Commencement Week at Training School Honors Nurses
In a 1916 graduation at the School of Nursing, 14 graduates receive diplomas as the ceremony features a full program with 18 seniors assisting, including music by Miss Griffin Winter and Schwaehle. Speakers hail loyalty and the oath is administered by Miss Walley. Guests include administrators, alumnae, and family members from New York, Paterson, Middletown, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
XL. Walley
R. N
School of Nursing
Langhaar
New York
John C. R. Taylor
Kumner
Paul Jones
Genevieve
Eisie
Steve
Bell Dhainng
Ashley
Tly
Bones of
Buffalo
Salamanca
California
Ribbs
R. XS
Douglas Recital Delights Franklin Parish Audience
Middletown musician Stonley Douglas gave an organ recital at Met t Dist Episcopal Church in Franklin. He recently graduated from the Institute of Musical Art in New York under Dr Frenk Damresch. His Estey organ performance showcased the pastoralmusic and trained artistry, thrilling the audience and keeping them in their seats until the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Stonley Douglas
Middletown
Air Douglas
Institute of Musical Art
New York
Frenk Damresch
Estey
Wallkill Council and clubs to assemble for presentation
Members of Wallkill Council and several local groups are urged to gather at the club house on Saturday evening June 24 at 7:35 PM for a fas presentation by Wallkill Council to Company J 1st Infantry NY National Guard Jana Medical Detachment. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill Council
Oriental Fife
Tig
Company J. 1St Infantry
N. G
N.Y. Jana
St John's Episcopal Church Celebrates Centennial in Monticello
Monticello June 24 St John s Episcopal Church marks its 100th anniversary with a day of Holy Communion confirmations and a centenary sermon by Bishop Burch followed by a reception and dinner. Noted clergy from New York and Washington attend and speak. Bishop Liord preaches at Thomsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mercer Grosvenor
St. John the Divine
New York
Dean Grosvenor
Bishop Liord
Thomsonville
St. John’s
Burch
Staten Island
Times Press readers appeal for funds for convalescent home
A letter from the Times-Press urges donations for the convalescent home where 30 girls and 15 boys enjoyed nature and healthful air under caretakers. The note asks contributors to send funds to A. Owen at First National Bank Middletown or Dr. E. G. Parker of Goshen. a free merry-go-round ride was provided yesterday and the Presbyterian Church of Goshen will hold services there tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
A. Owen
First National Bank
Middletown
E. G. Parker
Goshen
Presbyterian Church of
Supreme Court approves Fielder act grade crossing plan
The New Jersey Supreme Court sustains a Board order to halt 15 grade crossings in Paterson at an estimated 132 million dollars. It sides with law requiring street railway firms to cover 1 percent of crossing removal costs as police power. The ruling also voids a Cranford Tucon order for taxing private property and confirms ongoing plans to eliminate dangerous crossings in Elizabeth Elizabethport Perth Amboy Trenton and nearby towns.
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Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Erie
Paterson
Tthe Centre Railroad Company of
New Jersey
Cranford
Tucion
Public Utility Commission
Elizabeth Elizabethport
Perth Ampoy
Yimes-Press
Soldiers Relief Association Middletown Donation Blank
Subscription blank details donations to support those in Company I and the Hospital Corps. Money raised will aid dependents of members who go to the front, starting June 24 and continuing as long as needed unless cancelled. Name Address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company I
Hospital Corps
Soldiers’ Relief Association of
Middletown
Hay Resolution Passed By House In National Guard Draft Move
Washington June 24 The House approved by an almost unanimous vote a joint resolution declaring an emergency that requires the President to draft the militia into federal service. The measure, 332 to 2, also appropriates 1 million dollars for dependent families of National Guard members during service, with distributions via the War Secretary. Major General O Rans declined to comment on Camp Whitman plans as strict censorship bars war coverage and any disobedience risks removal. Sanitation chief Cot Terriberry enforces tight camp health measures including in-camp kitchens, inoculations, and hourly inspections to prevent typhoid and other issues at mobilization sites.
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Washington
House
Congress
National Guard
United States
Mrr. Hay Frst
Army
Secretary of War
Peeksvill
O'Ran
Baker
Camp Whitman
Col
Ward
Urey
Terriberry
New York
Chickamauga
Real estate deed and local notices from Middletown
Real estate note reports Willam H. L. Dodd purchasing the three story building at 98 Sprague Avenue via A Henschel Realty. Middletown Club adopts resolutions of sympathy for Job B. Giles and appoints a funeral delegation. Oneida announces NYO&W plans to rebuild a fire-destroyed roundhouse, with location unsure. W C T U to hold Sunday devotion at Home for Aged Women with Rev L D Tyler and Tabernacle choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam HL. Dodd
Sprague Avenue
A -Henschel, Real Estate
Hanford Street
Middletown Club
Job B. Giles
Thomas C. Rogers
James F. Doleen
A. E B. Macardell
A. J. Hornbed
W. C.T
Home For
L. D. Tyler
Tabernacle Choir
Deming
Fred Hexth
Pay Last Tribute to Job B. Giles
The funeral of Job B. Giles was largely attended at his Wilcow avenue home at 2 PM. Rev. Dr. A. F. Pierce officiated with Cyprus Commandery No. 57 EK, T attending. delegations from Middletown Club and labor groups were present. Interment followed in Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburgh with pallbearers Lewis C. Wood Frank Moshier Charles Terbush W. H. Chambers Charles Mills John J. Ketchum. Special trailer care conveyed Cyprus Commandery members and the employees to Phillipsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job B. Giles
Wilcow Avenue
A. F. Pierce
Cyprus Commandery
EK. T
Middletown Club
Labor Organizations
Giles‘ Erploy
Wallkill Cemetery
Philpsburgh
Lewis C. Wood
Frank Moshier
Charles Terbush
W. H. Chambers
Charles Mills
John J. Ketchum
Phillipsburgh
Swift and Co to Continue Salaries for Employees
Swift and Co local offices have received instructions to continue salaries for employees called to service. The directive confirms payrolls will be maintained during active duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift and CO. Will
Swift & Company
Burglar Steals 290 From Kirks Place On North Street
A burglar entered Peter T Kirk's store at 100 North Street late Friday night through a rear cellar window and took 290 from three cash drawers. The case recalls past robberies at the shop, with authorities planning to nab the offender as militia pay adjustments are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter T Kirk
North Street
Mr. Kirk
McCoach
Don't Give Up By Middletown Man On Kidney Trouble
W. E. Smith, barber of 120 East Main Street Middletown, says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and back pains after irregular secretions. The pills, priced 50 cents, are sold by Mills' Drug Store. Foster-Milburn Co. Props Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. £. Smith
East Main Street
Middletown
Dean
Mills’ Drug Store
Doan
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the Same That Mr. Smith Had. Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
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Ellenville
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Youngstown
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Pearl River
Winter
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John E. Mallinson
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Hoboken
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