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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
2
The Men’s Store of Middletown located at 25 North Street is listed in this era as a local clothier serving gentlemen shoppers. The entry notes the business address and identifies the shop as a men’s clothing store in Middletown.
Sussex New Jersey residents note social events as Parcha son of Mr and Mrs Ress D Paddock visits Bisanti Mrs ET R Geminer of Lochenhurs Westtown spends weeks at Heimat Bless Hearrice Ganiner of West town plans a two month stay at Camp Beebe Bear Mountain The first bridge party of the season at the Golf Club set for three o clock tomorrow Mrs Hattie Horton and Miss Susie Horton visit Unionville Westtown Rev B Smith to preach Patriotic Sunday at First Presbyterian Sussex. Attendees from the city at Mrs Elizabeth Rosenberry’s flowers include Mrs Louie G C Nan, Thomas Hulse, Mrs Anna VanFlee, Mr and Mrs Stephen Roy, Horace Morehouse and Miss Harriet L Morehouse.
Moses D. Bilyou 49 died at his home near Wurtsboro at 12 30 a m He is survived by his wife his parents Mr and Mrs George Bilyou of Wurtsboro one brother and two sisters The funeral will be held at the late home Sunday at 3 30 p m Internment Laurel Grove Cemetery Port Jervis Epilepsy Described in Bible noting New Testament teaching on a child cared for by the Savior in St Matthew 17 14 51
Goshen June 28 executive committee session saw Charis C Chappel resign as chair of the finance committee with Edwin J. Dikeman elected in his place. Pledge campaigns reported near completion with early pledges well maintained. A motion proposed forming a motor corps. referred to Dr. Mel fen. Also notes on routine matters and local church updates.
Roosevelt has accepted to speak at the July 18 Republican meeting in Saratoga. He and Taft plan similar messages urging patriotism and support for the war and will align on general objectives. The event is organized by New York Senators and is not a contest for nomination.
The report recalls an 86 year old experiment at Peterhead in which oil sprayed from a long pipe calmed rough seas at the harbor mouth. It notes John P Holland, an American, advancing the submarine in New York and New Jersey with early boats in the 1870s and one in 1890 approved by naval authorities.
Walter D Kellogg now with the American Expeditionary Forces in France writes home detailing daily life. He describes weather, scenery, barracks, Y M C A relief efforts, and clock changes to a twenty four hour system. He recalls Memorial Day celebrations, American Army band, horse acts, and local markets. Also notes his brother Private Charles Kellogg at Fort Slocum and Mrs Roe’s operation in New York.
A fragmentary ad text mentions relaxation and vacation as essentials, lists items like foulard scarfs silk collars and neckwear, and notes leather belts. It evokes a period style with stray phrases and inconsistent spellings, placing fashion goods near city hall thresholds.
Charles Boyer of Summitville announces the safe arrival overseas of her son Lewis G. Boyer Private Hoyer. He enlisted in Company I two years ago and later joined Headquarters Company, 166th Field Artillery at Camp Wadsworth, with many Middle town boys in the unit.
Continued from pegre one in Orange and Sullivan counties a quarter of a century ago Dr B R Webster assistant superintendent of the hospital where Mrs Halliday died is a son of Mr and Mrs D H Webster of this city Times-Press want columns advertisement
Newburgh stock market report lists 2 PM prices for New York Stock Exchange names. Entries include Am, Fla, Anaconda Copper, Richfield, Baldwin Locomotive, Baltimore Ohio, Bethlehem Steel, Cent Leather, Motors, Valves, Midvale Steel, and Packard. Adver tallies reflect closing values and notable shifts.
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