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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

4

Voices of Nature on Children's Day in Fidgebury

On Sunday June 14 the Voices of Nature program will be presented at 11 00 AM by the M ay Sunday choir with recitations and the pastor to baptize a large class of young people. Also notes on local residents and preparations for the Fourth of July entertainment under Edith Smaath Jennie Lynch and J WM Phillips.

Fidgebury Adley Warden Wawayanda Eyvelsn Smith George Smith Mr. Conklin Parsona Ge Edith Smaath Jennie Lynch J. WM. Phillips Angie Kinch

Kauno-Melassner Wedding Ties Village Cafe Owner to Wife

In June 7th ceremony in Kauno, Wallace Kauno, cafe proprietor, and Miss Emilna Methsner of Goshen, long-time residents, were joined as husband and wife. Rev G C Houghton presided at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York City before the couple returned home, where a traditional willmanlinge drum corps participation marked the event. The bride and groom plan a fine home in the town, with Kauno’s many friends and ample means backing the new household.

Kauno—Melassner Montgomery G. C. Houghton Church of the Transfiguration New York City Wallace I Drum Corp Kayne Toatle Tain

Amity Church Ladies Host Farm Poles Event at Van Toor’s Hall

Pine Island June 11. The Amity Church ladies present an entertainment titled Farm Polis at Van Toor’s Hall Tuesday evening June 13 at 8 o’clock. Admission 35 cents and 10 cents for children under 12.

Pine Island Ladies of Amity Church van Toor

Agents Wanted for Shoe Manufacturing and Retail

Parcel of fragmented ad copy seeks competent live stock handlers and agents for a shoe company. Mentions hotel contact in Middletown and Willoughby Avenue, brochure promises compact taser device and retail price four dollars.

Parmir H. Woufoulks, Jr Waldo Middletown Keele Cella Aight Troth & McVoy Willoughby Avenue

The Golden West for Montgomery town June event

The Walden Dramatic Club presents The Golden West in Montgom ery Grange Hall on Saturday to benefit the Brick Church. The four act show follows Cal ifornia 1809 to 39 and 10 years later with a cast led by Louise Oliva Miss Marlon Hayse GC W Kay and John Hi Logan. Local residents form the audience and band will perform a Tuesday program.

Local Social Roundup From Ulsterville Area News

Ulsterville area residents, including Wisterville and Rileyville visitors, spent Sundays with AL Howe and Jo Weedward. Frank Bell of Thompsondidge treated the CoM Mattias household to a visit. Mrs Paradi es of New York and Mr and Mrs Hes Silet joined Mr and Mrs A Howe on Thursday. Ira Moffatt of Walden mended his lathe on Wednesday. Jol Nor spent Sunday at Middletown as rural ad listings appear throughout.

Wisterville John One Flow Rileyville AL Howe Weedward Masonic Hiome Ailen Frank Bell Thompsondidge Mattias Newburgh Hes Silet Pon Samuel Perlyes New York Wi A Howe

Westtown Y M C A Banquet Proves Pleasing Success

Westtown June 11 Banquet of the Y M C A was held at the M E Church basement with about 40 men. W. Fenno State secretary spoke on forward march. Officers elected Geo A. Clara president C J Mathar treasurer Benjamin Anderson. News on church services events and community notices follow.

Many Masons Assemble at Warwick Lodge Meeting

Warwick June 11 More than a dozen Masons from Nyack Newburgh Tuxedo Monroy Goshen Middletown Sussex and New York City attended Warwick Lodge No 544 F and A M on Pasat Master’s night. Officers and fellows from several towns listed along with raised candidates and an orchestral performance followed by an informative lecture. Chicken thieves claim 12 little chicks from R J Cuff and 46 barred Plymouth Rocks from Gilbert Williams. wedding invitations issued for George Sprague and Nellie Baldwin on West Street.

Gazear H. L. Stanley J. N. Shaw Armatrong Fred Dunker G. W.lui HH. Seeley T Younx Cronce Wo Martin J. Mubleworthk Id. al. Sull Matera P. Dd M. Charles W. Many Irank Wolbert A. M. Holmes B. Tate C. C. Craw PO Wildrick John Soyer John McWwil- Homs H. G. Person RC. Cary Mary G. Wood Marshall John Crowell Mavner Masonry Heme G. M O Walden Smith Montua W. Als Tompkins Bate New York N. Farber Suerex N. J C. W. Many G. M Warwick Tanners Tompking &uYa R. J. Cuf Factory Street Gilbert A. Willams Plymouth Rocks George JT Sprague Nellie Baldwin West Street

Juniors Hit Yankee Lake Camp With Middletown Guests

Middletown High School juniors spent the weekend at Yankee Lake with Emma Adams and other local families. Teachers praised the group as fine young people as camp sites and meals were shared. The column notes summer plans, local families hosting, and a fishing tally with perch caught as opening season approaches.

