Wreck Injures Neuberger and Eltz Near Monticello
Philip Neuberger and George Eltz escaped serious harm after a brake failure caused their furniture van to plunge down a hill three miles south of Monticello. Doctors treated mainly bruises and cuts. both men rest comfortably at Thrall Hospital. Neuberger, driving, and Eltz, a helper, were en route to Callicoon with a load of furniture when the crash occurred. Neuberger resides outside the city on Route No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Neuberger
George Eltz
Monticello
Thanes-Preas
Thrall Hospital
Newberger
Mr. Eltz
A. W. Preston
D. Mills
Mr. Neuberger
Thuraiay
Callicoon
L. T. Stratton
Monteollo
Leidy
Crowell
New Jersey Car Strike Shuts Roads for Hours
A non union trolley strike on Public Service Corporation lines in New Jersey disrupted transit in 20 towns yesterday. Over 800000 workers faced delays as buses and jitneys carried excess passengers. a Newark rally raised 1400 dollars as a head tax from each member of the Brotherhood of Railway and Railworkers of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Public Service Corporation
New Jersey
Newark
Jersey City
Bayonne
Hoboken
Montclair
Brotherhood of Railway and Railworkers of
Warwick Moose Lodge Fraternal Visit Highlights Meeting
Warwick Ladies of the Moose join Warwick Chapter 117 on a fraternal visit to Middletown Lodge 275. After meetings, refreshments and a social hour followed with speeches. Past مستor Wilbur Brown received a Past International Jewel. Initiation of candidates planned in Warwick, with Red Cross work ongoing by a Warwick group. Also notes passage about Christian Scientists aiding France in war relief relief work coordinated by The Mother Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Mouseheart Legion
Middletown
Midletown Chae
Wk Lodge
Order of Moose
Warrick Ladce
Wilbur Brown
John Assome
Middletown Leake
Jyne
Midgletown
Wild Wintt
France
Paris
War Relief and
Mother
First Church of Christ, Seientist
Boston
Business Troubles: Kiamesha Resident Files Bankruptcy
Sofie Sternberr of Kiamesha Thompson Sullivan county has filed a bankruptcy petition in New York City. The filing lists assets of 2203 and pears?ets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofie Sternberr
Kiamesha
Thompson
Sullivan County
New York City
Camp to Plant Its Own Rations at Camp Wadsworth
Brigadier General Guy Carleton commands the provisional depot and oversees land grants near Camp Wadsworth to grow crops for the army. About 150 acres will be planted this fall for potatoes and other provisions, with labor by enlisted men and later by the Labor Battalion. The effort aims to reduce the army’s food bill, though self sufficiency is not expected. The Army Y M C A is remodeling the 107th Infantry barracks, funded by its purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Carleton
Wadsworth
War Department
107Th Infantry
Army
McDowell Music Club Names Officers for Next Year
The McDowell Music Club held its year end gathering at Miss Jiglen Cowley's home. Miss Sreshen Moar directed a program featuring Elizabeth Madden, Mibs Cech Dayton, Frank Moir, Marjorie Horten, Mildred Garner, and Julda Willten. New officers elected: President Cedit Yayton, Vice President Hilda Wilkes, Secretary Frances Nogr, Treasurer Mindred Sites. Cowley and Wilkes, soon to be brides, were presented bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell Music Cl
Jiglen Cowley
Sreshen Moar
Dane
Elizabeth Madden
Lorantii
Dayton
Frank
Moir
Marjoriy
Horten Mike Mildred Garner
Julda Willten
Weamon
Cedit Yayton
Hilda Wilkes
Frances Nogr
Mindred Sites
Miss Cowley
