Miss Cadwell Weds Frank Mosher in Iowa Ceremony
Ciara Cadwell Sul wed Frank Alexander Mosher at the Usals Koot residence, with relatives and close friends present. Rev. R C Kirke officiated as the bride wore white georgette and lilies, then the couple moved to Charleston, D C, where the groom serves in the government. The bride, a former teacher and Oswego Normal School graduate, and the groom, an Iowa State College civil engineer, welcomed guests from Newark and Boston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usal Kooit
Linden
Ciara
Cadwell Sul
Frank Alexander Mosher
Eliza _J. Mosher
Jez
Iowa
R.C
Mosher
Charleston
D. C
MH. 8
State Normal School
Oswego
Quarsick Hall
Newburgh
Iowa State College
Clarence S. Fay
Newark
N. J
R. 3. Fay
Fort Hancock
Safdy .Hook
Sidney Gaylord
Boston
Maes
Gaylord
Endofra
B. R ‘Webster
Dorothy
Beacon
Fables for Purchasers of Coal and Ice Weights and Measures
John E. DuBois issues tables for coal and ice purchases with weight to volume guidance. The coal table defines pounds per unit, and the ice table shows 14 by 10 by 9 inch blocks equal 1260 cubic inches, with 1260 divided by 80 equaling 42 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John*e
DuBois
Colored Men of District Readiness for Induction
Colored men of this exemption district classified in class 1A will report for induction soon, per orders to the local board from Adjutant General Sherrill. No date given. 32 men available, 14 away. Nine in North Carolina, two in Virginia, three in Pennsylvania. Most worked for Rose Brick Co. at Roseton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrill
CN ‘Thompson
North Carolina
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Rose Brick Co
Roseton
Questionnaires to be mailed to Class of 1918 by Crowder order
Washington June 22 officials announce that executives of all states are directed by General Crowder to begin mailing questionnaires to registrants of the 1918 class on Tuesday for three days. Boards are instructed to leave series and order number spaces blank until classification takes place, probably in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
General Crowder
Express rate grants increase in Interstate Commerce action
The Associated Press reports the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a ten percent decrease in freight rates. The measure, likely effective within ten weeks, aims to reduce shipping costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Associated Press
Interstate Comerce Commission
Funeral Held Friday for Mrs Walter C Grand
Mrs Walter D Grand died after a sudden collapse at her home near Owens Station Friday afternoon. She had just returned from New York earlier in the day. Dr R L McGeoch said she might have been saved if he had arrived sooner. Funeral services were held on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Grand
Tonfoi
Owen
Lena
New York
Mr. Grand
R. L. McGeoch
Mrs. Grand
Optimistic Thought Prem: Timeworn Ads and Proverb Echoes
A brief item notes a Times Press want ad page and a proverb about riches. The column hints at caution in wealth gathered quickly versus steady gain, referencing Attin as a named figure and implying prudent patience in savings and effort.
Right Rear Tire Wears Faster Than Any Other
The article explains that the right rear tire wears fastest due to road crown and weight distribution. It notes drivers stay on the right side of roads, increasing load and traction on the right rear, causing quicker wear than the other tires. It suggests rotating tires to even out wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. Pe Revise Rubber Company
Grinton Weds Miss Smith in Brooklyn Ceremony
Mills Grinton son of Rev Dr and Mrs Grinton of this city and Miss Margrete Alida Smith daughter of Prof and Mrs Ploy Smith of Brooklyn united in marriage Saturday afternoon at Brith residence. Bride is a Brooklyn schoolteacher. Groom a Wesleyan University alumnus who enlisted in the Navy. wedding rushed by anticipation of his departure. Parents involved in service in France. Smith family cottage at Lake George. Dr Grinton announced the marriage at St Paul M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Grinton
Margrete Alida, Smith
Ploy¢ Smith
Brooklyn
Brith
Wesleyan Univercity
Navy
Renowin S ‘School of Instruction
Pelham Bay
Smith
Brookelyn
France
Lake George
M.C
St. Paul's M. EB
Divorce Granted to Absent Soldier in Newburgh Court
An interlocutory decree of absolute divorce was granted to Anna Miller from Robert J. Miller at the Supreme Court special term in Newburgh. Miller, once a National Guard member, served with an aqueduct unit in 1917 and had not lived with his Beacon-born wife for a year. They share one child who remains with the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Anna Miller
New “York “State
Bedford’ Hille
Robert J. Miller
Justice Seeger
Supreme Court
Miller
National Guard
Aqueduct “Service
Beacon
Calls a Halt on Clothing Prices
Washington June 24 The War Industries Board is considering asking the Department of Justice to prosecute clothing speculators The present speculative movement in cloth and clothing will undoubtedly compel definite action if persisted There are ample stocks of wool cloth and wool clothing and therefore no excise for inflation No reason exists for dealers to hasten or enlarge their stocks above normal There is no warrant for rumors that it will soon be imposing to buy woolens or woolen cloth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Industries Board
Department of Justice
Game Law Violators in Orange and Sullivan Counties
Albany June 24 State Conservation Commissioner Pratt reports that one Orange County violator surrendered a weapon license and paid a $17 fine in May. In Sullivan County ten nonresident violators without licenses were arrested in May, paying $193 in fines. Pollution of streams cost $51.50.
