Club Women of Middletown Meet and Listen to Reports
The Executive Board of the Federation of Women's Clubs met in the forall Library. Mrs. Wall reported on the Ninth District meeting in Mt Vernon and unpaid dues were discussed. Volunteers for garden inspection and concert proceeds for the Red Cross were requested. The Chautauqua Club held its final meeting for 1916-1917 with officers elected and an annual outing planned.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Forall Library
A. J. Wall
Mt Vernon
Flory
Chamber of Commerce
Apollo Club
Federation
Chautauqua Club
Chautauqua Clu
Mias Katherine Startup
Mixx Esther A. Benaley
Misa Nellie G. Smith
Treachrer
Italian Philanthropy Club Sevent Annual Report Shared
The bhi antizople Chile philanthropy club presents its seventh annual report for 1927, detailing fund drives contributions for hospital aid and food, changes in charity work, and a president Alton J. Wall who served four years. The document notes member resignations, committee activity, and support from local donors and Thrall Library, with emphasis on sustaining aid for health and shelter and urging continued open doors for the needy.
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Madam Proasidcor
The
Philanthrople
Chile
Alton J. Wall
Vaich Meade
Ain
Amb
Syeteut
Amguat Capenlial
Calle
Sauillon
Jmnet
Fuaniilon
Minwieke
Ye Club
Asarist
Fayette
Thane
Masonic Lawlee
Uae
C Ammittee
Insurance Men End Convention
The 46th annual convention of the New York State Association of Local Insurance Agents closed this afternoon after electing officers. W. M. Floro of Middletown was named vice president, and Syracuse will host the next meeting. The group adopted a resolution pledging loyalty to the President of the United States and reviewed an executive committee meeting held today.
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Times-Press
Enburgh
Jime
New York State Association of
W. M. Floro
Middletown
Syracuse
Waa
United
Port Jervis Mayor Names Commission to Cut Saloons
Port Jervis mayor P. G. Cumaer appoints three commissioners under the Brown law to reduce licensed saloons. Appointees are Dr. H. Swartout, Frank Lybelt, and John T. Van Wetten. Appointments require approval by State Commissioner of Excise Herbert Sisson. They have until September 1 to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Juno
P. G. Cumaer
HD. Swartwout
Frank Lybelt
John T. van Wetten
Herbert
Sisson
Montgomery Seeks Updates On Local Homes And Visitors
June 4 report from Montgomery notes Captain Shea overseeing Telectric Matting in Maybrook while his mother moves to Marl borough. Edward Puff buys property corner Union and Clinton. Damon Guattery painting a bourty near the bank. Riverside Auto unloads Fords for customers. Neat Sunday marks Children’s Day with services in Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Local residents seen visiting, staying, or traveling, including Miss Florence Kayne and Miss Viola Kayne in the city.
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Montgomery
Shea
Maybrook
Marlborough
Edward Puff
Union
Clinton Streets
Damon Guattery
Bruce Vallard
John J. Chambers
Ward Street
Mary Uull
Middletown
Riverside Auto Company
Malph Wrenn
Mira Mapes
Prospeck Terrace
Florence
Mise
Viola Kayne
Metropolie
Joseph Pisch
New York
Joh
Alfred Patchett
Philadelphia
Alice Patchett
Tiugh Freehill
National Hotel
Goshen
Serviers
PRAM
Dream major blamed for reprimand in Charles I era
In a London Gazette excerpt, a drum major faces accountability for alleged misconduct during Charles I’s era. The provost marshal and deputies oversee punishment but the drummer is later tasked with reporting. A court-like discussion questions responsibility for soldiers and discipline.
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Aencralis
Enchen
Charles 1
William TL
London Mall
Women of Orange County Learn Farm Aid and Reform
Mrs Evlyn Aldrich of New York City addressed Middletown on agricultural work by women, praising farm training for girls at Mount Kisco and stressing efficient farming methods, farm labor for city women, and need for farmer representation in state government. She lauded Orange County farmers and urged continued support for food production and suffrage party efforts.
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Orange County
Evlyn Aldrich
New York City
Mise Gibbs
Woman Suffrage Party
J. H. Watkins
Dorough
Manhattan
Mount Kisco
United States
Aldrich
Ats
Conkiran
Orance
Woman Suffrage Leader Warns of Food Crisis and Famine Risk
Mrs Aldrich addressed the disaster of rising food prices and shortages. She cited the Albany legislature's recent passage of needed price control measures and urged petition signatures to secure further action. She praised the Woman Suffrage campaign leadership and urged canning and preservation efforts with guidance from Cornell University.
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Father BR Deal
Bhe
Albany
Mexico
Shees
Woman Suffrage Party
Mire
A. Vandertp
Myrta Gibbs
Aldrich
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Farm Bureau Chief Weds Miss Treman in Rochester
Thomas E. Milliman Orange County Farm Bureau manager married Amy Treman of Rochester in Rochester. After a wedding trip they will reside in Middletown where Milliman runs his bureau, Treman is a sister of L. C. Treman of Goshen.
