Church Women of City Meet in Various Congregations
Reports from First Congregational First Baptist North Street Congregational Grace Church Auxiliary and other churches describe annual meetings. Officers elected and missions discussed include Latin America Liberia Syria and Persia. Attendance range 27 to many with lectures piano music and social hour.
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First Congregational
Women’s Guild
First Congregational Church
Airernyon
A. J. Horaneck
I. S. Benjamin
Tist
Ice
Albert EF. Greene
First Baptist
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
F.P. Hunter
Washington ‘Street
Otis D. Hardenbergh
Milton Conkling
Florence Conkling
Latin America
Porto Rico
Mary Davis
Cuba
M- Dobell
Mexico
W. W- Clark
Central America
John Bow
North Street Congregational
Women's Missionary Society
North Street’ Congregational Church
Orrin Allen
Women’s Board of Home and Foreign Mission
Congregational Churches of America
J. H. Cox
C.B. Wilkes
Ernest S. Hilsdorf
Piayist
A. H. Phillips
Grace Church
Clark
Elizabeth Beers
Ibs
EB. de W. Seaman
Liberia
Africa
Parson Pickani
McNum
Fanny
Weisz
Singa
China
Holy Catholic Church of
Chins
Fila Leonard
Fred van Wie
Otisville Community News And Local Incidents
Otisville residents recap a family visit to Madison New Jersey and a relative released from Lafayette College while reporting a minor injury. A New York druggist is arrested for alleged mislabeling of personal substances leading to a safety incident. A fire spreads tar paper fragments to Ford Street and nearby areas during Monday morning blaze.
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Otisville
Lewis Evans
Madison
N. J
Pam
Lafayette College
Harton
Naval
Fran FL Coser
Ridge Street
Myris
Little Are
Dartford Views on 27th Division Wounded at Base Hospital No 37
A Dartford Times-Press reader from E R Forthoffer sends photos and notes about Dartford and the U S Base Hospital No 37 near Dartford, where many 27th Division wounded were treated. Middletown men listed include George Fetheroll William Broadhead Frank Nichols Nate Potter and Frank Carey with Jesse Graham and Archie Bronimous recently discharged. Graham wounded again. The hospital reports most men recovered and awaiting disposition.
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Times-Press
Dartford
U. 6
Middletown
George Fetheroll
William Broadhead
Frank Nichols
Nate Potter
Frank Carey
War Savings Quotas Yet to Be Reached in Buddletown Wallkill
Buddletown and Wallkill struggle to meet their War Savings Stamp quotas. By December 1 the district had 215 052.64 toward 383 580 split between Middletown and Wallkill, with weeks 1 7 adding 217 700 Middletown 208 345 Wallkill 9 355. Officials urge continued purchases via banks and post offices as a sound investment.
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Buddletown
Wallkill
Middletown
Wail
Henry Dutcher Death Report From South Fallebary
John Tryon of 90 Boonton Ave. reports the death of Mrs Henry Quatcher in South Fallebary on Thursday morning. The obituary notes her daughter and the familiar city context, though details are partly illegible due to OCR.
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Mra
John Tryon
Boonton Ave
South Fallebary
Moraina
Henry ‘Quatcher
Three Cases Tried in December Term of Setivans County Court
The December term of the Setivans County Supreme Court began Wednesday afternoon and covered two weeks. Of a calendar of nearly ten cases, only three were tried during the term, with additional matters pending.
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Setivans County
Labor Creed of Industry Unity Promoted by Chamber Forum
President Buck presents J. D. Rockefeller labor creed emphasizing partnership of labor and capital, community representation in industry, fair wages and conditions, and broad representation across plants and nations to extend joint councils and conferences for harmony and prosperity.
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Buck
Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Rockefeller
Naliows Industyie
Indianapolis Star Notes Sermon Minister In Social Circles
A brief item reports on a sermon delivered by a minister whose social standing in Indianapolis circles is noted. The piece adds no indication of movement or change in status, focusing on the reception among local elites.
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Remuse
Ceta 2
Indianapolis Star
New Night Message Rates Announced By Post Office
Postmaster General Burleson announces reduced rates for short overnight telegraph messages from January 1. Short messages may travel far for as little as 20 cents with a maximum of 50 cents, significantly lower than the previous dollar ceiling. The change complements existing night letters and pushes telegraph use to cut delays in distance communications.
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Burleson
Western Union
Ancient Punishment for Disloyal Belgian Women
Belgium in wartime reports an archaic penalty used on women blamed for loyalty to Germans. Women in Yavor are shaved of their hair and barred from leaving indoors or visiting wig-makers as retribution. Corroborating remarks note pro German Belgian men faced corporal punishment, while most Belgians stayed loyal and resisted occupation.
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Associated Press
Bruges
Yavor
Belgium
von Bissing
von Palkenhausen
Toads Prove Service in Controlling Garden Pests
George W. Hunter notes toads consume many harmful insects. A toad reportedly eats 128 insects in 30 minutes, potentially destroying 3,000 in a day. Their diet includes cutworms, offering substantial garden aid during summer seasons.
