List of Local Exemption Board Registrants 21 Since 1917
A compiled roster lists young men who have reached 21 and registered with Exemption Board No. 2 at Tuxedo Park since June 5 1917. Names include Harold Hawkins Warwick John Kling Warwick Frank Hoskins Oxford John Hulse Warwick Bee Glanville Highland Charles Graber Highland Falls Roy Quackenbush Bellvale James Mosse Chester Joseph Rhein Florida Louis Pooler Tuxedo Park and many others with home towns such as Warwick Highland Falls Cornwall Florida and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
Harold James Hawkins
Warwick
John William Kling
Frank Henry Hoskins
Oxford
John Russell Hulse
Bee Glanville
Highland
Charles Graber
Highland Falls
Roy Quackenbush
Bellvale
James Mosse
Chester
Joseph Rhein
Florida
Louis G. Pooler
Welfred Louis Raynor
Wax Hgwick
Pial
Thornton
Firthie
Wea L. Cromwell
Mark Laros
Sugar Loaf
Francis Clinton Mack
Monroe
Archibald Middleton
Herbert G. Connolly
Highland Hi
Highland Entyer
Falls
Wane
Frank Vail
Tuttle
Elm Street
Thomas Hayes
West Point
Irving Bernard Schendel
Mountain Avenue
Edward M. Quirk
Cosmo Leparto
Tuxedo
Pratt Burger
Cornwall
Seeley Clarence Weeden
Warwicke
Samuel ReynoMs
Fort Montgomery
John Galdun
George James Wilford, Jr
Harry Gogarty
Cornwall-on- Hudson
Henry A. Wilson
Walter Mabee
Wisner
Walter Judson
Highland Mills
Robert Redner
Charles W. Cleeves
Meadowbrook
Antonio Mondello
Antone Harter
Leslie Weeden
South Street
Floyd George “Everett
Eden- Ville
William Phillips
Ereserek Thomas Beams
Har- BB
Frame Herman Coe
Cornwallon-Hudson
John Joseph Cichett
Russell McKinley Moore
Har-riman
Frank Milton Streeter
Harriman
Willard A. Donley
Third’ Street
Albert Christopher Fredel
Mountainville
James Parker Vogel
Charles Roe Hem
Walter Warden
Firthcliffe
Tapes
Hallock
Sugar
Witten Jennings Bryan Medias
Frank 3. Holmes
Adolph Kuehn
Highland ‘Anic
Vareid Adama
Firtheife
Clavies Grey Hanter
Roy James Vance
Albertus Smith, Jr
Wheeler Avenue
Warrick Fater
Birth Rate Decline Deepens Across England and Wales
Sir Bernard Miller reports wartime declines in births from 831,890 in 1913 to 668,346 in 1917 in England and Wales with a warning of slow recovery. He compares losses to Germany Austria and Hungary, notes daily potential-life losses in the UK and allies, and cites broader European demographic impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bernard Miller
Register General
England
Wales
Sir Bernard
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Europe
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Argentina's Wealth in Furs and Perverse Edits
The excerpt cites Robert M. Gay and discusses Argentina's fur wealth, noting 70 species of fur bearing animals and the need for European markets and government support to price wares. It reflects a journal commentary on trade and production dynamics without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Middletown Hospital Board Faces Pay and Staffing Debate
The Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital board met to review the fiscal year, inspect kitchens, dairy, and patient care, and discuss wage issues sparked by a new commutation fund law. Dr. E. Smith lectured on bacteriology and war, noting disease trends and soldier health, while memorials honored Dr. Talcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ashley
Miss Ashley
Corwin
Tuckerman
Rogers
Middletown Medical Staff Meeting Notes Attendees and Updates
The report lists physicians and staff who attended a medical staff gathering in Middletown. Mentions include Drs Han mer Mule Preston Purdy Hulets Garfler Boothiows Leonard Margate Redfield Kearns and Dr Wm E Kelly who hosted. Other items note vacations drafts and personnel movements among ward 6 nurses and the Nurses' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursea
Tty
Dre. Hanmer
Mule
Preston
Purdy
Hulets
Garfler
Wm. E. Kelly
Dr. Smith
Middletown
Marguerite Birmingham
New Paltz
Helen M. McNamara
Joe McGlennon
Spartanburg
Wappingers Falls
Eugene A. McCall
France
Samuel Decker
Brown B. Hunter
David Hunter
Fort Defiance
War Department
Phillipsport Folk Complaint Ends With Bridge Dispute
Residents of Phillipsport, Sullivan County, sue the Ontario and Western railroad over a bridge on the company line. Commissioner Fennell will render a decision after briefs. witness F X Soute said the railroad lacks record title, claims adverse possession, and that responsibility for repairs is disputed among the railroad and the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Phillipsport
Sullivan County
Ontario & Western Railroad
Fennell
F. X. Soute
Ladies' Aid Society Elects Officers at Westbrookville Dinner
Westbrookville June 15 The annual Ladies' Aid Society dinner elected officers for the coming year with Mrs Burton Gillett as president and Mrs Wace Skinner as first vice president. The next meeting will be June 20 and Children’s Day is set for Sunday afternoon. Various town residents visited or traveled, including visits from New Brunswick and Matamoras with updates on local schooling and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrookville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Theo
