Pythian Sisters Elect Officers in Pine Bush
At Juanita Temple No. 26 Pythian Sisters regu lar meeting in Pythian Hall on Wednesday. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Past Chief Hmeretta Vankeuren Most Excellent Chief Mila Elder Excellent Senior Anna Uecker Excellent Junior Maud Crawford Manager Mary A. Scot M of R & C Elsie Jansen Veroy M of F Harmah M. Anderson Protector Alman Pickering Guard Katherine Howell. Services will be held at the Metropolitan Church Sunday morning and evening with Rev. George E. Wright preaching at 11 o clock and 7:50 pm. The Men's Bible class meets at 7:19. The Epworth League meets Sunday evening at 6345. The Sunday school Christmas tree and entertainment will be held Friday evening December 18. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Juanita Temple
Harmah M. Anderson
Alarn Pickering
Guald
Kathering Howell
Methodist Church
Metodist
George EB. Wrigit
O’clark
Nehemiah
A. Jr. Armstrong
Ipworth League
Jay
Graham's Church
Graham‘’s
Charles W. Gillebple
Christina
Thurniay
J. W. Weller
Hig
Pater
Ula Wees
Christmas Plan A Program Tied to Local Charity Efforts
Plan a program for Christmas and EBT aid outlined by area officials in midday coverage. Reports from Louenst Valley and New Iergh detail events including a hospital visit by a family, a dinner for local officials, and anniversary notes on a historic railroad opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louenst Valley
Dee
Usather
Siydan
Willkian
St. Bike's Trospetal
New Iergh
Timnsals
Wdenalds
Ara
Geo. Havens
Geo. McGarfney
Aprio
Wes
Dore
George LB. Suydam
Myrtle J. Hrong
Paterson
N. J
Women Apply to Join Troops Amid Debate Over Enlistment
Reported bids by women to enlist alongside male soldiers surface in New York contexts. The filed applications, though names withheld, prompt discussion on whether women can match men in duties, with some arguing capability while others resist ballot-related constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altany
Tien
Dye
New York
Phate
Trey Bevel
Mayes
Gay
Mao
Wren
Omitted Name Restored in Lawyer Advisory Lineup
A lawyer list printed Thursday failed to include Attorney Joseph J. OConnell of the firm who offered services to the Legal Advisory Board. The omission was inadvertent and corrected in the next notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. O'Connell
War of Lawyers
Huard
Tax crackdown hits small incomes under new wartime law
The War Revenue Act of October 3 1917 expands tax duties with enforcement plans led by Rowe Truitt Alvany tax collector. Officials will appoint district officers to collect returns and instruct taxpayers. Thresholds require married individuals with two thousand dollars or more and single filers with one thousand dollars or more to file. Penalties apply for failure to report. The act sets payment due before March 2, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rownoe Trwit
Alvany
Faternal
Takai Abidayity Ag Ta
Kays
Irwin
Gavin
Gineh
Midnight Mass Tradition And War Time Prayer
In mid December Catholic communities in Midalehd face wartime strain yet plan Christmas Eve Midnight Mass across the archdiocese. Cardinal For Veva’s delegation supports a limited national prayer brigade. thousands of Catholic homes in Wink Kee fear war’s impact while urging solemn Mass and prayers for country and defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Holt
Chrishons
den J. G. McAhiney
Gardlad Jersey
Wink
Coal Shortage Forces Class Cancellations at Union
A coal shortage caused classroom closures at Union, forcing students to relocate to South College. The disruption affected Albany area facilities and involved student transfers as dormitory housing adjusted to the reduced energy supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Albany
Wrekin Hall
Tien Caliente Clagserm
Germian
Binglich
Alexander Wichimemd
Orleek
Aiehi
Teceeata Nearth
Civil War Vet Recounts Battle of 55 Years Ago
Newburgh resident 2 L Kidd recalls a Civil War clash near Fredericksburg and the Mississippi campaigns. He describes bad weather, brutal fighting, and the 15,200 graves in the Fredericksburg national cemetery, noting the toll on his regiment and the universal march of time as veterans pass on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kidd
Newburgh
New York
Iedericksburg
Fredericksburg
Mother of Washington
National Cemetery
Bliv
Dub
Symce
Vanderlip Urges Nation to Save in War Campaign
Frank A. Vanderlip speaks at the Minvis Manufacturers Association urging citizens to support the war savings stamp program. He argues individual saving fuels national effort, aids domestic production, and strengthens the country’s character, noting costs and the impact on war financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank A. Vanderlip
Minvis Manufherators’ Association
Kometins Cink
Aiinderup
Three certified at White Plains
Three certified at White Plains by the draft board list names including Kiana cest goad Richard Magne and George G Collins. The notice notes a clerical error and an upcoming reading at the focal call. DIES FROM BLOOD POISONING Monticello. The funeral for Miss Camelia Latourette is described with nursing details and county recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiana
Monticelin
Mies Camelia Latoatetis
Leen
Mise Latour
Mite
Richard
Ten Reasons to Join the Red Cross Work
Ten reasons outline why joining the Red Cross matters including its congressional authorization to aid the army and navy, widespread public support with five million members, efficient use of funds, support for Allied soldiers, aid to widows and children, care for maimed soldiers, broad organizational reach, non discrimination, and backing of the President and national ideals. The membership drive in the city proceeds next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thed Cross
The
Red Cross
United States
Congress
Army
Navy
America
United States Guard Formed to Relieve Army
Washington announces a 25,000 strong United States Guard to be formed by voluntary enlistment. The guard will perform police duties and supplement Army operations as needed, authorized by the War Department. Details on organization and deployment remain tentative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Buc
United States Guard
Hudson River Steamers Halted by Snowfall
Snow blanketed the Hudson River region delaying river traffic as steamers stopped at Yonkers and entered New York City late by about three hours. Ten boats were obliged to quit service as heavy snow fell 12 to 15 inches deep.