Yankee Lake Janett Middletown High School Misa Emma Adams Mra Mclntosh Baby Berma Wilson Atras Shilihem’s

Slate Hill Dance by The Social Three Fridas

A June 11 dance at Slate Hill featured The Social Three Fridas in a lively event. Organizers invited attendees and noted the event as part of the community social season.

Mount Johnson School Entertainment in Circleville

In Circleville on June 16 the Mt Johnson School District hosts an evening program at Cranse's Hall to raise funds for the school. The bill features songs, recitations, a drama, and musical numbers by students including Clare Brown William Bribler Arch ie Wallace and more, with cream and cake sold during interludes.

Circleville Cranse Mt. Johnson America Clare Brown William Bribler Helga Rice Willard Muthare Tha Panny Morgan Atta Weissbaar Locum's Country Steere St. Slocum Arthur Gillen Hank Wardback Alonzo Morgan Joe Spruce aArchie Wallace Roenden Jarbird Mchin Travis Jim Snow Willars Embler Wilmot McElhone Tramp Florence Brown Jennie Morean Folha Fitta Welsthiaar Fieritatson

Regents at Wartsboro Schedule Exam Week

Regents announcements list exam days in the school for June 14. Monday covers arithmetic and elementary English, Wednesday focuses on reading and writing and US history with civics. A hot dish of baked macaroni and cheese is mentioned as part of the note.

Wartsboro Wartehor

Enthusiastic in Cause of Masonry in Pine Bush

Pine Bush June 11 H BE Deubler John J Woodward John A Weller AB Bookstaver and George W Jamison motor to Kingston Tuesday afternoon to help work the third degree in Free Masonry and enjoy the banquet followed reaching home 9 30 a m Thursday morning These gentlemen are enthusiastic Masons and enjoyed the trip immensely George Dorrance and William Seeholzer Middletown made calls in village Wednesday evening Cornelius B Martin sold his place west of village to Frank Bell taking possession July 1 Martin bought cottage from SK Seybolt on Newstreet to move into School will close end of next week teachers re-engaged for next term Frank Heynolds front of grocery store Main street improving front of building Charles Voegelin improving front of Main Bel Lyon Middletown reengaged for fall term John Watson home from Asbury Park Children s Day exercises to be held New Prospect Church Sunday evening June 13 at 8 o clock The Builders pantomime by Miss Sadie Wood The public invited Children s Day exercises Methodist Sunday school next Sunday evening 7 30 program excellent Leader Roy Sheeley Epworth League meets 6 45 topic Leaders Kind of Living and Thinking That Makes Leaders Mid week service Thursday 8 o clock All invited W C T U meet at Mrs Crary June 18 subject Flower Mission last meeting until fall

Pine Bush H. Be, Deubler John J. Woodward John A. Weller A. B. Bookstaver George W. Jamison Kingston George Dorrance William Seeholzer Middletown Cornelius B. Martin Frank Bell Martin Frank Heynolds Main Street Charles Voegelin Bel Lyon White School John Watson Asbury Park New Prospect Church Sadie Wood Methodist Sunday School Three Wells Epworth League Roy Sheeley

Boy Bitten by Horse in Slate Hill Barn Incident

Five year old Frank Bergen son of John Bergen Slate Hill was bitten by a horse while playing in a barn with another boy Wednesday afternoon. The wound required city hospital care at Thrall Hospital where it was dressed and he was returned home. Also noted is Fred A Townsley slowly improving after a radical mastoidectomy at Thrall Hospital.

Fred Clark Roerden Woesttown Thrall Hospital Frank Bergen John Bergen Slate Hill Fred A. Townsley

Truss Fitting Service Praised by Physicians

A skilled lady assistant at McMonagle and Rogers Droggists offers truss fitting and elastic supporters at lower prices than New York specialists. The firm fills prescriptions promptly and invites doctors to ask about the service.

New York McMonagle & Rogers

Meeting In Aid Of Missionary Work In Ellenville

Ellenville residents hear a Missionary Society program on Market Street led by Mrs K D Clark with refreshments. Local notices include travel plans, visits, and upcoming church services across several denominations. A baseball game between Ellenville High and Liberty HS is anticipated Saturday afternoon.

