Pentecost Sermon Blends Benediction and Insight at Hospital
A hospital chapel service on Whitsunday featured Rev F J Smith Jr delivering a blended benediction and sermon. Grace choir, directed by Helen Hampconh, performed pieces by Roberta and Kaye, with tenor soloist Mr Cox Kaye. The program closed with America as Memorial Day nears, led by a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
State Hospital
Whitsunday
F. 3. Smithera, Jr
Grace Choir
Edith Blaochard
Mise Mlle Nass
Doris Hart
Halen Kae
Harry A. Cox
Howard Weale
Teylor Slade
Helen G. Hampconh
Roberta
Cox Kaye
America
Wartime Decoration Overlooked At Alumni Day Dance
An article notes a wartime decoration appearing at a Monday night dance during Alumni Day celebrations. It highlights Louella Davis, former nurse at Midietown State Homeopathic Hospital, who after years away now runs a small sanitarium in Framingham, Massachusetts, with an immediate address on Stonehorn Waren Street. It also mentions Gertrude Mac Phillipa visiting Winterton and various social engagements, openings at Orance Lake, and preparations by prospective student nurses for the class of 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilen Keith
Framingham
Keith
Mise Davis
Mina Davis
Satttartiuim
Masa
Circus Day Reflections and Local Roundup at Middletown
The May Geographical Magazine highlights warblers as soldiers students pass a season. Guests from America avenue attend Circus Day with family visits and parade views from North Street. Reports note local fortune from the circus, expenses, and civic routine amid social chatter and weather contrasts. The piece references local officials, residents, and the state civil service oath taking effective May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier
May Geographical Magazine
Wellingtos Formas
America Avenue
Orson J
Furmas
Nellié
Grehameville
Baby Alfred
Directoyou
North Streat
Wm. Teller
Altle Son
New York State Adopts Uniform Traffic Rules
Chief of Police John D McCoach announces New York state adopts uniform traffic law after conferences of mutomodil and municipal leaders at the State Automobile Association meeting in Newburgh last November. Governor Whitman signed the measure last week becoming effective immediately. Provisions require seven feet clearance when overtaking a stopped streetcar receiving or discharging passengers, restrict disruptions of processions, limit unlawful traffic within city limits, require drivers to stop for horses and give signals for pedestrians and turns, and mandate cautious driving at intersections and curves with duty officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McCoach Lise
New York State
Mutomodilans
State Conference of Mayors
8 State Automobile Association
Newburgh
Whitman
Information for Those Needing It Information for Those Needing It
Local Home Defense Committee in Orange County opens headquarters in the Rogue building to recruit for Army Navy and National Guard. Meeting minutes name John C R Taylor I Lorillard George F Eve Frank Lybelt and others approving pledges funds and a countywide plan to coordinate enlistment and support under state authority. A legislative push seeks 100 dollars for county Home Defense expenses.
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United States Army
Aeyy
National Guard
Orange County Home Defense Committee
Comunittes
Home Defense Committee
John C. R. Taylor
Middletown
1. Lorillard
Tuxedo
George F.eves
Goehen
Frank Lybelt
Fort Servic
Fred BD. Decker
Ine Bush
B. Hodell
Newburgt
J. Bradley Bott
Goveror Waltman
Coopera
Boca
Wiliar
Alan
Lampa
Bothineg
Orange County
Home Defense
High School Notes Ahead of Concert and Sports Plans
A weekly report covers a school concert by students and alumni with ticket sales promising a large turnout Friday evening to fund a Red Cross patron membership. Also notes Boys Athletic Association meeting results with Walter Robb named basketball manager for 1917 18, Stan Johnson and Frank Jackson as football managers, and future officer elections in October. The senior class seeks tradition honors while track practice and field days prep for the big event with Prof Wilson issuing privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atudente
Red Cross
Boys’ Athletic Association
Keateloo
Walter Robb
Robb
William Werner
Frank Degnan
Anz
Stanley Johnson
Frank Jackson
Tepmin
Boyd
Willan Kesteine
Financiers Unnerved by Japan Gold Withdrawals
New York financiers say Japan has withdrawn massive gold from the United States, shifting the center of gold distribution to London. They warn this requires redistribution of gold to other parts of the world. The era of international exchanges and the Panama Canal debate frame policy concerns as Washington and officials express alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Japan
United Staion
London
Prapenes
Intercollegiate Track Abandoned Amid War Effects
The Intercollegiate Association announces the 1917 season of national track and field championships is canceled due to the war. Since 1876 these annual meets have run without break, with Yale leading in titles and Harvard close behind as schools adapt letters and awards for wartime service.
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New York
Intersollegiste
Associaion Amateur Athletes of America
College Athletica
Association
Baratoge
N. Y
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Columbia
Willams and Crey College of
Philadelphs
Cambridge
Lst
Michigan
Middle West
Sentra
Stanford
Pacific
Harvard
Cornell
Tigers
Florida Resident Moves to Glenham and Local Church Events
Florida resident James Cable moves to Glenham in Dutchess County to make his future home with his sisters. The Christian Endeavorers plan a bar nodal at the Presbyterian Church lecture room on a Friday evening in June. Ladies of the community invited to Mrs. George Wa’s home. A nurse aid project for wounded soldiers is noted with bandages and supplies prepared. Walter Brake, formerly of this place, visits Iowa after arriving from Sagten. Miss Claire Aasway of New York visits friend Miss Jala Schutta. The Ladies Aid Society hosted a service at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday evening with a presentation by Mrs. A. E. Chamberlain and local fire department members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
James Cable
Glenham
Dutchess County
Christian Mandeavorers
Presbyterian Church
George Wa Jbiare
Len
Walter Brake
Thin Place
Sagtend
Iowa
Mies Claire Aasway
New York City
Mix Jala Schutta
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. E. Chamberlain
Strange Mountain Light and Forest Blaze Near Highiend Mile
A May report from Highiend Mile describes a raging forest fire near Dell Mil after a motor party observed the blaze along a detour route via Southtelia to Bear Mountain. Firefighting efforts mobilized as locals reported the incident amid mounting government security concerns.
