Every Man's Club Enjoys Sussex Meeting and Fire News
Sussex New Jersey May 17 Every Man's Club of the First Baptist Church met in the chapel for a season’s pleasant evening after a business session humor and stories followed bankers talk by Meyer Frank Holbert on reserve banking and currency.
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Sussex
N. J
First Baptist Church
Meyer Frank Holbert
Sussex National Bank
Mr. Hains
Beemerville
Sussex County Historical Society
Rannels
First Baptist Church of
Barnels
Pond
Decker and Simmons
Hamburg Avenue
Judson Wickham
Edward Compton
Wickham
Cwbhans
Degnon Grays
Newton
Lehigh
New England
R. R
Goshen
Orange Farm
Jackson Courtright
Milton E. Grant
Newton M. E
J. K. Easley
Newark
Colesville
Clove
Wantage
M. EK
Wartage
C. H. Rannels
O. J. Little
George Dimmick
Mary Decker
New Jersen Baptist State Convention
Union Hill Church
Jersey City
Commission to take Cuba testimony in McLaughlin suit
Newburgh May 17 A motion to appoint a commission to take testimony in Cuba was approved by Judge Royce with Justice Platt, in a case involving E Bromley Rodgers and James G McLaughlin. The guardianship commission, to be led by United States consul general Francia B Berlot, will examine Luis de Cubas and three others. The civil action centers on about 150 000 dollars plus interest and costs.
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Newburgh
E. Bromley Rodgers
James G. McLaughlin
Cuba
Herbert B. Royce
Justice Platt
Royce
Oakes
Louis WU
van Doren
McLaughlin
Millionaira
New York
Rodgers
Imn
Newburgh Court House
Francia B. Berlot
United States
Manzanello
Luis de Cubas
Carlos Berlot Maso
Carlos Suarez Solis
Alberto Cartonell Flurinet
Mr. Oakes
Ups and Downs of a Wandering Life Quirk
Walter Seymour recalls a miscommunication from a wandering life anecdote. A sick deaf old parishioner asks why the clergyman was sent for, prompting the wife to translate. The clergyman asks for the reason, while the parishioner’s reply hinges on a misheard question.
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Walter Seymour
TimesPress Want Columns Adver Usement
Classified notice notes advertising aid to readers seeking goods and services. It highlights the newspaper’s want columns for listings and exchanges.
Day Nursery Association Meeting Details Extended Age Limit
The Day Nursery Association met at Thrall Library to discuss expanding the approved age for care from six to eight years. The group noted 64 children were cared for in a week and called for 100 donors at $5 each to better support operations and meals for youngsters.
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Day Nursery Association
Thrall Library
Minnie Ambler
Association
J. E. Gibbs
FE. van Dyke Wight
Edward Burhans
Charles Higham
Lawrence Trial Ends in Hung Jury in Newburgh
In Newburgh Supreme Court Isadore M. Lawrence fails to secure verdict against Anni Cordisco and Alexander Cordis Co. Jurors out nine hours with a reported 11 to 1 count for Lawrence. Retrial set for October. Plaintiff attorneys Ivan Gardner John Bright Elwood Smith and Henry Kohl defended for Cordisco Cordis Co.
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Isadore M. Lawrence
Anniballe Cordisco
Alexander Cordisco
Monroe
Supreme Court
Newburgh
Mr. Lawrence
Ivan A. Gardner
John Bright
Elwood C. Smith
Henry Kohl
Masonic Home Utica Reports Population Shifts in Twenty Third Year
The twenty third annual Masonic Home report shows 77 admissions since the last tally including 21 men 24 women 12 boys and 1 infant girl. There were 34 deaths among men and 16 among women and 99 withdrawals. The home now houses 481 residents with 11 percent men 125 women 72 boys and 61 girls. Ten children found placements and one graduate nurse now works. Children attend Utica public schools or study at the home kindergarten. basic instruction in stenography typing dressmaking and music continues with good results.