Judge Tompkins to Speak in Newtrreh Fourth of July Celebration
Judge Arthur Tompkins has accepted invitations to deliver addresses in Newtrreh for the Independence Day Fourth of July celebration under the Patrik Societies of Newhurth and in Monroe on the afternoon of Independence Day. The notices indicate active participation in civic events this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompking
Arthur
Tompkins
Newtrreh
Patrik Societies of Newhurth Indue
Monroe
Cosmicdealium and the Cosmic Ideal Sermon
A baccalaureate sermon frames humanity as the measure of all things and links personal growth to the cosmic order. It argues that man becomes divine through sonship with God, realized by love, sacrifice, and service, with Christ as exemplar, urging readers to pursue maturity and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walvereal
Paul
Hayes Field
Tennyson
Fiske
Pawt
Emerson
Dutch Republic
French Republic
Lfe
Galilee
Christ Jesus
Gordon
Nature
Wan
Eo Jong
Jesus of Nazareth
Drimmond
Protagoran
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
bin Fang
Tran
John
John Wesley
Ruskin
Rheims
Italy
France
Flanders
van Dyke
Earth
Micaarlangelo
Treetburer
Anid
Jost
Ate
Ibrousk
Mazzini
Carlyle
Mathew Arnold
Uwle
Rus Kin
Message of the cosmic ideal and future brotherhood
A graduation address urges graduates to embrace a universal gospel of altruism and service. It calls for a new heart and vision, urging leaders to live for humanity, achieve unity, and hasten the realization of a kingdom of brotherly men as a present reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Drummord
Crisix
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Palestine
Church
Christendom
Four Brokers Indicted in Poughkeepsie Case
Poughkeepsie June 24 twenty eight indictments returned by the grand jury against Gilbert F Foote Harold W Sherrill Morton Atwater and Eliot Atwater members of the defunct New York Stock Exchange brokerage firm Atwater Foote Sherrill. The 157 counts include grand larceny and illegal hypothecations totaling at least 500000 with 30000 in Liberty bonds. Formal pleas expected Thursday morning. Eliot Atwater bail set at 20000 while others must post 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Gilbert F. Foote
Harold W. Sherrill
Morton Atwater
Eliot Atwater
New -York Stock Exchange
Atwater
Ald Tich
Eliot Atater
Address at St. Pauls Sunday by Alfred Brown
Alfred Brown a New York lecturer and playwright spoke at St Pauls Church Sunday evening on American Ideals. Ernest Wilsdorf led a Service of Song with a large Community Choir. Next Sunday Charles M Jessup of White Plains will speak in the third Win the War service. Rev Dr Grinton preached on Keeping Step with Uncle Sam Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brown
New York
St. Paul’s Church
Ernest
Wilsdorf
Charles M. Jessup
White Plains
Dr. Grinton
Sazamy
Early Use of Metal On Easter Island Tools
The article notes that ancient Easter Island inhabitants used stone images and blocks shaped by red copper and volcanic glass. It compares this to Mexican artifacts showing copper tools and suggests early iron use existed elsewhere, with evidence scarce. Remains of these tools are found near island quarries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Esster Island
First Principles on Majority Wisdom by Herbert Spencer
Commentary notes that past consensus often misjudged, yet majorities rarely err completely. Spencer argues that collective judgment tends toward error but retains some accuracy in social beliefs. He cautions against overconfidence in crowd verdicts while acknowledging value in common-sense trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
Typographers Go Fishing on Yankee Lake
Members of the local Typographical Union 463 joined a Sunday fishing trip to Yankee Lake led by Skipper Frank K. Rinehart. The cold weather hindered catches as even veteran Wes Decker and Buddie Ketcham struggled with deep bites and camouflaged bait while crews joked about submarines and logs on the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union
Yankee’ | Op
Sven “Wes” Decker
Orange County
Frank K. Rinehart
Wes
Decker
Service Flag Unfurled At First Presbyterian Church
A 42 star service flag was dedicated during Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church. Lieut Kinsley Wilcox Slauson, son of Mr and Mrs J W Slauson, donated the flag now in use since the Civil War era. The congregation faced the flag as Rev Kirkwood led the ceremony, praising the service member in Europe and the church’s gratitude for the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian’ Church
Kinsley
Wilcox “Slauson
Ji WV. Slauigon
Europe
Middletown Doctors Among Civil Service Exam Passers
Two Middletown physicians Dr Walter A Schmitz and Dr William E Keiley are named among candidates who passed the recent competitive civil service examination for the position of senior assistant physician in the State hospital service, according to the Times-Press Albany correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Albany
Middletown
Walter. A. ¢.Schmitzlana
William E. Kéiy
State Hospital Service
Regular Meals Delay Indian Steel Pole Erection
An English engineer working with about thirty Indian laborers faced a dinner delay during a 100 foot steel pole erection. The headman indicated mealtime, and only desperate entreaties and threats kept the crew from lowering the pole mid climb, despite several hours spent raising it.
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India
Quielde of Man's Rights in Moral Inquiry
A fragmented critique asserts that mental centruality born of ignorance is unworthy of reasoning and denies any intellectual right to ignorance. It argues information is at hand and moral questions demand effort, naming Miake-Agnes Heppiler as a referenced figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miake
Agnes Heppiler
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Mra.e. M. Mosher
Walter C. Grand
Attin
Times
Harry M
Grinton
Benedicts
Orange CO
Albans_ Cor
Pokeepsie
St. Paul’s
Yankee Lake
Belber Luggage
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