Athenia Club Hosts Noted Artists in Washingtonville
On Presidents' Day the Athenia Club in Moffat Library Washingtonville presented a joint recital by Gilbert Spross composer pianist and Miss Claire McNamee violinist singer in a program that featured Spross own works plus familiar pieces by Raff Rechman Jnoft and Moskawaky. Mrs Mary Prindle and Mrs Floyd Wooster spoke on club activities and a report from the Niolk Judicial District Federated Club meeting.
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Washingtonville
Poughkeepsie
Athenia Club
Moffat Library
Gilbert Spros
Claire McNamee
Sololst
J McLaughin
Marry F Prindle
New Palls Btady Club
Niolk Judicial District Federated Club
Floyd Wooster
Walden Waomen'n Club
Sprogs
Mias McNamee
Athenia
Ming Me Nameo
Sproax
Canada
Edward N Hallock
Waahlogtonville
Pial Tew Ynonthy Ue
Mr. Spross
Raff
Rechman- Jnoft
Moskawaky
Sherzo-Valgy
Sylrit
Driffamey
Nica
Fiederman
Waites
Strats
Wis
Mr Spross
Mick McNanise
Micg McNaniee
Lathes
Tehashowsky
Lorraine
Loree
Charley Kingaley
Milas McNamee
Mr. Spragg
Misa McNamee
Women's Philharmonis Society of
New York
Alngige
Mary Cheney
Warship Delivers Body of American Ambassador Gutrie
Japanese cruiser Azuma carries the body of George W. Guthrie, late U S ambassador to Japan, from Yokohama expected to arrive in San Francisco around May 25. High honors marked the voyage with volleys, a Japanese dirge, and guards.
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Azuma
Yokohama
Japan
George W. Gutuirie
Japet
Yokohasan
Ban Kran Cluvo
Guthrie
San Francisco
Whitelaw Veil
Covent
Britain
America
Guthrie Wan
United States
Imperial Japanese Navy
Vanura
Boly
Wittsburgh
Nahadiaiu
Ban Priiciecy
Yostinfte
Precter
Peruuehl
Viecu
Jats
Austen
POP GEERS PLANS A SUMMER CAMPAIGN
Memphis Tenn May 12 Watch Pop Geers this summer the veteran driver has a stable of 26 horses and expects to clean up on this Grand Circuit. The old fellow is in capable shape, better than in the past and with the horses he has Geers should have no trouble this year of top money. Napoleon direct stands 1 69 percent and his chances to win are debated as work continues after a limp last fall. Geers aims to bring his team to North Randall Ohio around June 16 for a decisive chance at the championship.
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Memphis
Tenn
Poy Geers
Sirat Roel
Geers
Walter Moore
Horse Review Tar
Memphils
North Randal
Ohio
Napoleon
Lesingeon
Halts Callers to Chat With J L As Campaign Edges On
A noisy phone scheme blocks callers to chat with J L as T R aims to drum up support. The article notes political figures Men Rowley Reston and others visiting a studio to rally for a keynote, with plans for a rally and mass meeting in Pane Tal and a push to headline the campaign.
Slate Mill Va Congregational Meeting and Play Titled Rae eater
The Slate Mill Va area reports the annual congregational meeting of the Peeshster fa Thar 9 a.m. in the Grange Hall. A play called Rae eater is planned for Wednesday. Frank Tooker has returned from Albany. Mrs Haird remains ill though improving. Mrs Gates and daughter visited Middletown.
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Rae
Grange Hall
Tooker Hae
Albany
Wm Haird
Middletown
May Meeting of the Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital Board
The May gathering of the Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital Board met at the institution with a reception for the French Commission in Newburgh. Attendees included William H. Rogers, Frank Durland, Mae Q. Langhaar, and Dr. Maurice C. Audley. They discussed diet revisions, nurse accommodations for future expansion, appropriations, and schedules for a June 27 nursing school graduation.
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Middletown State
Newburgh
State Hospital Commission
Ashfay
State Hospital Development Commission
School of Nursing
State Hospital Club
Seanholtz
de, Moody
Misa
M. Terwilliger
J. L.williard
Mrs. Hutter
J.P. Crow
Notable recovery and honors in Newburgh ceremony
Mine Allens Dawson of the West Group dining service visited Newburgh and witnessed ceremonies honoring the distinguished Wrench wheelers. Peter Bifuh received the Jydor class prize watch.
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Mine Allens Dawson
Weet Group
Newburgh
Peter Bifuh
Locals Lock Up Victory as Middletown Beats Goshen 16 to 8
Middletown High School baseball records another win defeating Goshen 16 to 8 at Goshen. Key hits include a home run in the fourth and a three bagger in the sixth with two on, as Middletown builds an early lead and never relinquishes it despite a gusty wind.
