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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

6

Warwick dog Rounce joins Connecticut National Guard troop

Report from Warwick details the enlistment of a well known knife shop character, a small terrier named Rounce, in the 2 Torrington Connecticut National Guard 24th Regiment. The mascot was described as friendly and lively, reportedly drawing attention during train stops and likely to be a beloved soldier mascot.

Warwick Rounce” Baird Mexico Torrington Conn 24 Regiment Connecticut National Guard Beunce Ena Iss Warwick Tower Hounce Callie Anish

Farewell Attenders See Haight Depart for Fishing Trip

Warwick notices recount a crowd bidding farewell as Prof. Clifford L. Haight leaves town Thursday morning for Fishkill to join his wife and daughter and plan several weeks of camping. James M. Cox of Port Jervis visits his son on Orchard street, while Sara Shr from Philadelphia Hospital reads with her mother. Mr and Mrs Lewis Gardner of Middletown return home after a week with their daughter Mrs F F Rumsey on Orchard street. Camp Fire Girls led by Agnes Donnellan and Helen Sechneck depart for a two week camping trip at Lake Grinnell.

Warwick Clifford L. Haight Wown Fishkill Haight James M. Cox Port Jerris J. M. Cox Orchard Street Sara Shr Philadelphia Hospital W. T. Shy Lewis Gardner Middletown F. F. Rumsey Camp Fire Agnes Donnellan Helen Sechneck Lake Grinnell

Militia to Weather Heat on Border Flight to El Paso

Militia men from northern and eastern states travel toward the border region as heat along the Texas border becomes extreme. El Paso altitude rises from sea level to 3700 feet near the Mexican border, with June to August temperatures around 95 degrees. In Poughkeepsie a trainman, Jeterick Cobb, fell from a car, suffering a skull fracture and head injuries, and was taken to Vassar Hospital for treatment.

el Paso Texas Almos Brownsville Poughkeepsie Melbrook Jeterick Cobb Vassar Hospital Cookingham

Miss Werns Position

Katherine E. Wern resigns from Orange County Telephone Co. in the manager's office and accepts a stenographer post at Central New England Railroad in Maybrook. Classified ad notice.

Miss Wern Katherine E. Wern Orange County Telephone Co Central New England Railroad Maybrook

Brownsville History Echoes With Soldiers and Strife

Brownsville Texas a Rio Grande town since 1845 has long housed soldiers from New York State Guardsmen and endured border clashes with Matamoros. The era includes Mexican raids in 1859 and a 1905 race war leading to dismissals and reinstatements for the Twenty fifth Regiment Negro troops. Irrigation transformed Cameron County into onion country while the town remains vigilant against bandits and Villa’s forces.

Brownsville Texas Rio Grande New York Matamares Mes United States Mexico Resaca de la Palma Fort Brown Cortina Twenty Fifth Regiment of Roosevelt Congress Gulf of Mexico Cameron County Trac United States Custom House Cameron County Court House Villa Matamoros

Eight Pass Cornell Scholarship Exam in Goshen

On June 2 an examination for the Cornell rescholarship was held for District Superintendents of Schools. Eight candidates passed with rankings listing Willis Mertin Newburgh Leo Quackenbush Warwick Russell Evans Hanford Calonville Roy Crabtree Montgomery Henry Karsten Highland Falls Robert Levy Monroe Ora Leland Hunt West Point Ralph Thayer Bodie Montgomery. Appointments will follow the list with two chosen from this county and others as vacancies arise statewide.

Goshen Cornell Schoolis S. 4 Cortright Orville Eichenbergh Theron L. McKnight Fust Willis Mertin Newburgh Leo Quackenbush Warwick Russell Evans Hanford Calonville Middletown Eigh School Roy Crabtree Montgomery Henry Karsten Highland Falls Robert Levy Monroe Ora Leland Hunt West Point Ralph Thayer Bodie

Tobacco gifts lift spirits of Elks at Camp Whitman

Elks from the city visited Camp Whitman and presented each Elk belonging to Company I with a humidor jar of tobacco. Soldiers welcomed the gift as they can still obtain supplies locally, but the gesture is appreciated as conditions change. The Salvation Army YP meeting will feature songs recitations and a tableau of the Holy Week ages. Public invited. Palmer named confidential clerk to State Prison Commission after resigning as Orange county excise deputy.

Camp Whitman Company I Siad Salvation Army Y. P The Magrath Palmer Lewburgh William 141. Palmer Orange County State Prison Commission

Concert Tonight by the 24th Band at Academy Park

The 23rd Separate Co. Bend performs at Academy Avenue Park tonight. Program includes America I Love You Schauspeil Overture Ragging the Scale foxtrot After Sunset intermezzo Miss Columbia march Forget-me-not Waltzes Medley Hits Belle of Yorke march and Siar Spangled Banner.