Albany Library Open to Delegates and Legislators

The legislative library created to replace the Senate and Assembly Libraries is organized and ready for Constitutional convention delegates and legislators. Charles Skinner heads the library with Dwight Goeney and Rutherford Yocum as assistants. The service area sits in refurbished rooms on the third floor near the grand staircase. The Class of 1945 at Middletown High School will graduate about 40 students, nearly half of them young men.

Albany Legislative Senate Assembly Charles RL Skinner Lbrarian Dwight L. Goeney Rutherford Yocum Middletown High School Nout

High School Exhibit Draws Strong Attendee Interest

The exhibit at the High school is well attended and praised by viewers. Pupils from Benton Avenue Mulberry Street Linden Avenue Liberty Street and Albert Street Bennett Hill Beattie Hill will tour in shifts across the week with rooms opening for half hour visits.

Times-Press Benton Avenue Mulberry Street Linden Avenue Liberty Street Albert Street Bennett Hill Beattie Hill

Children Day exercises to be held at church Sunday

Westbrookville notices list church events for Children’s Day at 3 pm with a program in preparation. Local families Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ashworth and son Merritt visited from Shushan. Mrs. Ashworth plans a two week stay. James Booth funeral held at MEB Church with interment in Westbrookville cemetery. George Van Keuren and Mrs. Van Keuren visited Port Jervis.

Westbrookville R. C. Ashworth and Son Merritt Shushan Ashworth and Son Ashworth William Leigh Haven James Booth M. EB George van Keuren Port Jervis

Improvements at First Baptist parsonage under way

Workers upgrade the parsonage on Academy avenue and Washington street. A large porch spans the Academy avenue and Washington street sides and a sleeping porch will be added to the rear.

First Baptist Church Academy Avenue Washington Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Voices OF Nature Ridgebury Hymeneas Waynes Addrons Monticelin N.Y Vight Kents Westhrook X.Y Thais P Ress Thomas C. Rogers North Street Cohen Main St William T. Cornelius North St Otveville Great Jones St WM Stewart Ker Ker Pamtern Olinville Brooklyn Carket Co Jones St Spring Rockafellow Burial CO North &L M.Y Rockafellow L. E. Smith Rockafellgn Alex. Merritt West Main St Cor. James St Mid Gistown NW. Y Great Jones THE Golden West Grange Hall Walden, Dramatic Club California Jim Andrews Wild Gat Mountain Kelly Crimps Louise Oliva Patches Marlon Hayse Alkall Ike Last Chance C. G. Cooper Judge Green Kentucky L. O. Wilson Joy Hills Lila Gillespie Jack' Diamond GC. W. Kay Mile Kelly Emerald Isle John Hi. Logan George Morse Harry Lane Irving Scott Snowball W. K. Durelite Bridget J. O. Wilton Gyelona Jim Silage T. Parks Mullie Boston Ma‘am Bertha Middletown Billy Giga Linderman Jiromy Iesa Col. A. Newfie Goshen Lula Place W. PF. Vulttenburgh William Conroy Orange Lake Charlotta Wade O. Procopio Peter Coigh New England Paterson Martha Stammier Maybrook Justica Harbert i Cox George Birch Juma Gill Miura Aod U Hia Great Britain and Ireland P.m Pir Mare Halo Layulog Han Stern King Brit” Heyer Erusenan Hernhard Rockwell Salty Soldier Lads W. HL Senior 1& Co Frank Stevens & Son JL 1L McPook John Hi. Anlonsen Monticello Laws Everett Sanford Wharnday Wilton Coax Mary E Vox Samuel Deathh Willant Myera Rtem Knechefe Cartland & Godwin Ulsterville Westtown Y. M.C. A Westtown M.E W. &. Fenno Geo. AL. Clara Mathar Tressurer Benjamin Anderson Fred Blizzard Littlefield Ralph Pembleton Litefield George Ho Clark Tople Fh Presbyterian Church R. J. Sayer I. M. Line W. H. N. Sayer Martin Bennett Brooklyn South Centreville C. E. Sayer Ford Co. G. Clark Julia Cornell Hulett Clark Methodist Church Edward Mather Methodist Greenvikte Unionville Fridas Harness Store Ogden & Son West Main Street Mt.johnson School Big Order North Shore Ellenville the Missionary Society of the Reformed Church K. D. Clark Market Street Alfred N. Xapp John Smailes Newark William S. Doyle J. C. May Jonville Mary Hartwig Greta Rapp Afidairs George Craft Hurleyville Henry Craft River Street Albert Johnson Montclair N. 1 W. H. Moser Guy L. Gould Reformed Church H. P. Hobson St. John’s Episcopal Church Legislative Library Open T. C. Northrop Hardware SNE
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