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Middletown
Mrnday
Mitchell
Goshen
Knapp
Myerson's
Gnaden Boys
Auf
Vincent Oddou
Richoer
M. H
Morgana
Fallon
Dexnan
Barres
Jackson
Wirans
Kennedy
Garland
Stern
Ghh
Gregory
Greer
Thompson
Wilcox
Slark
Clark
P. la Rue
Ogden
Werner
Spears
New York Contracts Let for Cathedral Nave Foundations
Contracts in New York have been let to complete the nave foundations of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Future work depends on funds. The plan, by Cram & Ferguson, features a Gothic nave with four great square bays, sexpartite vaulting, and unusual open spaces.
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New York
St. John the
Messrs. Cram & Ferguson
Hock Motor Co Incorporation Report and Firework Ban
Athans May W The F C Hock Corporation of Goeten chartered by the Secretary of State with capital of 100 shares of 100 each Directors named Frank Hock Robert J Hock and George F Great Warwick May 11 Trustees of Warwick ban fireworks and fire crackers for sale in the village as a safety measure and to prevent nuisance.
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Warwick
Benefit Concert A Grand Success At BL Pauls Church
A Thursday benefit at BL Pauls Church raised 79.59 for Junior Home Guards to buy uniforms and glue. The concert pleased a large audience with vocal solos by Ethel Stern Marjorie Horton Alfreda Simpson and others and readings by Mrs Rhodes Green, plus piano by Helen Cowley and Milared Carner. Sixty guards members sat left of center, led by Capt. Florey and Lieut. Robertson. Col. W. K. Merritt supervised. Rev. Grinton spoke urging thrift balanced with needed support for service.
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BL Paul's Church
Ethel Stern
Marjorie Horton
Alfreda Simpson
Henrietta ‘“urell-Mentley
William Tremper
Ney Rhodes Green
Man with the broken neck leaves Middletown town
Alonzo Souslin of Darton Ohio, famed as the man with the broken neck during a brief Middletown stay, departed Friday for Port Jervis. He thanked residents of Middletown and Goshen, especially O. W. shop workers, for their kindness, having funded his family supper by selling postcards and booklets about his remarkable case.
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Alonzo Sovalin
Darton
Ohio
Middletown
Port Jervin
Sovalin
Goshen
Souslifi
Bia
Foot Crushed at the O W Shops in Middletown
Flond York 26 of Beacon NY an electrician at the Middletown shops of the New York Ontario and Western Railroad Company sustained a crushed right foot while at work shortly before 5 PM on Friday. The injured man was taken to Thrall Hospital in a wagon and treated by Dr J R Malet, the railroad physician, with condition improving as of the 6th day.
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H. McKinstry
New York
France
Flond York
Beacoe
N. Y
New York Ornation and Weetern Railroad Company
Thrall
J. Ro Malet
York Fe
Senator Hill Guest of Charles Higham at Hotel Club
State Senator William H Hill of Johnson City attended a reception at the Commercial Hotel and Orchards Club with his secretary and aides. They were chauffeured by Charles Wigham, a local host, and joined by AR Nichinnon and Senator Hill’s associates. The event, linked to support for the local option bill, followed a session debate and drew local figures including Marshal Joffre’s delegation.
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William H. Hill
Someon Cis
Goshen Man Receives Officers Training Camp Appointment
A. C. Wale of Thinwhinge Goshen has been appointed to the officers training camp at Madison Barracks on March 3.
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Goshen
Auncasius C. Wale
Dace
Thinwhinge
Madison Barracks
Woobon Valley Suginees Meet in Nyack Conference
The Hudson Valley Federation of Chambers of Commerce will hold its spring meeting at the Business Men's Club of Nyack on May 18. Assembly at 11 a.m., luncheon after adjournment, then a 2 p.m. afternoon session with Roy Smith of the Americas City Bureau speaking on Making of a Commercial Organisation. Officers and delegates from Albany, Troy, Catskills, Kingston, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Ossining, Peekskill, Yonkers, Middletown, Beacon, Wappingers Falls, Haverstraw, Port Jervis, Mt. Vernon, Bargerties, White Plains, Tarrytown, Walden, and Athens expected.
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Hudsom Valley Federation of Chambers of Commerce
Business Men's Club of
Nyack
Roy & Smith
Americas City Bureau
Busincss Men’s Associations
Chambers of Commerce
Albany
Troy
Catskills
Kingston
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Oushing
Peekskill
Yonkers
Middletown
Beacon
Wappingers Falls
Haverstraw
Port Jervis
Mt. Vernon
Bargerties
White Plains
Tarrytown
Walden
Athens
Remoans Fate as a Grappler at Columbia Park Bout
Mike Sullivan a Middletown grappler complains of unjust treatment by promoter and press after a wrestling exhibition at Columbia Park on May 10 1917. He says Zwald agreed to a one hour bout with six second pins and that refereeing and media declared him outclassed. He allegeszugged misrepresentation and seeks public correction.