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George W. Hunter
Aleppo's Ancient Citadel and Mosque Center Historic Town
The center of Aleppo contains the ancient citadel surrounded by a deep moat. Nearby lies the great mosque near the tomb of Zacharias. Egyptian monuments allegedly date a Gr at settlement to about 2000 B.C. The city once traded with Venice and Baghdad, gaining fame across Christendom.
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Aleppo
Zacharias
John
Venice
Bagdad
Christendom
Presidential succession clause outlined in 1964 text
The article discusses the presidential succession law as stated in 1964, saying when both president and vice president die the line passes to cabinet members starting with the secretary of state. It notes a foreign born secretary of state could affect succession, passing to the secretary of the treasury.
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Jacee
Treasury
Ingenious gardener taps beans with wringer method
Novel Bean Haller discovers beans can be hulled by a clothes wringer. Loosening roller tension lets beans exit pods without breaking. TAKE MOUSE IN Albany. Assemblyman Charles L Mead and Mrs Mead move to Albany home at 2 Willett Street.
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Albany
Charles L Mead
Mrs. Mead
Willett Street
Theggrt Ty Encountered Rare Reflection Suggestion
A cryptic note suggests asking Theggrt Ty about books he read, reflecting on a rare moment of insight. Emerson.
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Emerson
Optimistic Thoght Riddle Refers To Ruler Bimeel
An enigmatic line hints at a ruler named Bimeel and a governed domain. The phrase suggests a paradox where optimism guides authority and control.
Farewell Dinner for Major Harkness at Otisville Hospital
U. S. General Hospital No. 8 Otisville hosted a farewell dinner for Major Robert B. Harkness ML.C. on his return to civilian life after resigning via the Adjutant General. Officers, staff, and patients praised his leadership during his tenure as Chief of the Medical Staff since August.
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U. S. General Hospital
No. 8
Otisville
Robert B. Harkness
Ml.c
General Hospital
Charles B. Perry
Joseph McSorley
Perry
Stygall
Matthew McCann
George Shaw
John E. White
Charles B. Merrill
Wiliam J. Hammer
William Hearst
Tiffany Company
Harkness
Burags
John Deisseroth Freed as Recorder Dismisses Case
Newburgh December 13 The case against John Deisseroth charging violation of General Election Law 417 was dismissed by Recorder Peter Cantline after the key witness Willam Earl repudiated a crucial sworn statement. Earl testified he did not claim Deisseroth entered the voting booth, though two inspectors aided Earl at registration. Witnesses suggested it might have been William Deisseroth who escorted Earl to the guil flag place. Earl also faces perjury charges.
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Times Press
Newburgh
John Deisseroth
Peter Cantline
Willam Eari
Deisseroth
Earl
Hirschberg
Hirschberg Deissereth
Henri Kohl
Edward Groth
Thomas Gloskin
William Deisseroth
Bari
Guifflag
Dead Civilizations Marked by Silent Graves
A fragment from Christian Bead notes a stark view of fallen civilizations. The text laments that thirty dead leave no tombstone to mark their graves, implying enduring shadows over souls and civilizations.
Uncle Eber and Docle Eten Oppose Uncertain Crap
A fragment shows Uncle Eber declaring a stance against a dubious act while Docle Eten protests that winning under any circumstance is wrong, conveying tension over moral adequacy and outcome.
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Uncle Eber
Docle
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Church Women OF City
Ker
Hunter
Florence Connor
Lila Mills
England
Baird
Harriet
First’ Presbyterian
Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian Church
Mange
George’ Marsden
Kirkwood
Weir. Dickerson
Allison- James
New Mexico
Santa Fe
United States
Allison
Mary E. James
James
Allison James
Colorado
Texas
Mira
Geo
W. Beakes
McAnner
Arthur F. Malien
W. le Dickerson
Syria
Persia
MeeYuBe
Dis
Georges Fetherolf
New York
James BR
Dra
Broadway
Denain
Mahoney
Eta Roach
Johan F. Murlaugh
Tazmira
U. S. Hospital
E.R. Forthoffer
Dartford Kent
Henry Dutcher
SOUTH FALLA@BURQ
Montgomery Folk Desire
Railroad Administration
Montgomery
State Utility Commission
Wailkill Valley
New York Central
Wilfred Osborn
George A. Osborn
Motor Transportation Corps
Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
S.C
Partanal
Pe Wres Seerves
George A. Osbornes
Brooklyn
Charles Petherbridge
Earl Osborn
Post Office
Frank McHugh
Orange County Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Barrow
Carméli University
Ithaca
T. E. Milliman
Wellington Sparks
John €. Vanderoer
Ure
Mr. Rockefeller
Kame
Rewite
mePnens
Major Harkness
Jacgie Knox
United States Court
Henry Keobl
Ivard Lockwood
Walter Carson
Edmund Platt
Congress
Cheser
Nohi
Tne
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