Sunday Circleville Church Sermon Draws Local Crowd
Grange attended Circleville Church Sunday evening and heard an excellent sermon by Rev. Van Deveren. The Red Cross held two days of sewing at Mrs Santee’s home with a Middletown instructor teaching bandage making. L W Cox visited his son and wife in Greerzort New Jersey. Mrs L W Cox injured by stepping on iron with her foot last week. Miss Vere Cram has returned to Middletown after visiting Helen Santee. Mary Stewart visiting her at Evinsi tte. Jennie Traviz festival held by trustees of the Uren 1st Ween Wasque in spite of bad weather. About $40 raised for the chore. Mary Hagan has many cherries and hired pickers. E W Bennett’s strawberry season near end. One picker gathered about 35 pounds in a day. Mrs Clara Stringham of City Island New York visiting J T Bull. Miss Elsie calls back the insist form tune to injure her by stepping in a jack hole recently.
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L. W. Cox
Vere Cram
Helen Santee
Middletows
Mary Stewart
Jennie Traviz
Mnry Hagan
Bennett
Clara Stringham
City Island
N. Y
J. T. Bull's
Elsie Call
Pine Bush Fair and Festival Near New Prospect Church
Farne Bush home from June 28 at Tony Straw Hat Factory after two nine years. Scott, son of Frank Scott, Walden, enlisted in a New York company leaving soon. Henry Moule adds improvements on North Maple Avenue. Fair and festival at New Prospect Church on Thursday afternoon and evening July will feature fancy and useful articles, ice cream, cake, patriotic addresses by Rev Bayles and Rev A Van Geveren, male quartet, cafeteria supper from 5 PM, Walden Comet Band concert in the evening.
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Farne Bush
Frank Wheelary
Ae Tony
Scott
Frank Scott
Walies
New York
Henry Moule
North Maple Avenue
New Prospect Church Sea
Mr. Bayles
Walden
A. van Geveren
Circleville
Walden Comet
Japanese Superstitions About Mice and Spiders
A light colored house mouse signals happiness in Japan, while a spider’s fall in the morning is seen as pressure. If the fall happens at night it is regarded as very unlucky and ominous.
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Japan
Sailors From Dwinsk Land After Eight Days Adrift
A boatload of sailors from the American vessel Dwinsk has landed at Nova Scotia after eight days adrift in the Atlantic. Separate dispatches report alleged assassination of former Emperor Nicholas and a cautious stance on a suffrage vote while plans for a Russian aid commission are noted and Pershing’s communique mentions no major fronts beyond Vosges activity.
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Malfax
Dwinsk
Atliantic
Nova Scotia
Czar
Paris
Darmstadt
Germany
Tehsteeseriu
Nicholas
Exaterinbur
Perm
Matin
Washington
Nicholas Sas
Red Guard
Perez
Senate
Russia
Flans
Pershing
Washinsten
Vosges
Tere
Wood calls for national draft of men aged 30 to 45
Ann Arbor Mich June 27 Major General Leonard Wood urged in an interview that every man in the United States between 36 and 45 should be carrying a gun and drafted. He said many 30 to 43 year olds are mature and capable, more efficient than younger troops, citing France’s losses and the need for a great army to win. Also noted Rev Henry Loomis of Poughkeepsie died at 89, survived by wife and two daughters, with funeral in Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery after serving as pastor there from 1869.
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National War Garden Commission
Washington, D. C
Ann Arbor
Mich
Leonard Wood
Btephanie Lauzanne
le Matin
United States
France
Henry Loomis
First Congregational Hurch
Poughkeepsie
Mr. Loomis
Tev. Loomis
Congregational Church
Coleran Seen as Democratic Nominee for Congress District
In Poughkeepsie on June 28 George A Coleran is the leading candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the district including Dutchess, Puinan and Orange. Readers are urged to use the Times-Press want columns for advertisements.
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Poughkeepsie
George A. Coleran
Dutchess
Puinan
Orange
Times-Press
Shower for Thrall Hospital At Clemson Gardens
A large afternoon shower at the Japanese garden of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Clemson benefits Thrall Hospital. The event runs from 2 to 6 with Japanese souvenirs on sale and numerous packages of hospital articles donated. The Clemson couple opened their grounds, drawing many attendees and generous contributions to support the institution.
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George N. Clemson
Clemson
Papers and Books Are Appreciated By the Soldiers
The Times-Press reported that readers should supply papers and books to soldiers at Otisville Base Hospital via the Chamber of Commerce. Local women organized deliveries, with several contributors sending reading material and a patient expressing heartfelt gratitude for the donated items.
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Times-Press
G. Fred
Highland
Otisville Base Hospital
Meelim
Chamber of Commerce
C. Macardell
Times- Press
F .P. Hutner
BD. C. Buell
Iss Lalu Corwin
Bors
Chamber of Comserge
South Street
Red Cross Target of German Airmen
Col Andrews, returning from three years with Canadian forces in France, recounts a German air raid on Boulognes hospital March 28. He describes a large Red Cross hospital behind Allied lines handling 2,600 casualties in a single day, with a direct hit on the operating room.
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New York
Jume
H. Andrews
France
Boullenes
S Andrews
Lieut. Sage
He Was Honest Anyway In Bookstore Banter
A Brooklyn Citizen snippet captures a blunt exchange in a bookstore. The clerk laments that the title never had a remarkable sale and admits he would not read it himself, yet must enthusiastically promote it to customers.
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Brooklyn
Wilsons Own Measure to Be Sweeping One
Senate discussion reveals opposition in War Department to changing draft age units. President Wilson's support for universal military training is noted, with proposals shifting ages 21 to 31 or 18 to 45 under Army appropriation measures. No floor confirmation of the President’s stance, session continues.
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Ashington
War Department
Wilsono
United States
Senate
As Department
Aircraft probes to visit the plants in dayton and buffalo
Washington reports Charles Evans Hugined and assistants in ERG investigation ordered by the President to determine malversion of funds and possible aircraft use. Probe will visit Dayton and Curtiss and Wright plants next week as sessions continue. no statement will be issued on findings yet. Traffic violators fined in police court for trolley car incident and speeding penalties. miscellaneous city notes and a Boston Transcript quotation follow.
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Washington
Charles Evans
Dayton
Buffalo
Wight
Curtiss
Turo
Atormmer
Gregory
Freda Wead
Ivas A. Broughtos
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Oregon advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming relief for women with persistent troubles. It urges women to seek the remedy and mentions Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts as behind the product.
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Oregon
Lydiham
Mireeng
Lydia E. Pi
Lydia EL Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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M. Singer
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Wilson
Boston Transcript
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Bost
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Advertisenteant
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L. G. Wilson
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