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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1917

Page

8

Officials To Enroll All Eligible Men In County

Enrollment cards must be obtained for home districts and mailed to the registration board chairmen. Citizens failing to register by June face arrest and at least six months confinement. Registration boards will post names of enrolled citizens and issue a certificate card. Listing officers and district inspectors are named for multiple towns including Blooming Grove Crawford Cornwall Deerpark and many others with district breakdowns.

Registration Board Board of Registra Ui Board of Registration Orange County Blooming Grove Percy H. Gerow Henry B. Beard Perry W. Terry Benjamin Tuthill G. Lent William G.brooks R. J. Hunter Edward Sears Crawford D. Roberson A. Dickerson Martin L. Doyle G. Frank Anderson E B. Scott E.M. Billings A. P. Deyo H. George Schau Cornwall—Firet John St. Noe Jacob Lord Charles H. Wood William Marooney Andrew G. Lee Weeton Emalle Waler W. Young Frank Davenport J. F. Quackenbush R. F. Malier E. B. Taylor Elias Hand James W. Allott Thomas Hashworth D. C. Lawrence M. J. Dwver J. W. Wardee F. W. Mallier M G. Holloran T. F. Dwyer Chester D. M. Banel Alfred Roe George H. Sweeney Frank 8. Decker J. D. Hunter John Carpenter Charles Foy Greenville W. W. Schultz Almyrian Green Harry Benjamin Edward Yearance Hamptonburgh H. Benedict R. Ackerly L. Schuster E. Markey Highlands Tawrence Gibmey Frank Conero Hartr Zint Rosel Robinson Laurerne Preece James E Reidy Edwin Johnston Albert Johnston Frank Hettinger Monros W. J. Creegan Anthony lLitchen Ersety Touts Smith Eiwond C. Smith H. Thompson John L. Boyce Arthur van Tassle Westcot Turner F. W. Rebree George C. Rogers N. McHahon A. Gaunt MU Hove C. Anderson Edward Hunt Jasper Parcells Fred Newkirk Henry ReMi Willan Sermo A. Berkman A. B. Haschkel Montgomery Harry Hasbrouck Isaac Jennings Daniel F. Taft Brower Dis Beet Gietrich James J. For W. OD. Bishop William Parker Leroy B. Walcott Joweth Willam Munson W. S Terns, Jr Howard Reinders Chathradforth James Contin D. Motrin Mintink Fird Ditrict Fdr Graham Warren Chamiavomne A. F. Sayer Charles Rosaiee Xewhureh Citt—Firet Fret Ward Moves Sloan Robert Wett Hass Johan J. Maber True George A. Titfend Freak A. Fost Robert. Bewer James J. Tayin Kiam H. Barton Warren B. Mores Hetert Feyma Dwerkt Albert Drewha James FR. Moore John Bekert Herbert Pallendorf Witte A Marcie, Jr Ale Coffey Meertt W. Lester F. Kane Mac Fie District Wild Wari Harry McBride John J. Laffa Erict Williem J Leghorn Jomn J. Fulon Wiltam Pardy Jona

Montgomery Summer Dances and Church Services Planned

Montgomery announces summer dances at Grange Hall starting June 5 with Mouki's orchestra and Deiseeroth Seasholtz. On June 6 Rev Luther B. Wilson and Frank H. Deming will conduct M E Church services. Proceeds from a benefit dance fund altar painting at St Mary's Church. Local residents Wood family note travel. Prof John Tweddle visits from Mhaca.

Methodist Episcopal Church New York Frank H. Deming Newburgh M. E Grange Hall St. Mary's Church Edward Wood Mabel Haverstraw John Tweddle Mhaca Harry Treddie Gertrude Wricht New Bones Nat J

Mennonites to Knit for Soldiers in Record Drive

About 6 000 Mennonites in McPherson Kansas of German descent plan a mass knit for U S soldiers. They aim to set a record with rapid work while pledging loyalty to the government and praying for peace. Three churches support the drive amid general community effort.

Brg International News Service McPherson Kan Cary Germany Ravel Washington

Americ an Medico Psychological Association Meet at Hotel Astor

Local Newburgh notes rise as the 73rd annual AMPA meeting approaches in New York at the Hotel Astor May 29 to June 1 1917. Delegates from hospital medical staff expected. exhibits from patients show varied occupations and photographs highlighting craftsmanship and utility.

American Medico-Psychological Association Hotel Astor New York City Ito

Spirit of 1917 improves patient mental state at state hospital

The piece outlines an extensive program with notable speakers from across the United States led by Dr. Wagner and a committee chair, noting the impact on patients. It mentions staff moves, nurse Helen Healey joining Middletown State Hospital, Red Cross canvassing, and local events including an Oldest Elm Tree feature and farm crop figures.

Aminar State Hospital Charles G. Wagner Binghamton N. Y R. H. Hutchings Ogdensburg Carlos F. MacDonald New York William L Russell White Plains Charles W Pilgrim Arthur W. Hurd Buffalo Adolf Meyer Baltimore August Hoch Britton D. Evans Morris Plains N. J Clarence A. Potter Collins James V. May Worcester Mass United States Mayoree Helen C. Healey Hudson River State Hospital Poughkeepsie Middletown State Hospital Department of the West

Amusement and Community Updates at Weet Park and Kingston Clinic

Reports from Weet Park note carpenters at the saw mill and Mary Jemes returning to duty after sick leave. Grace Church plans a Sunday service as Rev. Mr. Bwnithers resumes orders. A lively evening at Amusement Hall featured news pictures, music, and a vocal solo by Gordon Elliott with strong audience response. Newburgh plans a mental hygiene meeting and monthly clinic launch, highlighting the Kingston clinic’s usefulness and the city’s mental health efforts. Reuben Oldfield travels to Newburgh for health care, while Frank J Lewis travels from Detroit for the Erie power plant tests. Edna Utter resumes Pavilion duty after a Binghamton trip.

