Draft Changes Likely To Take Men Of 19 To 45
Washington June 20 A draft age modification would raise the pool to men aged 19 to 45, extending military service under government direction. Congress or the War Department debate who leads the change as Baker signals approval if urged. Senate panel has not yet acted but expects War Department to clarify plans.
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R Gueshington
America
Congress
War Department
Baker
Jower
Senate Military Committee
France
Sunday church services across Denton area
Denton Presbyterian holds Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching later. Ridgebury Presbyterian offers Sunday school at 9 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 17 p m. Blate Hill Presbyterian lists preaching at 10 a m and Sunday period at 10 246 a m. Mt Hope Presbyterian has Sunday school at 9 a m and preaching at p m. All are invited. South Centreville offers Sunday school at 1 4 a m and preaching at 11 a m. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Presbyterian
Jiammee
Ridgebury
Blate Hill
MT. Hope
South Centreville
Salisbury Mills Community Notes Hit By Graduations and Moves
June 21 Salisbury Mills reports Miss Dorothy Wentink to graduate Cornwall High School this week. Floyd Frost secured a position at Garrison's store. Jubile children visited Washingtonville to deliver gifts. Charles Larry family moved to Meadowbrook. Mrs Theodore Bulnins of Port Jervis visits her mother Mrs Jno Ewing. Hope Chapel entertainment acclaimed. Children plan closing day events. Charles Casey, ex Nulloy agent, enlisted in the Signal Corps, training in Syracuse. his mother Mrs Annie Caupy notes second enlistment within a month.Fld Tuthil bought a Dort automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Mills
Dorothy Wintink
Frank Wentink
Cornwall High School
Floyd Frost
Garrison's
Waslingtonsville
Charles Larry
Meadowbrook
Theodore Bulnins
Port Jarvis
Jno, Ewing
Hope Chapel
Cohen's Offers Fall Styles and Household Ads in Local Notice
Local ad notices promote fashion at Cohen's 6 W Main with sale prices on coats and skirts and new men and boys clothing. A domestic help wanted ad notes a girl aged 4 to 18 for housework, with contact at 19 Beacon Street on Tuesday June 25 after 9:1 p.m. A farm for sale near Vine Bush highlights high cultivation, spring water, and level land for buyers at Pine Bush X,Y.
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Subitioun
Pimmer
Nicos
Call ‘Tueaday
Beacon Street
Chatce Ghacre
Cohen's
British Subjects in the District Face Draft Exemption Review
The Third Exemption District of Orange County searches the questionnaires of British subjects registered here who claim exemption. Registrants found will be referred to the British Recruiting Mission in the United States and then subject to UK draft regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exemption Board
Orange County
United States
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Newburgh Dispute Over Cornwall Assessments Settled
The New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Co. had two petitions against Cornwall Assessors to change 1916 and 1917 rentry assessments. 2021 terms show 1916 at 154,400 and 1917 at 141,400. Justice Seeger ordered the town to pay the railroad 33 4607 for 1916 and 25 13 for 1917. Watts, Oaken & Bright of Middletown represented the relator. Henry Rollers defended the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Co
Cornwall
Cxechalva
State of New York
New York
Ontario
Stallroad Cove
Alex G. Mailer
Olliars
Assesanra
Justice Seeger
Watts, Oaken
District Deputies Named for Mason Lodges in State
Notice lists designations by Grand Master elect Farmer of Syracuse for several district deputies. Named are William K R Bitter of Suffern for Ulster Greene district, Ulster Palmer of Mineville for Columbia Dutchess district, Adear J Ironsman of Tryvesant Falls for Delaware Sullivan district, and Jay Drebor of Livingston Manor for the same region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elect Farmer
Syracuse
Frev Masons
Orange-ltockland
Willam KR. Bitter
Suffern
Ulster-Greene
Ulster Palmer
Mienville
Columbia- Dutchess
Adear J. Ironsman
Btryvesant Falls
Delaware-Sullvan
Jay Drebor
Livingston Manor
Austrians Penushed by Flooded River Front in Vienna Rift
In Vienna intense fighting is reported as Austrian troops along the river face floods after heavy mountain rains. Bridges were swept away threatening supply lines and leaving forces pressed by Allied airpower and artillery as they press westward. The crisis could intensify if land and air reinforcements fail to reach the isolated garrisons fighting to hold the Nat ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imavo
Thy
John Ritchie dies longtime Newburgh editor in Oregon
John Ritchie brother of the late Samuel Ritchie died Wednesday in a Grants Pass hospital Oregon. He was about 78 years old and formerly of Newburgh where he edited the Newburgh Journal for many years. He was regarded as the county’s greatest stenographer in his prime.
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Nowburgh
John Ritchie
Samuel Ritchie
Newburgh Journal
Grants Pasa
Huge
Oregon
Ritchie
New Vernon Farmer Ends Own Life in Granary
Frank Giveans, a longtime New Vernon resident, died by shooting himself in the granary above the wagon-house. His wife, son Burt, and brother Shay Giveans survive. A coroner and doctors responded. motives cited include domestic troubles and lawsuits amid a sheriff sale advertised for Thursday.