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Masonic Home
Utica
St. Luke's Hospital
Motto from Shakespeare for the shop
Then saw you not his face. A succinct Shakespearean line cited by the Saturday Evening Gazette as a motto idea for a barber shop, echoing intrigue and observation suitable for a practical display.
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Saturday Evening Gazette
Hypochondriac Joke From Washington Star
A small boy asks what a hypochondriac is. The father explains the term as a person whose strong constitution lets them endure excessive health worries.
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Washington Star
Beattie Hill PTA Holds Notable Monthly Meeting
The Beattie Hill school PTA met Tuesday despite a storm with strong attendance. Speaker R C Maltby shared humorous reminiscences and urged sustained parent teacher cooperation. Officers elected: President T C Northrop, VP Miss Indamora Benton, Secretary Miss Buckley, Treasurer Mrs Tiel.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Beattie Hill
R. C. Maltby
Mr. Maltby
Beattie Hill School
Beattie Hill Parish
Miss Benton
T. C. Northrop
Misa Indamora Benton
Miss Buckley
Tiel
Restaurant Fails to Reopen Doors in Kingston
The 8. K. Lunch Room at 4 North Street displays Closed for Alterations. Sammons & Keefe, Kingston, who started the venture and own the property, plan to sell, with Weller & Townsend handling the listing. The $4,500 fit-up was among the finest in the area, signaling a potential bargain for new operators.
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North Street
Sammons & Keefe
Kingston
Weller & Townsend
Sammone & Keefe
Farmer John Kirk Missing From Walden Village
John Kirk, a farmer living about 1.5 miles from Walden on the road to Wallkill, disappeared after stalling his horse at Delray stables. Neighbors report he was in bad health and hurriedly left, with several legal papers due signatures in a local office. Searches of the nearby farm found items in bad shape.
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Walden
John Kirk
Wallkill
Kirk
Delray
Wilson's Reply Sent to Pope on US Germany Ties
President Wilson answered Pope Benedict confirming hope for continued friendly relations between Germany and the United States. He stated he also earnestly wished nothing would disturb that relationship. It is unclear if he addressed the European peace issue in his reply. White House officials offered no comment.
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Washington
Wilson
Pope Benedict
Germany
United States
Europe
White House
Misadventure of a Long Lost Love in Acland
A traveler recounts discovering a note in a library that links his past with Alice Ringold, the woman he once knew. He travels to Acland to renew their acquaintance only to learn Alice’s brother Frank, not Frank Tisdale, died earlier, altering his hopes.
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Alice
Frank Tisdale
Hongkong
China
Goodby
Alice Ringold
Acland
America
Frank
Belgium and the War address by Rufus C Mait
Rufus C Mait will speak on Belgium and the War in St. Pauls Church lecture room on Monday evening May 22 at 8 oclock under the Ladies Aid Society The event will include a silver collection for those without tickets and ice cream and cake will be served.
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Belgium
Rufus C. Maitby
St. Paul's Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wawarsing votes to bond for 10 mile Greenfield road
Ellenville field voters approve a 20 000 bond to build a stone road from Ellenville along Greenfield road to the Sullivan county line near Woodbourne. 773 votes cast with 70 women voting. Sullivan county officials promise the remaining two miles will connect with Woodbourne. Local excitement follows the decisive ballot. The Ellenville Woman's Club gathered later with talks on travel and Stratford on Avon plus musical numbers.
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Ellenville
Wawarsing
Greenfield Road
Sullivan County
Woodbourne
Falisburg
Woman’s Club of
John McDowell
South Main Street
Holman
J. W. Rapp
M. BE. Clark
Pacific Coast
A. Eliza Cox
Stratford-on-Avon
England
Bertha Demarest
Mary Hartwig
J. H. Divine
Luncheon Demonstrated by Domestic Arts Class
On Wednesday the Domestic Arts Department of the high school held a luncheon prepared and served entirely by the first grade cooking class under Mise M. Juanita Mille. Parents attended as guests while the students showcased a full menu including Cream Tomato Soup Croutons Olives Celery Salmon Croquettes Potato Puffs in Shell Carrots and Peas Finger Roll Coffee Cream Cheese and Tomato Salad Toasted Wafers Strawberry Shortcake and Nute Mints.