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Calome
Southtelia
Bear Mountain
Dell
United States
Monticello Veterans Plan Uniforms as Funds Grow
Substantial daily donations reach treasurer of the Monticello veterans organization as they plan next steps for unit uniforms. Former pastor Dr Walter W Reid, now at Trinity, delivers a moving Memorial Day sermon, praising Union soldiers and those lost. A large crowd enjoyed the motion picture Civilisation, with Liberty Woodbourne Fallaburg and Monticello attendees filling the Lyceum, plus a five-piece orchestra and dancing. Over 1,000 people saw Glidimation Friday evening, and Young Republican Club members receive recognition for organizing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeter
Walter W. Reid
Monticello Epolecope
Trinity
Monticello
Reid
Reld
Union
Bhose
Liberty
Woodbourne Fallaburg
Lyceum
Young Republican Club
GUIDE TO HOOVER IN FOOD CODES
Washington May 29 Allied food regulations form the basis for U S rules. Hoover as food administrator and officials study strict codes from Britain to guide U S ration measures. Public meals limits include five servings of meat weekly. bread must age twelve hours. sugar in cakes limited to fifteen percent. no ornamental cakes. hoarding checks via inspections. no hoarding beyond basic needs.
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Washington
United States
Herbert C. Hoover
London
Buna
Hospital Unit: Feasibility of Forming New Wing Questioned
A hospital unit debate centers on whether to form a new wing amid concerns over costs and staffing. Officials, led by hospital board chair, weigh patient access, funding sources, and long term needs. Public comment is scheduled at the next meeting.
Prohibition Bill Sparks Orange County Debate and Odd Effects
The Brown bill signed by Governor Charles 8 Whitesaw takes effect immediately in dry Orange County and similar towns, criminalizing possession of liquor. It threatens widespread disruption of clubs and outings, and even golf culture as the 19th hole and social gatherings face restrictions. Local option votes are set for April 1918 as residents weigh impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8
Whitesaw
Orange County
Funherimen
Hyuld
Mit
Aska Waltons
Grand Secretary of Masons Dead Dies Aged 77
Col. EM L Ehlers veteran of the Civil War and longtime secretary of the Masonic Grand Lodge of New York died aged 77 in this city. He served over thirty years as secretary and was honored for his seventy birthday. He rose from private to brevet colonel in New York volunteers and remained closely tied to Masonry activities in New York State.
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Masons
Col
EM. L. Ehlers
Edward L. Ehlers
Masonic Grand Lodge of
New York
United States
New York State
Hhe
Grand Lodge
Ehlers
Twelfth Regiment
Tolantes
New Tork Volentetts
Reverve Corps
New York Volunteers
Port Jervis Shooting Affray Involving Two Men
A long standing feud between two men on Pike Street ended yesterday when a meeting sparked a controversy. One man allegedly drew a revolver and fired downward. Holden tackled the shooter, others separated the scene. The revolver was charged first degree. The defendant waived examination and awaits grand jury motion. Bail set at 2500 by County Judge Seager.
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Timserey
Seager
Kingston High School Juniors Invite Taft for War Lecture
On May 30 the Kingston High School Junior Class invited ex President Taft to speak on The Present War Situation and Our Relation to the War. The event aimed to raise 1200 for next year, with much already pledged through a Red Cross drive. Over 1000 attended at the Yale Red Cross auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston High School
Taft
Fragmented cryptic text hints at a prefemicisl man
A garbled excerpt presents disjointed lines about a prefemicisl man and creeping fear of jeopardizing an austere ending. Mixed phrases reference ghosts, drowning, and literary fragments, suggesting a damaged OCR passage with unclear provenance and no coherent narrative.
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Smithers
Joffre
Mies
Gertrude Mac Phillipa
Winterton
Misa Hose
Sheridan
Mixa Sheridan
Mins Allos Jundan
John Masterson
Whitestone
I. L
Mr. Am Mra
Gastav Donecka
Tex
Grover Dorin
Bloominghare
Burgh
Grover
Mise Valey Clapton
Richmond
Wes
Orance Lake
BO Goebt
Kathering Dunn
Wurtsboro Way
Miss May
Anis
Mr. X
Barton Goll
Pavison
George
Mist Bina
Phn
Ding-w-ling
Wert Goot
Gertrude Goodale
Ashley Mal
Civél
Comyoleaton Senda
Anna Flannigan
Carrie Rice
Mabel KE. Decker
Phoebe Burna Fineman
Abyuta Hegen
Defense Committee
Fem
Wileon Tolay
Jeter
Panama Canal
California
Ataska
Hawaii
Pall Topline
Whee Wood
WAR ON College
Tokyo
Clong
China
Philippines
Collge
Army
Nery
Hartford
Cone
Harry K
Evetrn
Offdala
Bes
Ratal onfPerle
Dent
U-dent
Ory
Und al
Hoover
Masoud
M. Miller
Willem H. H. Miller
Walad
Milct
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New
Warwick
Peertéa
Warwick Katte
Keys
Port Jervis
Ana Pag Toe
Yale Red Cross
Yale Club
Hucmen
The
Vavanaie
Schoni
Adelphi College
Spanien
Wettien
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