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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
6
A working man explains how Neutrone Prescription 99 eased severe rheumatic pain and swelling after trying many remedies. He notes relief from a single bottle and vows never to be without it, while a druggist endorses Neutrone Prescription 95 as similarly miraculous. Local ad notes 50c and $1 bottle sizes from J. Erstine Mill.
A mid-summer session of the Presbytery of Hudson convened at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. E. E. Webster presiding at 2 30 pm Tuesday. Delegates from various sections attended. The call to Rev. L B Plumer was ruled out of order. Rev Chedister, supplying Ridgebury State BW and Denton churches, was ordained. Mr Clorde a student was assigned to lead South Centerville and 311 Hops Churches for the summer.
Professor W P McIntosh head of public speaking at the high school resigns to take a post in White Plains with a salary increase from 1150 to 1800. Joan McNeil of Brooklin, NY, a New York State Teachers College graduate, will succeed him and comes highly recommended by the college president.
The Stratton High School held its graduation exercises on Tuesday night with 34 young ladies and 20 young men receiving diplomas from President Frank H. Finn. A full program featured student essays on topics from the Red Cross to Pan Americanism, prize awards, and a large audience applauding the graduates and their achievements.
The prize essays and orations from Commencement are presented, including Dorothy Lawrence Douglass on Color in Nature and John Lester Gregory Jr on The Ship of State. The color essay traces natural hues from sea to sky and Winter to Aurora, praising nature and God, while the ship piece recounts the American Revolution, slavery, and the rise of leadership amid struggle.
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