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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

9

Sussex High School Commencement at First Baptist Church

Sussex June 18 commencement exercises at the First Baptist Church featured student orations and music led by the School Choir and the East Stroudsburg State Normal School principal Dr E L Kemp. Diplomas were presented by William D Wilson with remarks by Principal Mensch and a benediction by Rev E A Hamilton.

Hehod Sarah M. Hoots the Maid of the Sea Clarence W. Paugh Il Trovatore Frank L. Halstead Panams Canal Harvey D. Dickson William Wilson Board of Education Fairy Land EH. L. Kemp East Stroudsburg State Normal School Benediction A. Hamilton William D. Wilson Mensch E. L. Kemp Stroudsburg State Normal School Germany United States E. A. Hamilton Margarum Better Ford Margarum Farmers’ Nations Bank Sussex

Social Roundup at Greenville and Nearby News

Greenville notes celebrate Clover Leaf Circle social aiding church funds. Molloy burns improving under Dr Carpanter care. Port Jervis graduate Leon Wehner, Vincent Mulligan buys motorcycle. Minisink Hall dance postponed due to storm, new date forthcoming. Emma Starbuck to teach again next year. Annapolis graduates Ensigns Cunneen and Wicks to serve aboard USS Minnesota July 6. Local illness and Regents exam followups among district pupils.

Molloy Alfred Carpanter Port Jervisoll School Leon Wehner Vincent Mulligan Minisink Hall Emma Starbuck Lulu Moore Frank Cunneen Port Jervis Zeno Wicks Fishkill-on-the- Hudson Annapolis Naval Academy U. S Minnesota Fred Ayres Mountain Road Azams Beatrice Toth Lun. Moors

Howells Thimble Club Officers Named at June Meeting

At the June meeting Howells Thimble Club elected officers Mrs J O'Brien president Nellie Tuthill vice president Mrs Corwin secretary and treasurer Mrs Drake assistant secretary and treasurer The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs H H Case home at 2 o'clock Parental notes report New York visits and family news populate a busy town page with multiple residents noted in local social activity and minor community updates.

Ladise' Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society H H. Case Pareenal C. M. Severance New York Joe Wortsel Port Jervis William Koether J. W. Miller H. Putney C. Mitchel Jersey City

Local Notes Highlight Social Calls and Sanatorium News

Mrs Frank Robbins shows improvement at home after weeks of illness. Middletown visitors and locals mingle at homes, drives, and church events. Sanatorium notes report ex Superintendent Sprenger’s warm return and a large bell game crowd. Miss Dodd takes a foundry job. weekly church activities and a 4th of July celebration upcoming.

Behan Christine Mitchell Laura Mulock Gumner Guymard Alfred Ketcham Charles Roesch Io Park New York Valentine Palmer House Ira Smith Hollis Carlton Kenyon Frank Greenleaf Clarence Glass Midlaown Charles Harding Norman Gly Manter Norman Vail Middletown Helena Cockrill West Point Sanatorium News Frederick Sprenger Tuberculosis Sanatorium Bronxville R. I. Wilson Emerson J. van Pelt Taspector Thompson

Commencement at Ellenville Highlighted by Large Attendees

Ellenville June 25 Many relatives and friends attended the baccalaureate services at the M E Church for the Ellenville High School class of 2 percent? The sermon by Dr Moser drew praise and the large choir offered three anthems. Class Day followed in Norbury Hall with strong applause for a varied program. Commencement exercises in Masonic Theatre likewise drew big crowds with notable orations by Joseph Ailetcher and honors for the graduating class.

Speeder Sussex Port Jervis Ned Baptist Church E. A Hamilton First Presbyterian Church Deckertown W. L. Rohn Ross Robin Mise Madge Willson Clark Dover Monroe Rhoda Hammond Mabel Hayward Lawrence Drug Co Sussex Gar Arc Ellenville M. E Walter J. Steiner H. P. Hobson St. John's Episcopal Church Moser Congress Hobson Norbury Hall la Mexican Burch Mione Freedman I. Boyes Terkush Vrooman Miller Mildred Carman Chorugs Bernard H. Goldenson Bernice Gaskell Paul Mathilda Bukler Thea Wenrich Elenville High School Masonic Theatre Tuesaday Joseph Ailetcher W. L. Steiner Foster Henry Thornton Howard Ulster County Solomon

Warwick Hotel Cash Is Stolen

Harold Casterlin, proprietor of a Warwick hotel, reported a theft of about 45 dollars from the barroom cash register after his party returned from the Middletown-Asbury Park game. A young man seen around the hotel led authorities to trace him toward Marbrock, but he disappeared that night. The rest of the text notes charitable gifts, local church events, and choir announcements with no further theft details.

