Three Nurses Receive Thrall Hospital Diploma Ceremony
At Thrall Hospital training school commencement in the Webb Horton Memorial Church chapel, Misses Clyde Evelyn Jennings, Hannah Fay Krum, and Mabel Almira Crawby received diplomas. The program featured music, brief addresses, and the Hippocratic oath, with relatives and hospital staff in attendance. Dr. D. B. Hartenbergh presided. Rev. F. S. Smithers Jr delivered remarks. Mr. George H. Decker addressed the graduates on professional confidence and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrall Hospital
Clyde Evelyn, Jennings
Monroe
Hannah Fay Krum
Liberty
Mabel Almira Crawby
Goshen
Chase Ping
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Smithers
T. D. ‘Mills
D. B. Hartenbergh
Wight
Madeline Dusetderry
LaFileuse-Raff
Smithers, Jr
Catenr
George H. Décker
Dr. Hanmer
Hetwin
Dacker
Mc. Chabm
Skret Gantry
Thrall
Decker
Grover
Court of Appeal
New York
Albany
Mr. Decker
Florence Nixktingale
America
Bellevue
Cessin
Frere
Woolman
Meeting of Denytown Presbyterian Young People
The Presbyterian Young People's Society of Den yton Ridgebury and Bilate Fu held its regular monthly meeting at C. K Cree dep near Slate Hill. Thirty six attended. Rev. Chas. M. Ackerman led the devotional. F. Ronwell Brown presided. Committees planned a program with members Albert Smith Florence Mc Bride Margaret Myon Beatrice Smith. Helen Nash Carolyn Wickham Ruth Ackerman Beatrice Smith Aurelia Seward performed recitations and music. A humorous reading and games followed with refreshments. The next meeting is December 30 at Miss Flor ence McBride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgebury
Presbyterian Young People's Society of
Denyton
Bilate Fu
C. K Creedep
Slate Hill
Chas. M. Ackerman
F. Ronwell Brown
Albert Smith
Florence McBride
Margaret Myon
Beatrice Smith
Helen Nash
Carolyn Wickham
Ruth Ackerman
Aurelia Seward
Brother killed in St Joseph Missouri mystery remains
Robert Dugdale of this circuit received word that his brother Matthew Dugdale was killed in St Joseph Missouri. The note offered few details and gave no cause. Matthew, born in England, had worked as a beekeeper in St Joseph for years. He is survived by his brothers and relatives in Middletown and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dugdale
Matthee Dwetaie
St Joep
Robert Dukdsie
St. Joseph
Dugdale
Matthew Dugdale
England
Iag
Beemers
Middletown
Teerlay Aight
St Joseph
Cardinal Gift to Countess Honors Catholic Alumnae
Cardinal Gibbons hosted a reception in Baltimore honoring Countess Spottiswood Mackin of Yonkers and Paris for charitable work. He presented her a bull cap as remembrance and promised an autographed photograph later. The Countess, widow of former State Senator Jas Mackin, received the gesture with kneeling thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
International Federation of Catholic Alumae
Spottiswood Mackin
Yonkers
Paris
Leo XII
Sores
Carolinal Gibbons
Epworth League Session Held at St Pauls M E Church
A meeting of Epworth League officers of the local Union was held Tuesday evening at St Pauls M E Church to firm by laws set the next meeting place and address organization matters. Attendees included President Reeves of Goshen and others from Goshen and this city. The next Union meeting was set for Goshen on the last Thursday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. E
Epworth League
Reevs Vaa
Goshen
bene a. _wacherde
Newark Man's Car Hits Stone Wall
The Florida touring car of T. K. Hartin of Newark New Jersey was badly damaged when it ran into a stone wall on the road near Oak Lane about three o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The driver, who was on his way from Newark to Kitensilk, lost steering gear and the car struck the wall. The driver escaped injury. The car was later taken to the North End Garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Hartin
Newark
N. J
Siee
Pair Oaks
Rewark
Kitensilk
North End Garsee
Etching Instructions in Acid Process Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage describes etching with nitric acid and water dilutions, outlining coating the surface with ground, applying acid with a dipped wick, and removing the wax after brief immersion. Multiple garbled terms obscure specifics but indicate a basic etching procedure.