Mews Pictorial Ma Sud Himor HL. Wasper Don Elliott Taylor Lackily Fe Joseph A Herbert Oldfield

House Where Lincoln Weds Nancy Hanks Near Destruction

The Seymour house in Springfield Illinois faces possible destruction or relocation to clear space for the State Centennial Building. The brick structure, tied to Abraham Lincoln and Nancy Hanks, sits on a lawn with a wide veranda and hosted figures from Lincoln's era including Stephen A. Douglas. It served as a Civil War era gathering spot for Federal officers and guests, with its future use undecided.

Springfeld Abraham Lincoln Nancy Hanks Springfield Haman Benigs Seymour Iéecoia Stephen A. Douglas Lincoln

Husbands Fine May Go To Wronged Wife

Kansas City report states an ordinance to return 299 dollars to Mrs. Boznie Marra, tied to A A Marrs. The case involves fines used in an affair and paroled debts. The incident includes Mrs Ticknell and Mrs Bicknell, arrest details, and court payment handling. The measure moves through the City Council committee for passage.

Dy International Kansas City Boznie Marra A. A. Marrs Wass Kiernan J. T. Bicknell Matta Mre Tickal Marte Marre Marre and Mrs Picknell Walk Out of the Coat From Arn In Arma

Beef Prices Decline Prompt Study on Market Costs

Paria May 24 The AdTialters Sethey of France notes beef on the hoof fell to about five cents cheaper per pound than a year ago. The society funds experiments to uncover the gap between the cost of production and the retail tag.

Sethey France

Deeds Filed at Goshen in Cornwall and Walden Towns

Deeds show transfers of parcels of land in Cornwall Walden Crawford Montgomery Warwick and surrounding areas with Sands Ring Cemetery Company Hamlin to Burns Hing Cemetery and multiple Sands family transactions each valued at $1 to $310.74 including parcels in Deerpark Tuxedo and Newark. Names include William L Bands David Sands Cyrus B Fowler Anna Kappstatter Andross Gardner Bookstaver and others.

William L. Bands Jeferson Pisce Broan Sands Ring Cemetery Cornwall David Sands Maple Street Bronxville SandsRing Cenatery Company Elinge P. Roe Hamilton Walden Anna Kappstatter Oak Strec Andon J. Fowler Newburgh Harriet Kennedy Newburga Thomas BE. Hayes Tuve A. Mebrak Mabe Adams Yukian J. Bayes Muclewwn Hayes Company Eameriace Lictosn Cousier Ion Caita C. Andross Dinoi Glurg Franx Gardner Crawford Montgomery Bernetta B. Gardner Middletown Phoebe A. Bookstaver Washingtonville Cheater Arthur Gardner Margaret Amells Gardner George Frank Gardner Floyd Elwyn Gardner Phoeba A. Bookrtaver John McNally Dutchens Junction John Welsh Tuxedo Southfields H. Charles Lanfe Port Jervis Valhalla Corporation Deerpark Florence L. Ketcham Warwick Caroline Street Newark

Star's Knock Knees Before Court

London May 25 Justices of the King's Bench hear testimony from art experts in a suit by a New York buyer against a London dealer over a Romney portrait of Mrs Siddons. Sir Lake Fields and Sir Walter Armstrong question authorship and the sitter's knee posture.

International Sena Servins London King's Bench Gravel George Roman Mia Siddons New York Lonuon Romey Lake Fields R. A Romney Walter Armstrong National Gallery Ireland Homney Siddons

Turntable Upgrade at Ontario & Western Shops

A new turntable with 46-ton capacity was installed at the Ontario & Western shops in New York without halting traffic on the old table. The project used two steam derricks and the American Bridge Company of Penna supplied the ironwork. The old 70 foot table with 22 ton capacity was replaced during the same shift.

New York State Ontario & Western Jongih Dermick Beranton

Hay bread proposed as wartime staple technology

Chicago May 2 Hay bread from Arnold Wahl Institute mixes ground alfalfa with wheat flour as a potential war time staple. The formula has been sent to the National Council for Defense for consideration. London May 24 The Archbishop of Canterbury calls for a prayer forum for crops and protection of merchant ships to secure food from distant lands.

International News Service Chicago America Arnold Wahl Asisocia Kress London Archbishop of Canterbury

Student Farmer Takes Maple Cottage To Start Summer Work

South Centreville May 4 John Cozine a young student from Pater son NJ has taken possession of Maple cottage and will farm this summer. He tears up the black soil in the meadow and aims for a large crop of spuds and vegetables. The Farm Bureau and Chamber of Commerce should find land for gypsy tribes to work rather than beg from farmers. A euchre and dance at Robbins Hall June 1 for the new church with McWilliams orchestra. Music and refreshments offered. William Oarmen in improving health will move into a new home near Orange souu. Times Press ad column urged for assistance.

South Centreville John Cozine Paterson N. J Maple Cottage John Sam Farm Bureau Chamber of Commerce Robbins’ Hall McWillams William Oarmen

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