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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
7
Middletown lads stationed here visit Camp Wadsworth in October amid strong enthusiasm. A high wind and showered rain test the men as they keep up morale. Regimental leaders like Top-Sergeant Clayton Jones and Sergeants Coors and Hite are mentioned alongside Bo and Russ Gardner.
The itemized notices recount soldiers' safe arrivals in France from various units, engagements of local residents with Army service, and letters from family members. Included are remarks on Miss Clements teaching, Carolsn Mae Smith's engagement, Robert Hopkins, James Cole, and others in military service, plus social gatherings and a wedding planned at Fox Hill. The context covers community updates, travels, and tributes alongside illness, travel by automobile, and a school commencement.
An assistant work er Mr McKeon, a graduate of the Catholic University with A B and L L degrees, departs for France this week as portmaster duties shift. The message notes his years of service and his replacement by Mdlloom, described as an efficient portmaster in New Mexico.
Mr and Mrs James M Ball announce invitations for a marriage ceremony on the avenue at 3 o clock in the afternoon in this city.
Registered at Tuxedo Park on Wednesday the Highland Falta village toss list includes William Glanville Archibald Middleton Chas Graves Harold Dwigell Tomas Hases Harry Phillips Henry Kuehn John Finnen J Drew Lake Ratferiz Theodore Cochinos and John Figrence.
Creareil McLanghlin of Newburgh was in town Tuesday to drum up support for District Attorney Hirachoerg’s renomination. He will be a candidate in the primaries this fall for both parties, following his recent campaign work in Warwick.
Racing officials report Secretary Horace P. Maurway has been in the city for several days as plans are finalized for the annual County fair racing program.
Alma T Perry longtime Democrat and ex alderman of Port Jervis died at home after a long service in the Erie Railroad and local politics. Also listed are death notices for Miss Adaline Carey with siblings named, William Conn in Port Jervis, and Jacob Lehn senior resident, all with brief biographical notes and funeral details.
John L. Davidson of Lirmegston Manor and Sherman V. Hasbrouck of Kingston, nominated by Congressman Charles B. Ward, have successfully passed the entrance and preliminary tests for the United States Military Academy at West Point and will enter the academy on June 14.
Early this morning about 2 30 a resident of this city and a resident of Otisville were arrested by Officers Favlkner and F B Wood charged with disorderly conduct. It appeared the man from out of town was not of age and was allowed to go. the other man demanded $15, and the amount paid, without going to Police Headquarters to plead the charge at the specified time.
The Sars owned by the late Lewis Laughlin were sold near Craigville on Saturday June 1. Peter Cantiine acted as referee. A 130 acre farm went to Alnett Vander Mulen for 3450 and a 118 acre farm to Hears C. Rameey for 6240.
Twenty five friends honored Walter S Marx with a fountain pen from President Thomas C Rogers after enlisting in service. The event celebrated safe return and included remarks, a naval officer instruction warning, and a well hosted luncheon by Levi Hasbrouch. Dr Cook heads to New York for stationing. local town notes follow.
June 10 Henry Riley was arrested in Paterson by Deputy Sheriff AL Decker for auto theft linked to a recent embezzlement of a Judge A H R Seerer’s car near Half Way House. Riley appeared before Judge C O Chappellin. Tuesday morning hearing set. Goshen board discusses successor to late Justice of the Peace Frank J. Edwards. nominations and a tied vote. William A Rumsey dies at 68 after three weeks illness in Goshen. survivor list and funeral details. A Mormon touring car from New Jersey wrecked west of Goshen. four aboard not seriously hurt. Local notes update on residents and purchases in Goshen.
Names of young men registered under the Selective Service law with Local Board No. 4 in Goshen are provided with extensive line entries. The list includes Arlington Judson Adams and many others, each with a unique identifier, spanning numerous surnames and initials. The document appears as a roster of registrants, crossing multiple families and likely covering a broad cross section of the community.
In Goshen a St John s parish meeting presided by Rev Jas A Brady focused on raising funds to rebuild St John s Church destroyed by fire. The plan calls for War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps donations via a church holding committee, with cash subscriptions and a War Stamp Building Committee formed. The ladies are asked to assist with a committee formation at Garr Hall Tuesday evening.
In Goshen on June T A, parishioners of St. John’s Church gathered to test sight and prepare the hall for church services. Benches were moved from Central, with seating expected to exceed 48 percent capacity as pews are being installed.
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