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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
6
Results show New York and Philadelphia tied a high scoring game with Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 5 to 3. Boston fell to Cincinnati 6 to 2 while Pittsburgh beat Chicago 6 to 3. Chicago beat St Louis 2 to 3.
Newburgh June 29 panel of potential jurors assembled for the Hovencamp trial. Judge Seeger directed the selection, listing jurors from New Windsor Blooming Grove Detroit Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia and other areas. The extensive roll includes Eliza Hovendeding and numerous local residents such as Gordon Warren Isaac Nichoi Emil Erickson Henry Brewster Samuel A M L Gaby Fred Beerman Myron Hasbrouck J. W. Unner My...
In the American League schedule the New York game visits Philadelphia while Boston faces Washington in a day of pivotal matchups.
News arrives that John Ruefer died Wednesday afternoon in West New York New Jersey after years of ill health Dropsy was the cause He worked with Charles Hagen in the New York Plane Key Company at the grove street corner plant The firm once employed over 40 men Ruefer often worked beside his workers and Hagen Ruefer paid $20 weekly while many employees earned up to 350 a week He is survived by his wife and several children.
Tomorrow evening in Eagle Hall the Alumni Association of Middle Town High School holds its annual banquet with speeches by former grads. Meyer A. O. X. Thompson and Frank Finn lead the event, with Walllart Von Berg and Victrola music after dancing. A committee meeting is set for this afternoon. tickets on sale from J Hanford & Hortons or J Bennet Rowley. Grace Mould asks for donations to be left at her Orchard Street parlor.
The 9618 annual New York conference met at Bethel A M E Church on Vine Street presided by Evans Tyree D D bishop of the First Episcopal district. Rev T G Clark opened with Am I a Soldier of the Cross and Rev A W Pierce gave the annual sermon on Christ Spirit the Minister's Strength. Communion followed and resolutions urged greater African Methodism in New York with centennial observances and music by J J Welters. Afternoon reports from charges showed general progress.
A Times-Press letter from Miss Gussie Wilson recalls the dark days of 1861 and the enduring spirit around the planned anniversary celebration. Dated June 13, 1861, the four-page note from Foreman Protection Engine Co. No. 2 requests parade participation to honor national independence.
Mrs Martha Decker Quick widow of Martin Quick died at her sister's home on Lyman street Port Jervis at 3 10 oclock Tuesday evening after a long illness She was born near Scranton on December 26 1844 moved to Unionville Orange County at age 13 She married twice first to Perry Myers then to Martin D Quick Of Port Jervis They lived in Huntington Indiana before returning to Port Jervis She is survived by two sons Edward Myers Quick and Irving Quick two sisters Mrs Jansen Bross and Mrs Susan Murray plus several half siblings and three grandchildren and one great grandchild in Marion Ohio
The German attack near Thiaumont was checked by French forces. A French raid near Tahure penetrated to the second German defensive line and blew up sheltering works. The British maintained heavy artillery fire and trench raids along a broad France and Flanders front. Austria Hungary reports progress in the Teutonic counter offensive in Volhynia.
A fragment from a local notice ends with cordial sign offs from D. Bear Bull William Graham Levi Starr Regan Horn and M N Stivers as the Committee of Arrangements pledge to provide further particulars later. The brief item hints at an upcoming event details to be issued in a future communication.
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