Middletown Voices War Time and Politics Debate
The article surveys local sentiment in Middletown on war aims and neutrality, praising civic resolve and urging unity across parties. It highlights dairymen and labor groups forming political stances, discusses national defense, and stresses support for American efforts while cautioning against class-based political gains. It notes baseball's wartime impact on amateur and professional play and emphasizes the city’s youth and women contributing to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bashibati
National Baseball Colin
Cinderella Man staged at First Presbyterian Church
The Cinderella Man a four act Ward Child Carpenter play was performed Friday night at First Presbyterian Church with Lucile Landers as lead. Miss Tremper Franco solo opened the program followed by songs and readings. Miss Landers received praise for charm and sincerity and the event supported by the Christian Endeavor Union with a lunch room at Franklin Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Queintot
Ary
Mroge
Queintot
Marjorie Seward
Mrat Presbyterian Church
Lucile Juanders
Ward
Carpenter
Miss Landers
Nevin
Frances Tremper
Landershen
Tony
Christmnan
Reems
Leagins
Marjorie
Clay
Primrose
5Sing
Jim
She Bear
Leland T. Powers
Mildred’ Carner
Roach
Ecstacy
Horesmann
Cecil Dayon
Ernest &. Husdorf
Ichstar
Spross
Messnger
Holley
VanDucer Wisner Wedding Report From The Warwick Dispatch
The Warwick Dispatch covers the wedding of Miss Glady Wisner and Mr. VanDucer at Marble Collegiate Church New York. Guests include family from Wisner Vander and others. ceremony led by Rev Dr Yicksilan. reception includes Mendelssohn music and flags. Also notes a jewelry mystery case and weathered story fragment.
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VanDucer—Wisner
Warwick Dispatch
Othe Vane Wisner Nuphals
Punes Frese
Glady
Wisner
Martha W. Wrenup
Cursten W. Wisner
Wilson C. Var Ducer
New York
Markaiel Vandurer
Woner
Wiss
Fiw
James Burrell
J. D
Betai Aed
Contun Wipothe Srsan
Vanker
Loothers
Valeting
Vincot
Wat
Pew
Mendelsohn
Mad Detona
Mir Vander
Quiet Nuptials Tie Nellie Burton to Chauncey Decker
Miss Nellie Burton of Lew ouch marries Chauncey E. Decker of Joy Cottage Street. Attendants include Mrs. Morris and Mildred Mossman of Livingston Manor. After a brief wedding trip they will live with Mr and Mrs H J Startin at 168 Cottage Street. A second ceremony at the Unisersinugh airish house unites Edward Flood and Anne Dams of Unionville with Rev Stan ard Dow Hutler officiating. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs F Alonzelli of Middletown.
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Unisersinugh Airish House
Stanard Dow Hutler
Edward Flood
Anne Dams
Unionville
F. Alonzelli
Middletown
Fred Pilakoff Falls to Strangler Ed Lewis in New York
Fred Pilakoff, veteran wrestler, previously drew with Carl B. Urohi in Eagles Hall, loses to Strangler Ed Lewis at the Lexington Theatre. Lewis secures victory with arm scissors and a pin after a tour of matches in the autumn nationals. Zarazko returns to action as other bouts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pilakof
Ohe
Carl B. Urohi
Eagles Hall
Javwis
Lexington Theatre
New York
Appeals Court Hears Argument in Felony Case
The Court of Appeals heard arguments in the felon case involving Patrick Blake as appellant. The appeal challenges an Orange County trial court judgment in favor of the plaintiff. Laan C. Goodhump represented the appellant. the case was submitted by the respondent.
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Athans
Dec T
Court of Appeals
Tatrick Blake
Corm@all
Oranke
Plaiadm
Laan C. Goodpengh
Catholic Church Changes Rules Owing To War Advent Regulates Marriage
Advent began with changes in Catholic marriage rules amid wartime. New code requires written engagement with signatures, baptismal certificate, and three days after bans. Minimum marriage ages set at 16 for males and 14 for females. Second cousins barred. affinity with deceased husband’s relatives limited. Sponsors at baptism must be 14. confirmation sponsor lacks impediment. Holy Communion allowed for ill patients. fasting rules relax on certain days due to war. abstinence schedule narrowed to specific holy days.
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Antereal
The Magical Cutter and Wartime Red Cross Efforts
Report on an electric gauze cutter donated by Eugene Horton proving efficient in a hospital workroom. A 1000 cotton pads order was fulfilled by a December 24 deadline, with 625 produced in one session. Across two months ending December 1, the Red Cross chapter posted 260 knitted items, including sweaters, mittens, wristlets, and a helmet, aided by Auxiliaries from Ursuline Unit, Thompson Ridge, Bloomingburg, Otisville, and the Home. The piece highlights volunteer spirit, holiday interruptions, and a nod to Longfellow’s sentiment as volunteers continue rest-pilations and packing for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Horton
Aladdin
Deceber
Red Cross
Thompson
Bloomingburg
Otisville
Longfellow
New York
Grand Commanders Attend Fraternal Banquet in Middletown
The Grand Commander Mrs. Cattie J. McDannell of Buffalo presided at the Lewis Mack tabees banquet in the Times Building. An inspirational address was given at the evening session. Mrs. Lancy Wein led the banquet committee with assistance from Mrs. Froma Knapp and Mrs. Emma Kariffin.
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Romms
Spieta Cher
Cattie J. McDannell
Buffalo
sta. @ag
Bangurt
Lancy Wein
Froma Knapp
Emma Kariffin
Ladies Aid of Italian Chapel Elects Officers
An enthusiastic Malian Chapel Ladies Aid Society meeting on Thursday afternoon elected officers for the year. Teresa Sandella was named President, Rosamaa Tesia First Vice President, Matkhenta Giotrioni Home Missionary Committee, Myra Fannie Nania Corresponding Secretary, Vincenca Wasi Financial Secretary, and Lora Perna Treasurer. A plan for curtains and kitchen furnishings was discussed. A lecture and cancer awareness event are in the works. The issue quotes reflections on love, personality, and leadership, including a quote linking Lincoln’s heart to national triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Prsident
Mmrs
Teresa Sandella
Rosamaa Tesia
Home
Comavite
Mss
Matkhenta Giotrioni
Myra
Fannie Nania
Vincenca Wasi
Lora Perna
Just One Race Be Taanity At Therm Noon
The fragmentary note mentions a single event at a hot therm arena around noon. Names, places, and clear actions are unreadable, but the terse line implies a lonerace or heat in progress or upcoming. Further details are not legible in the surviving text.
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John D. Utivers
Edlior
Knickerbocker
Associated Praca
Powtonce
Middletown
N. Y
Weeakly
Ptreyems Prining
John D Sromne
A. Atiy
King and Center
Bneijess
Office of Publication
Hix
Timoe-Press
Therm
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