Marina Case Survivors Report Sinking At Sea
Forty one American survivors of the British steamer Marina recount that two torpedoes sank the vessel off the Smah psa on October 28. They say a submarine surfaced nearby, the crew escaped in boats, and the submarine commander departed without rescue. Survivors were later picked up after 42 hours in open boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemung Stil
Marina
Germany
United States
Count von Bernatorff
State Department
Krowne
New York
Turcania
Martina
Ray
Frost
Queenstown
Lansing
Unusual Will of Pastor Russell Reveals Society Control
New York, Nov 2 The will of Pastor Charles T Russell, president of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, who died October 31, shows no personal estate and funds all to the society. Executed June 19, 1907 in Allegheny Pa, it provides five editors to run publications without salary, with three needed to impeach for disloyalty, names William Page, William Van Ambergh, Henry Clay Rockwell, K W Brennerson, and F H Robison, serving for life unless impeached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles T. Russel
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society
Watch Tower
Winhes
Russell
Zion's Watch Tower
Old Theological Quarterly
Reapture Studies
Allegheny
Ruseett
William FE. Page
William E. van Ambergh
Henry Clay Rockwell
K. W. Brennerson
F. H. Robison
Eight objections in Cox will case
Kingston November 29 Surrogate Gill heard objections in the will of Isaac N Cox Ellenville prominent resident The objections contend the will is not executed according to law the testator lacked sound mind memory and comprehension at execution and was of feeble mind and memory The proceedings were before Judge Clearwater with Frank B H Com and Ann Eliza Cox represented
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Isaac N. Cox
Ellenville
Gill
Clearwater
Frank BH
Ann Eliza Cox
Isaac N Cox
Isaac XN
Cox
Teac
X. Cox
Innac
New Yorker Buys Crans Property in Kaisertown
Alfred Crans sold Ane farm near this village to John Armbruster of New York who takes the place stock hay and related items. Possession at once. The sale closed on Monday the 10th Inst. Mrs Sheely recovered from Caesarean surgery and home recovery noted. Elderly Mr Westbrook, over 80, walked to the post office. Renwick T Senior acquired lantern slides of Montgomery residents for a Wednesday screen exhibit drawing local reader interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alfred Cranshaw
Kaisertown
John Armbruster
New York
Mra
Oacar D. Sheely
St. Taike's Hospital
Friends
Fhm
Coldenham
Renwick T. Senior
Times-Press
Grey’s Death Delays Adaptation of Border Legion
Zane Grey returns to Middletown with family after a New Jersey summer. The Border Legion stage version by Joseph Brooks halted by his death will likely be completed by William A. Brady this winter. Grey’s Wild Fire is expected to be released January 1. The Grey family will reside at the Mitchell Inn in Middletown before winter relocation to Palm Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Lackawaxen
California
Middletown
Palm Beach
Fla
Mr. Gray
Border Legion
Joseph Brooks
New York City
William A. Brady
Grey
Mr. Grey
Mitchell Inn
Bedle seeks recount after Nyack election tally
Nyack November 2 Dr N Leslie Bedle Republican candidate for Rockland County superintendent of the poor contests the Board of Supervisors count showing Halloran Brown leading. Bedle and supporters seek a mandamus writ to order a recount of void or blank ballots, returnable December justice Tompkins to Richard W Clifield and John Dickerman election commissioners and all candidates. Current figures show Bedle 3373 Brown 2279 Gross 1354 Broken 312.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
N. Leslie Bedle
Superintendent of Poor
Rockland County
Board of Supervisors
Ann
Behing Halloran Brown
M. B. Patterson
Hofstetter
Tompkins
Richard W. Clifield
John Dickerman
Commissioners of Elections
N. Leslie Baedle
Halloran Brown
Avenet J. Gross
Eugene Broken
Fatal Accident Causes Sorrow in Warwick Village
Florida, Nov 20. Reginald H. Gray of Warwick died after a threshing machine belt struck him while he adjusted a set at R. W. Anderson's. He died at home of George Scanlon on the State road. Ayi external note says he was a kindly, well regarded man, leaving a wife and daughter Olive, a Warwick High School student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Reginald H. Gray
Warwick
R. W. Anderson
Mia