Harold Casterlin Warwick Middletown Asbury Park Warrick

Erie Plans Many Costly Changes at Station

Erie engineers plant stakes for extensive updates at the Erie station in Chester. A stone and concrete structure about 14000 dollars, a subway around 10000 dollars, and three switches moved near Howland House total about 40000 dollars in planned improvements.

Chester Erie Grads Howland House George M. Roe

Regents Exams Draw Hundreds From Nearby Districts

Centerville on June 23 reports 104 scholars from ten outlying districts attended Regents examinations at Centerville School. Principal Plank and Mrs. K C English directed tests with assistants Miss Cushner, McCormack and O Neill. Hebrew exams included several Centerville Talmud Torah students. Notable notes include local obituaries and community updates.

Centerville Station Plank K. C. English Cushner McCormack O'Neill Centerville Talmud Torah

Friends Visit Captain Roberson in Bolivia Area

A group of Captain Theodora M. Roberson’s friends traveled to his home near Bolivia on a Wednesday evening to pay their respects. Roberson, who commanded Company E of the 124th Regiment during the Civil War, has endured time and hardship, with his health recently improving after illness.

John Hultzhert Ora Helden E A. Wiliaon Hamburg Arena EB. Cole Fourth Street Sisie Mottclair Normal School Mis Lewisburg Simeon Parcel Whitexer Farm Newton i Kim Me Newark Watson Littell Franklin Borouch Chas Cele John van Exton Moss Bertha Teater Muree Captain Northrup Armstrong Main Street Carolyn William Wolfe Ernest Wolfs Philadelphia A. D. Wolfe Newton Avenue Alexander van der Heuvel Henry Phillips Beemeryville William G. Weeterveit Beemerville Presbyterian Church Princeton Potter's Store Miss Hate Gleafer Middletown Haggerty James van Gelder Gable Inn George Struble Marvin Savasoul Dory Bloat Chariea Williams Harold Lamb Clove Rickborn Charles Tuttle N. Y Stewart Westtown Decker Johnson A. C. Williams Floyd Mant Middle Era Chestnut Street Smith Merchsst’ Nations] Bank Newton Sunsex Helen Wilrom Helen Dickeses Francis Wilson Margaret Wherrs Wooley Schean Harry Edsmll Fred J. Baldwin Burnside N. YT Breecy Helabta Winfield Johnson BurnsHe Mart Onder Bertie Strubie Clarence Avers New York Toam Euent Clove Avenue Ruseeli Veet Dover Mas Alice Walsh Branchville Setemer Simonson Hera Soor Presbyterian Church M. Simonson Pepack X. J Chester Mrs Simonson Durland’s Square George Brooks High Street Theodora M. Roberson Bolivia Robison 124Th Regiment Abel

Tire blows out, auto overturns on Goshen road

June 25 report from Montgomery states William Rhode's touring car blew a tire on Goshen road causing a ditchside rollover. The car righted itself and returned home under its own power with no damage to vehicle or driver. Various local notices follow about cancer removals and visits.

Montgomery William Rhode Goshen Road

Grange Library at Searsville expands holdings

Searsville, June 25. The Grange Library now lists 450 fiction volumes 142 culture titles 480 miscellaneous works including 10 Great Epochs in American History 25 Standard Authors 14 Encyclopedia Britannica 11 Library of American Literature 17 Famous Nations and other valuable texts. About 80 magazines such as Century Cosmopolitan exist. Assistant librarian appointed to William Callan. Earl Baker named to the post. Town renovating with painting of three houses finished and more plans under Lewis Case supervision.

Searsville Searville Grange Library of American Literature Century Cosmopolitan William Callan Earl Baker Baker Lewis Case Brooklyn

Epworth League Elects Officers at Walker Valley Meeting

Walker Valley June 25 The Epworth League elected officers for the year: Mrs Georgs A Frans president, Mrs George Marshall first vice president, Miss Ida Evans second vice president, Mrs Charles Buckridge third vice president, Mrs Bb C Jansen fourth vice president, J W Bekert secretary, and Charles Buckridge treasurer. Also notes social visits and local names nearby.