Mine Wilkes
Ute
Cheb
Locomotive Parts Spark Reader’s Joy Over There
Fred F Noan of Horton writes to the Times-Preses, delighted to find the home paper while unpacking locomotive parts. He praises the paper’s old Bulch run and notes steady weekly deliveries, hoping to keep receiving it as his work continues. The letter dates May 2, 1915, from Hadley Company 119th Regiment Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fret F. Flora
Jacob Horn
Horton Nvcum
Hone
Times-Preses
Teac T
Ftatures
Fred F, Noan
119Th Regiment
Hadley
A. BE
Last Day for Women to Enroll May Be June Fifteenth
Enrollment deadline looms as women must register by June 15 to be eligible for September primaries. In Gisingta and nearby regions under five thousand population, the process runs nine days, with town clerks ready to provide enrollment forms. Citizens may sign the planks at local boards to demand equal civic rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisingta
Tang
Electhins
Sherizz McDowell 13 Reported Doing Well
Newtilms Jim 7 Sheif Fret Mebesed came to St Leen Hospital Tuesday and was operated on Thursday for a stanch ulcer with disclosing wound. He was reported doing very well at the drain today. When in need of worthing use the Times Fress want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtilms
Jim
Sheif Fret
St. Leen Hospital
Swene
Worthing
Otisville Community Chorus Draws Crowd in June
In Otisville on a Wednesday evening about 75 people gathered for a community chorus event. Soldiers performed songs such as The Star Spangled Banner and Take Me Back to Old Virginny, with remarks about an upcoming meeting at the Presbyterian Church to honor Sergeant-Major Witherington and wife. A visiting New Yorker, John Ingham, and local residents were noted along with upcoming church services and Rev. J. Lewis Evans’s travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Sharp
Old Virginny
Brown
Parmaico
Kirkpatrick
Misa Grace Newkirk
John ‘McDonald
Patterson
Presbyterian Church
Witherington
Fowler
Miss Jacobson Becomes a Yeoman in the U S Navy
Miss Made ling Jacobson eldest daughter of J W Jacobson of Brooklyn joins the U S Navy as a yeoman. She was accepted at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and begins duties. She is in her second year of law study at Brooklyn Law School active in Women’s Law Club and Republican Committee. Her sisters are also noted as patriotic. The piece also mentions summer dances at Gouge Hall and local community notices including a county horse thief meeting, hospital graduations, and land purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Madeling Jacobson
J. W. Jacobson
Brooklyn
Union Street
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Jacoson
Brooklyn Law School
Nigh Sha
Women’s Law Club
First
Assembly District
Republican Club
Haliday
Packer Jastini
A. C. Debroroth
Planiat
Middletown
Siating Moull
Yne
G. 13. Olsen
William McNeal
Walden Business Man James M Walker Dies
James M. Walker, 73, a longtime Walden businessman, died Wednesday afternoon after a period of ill health. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Tafathe Methodist Church in Walden and at 4 p.m. at the M. OB. Church in Walther Water, the town of his birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
James M. Walker
Tafathe Methodist Church
M. OB
Walther Water
Mr. Walker
Warwick High School Candidate Named in Times Advert
A Warwick ValleyTimesCapas Want Ad column notes Albert C Mashan of Warwick High School as a Democratic candidate for the Assembly from the district or possibly for Congress. The item appears in an ad column style.
