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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
8
An advertising blurb from The Men's Store of Middletown urges men to choose higher quality clothing rather than cheap options, highlighting the value and appeal of better garments.
Brief advertisement stating tools for automotive use available from a supplier. Promotes expert machinist quality and reliability for garage owners or private car owners seeking new tools. Includes assurance of dependable quality and direct supply.
Local hardware store at 30 West Main Street Sterling advertises tires and related supplies. The brief notice highlights tire availability and shop location to attract customers.
Robert Joseph Davis, after a June tour of eastern cities for Alaskan mission needs, was a pleasant guest of Sir and Berea on Friday. He will visit Otisville and then return home. Mrs. Jay H Weil of Scranton visits Mrs. C. J. Gierins, while Mrs. L. W. Andrew visits Scranton and Carbondale, with her son and grandson to see relatives in Honesdale and White Mills. Mrs. Martin DeGraw visits her mother Mrs. Branning in Roscoe as Vincent Breiner visits his grandmother there. Nellie Hall of Southfields stays with relatives. Amelia Fuller returns from a visit to Price. Mrs. J. H. Nuellie and Elizabeth enjoy a few days at Honesdale, with Calvin E. Cooper visiting relatives nearby.
The Board of Education meets at 7 30 PM to pass on the graduates list and award diplomas. Some students may miss graduation due to unfinished examinations, with Regents diplomas requiring 72 counts across studies. Local diplomas credit daily work to balance lower Regents scores.
Goshen taxpayers will vote on July 5 from 1 to 5 p m whether to raise village policemen salaries to 900 dollars for the chief and 780 for patrolmen. Other items note sermons, Sunday school texts, union services, and local visits as Goshen Gazette covers church notices and community events.
Members in fatigue uniform gather at Mechanics Home at 7 tonight. Bring buels Advertisement Riverdale Club dance Tuesday evening next features new music by a popular brass band to attract fans of a good time.
Captain A B Findlar led a Monticello Guards meeting to decide sending men to Walton to enlist in that company. The vote was unanimous against enlisting, preferring representation from Saili van county, citing reasons tied to Delaware county. The unit, now 130 men strong, forwarded the result to Major General O'Ryan.
Rockland golfer Stuart Connolly of Rockland Country Club fell in the first round of the Hudson River Golf Association annual tournament on the Hudson River Country Club links. He pushed the match to the seventeenth hole before losing to Charles H. Brown, with the decisive margin at 2 up.
Reports from Mexico City say Costa Rica and Salvador proposed US-Mexico mediation, rejected by the Mexican government. Carranza’s regime remains firm as fighting continues near Juarez with Carrizal fallout and guard deployments to protect trains bound for Pershing’s base.
Postmaster D B Sweeney will travel to Alexandria Bay to attend the annual convention of state postmasters, which convenes on Monday. He expects to return on Friday.
Four cylinder Cadillac driven by Mat Burr of Maybrook collides with a tree at Hampton Industrial Farms while avoiding a large rig. Mrs Burr is thrown clear into a field with minor injuries. both Burr men suffer severe cuts and bruises. A party of motorists aids the injured, who are taken to Goshen for treatment. The wrecked car is towed to Empire Garage.
A garbled report notes eight new applicants for a Depot Battalion of Company TI and mentions plans to form a reserve company. It states the role is to protect the celli din in absence of the present four HO joint fn and promises full information from Mr. Siorrisom to interested men about joining the reserves.
James W. Wesant of West Haverstraw died Thursday night after his car crashed into a fence while skidding on a State road near Nyack. He was 40, in the produce business, survived by a widow and three children. A second item notes Miss Pfluke, Commissioner of Charities, returning home to Tisea to visit her father and expected to return later in the week.
Waitkill Council Job A Mu will present a flag at the state armory. Members meet at a South Street home at 7 30 pm and march to the armory where State Vice Councillor Charles S Affles will make the presentation. Members are asked to wear white gloves and badges.
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