Burton Gillett
Wace Skinner
William Malar
Birs
Harry van Sclver
Ed. Babcock
Alva Pantiey
Georges Wyeant
William Mallat
Geo
I. Kuhn, Jr
George
Robert
New Brunswick
N. J
Earl Hanson
Summitville
George van Keurep
Bessie
Spring Glen
Herman Pierce
Matamoras
Frank Nicholson
Port Jervis
Chester Ashworth
Detroit
Mich
Mir
Nicholson
Unable to Attend Graduation Due to Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs W L Hunter of Chester could not attend their daughter Wide M Hunter’s graduation from Lessey Normal School Cambridge Mass because their son Walter Raz was operated on for appendicitis at the Tuxedo Hospital. He is recovering well. Waldmere sale reports show Andrew Brickner Newton N H sold Spring Street Waldmere property to Frank Malti Newton confectionery owner for BLi38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hunter
Chester
Wide M
Lessey Normal School
Cambridge
Mass
Walter Raz
Tuxedo Hospital
Waldmere
Andrew Brickner
Newton
Tankropts
Spring Street
Frank Malti
Ezra Young Reforms After Inward Goitre Removal
Ezra Young has recovered after a successful operation to remove an inward goitre at Sadlier Hospital Poughkeepsie. The report notes his reformation and ongoing medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Young
Sadlier Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Walder
Murphy Case Again In Court
Newburgh has a renewed Supreme Court action between Arthur F. Murphy of Middletown and his wife. The motion seeks counsel fees and alimony during the action. The couple’s custody dispute over their two children remains undecided. Gardiner earned 75 dollars in counsel fees. alimony was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Supreme Court
Justice Seeger
Arthur
F. Murphy
Middletown
Ivan A. Gardner
Murphy
Morschauser
Gardner
John Bright
Watts, Oaken & Bright
$2,000 Restitution Ordered in Marbletown Case
In Kingston the county court arraigned former Marbletown supervisor Philip Hasbrouck after his guilty plea for grand larceny and misappropriation of town funds. Judge Jenkins set restitution at $2,000, subject to adjustments if a related civil suit with his bondsman proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Philip Hasbrouck
Marbletown
Jenkins
Hasbrouck
Valuable Stock Lost to Disease in 1917 Reported
Albany June 15 Commissioner of Agriculture Charles Wilson releases figures showing livestock losses from disease in 1917 exceed 6 million dollars. He says the Bureau of Animal Industry seeks to cut this waste with better cooperation from cattle sheep swine and horse owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Albany
Charles
Wilson
Council of Farms and Markets
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Farms and Markets
Woman seeks Republican sheriff race in Chenango County
Mrs. Nell D Lewis announces candidacy for Sheriff of Chenango County. She would be the only woman candidate in New York state for the office if elected, potentially becoming the first female sheriff in the Empire State. Her husband Neil D Lewin formerly held the post for three years and cannot seek a second consecutive term, per statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell D. Lewis
Chenasree County
New York
Great Empire State
Neil D Lewin
Fast Erie Express Kills Two Girls near Johnson City
Two young girls Carrie De groatie and Eisie Degroat were struck by the Southern Tier Express on the Este Railroad near Johnson City as they crossed the tracks while picking strawberries. One died instantly and the other was fatally injured. Authorities investigate the crash and warn readers about railroad crossing safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Carrie Degroatie
Eisie Degroat
Southern Tier Express
Este
Johnson City
General Hitchcock Called to Service
General C H Hitchcock, long active in the state militia, has been ordered to report for active duty at Fort Niagara. He will join the 11th battalion, U S Guards, after being on the reserve list since organizing the former First Regiment N G N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
C H. Hitchcock
N. G
Fort Niagara
U. S. Guards
Engagement of Miss Gibbs and L. D. Greene
Miss Myrta J. Gibbs held an engagement party Saturday at 116 West Main Street for Miss Elizabeth Greene of New York. The engagement of Miss Gibbs and L. D. Greene of this city, assistant manager of the Orange County Farm Bureau, was announced with no marriage date yet set. Gibbs has been active in the Woman's suffrage movement locally and statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta J. Gibbs
J. E. Gibbs
West Main Street
Elizabeth Greene
New York
Mise Gibbs
L. D. Greene
Orange County Farm Bureau
Miss. Gibbs
Woman's Suffrage Party
Auto Driver Licensing to Be Discussed in New York
The New York State Automobile Association will hold its semi annual meeting in this city on June 26 and 27. A principal topic will be examination and licensing of all automobile drivers to ensure safer motor driving across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marce Worming Association