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Warwick
Warwick Valley
Tmspaich Sageesiz
Albert C. Mashan
Warwik High School
Democratic Party
Assembly
Congress
Meet of Home for Aged Women Plans Annual Fair
A meeting of the Home for Aged Women was held at the residence of Mrs George Hosl7 in Cheater. A fine lunch was enjoyed with sociability and roses adding beauty. We note the death of Augustus Denniston of Washingtonville, who had served on the advisory committee for migration. The annual fair at the Home is planned for September 14. Katharine Woodward, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hosl7
Hoaugistus Denniston
Washinatoc
C. F. Bernheise
Korea
R.0. Kirkwood
Middletown
Wien
Sullivan Co files schedule of rate changes with PSC
Albany correspondent reports Sullivan County Telephone and Telegraph Co filed with the Public Service Commission Second District a new rate schedule effective July. The changes include business rate from 24 to 30, residence rate from 10 to 24, rural business from 20 to 24, and rural residence from 15 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Albany
Sulllivan ‘Telephone and’ Telegraph Co
Public Service Commisssion
Ims
Ordinary Taxes Reported Way Below War Expenses
The Treasury April tax report shows ordinary and war taxes yielding 93.7 million dollars for the month while government expenses run about fifty million dollars daily. Excludes income and excess profits levies. The data illustrate taxes covering only a small portion of monthly war costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
War Savings Day Urges Nationwide Action
Secretary McAdoo asks Liberty Loan workers to boost the June 23 campaign closing the war savings stamps pledges drive. He emphasizes saving and economy to outfit the army and navy and secure future welfare and prosperity for all Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty-Loan
McAdoo
Nationa War Savings
Liberty Loan
War Savings Committees
Austrians Plan General Strike Against War
An address to the Austrian proletariat, adopted at the Vienna congress of the German Socialists of Austria, declares great unrest in the Austrian working classes and outlines a planned general strike against further continuation of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Austria
Benny Kauff Draft Notice Orders Giants Outfielder
Benny Kauff of the New York Giants, a famed outfielder, was ordered by the local Draft Board to report for military service on June 24 in Pomeroy Ohio. The announcement notes his status as a well known hall of fame level player and the immediate call to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pomeroy
Ohio
Benny Kauff
New York Giants
Hall
Pastor Cooper Dies In France War Service
Hedley H. Cooper known as the gallant pastor of Christchurch in Rockland County went to France with the New York Guard medical unit as a stretcher bearer. He was killed in action after resigning his parish duties to serve on the front lines. His death was reported by the Times-Press. he also served as rector of a local lake shore church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cel J. Hella Weiss
Gizt Infantry
New York Guard
Regimat
Cooper
France
Times
Otewnwoml Lake
Busy knitter aids soldiers with knit goods from home
Mrs Vernot, adopting 13 year old, stays at the Home for Acadiem and knits for the boys overseas. She has long helped those in need and willingly does whatever she can for the boys, making many pairs of items for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Vernots
Acadiem
Harlie C Smith Not Found On Pershing Death List
A dispatch claimed Harl ie C Smith tied to Pershing death list, but residents and church officials could not verify the name. Parish records and Exemption Board searches yielded no match, suggesting the notice refers to a different Harley C Smith from another city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teitasians
Paisbout
Houng
Ohio
Smithera
Catatea
Episcopal
France
Harley C. Smith
Réctor Smithers
A.C. No Thompson
Harlie C. Smith
Smith
Red Cross Auxiliary of Westtown marks first anniversary
Westtown June 7 The Red Cross Auxiliary of Westtown has reached its first anniversary, reporting strong growth and civic effort. In the year it raised 135.21 and contributed 612 to the Red Cross War Fund plus 147 in aid and 465 in the recent drive, totaling 1,347.27 for the community since last May. Membership nears ninety as workers listed garments and medical supplies, while local officials and guests attend annual meetings at the Presbyterian manse with Mrs. Martha Runyon hosting. Hon. Willem F. Groves of Elizabeth and wife visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
