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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

3

Memorial Day Parade Highlights Middletown 1916 Pageant

The Middletown Memorial Day 1916 celebration drew crowds to a large parade and morning exercises. 600 children from 10 Sunday schools joined veterans in the program, with bands and a human flag formed by pupils. Events included a Maypole dance and clown circle, ending with ritual services at Thrall Park and demonstrations by Boy Scouts and local organizations.

Middletown John A. Logan Grand Army Charles FE. Grenson Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church Rodue Bove Franklin Square North Street Wickham Avenue Thrall Park Ofcers Gier Herbert, Bennett and Prace McCoach McIntyre Staf I. Viret Infantry N. G Gen. Lyon Dept. N Wm. A. Jackson Dept N.Y. G. A. R Sith Veterans Association C. Wellet Spanish War Veterans Patriotic Sons of America Greason Grant Grace Church First Presbyterian Vaul Betsy Baptist Liberty St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Washington Hye Gp Hayes Field Mayes Hutt Be Greenson Cirle Alan Mr. Greason Flilzabeth Young Nope Treman Dorothy Fellowa Helen Manchard Vartorie Pellowa Wallkill Jce Dennerline N.Y Mies Agnes Roop Mariette Sterret Enan Times-Press Sepo Dimes Martha Magar FE. M Ocenter Elsie Farrington Goddess of Gerald Gould Uncle Sam Breese

Longtime Port Jervis Doctor Henry Hardenbergh Dies at 81

Dr Henry Hardenbergh oldest native Port Jervis resident and elder physician in Orange County who began practice before the Civil War died at his home 21 East Main Street at 410 pm aged 81 arteriosclerosis and stroke. He trained at the same college as his father and practiced with him for decades and left a legacy in the Hardenbergh medical family and local civic life. Funeral Friday June 2 at 2 pm from his home with Rev Willard Conger officiating interment Laurel Grove Cemetery.

B. J. Shelley Medical Corps Ralph P. Bull Arthur St John M. A Stivers Alex Gale Richard Friend Paul Leeman Anthony Schults Howard Weal Robert Hathaway Elsie Farrington Statue of Liberty Sam Gerald Gould Dent Common Council H .D. Gould Frank Funnell Fred Snyder Miss Horton Thompson W. Co, T 24Th Veterans’ Association Joseph W. Beakes Port Jervis Henry Hardenbergh Orange County East Main Street Dr. Hardenbergh Charles Hardenbergh Mary E. Chandler Nathaniel Chandler Unionville Miss Chandler Embryo Village Charles Mary E. (Chandler) Hardenbersh Orange Street College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York City Hardenwergh Neversink Delaware River Daniel Batley Hardenbergh Middletown N. Y Hardenbergh Orange County Medical Society Reformed Dutch Church Deerpark Barrett Bridge Co John Hollingshead Joliet Ill America Gerritt Hardenbergh Holland Albany Johannes Hardenbergh Queen Anne Ulster Orange, Sullivan Delaware Moses Dewitt New York State Hardenberth Ulster County Abraham Hardenbergh Johannes Marritten Roosa Kingston John Hardenbergh Abraham Rachel Dubois Margaret Dubois New Paltz Chas, Hardenbergh Guilford D. & H. Canal Dubois New Paitz Hardenbereh Willard Conger Laurel Grove Cemetery

Teiper Case Delayed in Buffalo Murder Trial

The Teiper murder case was moved in Supreme Court and delayed after his counsel requested a postponement until the fall term. District Attorney Moore opposed the delay. the trial was rescheduled for Friday.

Buffalo John Edward Teiper Supreme Court Teiper Moore

St Johns A M E Societies Report

Reports from St Johns A M E Zion Church societies listed contributions and presidents including Christian Endeavor $4.24 Amelia Miller, Bude of Promise $8 Alma Reynolds, Willing Workers $11 Wilhelmina Hasbrouck, Chair Society $12.20 Peter Warner, Trustees $12 T J Warner, Sunday School $15 Levi Hasbrouck, Junior Stewardess Board $14.35 Mary F Hasbrouck, Senior Stewardess Board $17.79 Mary Warner, congregation and pastor $236.25 Rev J H Mason, general fund $2 grand total $133832. notes arrearage and thanks from official board.

St. John’s A. M. E. Zion Church Christian Endeavor Society Amelia Miller Bude of Promise Alma Reynolds Wilhelmina Hasbrouck Peter Warner T. J. Warner Levi Hasbrouck Mary F. Hasbrouck Mary Warner J. H. Mason Wade

Walden to Get Federal Building for Post Office

Supervising Architect Olmstead of the government office in Washington D C met Col Bradley and Village President Millspaugh in Walden to discuss the federal post office building planned for this year. A $65 900 appropriation was secured by Bradley for site and construction. The Terrace Inn property, chosen as the site, cost $7 500 and construction is expected to begin this summer with Olmstead overseeing the project.

Walden Ormstead Government Architect's Office Treasury Department Washington, D. C Col. Bradley Millspaugh Ormat Congressman Bradley Taft Terrace Inn Olmstead

Severe storm damages property in Sullivan County

A Sunday evening electrical storm in Monticello Sullivan County caused significant damage from lightning and wind. Trees and buildings were struck, a large tree hit the Brit residence damaging the heating system, and a barn cupola at the F H Osboro property was torn. Hailstones up to walnut size covered the ground as rain poured down.

Monticello Brit Pleasant Street F. H. Osboro Place East Broadway

Harlow Returned From Indiana On Abandonment Charge

Stephen D. Harlow of Walden was brought back from Rowa Point Indiana Sunday night and jailed in Newburgh on abandonment charges. He posted $1,000 bail after a Monday release with bondsmen led by Simon Waleb of Montgomery. Deputy Harry McDowell helped escort Harlow who had deserted his wife several weeks earlier.

Stephen D. Harlow Walden Rowa Point Indiana Newburgh Simon Waleb Montgomery Harry McDowell Harlow Trew

Times-Press Want Columns Offer Help and Ads

Local newspaper advertises want columns to help readers find needed goods services and offers. Encourages usage for purchases trades and requests within the community.

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Lyon Post A. R. Wheeler Stanard D. Butler North Setreet West Main Street Hamptonburgh Old School Daniel Bailey Hardenbergh Mary Hollingshead ST. John’s A. M. E. Societies Report Paltic Walden P. C Sullivan County
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