Mr. Gray
George Scanlon
Gray
Eacey
Ternally
Eveyone
Ome
Danahier Olive
Warwick High School
Seeholzer Child Laid At Rest Inna Mateline Seeholzer
At 7 36 p m Tuesday funeral services were held at 132 Cottage Street for Inna Mateline Seeholzer the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Seeholzer conducted by Rev Foresa Presvoe Yante r The officiant spoke of bright promises and consoling thoughts Tributes were paid and the body was later interred in the family plot with pallbearers and mourners attending the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seeholzer
Cottage Street
Inna Mateline
Foresa Presvoe Yanter
Sete
Ford W Margarum Wedded in Newark
In Newark 300 guests attended the wedding of Miss Marion L Robertson and Ford W Margarum at 21 Walnut Street. The couple will reside in Sussex where Margarum presides over the Farmers National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford W. Margarum
Newark
Marion L. Robertson
Sussex
Walnut Street
X. J
Marion L. Roberston
Samuel Roberston
Ford
Margarum
N. 7
Robert Scott Inglis
H. J. Harp
N. J
Alan G. Roberston
Thedore Holbert
Marie W. Roberston
Alice Linn
Amanda W. Northrop
Isabel Adams
Maine
The-Valley
Beig
Middletown Lodge
Recent Activities of the Y. M. C. A. of Orange County
The November activities report a county Y M C A meeting in Goshen with Chairman Sears and regional officials. Reports from Westtown and Goshen groups detail plans to extend work, add youth groups, and host winter and spring public events. A Goshen noon hour group served lunch, while Blooming Grove held a box social with a Thanksgiving message and games after a partner supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chas. Hunter
Philip Wilcox
Robert Lewis
H Thompson
Adirondacks
Blooming Grove
Michun
Joseph C Gerow
Ralph Seacord
C. M. Ackerman
Ridgebury
America
Pine Bush Man Undergoes Major Blood Poison Operation
Albert R. Mance of Pine Bush contracted blood poisoning after cutting his thumb on glass at the Borden Condensed Milk Company plant. Four doctors treated him at Thrall Hospital in Middletown, and an arm incision with drainage was performed. Despite initial relief, his condition remains serious and he was moved to Thrall for continued care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Albert R. Mance
Te Borden Condensed Milk Company
Thrall Hospital
Middletown
Manee
Singh Lowry
Sprint
Matilda Jordan
Moaday
New Hampton Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Events
New Hampton items note Elhone taking a position at an espe brer tig paper mill in Garfield. Mrs Webster Hock hosted the Card Club last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Earl Pardy moved to Wareh, where Mr Pardy secured work. Sunday church services listed and Sunday school at 10. The chancel closed last Friday of the season with a two week stat close. Mrs G Wetmore and Mrs Frank Betty spent the weekend with relatives in Big Island. Victor Golendoaki is repainting his house at Pettit's Island. The Bennett Artesian Well Co of Unionville is staging a well on the Cove Manning farm near the Timkin at Breeze Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Elhone
Espe Brer Tig
Garfield
Webster Hock
Card Club
Earl Pardy
Waretch
Fards
Twaton
Herbert Mills
Seatchtown
Tee Chermil
Sewnnd
Pettet’s Island
Bennett Artesian Well Co
Unionville
Manning Farm
Timskin
Breeze Hill
Racing Roaers- Dat's a waedy shoet Stamp Prt smokin
Fragmented OCR text about racing roars and a short stamp port smoking with garbled phrases. It mentions Times frees and column advertisements in a puzzling, unreadable snippet. No clear people places or events can be reliably extracted.
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Horton Memorial
Advain
Misus Dosenberry
Pocrates
ST. Joseph, MO
Central Valley Fine
Altany
Peration
Mate
Matthew Huwer Menstactering Company
Uomfral Valley
Jas, Mackin
State Senate
NEW Yorker
Crans
Grey Play
Rockland
Seeholzer
Orange County
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Sears
W. B. Cocks
Cornwall
UD. V. Farlay
BE. R. Farley
Harry Bull
Campbell Hall
Hosking
Washingtonville
C. E. Mather
Westtown
A. C. Wallace
C. H. Stone
CH. Stone
Wilcox
G. H. Clark
Oliver VanKeuren
M. E
Graham
New Prospect
A. E Martine
Svily (Nee
Dmsy Evanal
June
Palisades
William B. Evans
Emily Whitten
Whitman
Everrdeds
Wew Hampton
Daggett
J. Paul's Chaps
Sterling Place
Genice
Arthur P. Daggett
Jones
EW. Hareman
Tackett
A. Dether
Ateane
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