Red. Cross Auxiliary
Red Cross War Fund
Joheson
Willem. F. Groves
Ife
Elizabeth
N. J
Martha Runyon
Groves
Knights Templar confer order at special conclave
Dr Coshmandery No 67 KT held a special conclave Thursday evening confering the Order of the Temple on Walter S. Marx W A Hartin and Ernest Hilsdorf. The departure of Mr Marx to the Navy prompted the ceremony with Em inent Commander Howard B Keeler addressing him and wishing success in service under General Pershing. All conclaves are now called in October. Latch served by T W Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshmandery
K T
Order of the Temple
Walter S. Marx
W. A. Hartin
Ernest 8
Hilsdorf
Marz
Howard B. Keeler
Marx
General Pershing
Latch
T. W. Davey
Alleged Misuse of Railroad Tickets in Newburgh Suit
Twenty seven Newburgh residents are summoned to appear in U S District Court in New York by June 25 to answer a suit by the New York Central for alleged misuse of railroad tickets. Defendants listed include Isaac Mona Avraham Finkle James E Hargreaves Moses Schuiman and others in a matter tied to a rail fare fraud claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhurrh
Newburgh
United States
New York
Mse
New York Central Malttoad
Isaac Mona
Avraham’ Finkle
James E. Hargreaves
Moses Schuiman
Mfenry
Schuimac Freak Goldsteb
Max Goldstein
Loris” Rubin
Charles” Delssenoh
Jacob Lenova
Abram Lerinaea
J.D. Atha
Andrew
Fourtames
Fever” Spero
Charles Pasoms
Gos. Simeroasy
Leo Roskin
James Kaplan
Mia
James” Kaplan
Joseph Dempsey
George Shapiro
Jacob Shapiro
Charles Shapies
Lods Streem
John Ton
Richarss
Townesta
ANON
Sussex May Be a Division End With New Coaling Plant
Sussex N J June 7 The Lehigh and New England Railroad Company has awarded a contract to Fairbanks and Morse of New York for a large concrete coaling plant in the lower yards at Sussex. The plant will feature modern machinery for cooling engines and is expected to cost more than 40000 dollars. If federal railroad director William G McAdoo approves, Sussex will be made a division end, with other ends at Rondout New York and Pen Argyl Pennsylvania, to comply with the new eight hour labor law now in force on all roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
N. J
Lehigh & New England
Railroad Company
Fairbanks & Morse Company
New York
Coel
Federal
Wiliam G. McAdoo
Rondout
Pen Argyl
Firemen to Meet In Hudson June 18
At a meeting here Fire Commissioners Chief Engineer David H Barry and FP J Mctaring president of Washington Ham e Companys requested the annual inspection of the Hudson fire department be ordered for the night of June 1 9 the day of the Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen Association convention. They asked the commissioners to appropriate 230 for a stand and drum corps for a parade that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
David H. Barry
FP. J. Mctaring
Washington Hame Companys
Hudson Fire Department
Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
The Frog Season Rules for Frogs and Prospecting
A public notice outlines permissible frog catching from June 1 to March and prohibits devices to hinder frog movement. It also mentions penalties for illegal taking and possession of tree frogs and other items. The other item notes McAdoo’s recommendation for a new revenue measure to raise 0,000.100- 00 by taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
DB. C
Seeleaty McAdoo
Rischin
Ralee
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Neuberger
Eltz
Big War Farm
M’dowell
Times-Press
Sherizff McDowell
Kuroski
Ouriandvilis
Thie County
Inethe
Fran Ane
John Muroak
Anthony
Boldiere
Mra
M. Greene
North Street
Community Chorus
Soldier Boys
Evans
Marion
Mass
John Ingham
Henry Sheppard
Setexpatrich
Herbert Sayer
New
Ari
Christian’ Endeavor
J. Lewis Evans
Lewis Evans
Tabor Academy
Evange
Miss Jacobson
U. S. Navy
Aaron Riggins
Misa Hulda Thompson
Middletown State Hospital
Harry W. Senior
Charles. X. Townsend
Sir Luke's Hospital
Anita
King
Senior’s Hall
Mack Sennett
C. Edgar Whigan
Coldenham
Lizzie G. Walsh
BE. Gardners
Ny. 7
Hith School
William S. Hanlon
George W. Havens
Wiliam S. Hanlon
Karre Crabiter
Tor
O. Yeats
William Ager
John A. Crabtree
der Ons Yeat
Martin J. Lodge
Timescapas
Sullivan Co
War Savings
Pastor
Pershing
N. Y
Smithers
Evi Adams
Amhorough
Zame
C. Smith
Laura
Grace Church Pariah
Red.cross Auxiliary
Knights Templar
Order of Temple
R. R
Marca
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