Funeral of Frank B Ayres Held In Middletown
The funeral for Frank Boyd Ayres took place Monday afternoon at 2 at his daughter's home 246 Wickham Ave Middletown conducted by Rev Forest Preston Hunter. Interment was in Wallkill cemetery Phillipsburg with pallbearers named. Ayres born May 24 1858 was a hardware merchant and longtime president of Ayres Galloway Hardware Company later Ayres Galloway Hardware Co. Survived by three daughters a brother and sister and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Ayres
Henry B.bayer
Wickham Avenue
Forest Preston Hunter
A. H. Dillabough
Jesus
G. T. Townsend
B. T. Stanford
C. Purdy
J. V. Demerest
H. C. Ogden
F. D. Kennodha
Frank Boyd Ayres
Times-Press
Mr. Ayres
Ayres
North Street
Samuel Ayres
Mary Hulse
Brewster
Middletown
Wallkill
Werren
Our City
George A. Ewall
Spooner & Ayres and
Ayres & Galloway
Ayres & Galloway Hardware Company
Welb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fir
Dolly Jackson
Hamptonburgh
Roberta Jackson
Clakely
Webster
Beacon
Marguerita Wilson
Henry D. Sayer
Gladys Dorothy
Ito
Katherine Harnia
Iir
Genevieve B Ogden
Chin City
Chrinkmas Dry
Lasseluor H
Mary ‘Louise
Jenny Martin
Dorothy Ayres
Diniul Huntington
Mrs. Webster
Marguerite Barbara
Mra. Soyer
Pageant, Visits, and Wounding Highlight Unionville News
Unionville reports visitor Howell from Middletown staying with Mrs. Myra Corwin. A pageant titled Armabby's Call to America will be given by the Proglosterian Sunday School at Christmas. Russell Hanford of Polliam Bay was home over Sunday. Mr and Mrs A J Davenport received word Thursday their son Frank was seriously wounded in an auction on November 2. Frank was active in the Young Men's Liblo clans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Howell
Middletown
Myra Corwin
Armdnthy
America
Russell Hanford
Polliam Bay
A. J. Davenport
Frank
Sincerity Perfection and Its Paradox in Character
A brief reflection on sincerity, noting it requires the heart to be true and that pretense undermines moral character. The passage argues sincerity cannot exist without genuine inner conviction, implying doubts about hypocritical affectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Furnishings and funeral services advertised with sales and contacts
A garbled classified page lists for sale stove heaters ranges and water treatment units with various prices and features. It includes names such as Rockafellow Burnial Co and Mrs Fred Rockafellow and references to New York offices and phone numbers. Also appears Beulah Funeral director and other listings with addresses and contact details in New Jersey New York and local streets.
Fire rages endanger Town as Middletown houses burn
Flames engulf the north street area as Merchants Bank and adjacent stores burn. Fire crews use ladder access and a long steam line to flood the blaze, saving the Main Street block and preventing wider destruction. Damage includes the Tompkins store and surrounding properties with several sheds and the First Congregational Church spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenterlgr
Merchants’ Bank
Torphine
Werest
Fre
North Street
Toni Lung
Humpkins Company
Fae
Gall
Damaged Stores Highlight War Damage After Clash
Damaged premises include the Army and Navy Club occupied store with broken windows and the large W. J. Blurtup Inc. furniture store showing considerable damage on the third floor and at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Club
W. J. Blurtup, Inc
Local business leader Stan Millspaugh tied to fire loss
Longtime Port Jervis merchant Stan Millspaugh, president of the Tompkins Dry Goods Co., faced the destruction of his store in a recent fire. Authorities cite extensive holiday stock and rebuilding plans while Millspaugh deflects incendiary theories and reflects on decades of steady growth and community reputation. Also noted are military obituaries from Newfoundland and New Jersey, including Sergeant Terwilliger and Private Shane fudge, with brief familal ties and prior service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millspaugh
Thin City
J. W. Tompkins
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Winspaugh
Merchants National Bank
Tre
Denton
Hoyle
Mills Plugh
Querilong
People discuss establishing a municipal centre park in town
Leaders and residents including Leo Barnett Branley Millspaugh Dr D H Hardenberth and Rev Mr Hutier debated a municipal centre versus a YMCA building and park use. They weighed religious considerations unity of community and timing with a list of supporters published for the Times-Press Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond Millen, Jr
Times-Preas
Liberty Park
Leo Barnett
Branley Millspaugh
Kirkwood
YMC
Christ
Philip W. Minshull
Millapaugh
Misa Sadie Williamson
D. H. Hardenberth Wague
DesVernes
Gibbe
Cominicen
Times
Rom. Cox
C. J. Giering
KH Oddhs
LD Greens
D. H. Handenbersh
Hathaway
William Edgar Davis dies at 75 in Bellville
