Thanksgiving Union Service at St Pauls Church
Large congregation gathered at St Pauls Church for a Thanksgiving service presided by Rev C H Reynolds. The program featured hymns, prayers, a sermon by Rev O B Swift and an offertory for the City Missionary Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
C. H. Reynolds
Dr. Glinton
PB. Hunter
B. FE. Smith
C. B. Neyroz
City Missionary Union
Hilzabets Madden
M. Louise Jordan
0. B. Swift
Ph. da
Butler
Mr. Reynolds
R. O. Kirkwood
H. van Dyke Wight
G. A. Fechper
Mr. Swift
Beginning of Fulfilment and World Service Hope
Grover Carey urges patience for visions to mature as the world awakens to democracy and universal suffrage. He cites 1911 London race congress and the World Parliament of Religions, praising internationalism, wartime aid, and a shift from narrow nationalism toward global service and shared humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Jehovah
Amos
Ieaea
Isaiah
Micah
Nahum
Zephanaiah
Habakkuk
Jeruzalem
Mor Deaines
Sarah
Ishorah
Kingdom of God
Earth
Fence Palace
the Hague
Jesus’ Vison
Hatons
Christ
America
Paul
Aeathen
Britain
France
Germany
Petricieta
Jetus
Lerael
London
Chicago
American
Old England
Totteries
Empire
Red Cross
Toom
Und
Wilson
Jesus
Slate Hill church notes and social plans
The Slate Hill Presbyterian Sunday School aims to hold a Christmas Eve program and a surprise social on December 7 in Evans Hall at 7 o clock with refreshments. A DR S Society meeting at Miss Caroline Wickham's home on November 23 was enjoyed. Miss Marion Meffride visits Thanksgiving with family before returning to Oneonta Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate Hill
Ridgebury
Presbyterian Sunday School
Evans’ Hall
Sieathly
D. R S. Society
Caroline Wickham
Judgebury
Florence McBride
Presbrterian Sunday School
Mies
Marion Meffride
Oneonta
Drohl Seeks Wrestle Match With Newburgh Butcher Boy
Carl Drohl of Middletown writes the Times-Press seeking a wrestling match with Newburgh's So Called Great Butcher Boy or with his pupil Emil Saunders. He recounts travelling to Newburgh and offering $500 stakes, criticizing West and the amateur bout, and inviting the crowd to Middletown for a real match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl FE. Drohl
Cay
Times-Press
Newburgh
Butcher Boy
Emil Saunders
West
New York State
Mateh
Pam
E. Saunders
Saunders
Middletown
Tring
Middleown
Aly
Xenvargh
Newibough
Bickers
Carl EO Drohl
Frank Wins Out In Poll For Fire Chief Post
In a Monday election with 122 votes cast, James Frank Jr. narrowly defeated incumbent Chief Ward Chet Weedson by a one vote margin. Weedson led the prior contest with 346 votes to Frank's 23? and a 96 vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Ponthheopsie
William HH Frank, Jr
Phoenix Hose Tongans
Powthkerpeic
Tri-States Club Victor in First Marathon Race
The Tri-States Athletic Association won the first annual marathon run between Goshen and this city on Thanksgiving Day. Lithgow S. DeWitt of Port Jervis finished first in 46 minutes 30 35 seconds, narrowly beating Harold E. McGaw of Port Jervis. Kehaya of Cornwall placed third as seven miles were completed. Boy Scouts also held a race with Walter Gardner winning in 12 minutes 34 seconds. Prizes were awarded at the Chamber of Commerce offices with cups and medals for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-States Athletic Association
Goshen
Chamber of Commerce
Lithgow 5
DeWitt
Port Jervis
Harold &. McGaw
Tri-States
Congregtion Church Athletic Club
J. A. Garcia
Cornwall Military School
Harold E. McGaw
Lithgow S. DeWitt
Tri-States Athletic Club
H. Spencer Greer
Harriman Monument
North Church Street
Phillipsburgh
Mechanicstown
East Main Street
Grand Avenue
Sprague Avenue
Benton Avenue
Roberts Street
North Street
Franklin Square
Harold
John Duryea
Congregational Church Athletic Club
DeHass
Walter Gardner
Charles Post
Gardner
John Decker
Alan Baker
Leslie Donald
Floyd Vandermark
Henry Olsen
Then Chamber of Commerce
South Street
R. 0. Kirkwood
Harold BE. McGaw
Alexander Kehaya
Cornwall
Emereon H. Rose
Allen W. Corwin
Thanksgiving Feast at Hospital Inspires Homelike Cheer
The article recalls a hospital Thanksgiving with a homey mood, detailing a menu including turkey dressing goose and pie. It notes staff, patients, and volunteers sharing meals, dancing in Amusement Hall, and a celebratory atmosphere that blends devotion and American traditions at Camp Dix era dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Ifs
New York
Cotee
Percy Larkin
National Army
Camp Dix
Mary N. Schmitz
R-N
Ashley
Mount Hope Social Notes From Middletown Visitors
Mount Hope November 20. Mr and Mrs Ross Arthur and Mr and Mrs Weed of Middletown hosted at Mr Isabelly Wells home. People from Newark and local residents visited, with several families and relatives noted in casual gatherings and Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Nia Ross Arthur
Mra. Weed
Middletown
Isabelly Wells
Herman Felsing
Metropolis
Facer Davis
Newark
N. J
Davis
Thar Pata
Joseph Mitchel
Finchulic
Aliee Clark
Horedeck
Slate Hhs
Geotee Raafman
John Serholt
Wells
Thaskeshinsev
Mims
A. Goarnier
Enwkan
Goorks Clark
Weat Town
Tasid Dairy
David, Jr
H. Clark
Ira Ketcham
Ro Holl
Wilson Amd
Mies Metel
Brooklyn
Ater
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St. Paul’s
Swift
Babilon
Brexiel
Jerusalem
Ezekbel
Babvinn
Lael
O. B. Swift
Grover Carey
Thomas Carey
Unionville
George Alien
Seeles
Slate
Jake” Titeworth
Yorks
Mesritt Suise
Deker
First Avenue
George Goldsmith
Mar Schurz
Jacheonville
Vie
Ward Kimble
Camp Fire Girls
Caaid
Kimbir
Faee
Tima
Blanch Hanford
Jesse L. Graham
Geo. Graham
Commonwealth Avenue Extension
Tist
105Th Infantry
Camp Wadsworth
Drohl
Tri-States Club
Lithgow S. de
Williams
McWilliams
Vollmer
Oxden
Uckhou
Kor H. Gardner
Nichi
Mount
Mope
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