Academy Avenue Park Co. Bend America Pryor Smith Brooks Barlin-Snider Crumling

Glorious Golf Club Plans Fourth Day Gala Event

The Golf Club hosts a gala on July Fourth with two afternoon tea dances and evening dancing. An 18 hole golf tournament in the morning and a flag tournament in the afternoon. A tennis tournament is likely, singles and doubles. Wallkill Transit Co. to present fireworks. Members may invite guests. invitations from Hanford Adams, 43 North Street.

Hayet Golf Club Prospect Wallkill Transit Co Liberty Hanford & Adams’ Store North Street

Postmaster Back From Convention

Postmaster Daniel B. Sweeney returned Thursday evening from Alexandria Bar where he attended the Annual Convention of Postmasters of the State. There were 64 postmasters present and the convention was profitable. John Kissel of Syracuse was elected president, succeeding William Kelley of Brooklyn. Next convention planned for Salt Lake City. Jenna Houston and wife joined Camp Whitman party with local friends. Private Benjamin Youngs and Private Stanley D. Crosby visited family. Auto decorated with flags greeted them at camp. Times-Press want columns advertised.

Daniel B. Sweeney Alexandria Bar John Kissel Syracuse William Kelley Brooxlyn Salt Cite Jenna Houston Camp Whitman Co. T L. C. Crosby Young Alis A. Fuller Benjamin Youngs Stanley D. Crosby Middletown

Neutrone Prescription Promises Quick Rheumatism Cure

An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription as an antidote for uric acid and rheumatic pain, claiming almost immediate relief and a total cure. It urges locals to buy from J Erskine Mills with $1.60 bottles and offers mail orders at $1.00.

J. Erskine Mills

Reverend Fletcher Dies at North Plainfield Clergy Leader

Plainfield New Jersey June 30 longtime Sepost clergyman Reverend Frank Fletcher aged 81 of North Plainfield died Wednesday at his son Loren Fletcher’s home in Newton Highlands Massachusetts Born in Marlboro he was educated at Colgate and served as pastor in New York and New Jersey He aided on Gen Patrick H Jones staff during the Civil War Leaves four sons and one daughter He led the First Baptist Church in Plainfield during its centennial in 1876 and delivered a July 3 address in Franklin Square He traveled with Sherman’s march to the sea and lectured locally on the subject

Mr. Fletcher First Baptist Church Franklin Square Sherman

Children Enjoy Outing at Bloomingburg Hill

The Webb Horton Memorial Church Sunday school took 150 children to a hill outing at Bloomingburg. Mr Greason led water sports with luncheon to follow at the pavilion. Donations supported the event from Eugene Smith C W Carey Frank Kane Wiliam Seymour William T Cornelius Frank D Kernochan D R Decker Charles Pelton F B Ayres J A Smith Charles A Greason and L Roy Gibbons.

Webb Horton Memorial Church Bloomingburg Mr. Greason Eugene Smith C. W. Carey Frank Kane Wiliam Seymour William T. Cornelius Frank D. Kernochan D. R. Decker Charles Pelton F. B. Ayres J. A. Smith Charles A. Greason L Roy Gibbons

Wendell's Ambition Pills Ad Promises Quick Nervousness Relief

A bold advertisement offers Wendell's Ambition Pills from The Wendell Pharmacal Company in Syracuse claiming relief from tiredness stress and nervous disorders within three days with a money back guarantee. It touts benefits for appetite loss confidence tremors and ex haustion promising prepaid charges and mail orders.

Wendell Turbul & Terhune’s Tuthill & Terhune

County Graduates at Normal School 1916 Class Largest

The class of 1916 at New Paltz Normal School graduates numbered 1168, the largest in the school's history. Names listed include Florence Buckley Freda Kauter Helen Sweeney Midgetown Gosben Rita McNamara Zor tha Schoopmaker Port Jervis Cornelia Cole Eliza beth Cole Campbell Hall Mary Fitchie Warwick Mary Ellis Ellenvile Rosa Freer Liberty Pearl Hobart Highland Mills Anna Kiletwles Monroe Bessie Merritt Madame Rolvea Hurlertifi Warren Fintel it Montgomery Elizzabeth Shaw Pino Bush Mildred Storie.

New Paltz Normal School Florence Buckley Freda Kauter Helen Sweeney Alorguerite Thee Gosben M. Rita McNamara Zortha Schoopmaker Port Jervis Cornelia Cole Elizabeth Cole Campbell Hall Mary Fitchie Warwick Mary Ellis Ellenvile Rosa Freer Liberty Pearl Hobart Highland Anna Kiletwles Monroe Bessie Merritt Madame Rolvea Warren Fintelit Montgomery Elizzabeth Shaw Pino Bush Mildred Storie

Wallkill Council to Attend Church and Discuss Liberty

Wallkill Council No 92 Jr O A M will meet at 7 pm and march to St Pauls Church to hear Rev George W Grinton speak on The Birth of American Liberty and the Mexican situation. An invitation to attend Sunday service was accepted with strong order member turnout urged.

Weaktill Council No. 92 Jr. O. A Aa. M George W. Grinton St Pauls Church

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