Blooming Grove Chapter Elects at Washingtonville Meeting
Blooming Grove Chapter D A R gathers at Mrs Jesse Hulse home near Washingtonville for annual reports a social session and new member proposals Four new members joined and two more named for membership The chapter awards essay prize to Miss Kittie Storms Monroe High School for Orange County During the Revolutionary era Memorial Day will feature a prize ceremony and yearbooks Officers elected include Regent Miss Jennie V Woodhull and several vice regents secretaries and a treasurer with Mrs Henry Webb and Mrs William Findlay on the Sailing Board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Blooming Grove
Jesse Hulse
Belle Strong
Isaac A Post
Memorial Y
Fletcher Stuart
Continental Congress
Stuart
Kittie Storms
Monroe High School
Orange County
Roscoe Smith
Moffat
Jennie V.woodhull
Clarence Knight
Alexander Thompson
Mary B. Strong
Gilbert Gerow
Estelle Thayer
Agnes B. Helme
Eliza Cameron
Soal Board
Henry Webb
William Findlay
Wm. V. Seaman
Husband's pledge placed in coffin at funeral
Atlantic City mourners watched W Henry Willis seal a letter of devotion in his wife Annie Willis's coffin. The oath follows a six generation family custom, vows to remain husband until death, sworn May 24 1916 before Notary Public William F Moise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Annie Willis
W. Henry Willis
Herusband
Willis
Annie A. Willia
Annie
William F. Moise
Notary Public
Doctor Speaks on Tuberculosis to Hospital Corps
Dr. Donald D. Campbell of Otisville Sanatorium lectured the Hospital Corps detachment, First Infantry, N. G. N. Y., on tuberculosis. He outlined symptoms, early action, and the disease’s impact on the body, and discussed treatment approaches used at Otisville New York Sanatorium. Sergeant Henshaw led a drill and introduced the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Campbell
Otisville
First Infantry
N. G
Campbell
Henshaw
Regular Army
Middletown
New York
Trail Hitters Meeting Set at First Presbyterian Church
The Williams Trail Hitters Association will hold its regular weekly meeting Friday evening in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church at 7 30 o clock. All members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Trail Hitters Association
First Presbyterian Church
Outcault Advertising Co vs H Blake Stratton Trial Ends
In Monticello Sullivan County Supreme Court term led by Justice Chester, 249 cases on calendar. The Outcault Advertising Co. sued Monticello postmaster H Blake Stratton for 166 dollars over canceled ad deliveries after Stratton sold his furniture and undertaking business before May 1912. jury verdict: no cause of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Supreme Court
Justice Chester
Sullivan County
Chester
Outcault Advertising Co
H. Blake Stratton
Wagons Sought for Memorial Day Parade
Sunday school children train for Memorial Day exercises under Physical Director Greason of Memorial Church. Due to crowding, the parade drill moves from the gym to the State Armory at 3 30 this afternoon and the parade committee requests loan of a wagon for transporting smaller children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greason
Memorial Church
State Armory
Log Cabin Villa Outing at Goshen
Newburgh on May 25 members of the Log Cabin Villa enjoyed an outing to Goshen in autos leaving around 2 PM and returning about 8 PM. Mrs. Fred B. McDowell hosted with village guests. dinner followed a 6 PM service. Plans for summer trips include Kingston and Ashokan Dam and a cottage visit at Orange Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
St. Luke's Hospital
Goshen
Fred
McDowell
Orange Lake
New York
Hudson
Indictments Pending In County Court Records
James D. McGiffert, clerk of the county courts, prepared an indictment book listing outstanding cases for three years and handed it to the district attorney. More than 600 indictments were found in that period, with 100 still on hand as the term approaches. Some defendants are free on bail, some jailed, and a few deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. McGiffert
Aecsurt
Mrs Wilbur Entertains Friends at Linden Avenue Home
Mrs Grace Wilbur of 175 Linden avenue entertained friends Wednesday evening in honor of her visiting father J M Biauvelt. Attendees enjoyed card playing music and social time with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Grace Wilbur
Linden Avenue
P. m
J. M. Biauvelt
Times-Press want columns advertisement note
Advertisement heading directs readers to use the Times-Press want columns for notices and listings. It urges submitting items through the newspaper’s designated channels for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Former Alderman Whalen Visits City From Brockton Mass
Ex Alderman John J Whalen of Brockton Mass renews acquaintances here while on a Pennsylvania sales route for a large shoe firm. Whalen who ten years ago worked with the late William H Myers at Midway Park stopped over during his trip east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Whalen
Brockton
Mass
William H. Myers
Midway Park
Mr. Whalen
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Night program in Montgomery church
