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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1918

Page

8

Ithaca Plans Welcome for Grand Army Men Visitors

Ithaca prepares to host about 3 000 Grand Army of the Republic veterans and friends. Delegates should write the Board of Commerce Ithaca for travel rate details as convention broad plans include railroad and local special rates. The aviation school near the city will be open to visitors with 1 000 cadets in training and automobile rides offered by the committee.

Commerce Ithaca Oder William G Ae Over Military Aéronav Digs Coun

Classified Week Is Now In Full Swing Get Busy

The Times-Press promotes the classified page with a fifteen cent credit for ads, urging Middletown readers to place notices. Union members compete for a pennant by posting the most ads, with one cent per word minimum. Readers urged to save by using the page to sell unwanted items and rent vacant rooms, highlighting the page’s wide circulation of about 25 000 readers.

Times-Press Christian Endeavorers TimesPress

Urge army course to win vote right

Chicago June 15 The sixth ninth annual convention of the American Medical Association adjourned after the House of Delegates adopted a resolution urging a permanent national policy of universal military training for all young men before the right to vote. The measure cites health screening under the draft and the benefits of training for sanitation and personal hygiene.

Chicago American Medical Association House of Delegates American Medics Association America

Clergymen Endorse Whitman in New York Gubernatorial Drive

Inland appeal by thirty nine clergy members across denominations urges support for Governor Whitman in the Republican primary and general election. They cite temperance leadership and urge swift action to ensure his renomination before liquor interests mobilize.

Whitman Luther 3. Wilson Methodist Episcopal Church New York City Charles S. Burch William Burt Tou New York Moore

Francis Nash Fined for Food Hoarding Charge

Francis Nash medical director of the Navy was fined 1000 on a charge of hoarding food. An identical charge against his wife was dismissed. A separate item notes a Music Club picnic with fifteen members enjoying the event despite threatening weather.

iBy Associated Press Washington Francis Nash Navy Music Club Bern Gomuaeriske

Enormous Tasks By The Packing Industry In War Effort

The Times-Press outlines how the packing industry supports war goals. It notes Hoover representative Charles McCarthy praising meat shipments to allies, with daily rates of production and logistics at eastern ports. It cites examples from Armour and sand paper production, potash shortages, and other packer outputs aiding military needs.

Times-Press Charles McCarthy Herbert Hoover America Liesittle Crain Food Administration Washington Kno McCarthy Thai Tawan SNH

Parksville Co operative Chartered With $10,000 Capital

Parksville Farmers' Co operative Company Inc of Parksville Sullivan county received a charter from the Secretary of State to engage in general producing manufacturing and merchandising on the cooperative plan. Capital is 10 000 in five dollar shares. First year directors include Harry Piddie Meyer Horowitz and Ellie Shaf of Harrisville.

Albany Parksville Farmers’ Co-operative Company, Inc Parksville Sullivan Comm Aricles Comminase Harry Piddie Meyer Horowitz Ellie Shaf Harrisville

Camp Wadsworth Ice Plant Aids Local Needs

Spartanburg June 17 an ice plant and refrigerating plant are being built for camp needs. The ice plant will produce 26 tons daily to ease crowding at Camp Wadsworth. The refrigerating plant will hold ten carloads. A War Department order limits soldiers per tent to five in summer and six in winter, a policy expected to be unpopular and disrupting squad discipline.

Spartanburg 8. C War Department Aleo New York City Liberty Theatre

Goshen Driving Club Blue Cross Day Benefits War Service

Saturday matinee at Goshen Driving Club raised 155.62 for the war service fund from programs flowers and a pony sale. The pony fetched 65 dollars and was bought by B A Bulkley. Next Saturday horses ship to Poughkeepsie for Red Cross benefit races. Attendees included Mrs E Henry Herriman and Lt B Roland Harriman and his wife.

Goshen Blue Cross E. Henry Herriman R. m Bingarm Frank ‘Burgess Kenneth B M.D. Bavcock Gr.g Louise Guy W.K. Dicks Mary McGowan J. Malcom Forbes Crossman Mister Jonas Thomas Birenta

Phoebe Sterling Race Times Highlight Meeting

Phoebe Sterling posts notable times at the event with two fast marks 2 22 and 2 19 percent indicating strong performance in the sprint sequence amid competing entries.

Phoebe Sterling B. Bu Udge

City Plans Air Raid Sirens In Coordinated System

New York authorities finalize a plan to install sirens to warn of air raids. Two units are in place and several more will be added on Edison plants within miles. An electrical switch will sound all sirens simultaneously, with a twenty minute alert followed by four minute signals for ongoing danger. Inspector Thomas Onderhill notes low risk of false alarms.

Newsiosk New York Thomas Onderhill Allan Ryan

Dry speakers to address Milford on prohibition issue

Milford Pennsylvania hosts a June gathering featuring Mrs. Mary Harris Armor known as The Georgia Cyclone. Gifford Pinchot is also expected to address the audience in favor of National and State prohibition with potential remarks by J H Van Etten as a Republican candidate later.

Milford Jime Mary Harris Armor Georgia Forest Hall Gifford’ Pinchot Prohibition J. H. van Etten

Ellenville Man Named Assistant Farm Agent

Eliza Tine it Waildo RB Cookingham of Ellenville has been appointed assistant Chemung County Farm Agent to T. W. Vann, succeeding John Wigsted who joined the United States Aviation Service in Camp Dick Texas. Cookingham has arrived in the city and began duties at the Farm Bureau office Saturday morning.

Ellenville Eliza’ Tine Waildo

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