Finchville December 10 William Edgar Davis native of Pinchville died at his home 172 Stephen street Bell ville New Jersey Friday November 29 from paralysis stroke He was born May 27 1844 one of three sons of John K and Lydia Davis. He married Lucinda Cox in 1873 and Harriet Marsh Hill in 1904. He lived on a farm most of his life then moved to Bells ville five years ago Surviving kin include cousins nephews and nieces of his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgar Davis
Finchville
Pinchville
Stephen Street
Bellville
N. J
Mr. Davis
John K
Lydia (Ketcham) Davis
Ira Benjamin Davis
Theodore Algernon Davis
Davis
South Centreville
Lucinda Esther Cox
Stiles S
Mary DeHada (Mattison) Cox
Wiliam Edgar, Davis
New York City
Harriet Marsh (Martin) Hill
Richard and
Jane Martin
Old New York
Bellsille
N.4
Obsequies for Alfred W. Bilyeu of Ellenville
Alfred W. Bilyeu died at his home in Ellenville on December 6 at age 57. A lifelong resident, he was a church member and Janitor Order of American Mechanics member. Survived by wife, six children, and two sisters. Funeral held Sunday at the Reformed Church with burial in Wearilie cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William tcCarter
Wurtsboro
William Mcl Carter
Carter
Westbrookville
Alfred W. Bilyeu
Ellenville
Alfred W
Bilyeu
Mr. Bilyeu
Woodbourne
Reformed Church
American Mechanics
Elloatile
Ket
W.S. Maines
Jy. U. Alm
Wearilie
Joint Session Town Boards Reports Promising Boundary Survey
Montgomery and Hamptuourgs boards met in Madidok on December 7 to review the Old Mayes survey dating to 1554 and its relevance to current boundary lines. Most attendees favored continuing with the survey to determine whether Arthur Foes’ license area lies in Montgomery or Hamwovionburgh, with weather delaying a spring field locate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Montgomery and
Hamptuourgs
Madidok
Moston
Willigtt
New Windsor
MonieulIny
Arthur Foes
Maybrook
Hamwovionburgh
Wallkill
Offiee
Soreman
Virgil Terry
James Eckert
David
Andre Osterhout
Isaac Jennings
W. H. Legg
George T. ‘Bmbhe
Harold de Courcy
W. 5. Hanlon
George ‘Thoygaon
Po- Hee
Frank L. Boyd
Alfred Weith
George H. Cowen
Ivan G. Marto
Edward Devitt
William McNeal
Robert Kearns Tweddle
Tweddle
Naps
Hold Service in Honor of Soldier Buried at Sea
memorial services were held in the M. E. Guardh Sunday for Ernest Harold Van Gorder who died en route to France and was buried at sea. Rev. A. A. Walker led the service with singing by Carolyn Clark and Gur L. Gould, and Mrs. John H. Divine accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
M. E. Guardh
Ernest Harold van Gorder
France
A. A. Walker
Monticello
Carolyn Clark
Gur L. Gould
John H. Divine
H. Westlake Coons
School Girls of Bloomingburg to Hold Fine Party
Bloomingburg high school girls with the Home Economics Association plan a Christmas party to raise funds for a stove. They listed equipment and food for starting school lunch work and will record donor names on the list at the event. Donations will be hung on the Christmas tree and a fish pond or grab bag will raise additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Home Economics Association
Casualty List and War Headline From Washington
Washington reports a delayed casualty list with new names including Sergeant Matthew Cleary of Kingston and Clarence Dolan of Woodbourne among others. Secretary Baker notes about 16 000 major casualties remain to be reported and explains delays from courier transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew ’M Cleary
Kingston
Clarence G. Dolan
Woodbourne
Roy Macadams
Walton
Washington
Pershing
War Baker
Baker
France
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Affternoon
Othe Siile
Wiilin
Lawser
New York
Cin
Main St
Railroad Ave
Coica
Iit
Willa T. Ornate
Parlora- Rae
Omco Wits Suldorar Target Co
I¢ East Bis Screet Telephone Na
Muxsey
Avio Gate
Errica K
Valiant
McQuoid
Railroad Avene
Cig
Rheel
Owas
Chet McCoach
Atart
Middleewn
Ely
Vealliana
Aladrick
Rageios Go, Inc
Pye Stern
Aitien
Mle “Snyder
Kompeon
Anes Re Jor
Mra
J.C. R. Taylor
G. D. Theleen
W. L. van Keeck
Sadie Willemeen
van Dyke Wight
Russell Wiggins
Minnie Wilcox
Stanley Millspaugh
Tom
Nan
Jett
Lumpy
Queer Co. K
JuTth Infantry
Fumerican “Expeditionary Force
Austin A. Parker
Terwilliger
Ethel
Aviivoia
Eine Golig
Pervice
Company
Ann
Jon A. Terwillger
Newfoundland
John Simore Luiwiliger
Sergeant Terwilliger
Wen G
Shaneburg
Bert Jertis
Wis
George EB. Berguson
Hammond Fleet
Charles
Shane Fay
Greenville
Mather
Port Jerse
Ferguson
Hurnson, N. J
Edison Electric
Co. G
310Th Infantry
Unie City
Dev Ice Co
Popular Science Monthly
Firemen of
George H. Reynolds
Brooklyn
Fred Berry
Mount Vernon
John E. Wilkin
William 8. Hanlon
Raymond Hanlon
Charleston, South Carolina
Naval Training Camp
Naval Hospital
Ats
Smart
Paul Nichols
Nichols
Rollin W. Thompain
Deposit
Wareid Lord
Passaic
Reid
Bulgaria
Otto Johnson
William H
Lakeside
Newnorgh
Atv
Mtth
Regus
Willam J. Rampe
Liberty
Daniel H. Merritt
Bescon
Sivard
Sivard Remedy Company
Warrensburg and
Sweet & Orr
Union
Mackinaws
Excelsior and Osborn
Glastonbury and Root
Finch
McCurrah
W. A. Hartin
East Main Street
Kernochan
Opp
King Street
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