The Montgomery Presbyterian Church set for Thursday night featuring hymns and readings. Rev. Arthur Newman of Bridgehampton will lead, with Rev. Emory Wester, Rev. Thomas Elder, and Rev. John H. Thompson among speakers. Ivan G. Martin will give an address titled The Presbyterian Church and the State. Peter Lugner joins Central Dairy. Peter Miller turns 80. George Green’s taxi crash near Coldenham injures none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
Synod
Arthur Newman
Bridgehampton
L. L
Presbytery
Emory D. Wester
Suffern
N. Y
Thomas D. Elder
Green Island
Montgomery Church
Presbyterian Church In
United States
John H. Thompson
State
Ivan G. Martin
Peter Lugner
Central Dairy Company
Peter FE. Miller
George Green
Coldenham
William Ewing
Ford
Lecture on Firefighting Tales Draws Florida Audience
Florida residents recall Miss Myrtle Many’s return from New York as Captain Geo W Lappire prepares a stereopticon lecture on urban firefighting heroism. The event at Presbyterian Church on Thursday May 265 urges all firemen to attend, with proceeds for Baraca Clans interest. Nearby notes mention local visits and school year-end plans in Pine Bush and Crawford Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Myrtle Many
Ralph DeKay
Jamesville
N. Y
Geo. W. Lappire
New York City
Presbyterian Church
Baraca
Charles C. Wheeler
Daisy Vanderburgh
New Milford
Ferguson
John Poppins
Big Island
Pearl River
Osborn
Deckertown
Thimble Party Postponed to June 2 at Westtown
Westtown May 25 The Thimble Party planned for Friday at Mrs Frank Graham’s home is postponed to Friday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
Frank Graham
Newburgh District Attorney Receives Harlow Arrest Telegram
Newburgh May 25 District Attorney Henry Hirschberg received a telegram from Sheriff Whittaker Crown Point Ind stating he had caused the arrest of Steven Harlow who consented to come to Newburgh without a requisition. Harlow indicted last September for abandoning his wife and two children Paul 11 and Gertrude 7. Harlow from Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Henry Hirschberg
Whittaker
Crown Point
Ind
Steven Harlow
Harlow
Paul
Gertrude
Montgomery
Amusing Searsville School Play Graces Grange Hall
On May 19 the Searsville School staged The District School at Blueberry Corners in Grange Hall. Cast included Sim Dipsey Bobby O Lee and Billy Crowfoot with Susan Crowfoot in supporting roles. Esther Gillesple supervised the plan and students performed songs and a puppet-like finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsville
Grange Hall
Blueberry Corners
Sim Dipsey
Bobby O’lee
Bobby
Billy Crowfoot
Billy
Susan
Perkine
Oscar Henry
Billings
Henry Crist
Smith
Leonard Miller
Miss Dashaway
Pearl Galloway
Belinda Sharp
Alice Judson
Simple
Zora Henry
Blundergrass
Karl Baker
A. Rumpf
Jeremiah Jenking
W. Roberts
Dilly Crowfoot
W. ‘Youngblood
David Snobs
A. Kelsey
Obeah Buzzard
J. McMann
W. Callan
Stephen Samuel Tucker
J. Callan
Samuel Snooks
C. Judson
Luther Brown
D. Callan
Sally Brown
M. Roberts
Susan Woot
G. Caudbneer
Samanthaper
M. Rugeney
Helen Lung
P. Galloway
Ruth Ketchum
M. Baxer
Jasha Dickson
Z. Henry
Clarinda Geyser
B. Miller
Mehitable Jones
Th. Miller
Faithful Snooks
E. Crawford
Esther Gillesple
Jesse
Karl Chleaple
Rogerta
Eluge Monger
Grange Hall Services Mark First Sunday Gathering
Sunday services were held in the Grange Hall marking the year's first gathering. The Grange plans to reproduce the production titled Great Gatastrophe soon. The Searsaville School will close June 16 and Miss Empt will teach next year. A June 2 dance in Orange for baseball benefit is announced. Crawford visited Pearl Galloway Friday to Sunday. Thanks are given to Mr Billings of Pine Bush for the players’ makeup on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. McLean
Crawford
Chancey H. T. McLean
Waterbury
BE. T. McLean
Mandhe Wiltele
South Bethlehem
Grange Hall
Esther Gillespie
The
Grange
Searsaville
Empt
Orange A
Nen ‘Crawford
Pearl Galloway
Mr. Billings
Pine Bush
Hal Reid Seeks Cedarville Friends Aboard The Phone
Hal Reid the playwright recalls calling Cedarville in a tender monologue about old friends and childhood memories. He chats with Henry Barber’s daughter, learning of her father’s death, and ends with a choking moment before hanging up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Dispatch
Hal Reid
Chittenden
Cedarville
Will
Charley Huffines
Bob” Huffman
Pleasure Wacheval
Hen
Henry Barber
Orange County publisher files articles of incorporation
Albany May 25 The Orange County Blue Book and Magazine Company of Newburgh has filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. It proposes a print and publishing business with capital of 15000 dollars, shares of 100 each. Directors for the first year are Alan C. Madden William E. Woertendyke and Charles Stotesbury of Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Orange County Blue Book and Magazine Company
Newburgh
Alan C. Madden
William E. Woertendyke
Charles Stotesbury
Newturab
Meat Consumption Worldwide Threshold Reaches 47 Billion Pounds
The article states that global meat usage approaches 47,000,800,000 pounds annually. It notes the vast scale of meat production and consumption across humanity, highlighting the magnitude of agricultural demand and dietary trends.
