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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

Page

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Local relief fund forms as militia families aid drive

A relief fund meeting at City Hall elected Russell Wiggins as president and Mayor A C N Thompson as vice president to lead a drive for families of militia members. Contributions were received from George A Swayze and others while plans included newspaper coupons and church notices to boost giving. The executive committee will set the fund’s title and next meeting date as the drive expands with community participation.

Russell Wiggins A. C. N. Thompson G. H. Iseman C. B. Buckley Thompson Wiggins E. van Dyke Wight Hardenbergh Emerson H. Rose Company I Stanley Millspaugh Thomas Watts John Altmann George A. Swayze Buck Bros Richard

Subscription Blank for Donations to Soldiers

The money raised by this association is to aid those dependent on the members of Company I and the Hospital Corps who go to the front. I agree to give a weekly sum to the Soldiers Relief Association of Middletown New York starting June 24 and continue as long as needed unless cancelled. Mail to P O Drawer 528 or hand to an officer or committee member.

Company I Hospital Corps Soldiers’ Relief Association of Middletown N. Y P. O Association

Jack Gaynor Advocates Local Salvation Bank Fund

Jack Gaynor proposes a $50 subscription to aid soldiers’ families and suggests establishing small banks in city stores to collect small contributions, hoping to broaden participation and boost the relief fund. The idea is praised and expected to be adopted by organizers.

Jack” Gaynor Jack Times-Press Salvation Army

Fireman Robert Colville Plans Hudson Valley Parade Return

Robert Colville of 26 Grant Street, a Lawson Hose Company member since 1861, traveled to Hillside City Thursday morning to join his company and ride to Poughkeepsie for the Hudson Valley Firemen's parade. He remains buoyant about proving his youthfulness to fellow firemen.

Poughkeepsie Robert Colville Grant Street Newchurch Lawson Hose Company Hillside City Hudson Valley Robert

Special Session Elevates Ralph W. Shepard to Mason

Ralph W. Shepard a glass-cutter with Tuthill Glass Company and a member of Co I received the third degree in Hoffman Lodge 412 F and A M during a special lodge communication held Wednesday evening. The event marked him a full fledged Mason amid wartime patriotism and noted as rare since 1861.

Ralph W. Shepard Tuthill Glass Company Co. I Hoffman Lodge

Harper & Higginson Inc Chartered in Newburgh

Albany June 22 The corporation Harper & Higginson Inc of Newburgh is chartered to operate a realty contracting and construction business with capital stock of 10 000 shares at 100 each. Directors for the first year are M M Harper and Mary Fy Harper of Newburgh.

Albany Harper & Higginson, Inc Newburgh M. M. Harper Mary Fy. Harper

Meetings Postponed After Death of Church Trustee

On account of J. B. Giles death, the Thimble Circles and supper at the First Congregational Church, scheduled for Friday afternoon and evening, have been postponed.

J. B. Giles First Congregational Church

Recruits Rush to Armory as Co I Seeks War Strength

Enthusiasm runs high as 65 recruits are examined for Co I with 23 accepted and 42 total accepted to date. Li eutenant H J Shelley rejects 60 percent for liquor, weighs minimum height 64 inches and weight 128 pounds, and notes some underage with parental permission. Howard Van Loan, a Hudson druggist, volunteers after serving in the Sanitary Detachment, sleeping at the armory as he aims to reenter service.

Co. I H. J. Shelley Shelley E Armory Liqnor Howard van Loan Hudson N. Y Sanitary M. A. Stivers van Loan Stivers Ganktary Highland Avenue Armory Dr. Campbell Otteville Campbel Mexico Canal Zone Edwin Miller Seaton Maione Copevan Goshen L. L Shelley Correll University Nelson Wood H. L. Steedman New

June Meeting of Federation Of Women’s Clubs

The biennial convention of the Federation of Women’s Clubs in New York drew modest local attendance as delegates report ten days of sessions. Miss Mabel Sweezey detailed conference choices and activities while Miss Alice Hart Neafle from Goshen listened to reports and enjoyed a vocal solo by Ethel Stern.

Goshen Federation of Women's Clubs New York First Presbyterian Church Mabel Sweety Alice Hart Neafle A. S. Moore C. J. Giering Mise Ethel Stern Mise Pauline Mabel Sweezy Miss Sweezy Sweety Federation

Job B. Giles Taken by Death

Job B. Giles died at his home on Wilcox avenue at age 51 years three months and one day. He was a member of Giles Grier & Co contractors and builders and had long been active in city affairs. The funeral will be held at his home Saturday at 2 o'clock with interment in Wallkill Cemetery Phillips.

Job B. Giles Wilcox Avenue Giles Giles,Grier & Co, Contractors and Builders Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburgh International News Service Mexico City Carrizal Obregon War Department Carranza Bes Phy Avaro Obregon Francisco Gonzales Juarez Santo Domingo Carrizval Felix Gomez Eiber Messace Gomez

Oiling Starts on Grand Avenue in City Plan

OU workers began oiling on Grand avenue last Thursday. A large quantity of oil, valued at about $1,000, has been applied to several streets. Another similar load is on order, with oil to be laid on Prospect and Houston avenues when weather allows.

Grand Avenue Prospect Houston Avenues

Carrizal Ambush Fallout Drives Mexico War Weather

Mexican War Minister Obregon takes blame for Carrizal clash while reports say 12 Americans and 14 Mexicans died. Seventeen Americans captured, 30 Mexicans wounded. Washington reviews plans as Gen Funston urges rapid border troops deployment.

Obregon U. S Funston National Guard Jacinto B. Trevino Juarez General Trevino Fl Paso Tex Carrizal Carranga Washington Mexico Puneton Perehing Wilson Congress Baker Carranza Rodgers State Department Consu New York Canada House Kitehin Furster San Antonio War Department Pershing

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