War Work of English Women Broad in Field and Farm
English women supply the front with a wide range of tasks from grooming horses and felling trees to forestry and hot house vegetable farming. Able bodied women leave knitting and bandage work behind to support farms, factories, and food production as men fight, overseen by both female and male supervisors. The Official Press Bureau in London approved the accompanying pictures showing rural labor by women across England.
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Merrie England
England
London
Winners of prizes on Kiddies Day at Hayes Field
About 2400 children aged six to fourteen attended Kiddies Day at Hayes Field led by Charles K. Greason. The event featured first athletics day in Mid-Gintown schools with two hours of races and events, flag exercises, and patriotic songs. Students from Liberty Street Benton Avenue and Mulberry Street schools competed with praise for principals and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Field
Hayes
Charles KE. Greason
Amay
Gintown
Direason
Liverly Street
Benton Avenue Schoola
Ranier
Mulberry Street
B.C Vollmer
Fia
BO Kirkwood
Jed
Mirloweel
Asserica
Lath Stade
Godacs
pieRins
Must Apply for Liquor License By Aug 15
Special Deputy Commissioner of Teter Ald Afemeier, of Tort Jer vis, received notice from the state Department of Dacre at Milan that all applicants for liquor licenses must certify qualification under section 19.0. The notice states certificates will be issued on the list of October and applies to cities within New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teter Ald
Afemeier
Jervis
State Department of
Dacre
Milan
Une
New York
Hallock Enlists for Army Service in Local Draft
Monticello man Milas Hallock enlisted in the Army and will be sent to Fort Slasom for training. The formal papers were completed this morning, with the recruit identified as Hallock and assigned to a branch of service pending deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laaier
Mallock
Monticello
Constance Shelton Celebrates Seventh Birthday Circus Theme
Constance Shelton approached her seventh birthday with a circus themed party planned for June 11 at 138 Monhagen Avenue. The young host chose a mix of garden and field strawberries and received a military pattern wristwatch and thrift stamps as gifts while a favorite white French poodle named Sam joined the celebration as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Shelton
Constance
Uthelink
Monhagen Avenue
Iran
Mamaia
Sam
Burr
France
Uncle Sam
Plans for lan of alleged disloyal sheets discussed
A meeting was held in the chamber of commerce to discuss the exclusion of papers German and wartime, with anticipated further representation. Attendees included Major Cov AL Co Thempaon, Wit Gould, Evang, de Graat, Thelen, and Mr Yernes from the New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Con
Cov AL Co Thempaon
Wit Gould
Evang
OM de Graat
Goa Thelen
Mr Yernes
The
New York ‘Tribune
German Officers Forced to Walk in the United States
An official inquiry has been announced to investigate allegations that German officers were forced to walk in the United States. The Times Press notes there is an inquiry underway this week, with details still unclear and no names confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askemaiod Mresa
Amsterdam
United States
Athenia Club Holds Meeting in Washingtonville
The Athenia Club gathered at Moffat Library with large attendance of members and guests. Members wore decorated titles while a luncheon featured creamed salmon and tomato salad. Mrs McLaughlin presided. Mrs Findlay from Goshen welcomed guests and spoke briefly.
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Washingtonville
Athenia Club
Moffat Library
McLaughlin
Findlay
Goshen
Gedney
Thompson
Anna A. Farrand
Miller van Kouren
Montgomery
Oley Speaks
Montgomery Town Board session noted in Walden
June 15 report from Montgomery details a Town Board meeting held in Walden with Justices Cox and Wilkin in attendance. Also noted are a infant burial in Riverside Cemetery, a summer vacation start, new bookkeeper hire, nurse training completions, a savings bank dividend, and assorted local notices.
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Montgomery
Town Board of
Walden
Cox and Wilkin
Cora
Ednor Blake
Riverside
Aseccepts
G. Martin Lepehe
Athenia Club
Manufacturers' Division Proposes Worker Aid for Farmers
The Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers' Division, chaired by Floyd W. Morgans, held a meeting to discuss supplying labor from city factories to help farmers harvest crops. A committee including James M. Ball A N Kidd and James Lackey will coordinate with factories to provide workers and relay names to the Farm Bureau. The group also plans a report on coal supply for domestic and manufacturing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers’ Division
Floyd W. Morgans
Chamber
James M. Ball
Lustberg-Nast, Company
A. N. Kidd
Borden Print
James Lackey
Middletown
Americans turn table on Germans near Bouresches
With the American Army in France on June 14 soldiers repelled two German assaults near Bouresches and seized 1,000,000 rounds of ammunition along with two dozen machine guns. Engineers and infantry men charged with captured weapons, while a unit earned the nickname Red Poppy Regiment after placing poppies in helmets. Notable officers and soldiers, including Col. Alberts W. Catlin, were mentioned for their roles and injuries.