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New Vernon
Sam Free
Frank Giveans
Mr. Free
Giyeans
Giveans
Fre
Mr. Grvedins
Harry Eeve
Mr. Reeve
Iason
Middletown
Alan
Mr. Giveang
Ha Heg
Burt Giveans
Shay Glveans
G. T. Bull
Joomingburg
B. Schlelermacher
Wurtsboro
Newburgh City Committee Chairman Says No Meeting Planned
James Miller, chairman of the Newburgh City Committee, said yesterday he had not called a meeting and did not expect one before the County Committee meets. If Rate 13 is strictly applied, no candidate from this city will have an outstanding issue before the county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
James Miller
County to Buy War Stamps
County board continues discussion on war stamps and local food commission funding. Reilly, appointed to fill vacancy, attends first meeting after Cooper’s death. Morriman, McGuinness request $500 for county food commission. board approves on supervisor Sti’s motion.
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PI Reilly
Middletown
Supervear
John
Cooper
Food Commission
Gete
Mra
H. Morrimian
Qiinge County
J. Holman MecGuinness
Chester
Sti
Steamer Rensselaer Hit by Ferryboat Orange
The steam er Rensselaer of the Citizennine Hudson Navigation Company was pinanced on dry dock in New York after a collision with the ferryboat Orange near Newburgh Saturday night. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coynes of Pittsburgh and John Rut of New York were slightly injured, and an automobile owned by John H. Jones of New York was wrecked. The Orange suffered minor damage, and the Rensselaer continued to Albany with the vessel shaken from bow to stern.
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Rensaelaer
Citizennine
Hudson Navigation Company
New York
Newburgh
Rensselaer
Orange
Norman Coynes
New Jturgh
John Rut
John H. Jones
Reagadagr
Albany
No Chance to Quarrel In Odd Language Exchange
A short, unclear excerpt describes Wie Lanes and a small child unable to speak clearly. The dialogue suggests mutual tolerance as the adult says they get along fine, despite communication difficulties. The fragment hints at a simple domestic or social interaction.
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Lanes
Romnage
Those Shraw Votes in Einaw Votea and Willfulness
A fragmentary reflection from Pensylvania Grit on female willpower, parental and teacher roles, and the clash between inner resolve and outward expectations. The text contends willfulness, not proper training, tests a girl's guardians and guides.
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Eald
Tianet
Tia
Mobilization of War Medical Service Outlined by AMA Leader
Dr Arthur and Dean Beven of the American Medical Association outlined steps to sustain medical education during war. They highlighted commissions for medical students in the Medical Reserve Corps, continuous study paths, and special military surgery courses. They noted mobile expansion, mortality comparisons with Japan, and urged rapid development of nurses training camps to meet Army and Navy needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Dean Beven
American Medical Association
Surgeon-General
Enlisted Medical Reserve Corp
United States
Italy
Belgium
Horace B. Arnold
Council On Medical Education
Gorgas
Wonlor
West Point
Annapolia
Army
Navy
Sunday School Picnic Unites Denton Slate Hill and Ridgebury
On Saturday June 22 the presiding Sunday schools of Denton Slate Hill and Ridgebury plan a lawn picnic at Ridgebury Church. Central facilities provide space and shade for games and shelter in a storm. Prizes will reward contest winners and every effort aims to ensure an enjoyable outing.
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Satunday
Denton
Slate Hil
Ridgebury
Middletown Roofers Honor Foreman At Otisville Contract
E G W Musbach & Son finished a large asbestos shingle roof at the Otisville federal hospital. Wm H Musbach, in charge, received a purse from his men as a token of appreciation and for his upcoming wedding this Saturday. Subscriptions for the Red Cross drive can be paid at Middletown Chapter HQ 59 North Street. Miss Van
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Musbach & Son, Inc
Middletown
Federal Hospital
Otisville
Wm. H Musbach
Red Cross
North Street
Van
Note On Payments Arranged By Mr John Bright
A fragment indicates JOHN BRIGHT as Chairman guiding arrangements to receive payments for subscribers while downtown. The wording implies an organized ledgers note or notice about payment reception duties under his chairmanship.
Reverend Reynolds Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at Lansford High
The Rev C H Reynolds formerly of North Street Congregational Church and now pastor of the English Congregational Church at Lansford Va preached the baccalaureate sermon to Lansford High's graduating class on Sunday evening at 6 o clock in the high school auditorium The subject was The Principal Thing in Life.
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C. H. Reynolds
North Street Congressional
English Congregational Church
Lansford
To Keep Cheese Fresh
Rubbing the cut surface with a warm knife and wrapping in oiled paper or dry cheesecloth saves cheese. Use salt water wrung cloth for wrapping to maintain freshness.
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Oluss National Casket Company
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