Ellenville Convocation and Valley News Events
May 25 Ellenville reports a convocation of Agerd Chapter No 246 R Stonday at Masonic Hall with an official visit by the E G M Third van. Local social notes include travel to Saratoga for a Methodist Conference and a Memorial Day dance planned at Wayetde Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Agerd
R. Stonday
Masonic Hall
Van
H. Westlake Coons
F. J. Potter
Saratoga
The
Methodist Church
Welle and Thornton
George Thornton
Spring Glen
Helen Porter
LeRoy Griffin
Clara Decker
Harold Patterson
Pine Bush
Maynard Osborne
Car Collison With Cattle Leaves Miss Yager Hurt
Monticello May 26 Miss Marion Yager a law office clerk was injured when a car driven by Frank Taylor struck a cow during a near collision with a herd on the highway to Port Jervis. Taylor escaped uninjured and Yager suffered two front teeth knocked out and minor bruises but remained able to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Marion Yager
George H. Smith
Frank Taylor
Port Jervis
Taylor
Frank
Miss Yager
Mies Yager
Middletown Lodge Elects Seven New Members
At the Middletown Lodge No. 1097 B P O E meeting on South street seven new members were elected. Guests included Judge Stake and Judge Tiernan from Staten Island Lodge who helped institute the Middletown unit. Also present were Julian Dreyfoos of Normandie Dairy and Charles Beinert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lodge
South Street
Judge Stake
Judge Tiernan
Staten Island Lodge
Elke
Julian Dreyfoos
The
Normandie Dairy Company
Charles Beinert
Swiss Bell Ringer Emil Closs Performs in Greenville
Westtown May 26 tonight at 3 o clock Emil Closs the famous Swiss bell ringer will entertain at the Methodist Church in Greenville. The program includes songs stories panto mime and costumed character impersonations. After the show ladies serve ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Westtown
Emil Closs
Methodists Reform Board of Home Missions Org
Saratoga Springs May 25 The Board of Home Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Church will be reorganized with minor changes to be made. A major ity report supported a Sunday rest law for the District of Columbia and the proposal is endorsed by the Federal Council. Three publishing agents for the Methodist Book Concern were elected Henry C Jennings John H Race and Edwin R Graham. The conference continued publication of official church papers by a vote 468 to 325. An interboard conference to unify benevolences was authorized. Episcopal assignments were confirmed for multiple cities and countries. John Neulsen William H Taft spoke to 3000 about preparedness and neutrality urging a navy defense to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Methodist
Rp Church
W. R. Wedderspoon
Washington
District of Columbia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America
Methodist Book Concern
Henry C. Jennings
John H. Race
Cincinnati
Edwin R. Graham
Chicago
Interboard
Committee On Episcopal Residence
Atlanta
Frederick D. Leete
Boston
State Hospital Events and Entertainment Notes
The State Hospital reports mid week entertainments with films and live acts drawing interest. Highlights include Charles Gunderson and James Meehan performances, and pianists Wagner and Herbert. Hospital staff news mentions resignations, travel to Kingston for a wedding, and staff members enlisting for service.
Memorial Day Program At State Hospital Planned
Tentative plan for Memorial Day includes a hand concert at 10 30 a m a baseball game at 2 p m and an evening dance at the State Hospital for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Nurse in charge ends pleasant vacation tour
Mise Louise M Shhaefer R N in charge of the surgical pavilion has concluded a pleasant vacation segment visiting Middletown Pasonic Newark and New York cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Louise M. Shhaefer
R. N
Middletown
Pasonic
Newark
New York Cities
Broadhead Returns From New York Father Improved
Mr. Broadhead reports his father's condition is more encouraging after a trip to New York. Bakers plan vacations in June next year, diverging from their usual August in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Broadhead
New York
Entrance exams held for Training School for Nurses
A group of applicants, both young ladies and gentlemen, took the entrance examination for the Training School for Nurses. An additional exam for prospective candidates is scheduled for mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School For Nurses
School For Nursing
Class of 1916 Sarsquet Dance Night
The 1916 class hosts a Sarquet this evening inviting all hospital staff to join a dance after in the club room from 9 to 12 o'clock.