Walker Valley Epworth League Georgs A. Frans George Marshall Ida Evans Charles Buckridge Bb. C. Jansen J. W. Bekert Servetam Henry Polhamos Lambert J. Schurel H. Higgins Eoe Moron Caldwell Berio Polhamus E. Brown Cinieville Mire Lambert Brooklin

Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Greene W KF Church

The Greene W KF Church and friends announce the annual Strawberry and ice cream festival at 37 Granke Hall Greenville. It is scheduled for Thursday evening July 2 with a rain date next fall evening. All are welcome to attend.

Mintsink Concrecition and Friends of the Greene W KF Granke Hall Greenvile

National Guard appoints new secretary of war garrison team

Washington June 25 Major General Dolen O Byan of the New York National Guard was appointed a member of the National Ma dis Beara secret ary of War Garrison Tea succeeding Brig Gen Thomas J Stewart of the Pennsylvania militia whose term of service has expired.

Tea Service Planned at Cranes Grantly Golf Club

Miss Louise Powiison assists Misses MacKarner Mallett Thompson and Jordan in serving tea at the Cranes Cranty Golf Club Saturday evening. Tables will be set for those who wish to play cards. Plans for additional entertainments will be discussed to widen the social side of the club.

Louise Powiison MacKarner Mallett Thompson Jordan Serra Cranes Cranty Golf Club Tg Poy Carde AG

Cobb Faces Jail Team in Detroit

Detroit June 26 Tyran Cobb ball player charged with disturbing the peace by Police Justice Joffre. Witness W L Carpenter alleges Cobb threatened him with a revolver in his place of business last Saturday night. Cobb was not jailed but ordered to appear tomorrow morning to plead. Maximum penalty is 80 dollars fine or six months in jail.

Detroit Cobb Joffre W. L. Carpenter Georgtar Pischcfodke

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H. S Sussex High School First Baptist Church Misees Carolyn Beatrice Smith James K. Easley Methodist Episcopal Church Greenville M. B. Church Ladies’ Aid Otisville Ottaville Frank Robbins Nees John G. Gray Frank Greanleat William Morse South Centreville Mabel Hull Charles Lancaster Kepheth Edward Darby Caton Harding Mina Hula Gavoille Milford G. M. Hill Hols Inspector Hole Miss Pratt New York City Aaron Winter, Jr Mrs. Hicks Dora Green Mira Oliver Ketcham Winfield Ketcham Frances VanDurer Emmett Winter Giddings Friend Aston Writer Gosttinger Europe Florence Whezins Emmett Writer Charlea Harding Robbins Saturay Fannie Dodd Edward Catholic Church Jarre Kation James J. Behan Harfingtop Mieces Kierhan Edwardee Sali Harriet Great Metropolis Tinney Marjory Young Cvurch Heezenot Mims Latien Aid Society Dey Nursery Charit Board of Managers J. M. Park J.D. Northrup Lange Laing Hancock Metropolis Hackett Meadow Avenue R. P. Conklin Michael Hackett Daniel W. Miller Lehigh Avenue W. 5 Chester Inn Matin Street Regents Village News Bernstein Highland Avenue Glen Wild Ben Gardner Ives Ben I. D. Wolf Co - Operative Fire Insurance Co Sul Yvan Gus Pirate Nebraska Fanny Labard Hubertile Julia Curtis E. Armstrong Maurice Depuy Brian York Fuller Fox Ethel Powell J. Powell Mire F. Lair VanTassel Bixold ‘Post Cromaing Capt. Roberson Burnett Overbiser Coryell University Ithaca Spandine George T. Overhiser James B. Smith T. D. Mills Mr. Smith Henry Hay York Ivan Martin J. Frederick Berg Brick Church New Brunswick Theological Seminary KE. Ross Eliott New Paltz John M. van Alst Warren Pritchett Flatbirth L I Clinton Tlatris Margaret E. Hansmeyer Walton Lake Frank Durland Lawrence May Dr. Smith Wilson Reed Camry Fire Conklingtown Private Brown Mildred Taft Emily Durland Orange Farm Ionica Schulenberg Mamie Green Travsers Sid Has. Wollf, Jr Men's and Boys” Outfitter North & King Sta Middletown, N.Y
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