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France
Bouresches
Chateau Thierry
Aer
Ling
Chateau Thirt- Ty
Opon
Nesturgh
Albertus W. Catlin
Atsar
Newharch
Marines
Atlantic Geet
Col. Catlin
Maine
Wavana Harbor
Nsgation Guard
Rehiag
O. Xeville Warrington
Virginia
Susan Feland
Philadelphia
Julius 5. Turrill
New York
Robert Blake
Appointment of district deputy stand master named
Dre ner 0 DG My Jay Deeher of Livmestm Wanor has been appointed district deputy stand master for the siliconth Ma Sie disinel, extending governance over the entmi es at DUaware and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Deeher
Livmestm Wanor
Leet
Duaware and Sullivan
Grand Patriotic Demonstration at Middletown Plant
A grand patriotic demonstration was held at the Middletown SM Throwing Company Friday afternoon with flag raising and the Star Spangled Banner. James Lackey opened the program, Rudolf Studer sounded the bugle, Old Glory flew as Olga Borkenhagen presided, and speeches by Ex Mayor A. C. N. Thompson and John Bright, Red Cross chair, followed. Robert Schwarzenbach sent a telegram praising the flag and cooperation with the National government.
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Middletown
James Lackey
Rudolf Studer
Studer
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Olga Borkenhagen
Kaiser Bill
Lackey
A. C. N. Thompson
Betsy Ross
John Bright
Red Cross
America
Robert Schwarzenbach
Schwarzenbach-Huber Company
Middletown Silk Company
Presentations Mark Close Of Otisville Sanatorium Construction
Officials and department heads honor the Otisville government hospital project with gifts as construction nears completion. R J Howes Construction chief executive B R Janoff receives a bag. C E Wheeler, office in charge, gets a bag. R S Dimock receives a gold watch and chain with Masonte emblem. Gifts from heads of departments praised as work wraps up in two weeks.
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Otisville
B. R Janoff
R. J. Howes Construction Company
C. E. Wheeler
M. B. Wolf & Brother
Mark Cross Company
R. S. Dimock
Olts Fille
Your New Sail and Daily Self Growth Reflections
The text urges daily progress and growth as a personal journey. It argues that each morning brings a new chance to know oneself and move forward. It notes the danger of clinging to a self that others approve or dislike.
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Sep
Jon
China uses women as soldiers in vast army
The article describes a large female military force in China, claiming an army of about 300,000 women organized into 13,000 detachments with women officers in command. It includes references to Russia and dated tabloid phrasing from The Times.
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China
Russia
Dorlog
Worpen
Nankieg
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Misa Rathering
Russell Clark
Liberty Streek
Win Medrick
Heattie
Tiyde Merwit
Linden Avenue
Bernard Kronk
Dennett Abh
Theo
Laforge
Benton
Eether UN Vol
Benton Ah Race
Grantford O'Dee
Deltty
Fancher Heineman
Albert Etreet
Tony Marnsen
Albert Whrowl
Edward Dally
Giee
Raiph Bronson
Dennett
Arttur Koeppel
James Strait
Lenton
Frat McMirire
Bennett Him
Dontom Avenue
Hace
Albert Mauro
Clarence Mitchel
Benton Avenue
Iinee
Walter Lackey
Melvin Quick
Walter Cardner
Grammar Department
Wills Miles
Florence Reughty
Alarion Robertiod
Jamen Mall
Mullerry Street
Herbert Caseler
Margaret Lash
Mation Wheeler
Margaret Jadson
Dorothy Walt
Vera Cornellas
Margaret Walling
Dorothy Cook
Evelyn Hopkin
Joseph Mauro
John Procas
Decker
Rath Decker
Sussex
Ertis
Tendint
Hallock
Times
Lippincott
Thomas Fulton
Henry Hirschberg
Anna Holly
Cyrus Hamlin
Albert Greece
J. ©. Vanderoot
I. G. Martin
H. H. A. Beach
Wells
Greene
Mr. Vandercel
National School For Certified Nurses
Albans
Gertrude Purdy Steele
Monenny Valley
Sullivan County
Gondory
t—Laen
Ie Tsa
Flatts Burs
Tienienaat
Sap Ry
Office of
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
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Webb Horton
Webb Hortog
Smasium
Jane
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