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Times- Press
Mike Sullivan
State Hospital
gZward
Columbia Park
Middletown
N. Y
Zwald
Drohl
Times-Press
Edgten
New York
No Cause Found In Ledley Case Ends Suit
At 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon the Supreme Court jury heard Archibald Ledley a Liggett Meyers Tobacco salesman against Jobo Knight and Malph Van Wert of North White Lake Sullivan county and found no cause of action dismissing the 15009 suit begun after an accident near the city last fall Ledley alleged permanent injuries and the case occupied court since Monday.
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Supreme Court
Archibald Ledley
Liggett, Meyers Tobacco Company
Jobo Knight
Malph van. Wert
North White Lake
Sullivan County
Acthem
Hirachberg
Tury
Ledley
American Mission to Russia Names Personnel
Washington reports the State Department renounces the American commission to Russia listing Elihu Root as chairman Charles Crane Jos R Mott and others including McCormick McCormick Samuel Koogertzen James Duncan Charles Ruseci Hugh Scott James Glennon Tasker Hoover and others. The move aligns with Wilsons policy toward a broader democracy and opposes Provisional autocracy.
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Washington
American Commission To
Elihu Root
New York
Charles K. Crane
Illiois
Chicago
Jos R. Mott
International Committer Af Lma
Crease McCormick
International Harvester Comnant
Samuel KooGertzen
James Duncan
American Federation of Lator
Charles Edward Ruseci
Huch J. Scott
Staf
United States
James T, Glennon
Miss Booth Returns From Texas Tour With Guards
Miss Thedora Booth president of the Ciris National Honors Guard daughter of General Ballington Booth returned from a trip to the Mexican border. She will rest before returning to Brooklyn to oversee a Brooklyn contingent. The Girls National Honor Guard recruited 861 for the Marine Corps and other federal services and 4900 new Red Cross members nationwide. Booth was here a year ago with her mother Maud Ballington Booth, The Little Mother of the Prisons.
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Blue Point
Thedora Booth
Ciris
National Honors Guard
Ballington Booth
Volunteers of America
Brooklyn
Quif
Florida
Texas
Girls’ National Honor Guard
Marine Corps
Felera
Red Cross Association
Girls’ Guard
Miss Booth
Maud Ballington Booth
Town School Bill Becomes Law In Machbold Township
The Machbold township law creates town board of education control for most schools and makes instruction free. Electors will vote on the new board on the second Tuesday in June 1917. duties include assigning school districts, appointing teachers, and managing finances.
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Machbold
Uadel
Town Board of Education
Qgrat
Board of Education
Uhe
Town Board of Pancation
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Gilbert Spross
Miss McNamee
Club
Mia Prindle
Mies Natalie Ilarna
Midle Haye
Mars Green
James
Maleanehtin
Peur Siusahanih
Dieeden
Moffat Lanars
Hoyt Wi Fe Ube
Mme Witeheil
Board of Governors
Midair Town Automobile Cink
Pop’ Geers
Napoleon Direct
T. R
J. L
Cel
Metro Yellaun
oMeex
Wil Atvin
Finn
Jehan L Mian
Reston
Joini
Chience Rowley
Taso
Cangsresy
Pane Tal
Pitt
Edison Records
City On the Hill
Howling Fm Quiet
Crowley
Orm
Devereau Davis
Bunyo
Te R. T. Ford Company
Powell
Foreman Jrank J. Lewis
B. A McCall
Mr. Moran
Ben
Acotel
Mitch
Geoffrey Holberm
New York City
Maymond Necker
Campun
Orance County Lighting Company
Moyhaxon Atente
Weat Main Street
Mmita
Williams
Cay Wind Rile Ag
Aurees’ Home
Quacd
Neda
Retina
Misa Cartie L. Kier
Main Batldinc
Esc Anis Wlanelzan
Vashan
Sea York
Bradley
Washington, DC
Siraion
Eonderfal
Man Marray Wan Hieal
Mise Cathrra Burace
Nortech
Conn
Voraorrae
H.W. Kites
Charte Watee
Ward
Mala Duliting
Bb Acala
Sorim
Tre
Florence
Moete
Betas Oon
Hee Xeow
Hock Motor CO. IS Incorporated
TimesPrees
Jeaner
Alonzo Souslin
Senator Hill
Charles Higham
Woobon Valley
Remoans
Fate
Grappler
Sullivan
Russia
Gen. Scott
Root
Wrestien
Wilson
Gennans
Te Rond
Majorstien
Majoren Tasker
Som
Del
Roberts Ei
Michtt
General Staff
T Rentles Mow
Teioerad
Japateve
Bavigon
Atrich War Council
Kenry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Company
Davison
J. P. Morgan & Co
Charles Fo Back
Gre
Chamber of Commerce
Une
Sor Sane
Tama. Gardner
J. A. Smith
Frank Monaghan
RM. Cox
Kad. A. Torents
G. Shimer
G .D. Thereen
C. Strwek
C. 3. Giertne
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