Fishing Tackle Store Seeks July Holiday Buyers
For a Fourth of July outing shoppers are urged to visit the shop for tackle and compare prices. The display includes Lunch Kits and Vacuum Bottles as part of the assortments on offer.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
2
Half of State Militia Enroute to Border
New York reports half the state militia en route to the border with the rest to be mustered and equipped as needed. Major General O Byan said staff would head to the border by Wednesday. the 23rd was ordered to Brownsville. Investigate U-Boat story also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O'Byan
Brownsville
Washington
Customs Division
Treasury Department Today
State Department
Virginia Cape
Norfolk
Hotelmen visit Goshen Inn and surrounding stables
About 30 Monroe County tourism group members toured Goshen on Wednesday to inspect the Goshen Inn terrace views and its stables including Goelet Harriman and Stanly Ford. They toured Glen-Arden kennels and thanked host Mr. Quinn for a fine luncheon and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Monroe County
Mountain Resort Association
Quinn
Goelet
Harriman
Stanly Ford
Glen-Arden
J. W. Hurley
Association
Mr. Quinn
Nine Thimble Circles Meet at First Congregational Church
The nine Thimble Circles of the First Congregational Church held their Thursday afternoon session at the church. They prepared and served supper at 6 45 for over 100 attendees including husbands and friends. Miss Marguerite tich sang vocal solos, Mr Mathis played violin, and Mrs Albert Greene recited. Provisions left over were donated to the Convalescent Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Marguerite
Tich
Mathis
Albert Greene
Breezy Point Devotional Service at Chapel Sunday
Times-Press notes a 316 donation to soldiers relief from Fraomkes and Levin of Vogue. Breezy Point Chapel holds a 2:45 PM Sunday devotional with Rev. B. E. Smith speaking. residents urged to attend for local matters. Also mentions Robert Nearn visiting from Jersey City and the Evans family planning a Yankee Lake cottage summer. Cardoba stars in Maria Rosa at Stratton with Wallace Reid and Geraldine Farrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Fraomkes and Levin
The
Vogue
B. E Smith
Iiity
Scholarships Awarded to Orange and Sullivan Candidates
Atham June of candidates from Orange and Sullivan counties won state scholarships in Cornell Diversity after a competitive exam held June 2. Recipients include Willis E. Martin of Newburgh and Leo Quackenbush of Warwick in Orange County, and Sam M. Good man of Monticello in Sullivan County. Jottings and dance tonight at 3 o'clock hosted by Middletown Tent 230 and Ladies of Maccabees No. 312, rooms invite all friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Tent
Truck Burned Near Hackensack In Fire In-Car Carburetor Trouble
A Reo moving van owned by Philip Neuburger of 130 Wickham Avenue caught fire near Hackensack late yesterday after a carburetor defect caused the engine to backfire. Firemen from Hackensack couldn’t save the van, valued around 2000 dollars and partly insured through Wm. M. Fiero. Neuburger had been en route to gather furniture when the breakdown occurred and the truck was empty when the blaze started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Neuburger
Wickham Avenue
Neuburger
Hackensack
Wm. M. Fiero
Miss Marshall Wed to H J Hock in Middletown Home
Miss Anna S Marshall of Middletown and Harold L Hock of Goshen were married this morning at the bride’s home by Rev George W Gnaton. Only immediate relatives and a few friends attended, and the couple will reside in Buffalo. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Marshall. Mr Hock graduates this year at Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna S. Marshall
Middletown
Harold L. Hock
Goshen
George W. Gnaton
Esther H. Davis
William A. Marshal, Jr
Tey
Buffalo
William A. Marshall
Mr. Hock
Cornel
SOCIAL NOTES AND OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS IN TOWN
The Times-Press social column lists travelers and visitors. John A Powelson sails for Paris to establish an American International Corporation office. his family joins in New York prior to departure. Loren L Cole and family pass through on the way to Port Jervis after attending State Normal School graduation. Elizabeth becomes a teacher there. Various guests visit Orange and nearby towns, with movements to Camp Whitman and summer relocations noted. Several social arrivals and departures are reported, including a marriage announcement for Luva Rexford and August Wolf with home in New York City. Chief Charles Hisham returns from Elmira after attending a fire chiefs convention. Mutineers on the Nordanger, a Norwegian steamer, are arrested at quarantine in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A.powelson
Justice
A. V. XN. Powelson
Paris
New York
Powelson
Loren L. Cole
James E. Cole
Elizabeth
Cornelia
Port Jervis
State Normal School
New Paltz
Myron Fremont Bailey
Ridgewood
Luva Baller Rexford
Stephen Wolf
West 95Th Street
Mr. Wolf
C. Macardell
Houston Avenue
Mexican government replies to U S note on troops in Mexico
The Department of Foreign Relations of the Constitutionalists rejects all charges in the U S note demanding withdrawal of troops. The Mexican statement accuses the United States of crimes by its civilians and authorities in Mexican and American border areas, disputes responsibility for actions in foreign soil, and asserts Mexico cannot be blamed for American acts. Washington cabinet says U S stands pat on Mexico policy and awaits Mexican reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Mexico City
Galveston
Texas
Department of Foreign Relations
Constitutionalist
Gevernment
United States
Carranza
Bart
State Department
Stealis
Washington
Amercans
Gevira
Villa
Pahamas
Columbus
Chihuahua
Coby
Parral
Parrel
Mexico
Pat Washington
Wilson
Pat
New York
Sware Lansing
Ted2
Arredondo
AOL
Presidene Wilson
Market Movements and Grain Report From New York
The Market reports irregular early trading with several stocks fluctuating. Major gains and losses appeared in Union Pacific Canadian Pacific Reading, and war order stocks, followed by cattle hogs and grain activity in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Erie
Southern Pacific
Southern Paciific
Southern Railroad
Marine
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Company
Railvay Steel Springs
Willys Oz Land
Crucible Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Vacation wear for men at low prices
Vacation toys offer hats shirts underwear socks wash ties belts and trousers with a blue serge coat or Tropi Crash suit at 12.50 or 13. Readied to outfit the man who wants to look his best with soft or straw hats white flannel hats silk or cloth caps and a range of shirts and accessories.
Middletown Lodge elects officers 112
At the semiannual election of Middletown Lodge 1. O. O. F. No. 112 held Thursday evening, Noble Grand Wilmot Decker, Vice Grand C H Shoening, Representative W H Fuswell, Proxy Representative Robert Lawrence were chosen. The second degree was conferred and the lodge voted to pay the dues of all members who have gone forth in the defense of their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lodge
O. F
Noble
Wilmot Decker
C. BH. Shoening
W. H. Fuswell
Robert Lawrence
JO Hold Smoker At Wallkill Council Event
The Junior Order United American Mechanics Wallkill Council hosts a smoker in their rooms on Washington Street this evening. Cards and refreshments will be provided with proceeds supporting the event. All members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnited American Mechanics
Wallkill
How to Open a Pocketknife with Paper Aid
Instructions advise tearing a three inch square from newspaper, folding it, slipping the crease under the blade, and pulling steadily to open a stiff or rusty knife. The method aims to save nails and make an unusable knife usable again, as described in American Bor.
Moss Troopers of the Moss Borders
The Moss troopers were desperate plunderers who hid in the mosses on Scotland’s borders during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Formed largely from deserters and criminals from English and continental armies, they spread terror through the region until finally eradicated in the eighteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
England
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