Vacation Season Opens For Greta Van Fradenburg
Greta M Van Fradenburg starts her annual vacation likely at White Lake, her home. Two other juniors, Anna Nolan and Helen McNamars, begin vacations June 1. With nursing school term nearly over, the vacation season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Greta M van Fradenburg Ia
White Lake
Anna Nolan
Helen McNamars
Cihes
School of Nursing
Mrs Elizabeth Rourke On Duty After Illness Week
Mrs Elizabeth Rourke, a general night watcher at a Meth building, resumes duty after a week of illness. She was in town with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rourke
Meth Tuilding
Fragmentary note on young shrubs and fret looms
A fragmented text describes a scene with a triangle of young shrubs and fret looms, noting shortness and whimsiness. The writing is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable events.
Landmark hickory tree near pavilion taken up after 1914 assaults
A landmark hickory tree in front of pavilion 2 near the se office is removed. The assaults of the billiard of March 1914 led to its demise, with death ensuing from the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Fremont Misner Resigns From Night Watch Role
Fremont Misner, a steady night man, announces his resignation and plans to return to the flour and feed business in Livingston Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Misner
Livingston Manor
Poultry Department Welcomes 295 White Leghorn Chicks
On Monday the poultry department welcomed 295 White Leghorn chicks as part of a stock update. Frank Em-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department
Frank Em
Ten Commandments for Young Women by Rev Williver
The Rev A W Williver pastor of the Lafayette M E Church in Jersey City released ten commandments he says warn young women. The list urges modesty honesty and restraint and warns against vanity gossip and frivolity while urging truthfulness hopefulness and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Williver
Lafayette M. BE
Jersey City
Grant Dissolution to Rev J S Laing
At a special meeting of the Presbytery of Binghamton the joint request of Rev John 8 and Hancock church for dissolution of pastoral relations was granted. Rev Mr Laing will preach until the first Sunday in July when Rev Dr D F will visit Hancock to announce the vacant pulpit. Laing formerly served Otisville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Presbytery of
First Presbyterian Church
John
Church of Hancock
Laing
D. F
Hancock
Suitably Loud Baltimore Dress Sparks Conversation
A remark about a woman's bold Baltimore streetwear triggers a lively exchange as observers discuss style and cultural identity in the city. The comment highlights how fashion intersects with regional pride and social perception.
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Hulse
Trail Hitters
Stratton
Mrs. McDowell
Whalen
Bullville
M. E
M. BE
William and
Herbert Bright
Bloomingburg
Burlingham
Curtis Bell
John Miller
Preacher Morton
Barber
Blue Book Incorporated
Milton N. Terwilliger
Terwilliger
Samuel Ostrander
Hurley
H. J. Shorter
George J. Hornbeck
Thimble Club
Canal Street
Wayetde Inn
Kingston
Ellenville High School
Prison Commission
Fastern New York Reformatory
Napanoch
Abraham Lincoln
Methodists
Board OF Home Missions
Edwin H. Hughes
Buenos
South America
William F. O
Buffalo
William Burt
Frank M. Bristol
Nicholson
Anderson
Denver
Frances & Connell
Detroit
Theodore
Helena
Richard J. Cooks
Orleans
York
Luther B. Wilson
Ay Homer C. Stunts
Peking
Kina
James
Fajiadeen
Joseph F. Berry
Pittsburgh
Anklin Hamilton
Portland
Ore
Matt Hughes
St. Louis
William A. St. Paul
Charles B. Mitchell
Francisco
Adna W. Leona
Korea
Herbert Welch
China
Wilson
Lewis
William F. McDowell
Wachita
William O. Shepard
Zurich
Switzer
John Neulsen
William H. Taft
Mexico
Taft
Mr Taft
Hall Caine
Charles Gunderson
Quakertown
James Meehan
Hawaii
Joseph Herbert
Markea
Piant Wagner
Carretto
Rich
Clinton Townsend
Hazel Bush
Cottage 16
E. L. Williama
Harriman
Grace Breen
Edna Space
Migs Nee
Ida L. Knapp
International Sunshine
Bensonhurst
S. 1
Paterson, N. J
Mabel Brown
Kenneth Maklingon
Highland Lake
Emma M. Carr
Lewis Bloom
J. S. Laing
Mr. Laing
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