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Newburgh
Newharsh
Slomis
Hudson
Hudson River
Yonkers
Middletown Man Receives Part Of Owed Estate
The will of Minor TD Watkins directs that half the property he owned at death go to Ralph W. Sheppard of Middletown and Wes. Her ton of Palmyra Jr. receives the other share. The estate's remainder is placed in trust for the Bieremen Cemetery maintenance. Also noted is the death of C. T. Ayers, Erie Railroad traveling agent, in Ridgewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Watkins
Ralph W. Sheppard
Middleman
Wes
Herton
Palmyra
Threa
Bieremen
Bazaar at St John’s church draws large crowd
An afternoon and evening bazaar in the basement of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church attracted a large church and friend attendance. The event featured an entertainment program with piano solos, vocal numbers, recitations, and choir performances, plus a village of booths selling domestic and fancy articles at reasonable prices under Mrs. George F. Heissenthal’s overall coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles Post
Henry Cox
Hoover
Bertha Rose
Sleanor
Helen
Fuusi
Wari
Nenrs Fuann
Angpeyevit
Giddap
G. A. Pechner
G. A. Fechner
Faner
Faltaie
Wochs Weiniz
Atiianin
Hianech Ang
Paul Vatisiaw
Anmhor Jrrson
Ras Mes
Hilzabeth Barthe Mass
Rebeos
Tae Weil
George F. Heissentatiel
Oazaay
Jones
William Wer
Wern
Sin Ts
Luncheon and Bazaar Close After Evening Service
A luncheon served in the evening and a bazar that stayed open late marked the event, ending with a calm close as attendees departed.
New Rochelle mobilizes 2000 recruits to Fort Slocum
New Rochelle churches clubs and citizens housed 2000 recruits from the Department of the Host after Fort Slocum ran out of sleeping space. Col Kingsbury doubled barracks capacity by using two mattresses per bed and the local committee organized meals blankets and funds including 1000 from Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Rochelle
Fort Slocum
Department of the Host
H. R. Kingsbury
Citizens Committee
Harry H. Beattys
St. John’s Methodist Church
Red Cross
Columbus O'Donnell Selin
Citizens Protective Committee
Clark
J. W. Lieb, Jr
Grangers Elect Officers In Wawayanda Meeting
At the Wawayanda Grange last meeting officers were elected for the coming term. Master Mrs. Frank Remey and Secretary Frank Remey will lead, with D C Sutton Overseer and George Miller Lecturer. Next gathering set for December 18 at Mary E Cote’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawayanda Grange
Frank Remey
D. C. Sutton
George Miller
Frank Clark
N. C. Purdy
Mary EB. Cole
J. E. Elston
Henry Kirby
Ceres
Pomona
Edward Elston
Flora
Florence Kirby
Broward
Recruits Leave for Fort Slocum
Recruits from sections I at Poughkeepsie depart Tuesday for Fort Slocum. Names listed include Benedicts, Levins, Cox, Carrell, Harris, Decker, Forney, Lowery and others from Middletown Goshen White Lake Sparrowhush and Hishland Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poushkeepsie
Tueaday
Fort Siocwin
Middletown
Smith Benedict
Ab Frol
M. Cortricht
Gumner Benedict
James M. Levins
James D. Cox
le Roy ¥. Rowley
Flord H. Johnson
Watsick
Charles P. Fitzpatrick
Johnson
Thowald Jonson
Hishland Mills
John £. Carrell Goshen
Domian Harris
Wartsboro
Gilbert S. Decker
White Lake
Port Jervis Star Route Considered for Motor Service
Postmaster James Gilio reports that the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General has requested study on establishing a motor star route from New York City to Port Jervis. The proposal would serve Jereer Clits, Nellevile, Montclair, WVeroha, Caldwell, TeniNs, Rockawar, Dover, Kenvil, Ledeewood, Stanhope, Am dover, Newton, Branchville, Lar tons, and jainesville NJ as a potential network.
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Port Jervis
James ¥. Gilio
Mtrom
Washington
New York City
Clits
Nellevile
Montclair
Wveroha
Caldwell
TeniNs
Rockawar
Dover
Kenvil
Ledeewood
Stanhope
Amdover
Newton
Branchville
Lartons
Unionville Dance Band Sets Night Out
Free five McWilliams and his orchestra played at Unionville Thursday night as an orange dancer. They went down by night but left the cat and came home Friday morning on the M and U L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Frea
McWilliams
Nate
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Joseph M
Mie
James Eawarda
Nesta
Ame
Janes Berta
Peeting
Perry Bo Moan
Leonard Mr. Brown
Mts Anabulanes Corps
American Herosa
Newent
Bor
Danslua
Ciel
Ata
Fedemdav
Varios
Lansing
Wenilell Mnitipe
Jamee Street
Franklin Square
North Street
West Main Street
Tower
Upper North Street
D. L. Kidd
Hesvsaary
Telmond
Mylan
Wymena
Vrederickebure
Vanderlip
U. 5
Aosetnimnan
Gerber
Faia
White Plains
OWEGD
Lutheran Fair
St. John’s Church
M. H. Tyrrell
Mahlon H. Tyrrell
Beacon Street
Uncle Sam
Grangers
FT. Slocum
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