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Thomas E. Milliman
Orange County Farm Bureau
Baturdey
Amy Treman
Rochester
Middletown
Mr. Milliman
Mise Treman
L. C. Treman
Goshen
Middletown State Hospital Attendant 18 Arrested for Theft
Charles Creighton an attendant at Middletown State Hospital was arrested by Patrolman Bruce McCoach charged with stealing a pair of trousers and $4 from a fellow employee on Friday night. He pleaded guilty and was released on a suspended sentence after restitution. the other employee did not press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Creighton
Middletown State Hospital
Bruce McCoach
Ellenville appoints Martin J. Deschler Chief of Police
At a village board meeting in Ellenville Martin J. Deschler was named Chief of Police succeeding the late Teaac Freer. The appointment is praised as a good fit and the right man for the role.
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Martin J. Deschler
New Ellenville
Ellenville
Martin J. Descher
Teaac Freer
Patriotic Rally Supports State Census Efforts
A North Street Congregational Church rally drew large Christian Endeavorers and local figures like Rev J R Sizoo and Capt William Fearn. Speakers urged moral resolve, duty, and readiness for service, followed by hymn singing, a rural reach of census supplies, and a postmeeting serving of ice cream and cake.
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North Street Congregational Church
Jliennia
J. R Sizoo
Walden
New York State
C. E. Union
Somerville
N. J
Capt. William
TR. Fearn
71St Regment
North Street
Cassiating
Mies Marguerite Krenrich
Misa Frances A. Tremper
Clarence L. Hulse
John W. Post
Bymn
J. R. Sivoo
Edward VanFreet
City Union
Sizoo
Capt
Fearn
van Fleet
America
Charles H. Reynolds
The
Union
Regular services and meetings noted in Circleville church items
Circleville notices report Sunday morning services with Sunday school and baptism at 11 o clock, Children Day in the evening, and a missionary meeting at Mrs George B Finch home on June 14 with Miss Wheeler addressing. A social at Mrs William Berry home June 15, and a Western church workers event. W C T A monthly meeting reported with officers and Red Cross interest. Long text then digresses with fragmented historical notes about Constantinople and unrelated anecdotes.
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Circleville
Moraine
George B. Finch
Thuredsy Afernecon
Miss Wheeler
India
Wiliam Berry
United Church Workers
W.C.T. A
Irving Gibba
Frank H. Fine
J. C. R. Taylor
Lé¢ila Mills
Middletown
Red Crecn
A. van Oeveren
Helen T. Shana
Milton H. Santee
Overtime Pay and Peculiar Sayings Recounted
A collection of quotes on overtime pay definitions and unusual sayings. Includes dialogue from a Detroit Free Press piece and Pearson's Weekly remark on behavior and timing, followed by a note on blood versus water and saline content in the human body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ien
Detroit Free Press
Taking Castor Oil Hidden Taste Milk and Lemon Juice
The text describes methods to disguise castor oil in hot milk with salt and pepper or lemon juice. A layer of milk or lemon juice is placed at the bottom, then castor oil, so the patient does not taste it. It notes this preparation can be given without the patient realizing what is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Rome
Paris
Leedea
Fragmentary Puck quote in Daly Teld Ones
A garbled Daly Teld Ones snippet shows a mock dialogue about a man leaving his wife on a cold morning. Mrs Serret is asked for her opinion and Mr Yetitich jokes about telling him early. The text appears as a near unreadable clipping with stray names and misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Berny Heute
Mrs. Serret
Mr. Yetitich
Puck
Eightieth Birthday Worker Honored by Students
On his eightieth birthday Therder Momwers of Metoriea received a token from a delegation of students who sought to greet him at the waterworks. He joked that they come every day and asked why they disturb him while he works.
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Lous de Routers
Studente
Unknown fragment on heredity and male traits
Fragmentary OCR text discusses heredity and pertaining traits among men. contains unclear phrases and nonstandard spelling, offering few definite facts or named entities.
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Yeturn
Thrall
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Farm Bureau
McKay
Hamburg
Newton
John McKay
Hayaburg
McKay Grapel Mission
Poughkeepsier
Central
New England
Middletown and Unisonville Railroad Co
N.Y
State Line
Walton CO
Arthur &. Conner
Oicer
Walton
Baler Pancal
Bordeaux
M. Bongonia
Aleheer
J. R. Sizee
Grange County
John 2B. Corwin
Bss
Brady Post
Newburgh
Usal T. Hayes
Deerpark
A. Cc. N. Thompson
New Windsor
Woodbury
Monroe
Chester
Blooming Grove
Hamptonburgh
Allen W. Corwin
Crawford
H. Clark Horton
Wawayanda
C. C. Bogart
Minisiik
Greenville
C. B. Cornelius
Mount Hope
Otisville
Harry T. Crist
Frank H. Finn
A. C. N. Thompson
Seiwin
Wakkato
Selwyn
Weil
Eversthies
Bis Roben
Pearson's Weekly
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