Parkway
New York State
New York State Automobile Association
Private Jay W. Lockwood Killed in France in World War I
Private Jay W. Lockwood of the 29th U S Infantry was killed in action in France at age 26. Son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Lockwood of Liberty he enlisted May 1917 and trained in Syracuse before sailing for France Navy 9 November letter home indicated he had been on the firing line most of the past ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W. Lockwood
Sth
U. S. Infantry
France
Alfred Lockwood
Liberty
U.S. Infantry
Syracuse
Acxoss
Eas
Patriotic Week Planned by Knights of Pythiss Leaders
Supreme Chancellor Ioin J. Brown of the Knights of Pythiss declares July 1 to 6 as Pribian Patriotic Week. Lancelot Lodge named a committee to arrange July 2 celebrations with Governor Whitman invited to speak. Committee members are C. Z. Taylor C. W. Jones and W. T. Cernelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioin J. Brown
Knights of Pythiss
Lancelot Lodge
Gov. Whitman
C. Z. Taylor
C. W. Jones
W. T. Cernelius
Otisville notes on weather, war, and local events
Lewis Ebank returned from Massachusetts noting chilly weather there. The academy board skipped the naval commencement speaker due to the war. The Thursday men’s supper was a success with many emmu pins and over $50 raised. The following entertainment by Mr Shield drew lighthearted reactions from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouse
Lewis Ebank
Massachusetts
Academy
Mr Shield
Peacocks Noted Among Solomon’s Imported Goods
The article cites biblical references to peacocks listed among natural products brought to Jerusalem by Solomon's fleet from the land of Tarshish. It mentions I Kings 10 23 and Chronicles 9 22 as sources for these details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarskish
Solomon
Jerusalem
Mayor to Execute Contract for voting machines and horse purchase
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment authorized Mayor Cox to sign a contract to buy eight voting machines at 650 each, funded over four years. It approved expenses of 320 for the Phoenix Engine Company horse purchase totaling 600 with costs. Commissioner Dayton reported May aid expenditures 566.70 with 59.50 received. net 50.20. Dr Cordner logged 13 home calls and 14 office calls. Mayor Cox missed the meeting due to returning from a Majors Conference in Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Cox
Commissioner of Charities
A. E. Dayton
Robert Cordner R
Phoenix Engine Company
Newburgh
Christian Endeavor Week Drives Middletown Ads
The Times-Press promotes Christian Endeavor Week with the local Union receiving 15 percent of cash receipts from penny word ads. Over 300 members across eight societies back the drive to fund the Empire State convention in Middletown July 1 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Christian Endeavorers
Empire State
Middletown
Christian Endeavor Week
Times- Press
C. EB. Unilon
C. E
Persen N
Sing Songs of the Allies for Red Cross at High School
A Friday program at the High School drew a large audience for two hours to benefit the Red Cross with songs from Russia Italy Belgium England Ireland and Scotland. The performer wore national attire and included a trenches song and the Star-Spangled Banner. A matinee followed on Saturday enjoyed by attendees. Also noted is a contract award to H H Smith of Middletown New York for steel needed for the Creve Creek arloise project in Sussex County New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Hish
Red Cross
Russia
Italy
Belgium
England
Ireland
Scotland
Hien
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William Turcsyn
Box
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Frank Decker
Edenville
McCoy
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Greenwood Lake
Stanly Ciak
Pine Ieland
Gilbert Osterhout
Ivan Newcomb
Douglas Barrett
New Milford
Randolph Smith
Franklin A. Schriver
Clarence L. Rendall
Galloway Road
Einar Johaun
Sydney
Blahauat
John Baffert
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Ernest Knaust
Orrs Milla
Hugh Frank Hyerson
Floyd John Elston
Amity
Edwin Knapp
Cues Thomas Har
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William John Brozdowski
Joseph Z. Jefferson
William F. Shanley
Ee Adelbert Compton
Soather John
Hoy
Frank H. Neisel
Factory Street
Henry Blake
NG McAfee Meeting
Sweet
Robert M. Gay
the Atlantic
8. H Talcott
Hillside Cemetery
E. Smith
Middletown State Hospital
Smith
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Campa
Gaerreat
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Poewponis
Phillipsport Folk
Times
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Chenango Co
Fast Erie Express
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Hitchcock
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Otisville
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