons, youth meetings, and special events across June 24 through weeknight devotions.
Rev Dr E Van Dyke Wight will deliver the address at the 71st Regiment camp on East Main street at 9 o clock tomorrow He will also preach in Port Jervis in the morning in exchange with Rev Arthur B Boynton.
Thomas X Lawrence aged about 60 dies at sister in law’s home on Oakland Avenue after a quiet life in Warwick. Elizabeth Mulvey dies at 65 at daughter’s home on Lincoln Street after short illness. funeral and requiem high mass at St Joseph’s Church. Vitale Casino dies after long illness. survived by wife and six children. requiem high mass at St Joseph’s Church.
International News Services reports in New York on June 23 that Dr Arturo Grumajo former Mayor of Buenos Aires states there are no German U boat bases along the South American coast. He praises Buenos Aires for Allied sympathy and condemns attacks on ships as provocations. He commends governments restraint and moral aims before action.
Janes e women of Atlanta pledge to stay calm amid wartime strain and economic worries. At the City Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting they urged living normally and resisting panic. They also expressed support for Red Cross work.
Detroit June 23 International News Service reports Charles W Ball of Detroit and Eugene Schwader of Casa City Michigan traveled seven weeks covering 7007 miles from Africa to join the U S Army after learning of the break with Germany. They claim Germans have been driven into marshes in Africa.
Thompson Riéze Jane 23 Miss Elmire Dickinson visits Port Jervis next year Lena Casterline will teach near Slate Hill Isabel Mance and daughter visit Middletown Mrs Mance's sister Frank Miller's home Children's Day services moved to 10:36 am no Sunday school Christian Endeavor at 7:13 pm sermon topics Crowding Out Christ Friday prayer meeting at Mrs Henry Crist home Psalm 46
Major Winthrop addressed seven county Home Defense Committees in Binghamton outlining urgent need to raise 18 to 22 year olds for state militia roles replacing depot units. Units will be uniformed, drill locally, and serve within the state with state firearms supplied. Conference ran under two hours before his departure to Albany.
In Pleasonville New Jersey Percy Cane taunts a Missouri mule asleep by a lamp post. He plan to topple it with a straw but the mule stubbornly stands firm. A city agent and the fire department intervene, Percy is jailed, and the mule continues toward San Francisco.
In New York on June 22 the Friends of the German Republic organized to campaign among Germans in the United States with the slogan Down with the Hohenzollerns. The group claims the sentinel republic is growing rapidly and notes arrests of travellers for spreading the propaganda as evidence of a spreading republican movement seeking peace and democratic reform.
International News Service reports June 22 that Edward Corrigan a young engineer nearly killed himself by imagination after a quarrel with two women. He fell comatose in bed asked for a priest last rites and showed signs of poisoning before doctors concluded self hypnosis caused the mental collapse. He later recovered and cried over a broken love affair.
Louis Siber found a note reading Revenge on his door, later learned an unknown enemy drained market water and filled the display boat with kerosene. Loss estimated at 150 dollars.
A Paris based committee of Americans aims to encourage U S students to study in France. President James T Hyde leads the group with members including John Ridgley Carter and Charles Carroll of Carrollton. The body will work with the New American Committee for Study in France.
Victor E. Ynnes, once a US attorney and New York lawyer, now a convict, returns to the scene of his courtship of Eloise Nelms Dennis. He works with convicts repairing a roadway near the Fast Point post office, shunned by onlookers as he wears shackles and a county shovel.
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