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Mise M. Juanita Mille
Langhorst Fined In Port City Traffic Case
Harry Langhorst of Middletown paid a five dollar fine in Port Jervis after violating a city traffic ordinance. He had been stopped by Officer Michael Higgins but continued driving. Justice Nearpass issued the warrant and Langhorst pleaded guilty after surrendering to Chief Frank A. Brown.
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Port Jervis
Harry Langhorst
Middletown
Langhorst
Michael Higgins
Langhurst
Frank A. Brown
Neerpass
Grinnell Burt to Wed During June
Miss Helen Macley daughter of Archibald M Maclay will wed Grinnell Burt son of Mrs Loutee P Port of Warwick and Palermo Cal on June 14 at 29 West 69th Street New York The chief attendant will be Mrs Franklin A Reece and bridesmaids include Cora Weir Agnes Page Brown Mildred Walton Smith and Jeanette Orr Best man will be H Pierson Burt ushers Harold Pitman Paul Woodman John Beattie and Donald Wilder.
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New York
Helen Macley
Archibald M. Maclay
Grinnell Burt
Loutee P. Port
Warwick
Palermo
Cal
West Sixty
Ninth Street
Franklin A. Reece
Boston
Cora Weir
Agnes Page Brown
Mildred Walton Smith
Jeanette Orr
Burt
Brazilian Household Pet Creature Named Giboin
Brazilians train a large giboin snake as a rat catcher. Fifteen feet long and harmless to humans, it rests during the day but hunts rats at night, killing them by twisting necks. Brazilians wear slippers when moving through dark rooms to avoid stepping on the snake.
Cook James O Connor in Disorderly Hotel Kitchen Fight
James O Connor a Dublin native described as one of Ireland's sons caused a kitchen brawl at the Hotel Waldo in the culinary department. He attacked hotel staff and George Morrow, was tasered by Officer Herbert, then charged with disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty, fined $20, and ordered to restore $10 to Mr Moss. He worked at the hotel for about six months.
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James O'Connor
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Waldo
Howard M. Starr
David Moss
Mr. Moss
George N. Morrow
Empire Garage Company
Moss
O'Connor
James
John B. Herbert
Herbert
Mosd
Morrow
McCoach
Harry T. Crist
Italian Building Committees Meet on Middletown Project
The citizens and building committees met at Webb Horton Memorial Church to review Sundays canvass results and urge broad participation in Middletown's Italian building effort. Subscriptions have exceeded $100 daily with gifts generous. further contributions will fund a more complete structure, and building begins as soon as possible.
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Citizens’ Committee
Building Committee
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Whitman Signs Newburgh Charter
Newburgh residents gain a supplemental charter as Governor Whitman signs the Newburgh Charter Bill. Senator John P. D. Stivers and Assemblyman W. T. Snider backed the measure in Albany. The governor said the city accepted the bill and it will help Newburgh govern orderly and lawfully.
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Newburgh
Whitman
Carter
Senate
John PD. Stivers
Assembly
W. T. Snider
Albany
Stivers
Poughkeepsie Board weighs pasteurized milk rule
The Poughkeepsie Board of Health considers restricting city milk to pasteurized or certified grades. Some demand allowance for Grade A raw milk amid talks the policy may bar all unpasteurized varieties.
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Board of Health
City of
Poughkeepsie
Times-Press Want Columns Prompt Adveg tisement
The fragment appears as an advertisement urging readers to use the Times-Press want columns for needs. It suggests a general classified prompt without specific people places or events. The readable text emphasizes a service to list wants or needs.
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Times-Press
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