North End Notes Brighten War Drive Efforts
Local O and W employees and area shops boosted the Red Cross fund this week through door to door solicitation. At Smith Street plant, early week subscriptions neared a thousand dollars as many workers contributed. the O and W roundhouse led with 100 percent participation. Private Roy Leemon, at Kelly Field, Texas, reports good health amid training. A large Red Cross benefit dance, Buckout's Jazz Orchestra, is planned at Mason Temple for Wednesday evening. Italian American Day festivities included a large flag hire and a well attended thimble party at the North End church.
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Red Cross
Doorth End
Smustberg, Nast and
New York, Ontario and Western
Hoya
Khaki
Roy. Leemon
Robert. J. Leemon
Smith Street
Thin
Clr
Leemon
United States Aviation Corps
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
No. 1
Italy
New York
Ontario and
Western
Etroel
Middletown Library Institute Focuses on War Aids
The Middletown district library institute met at Thrall Library on Friday with attendees from multiple towns. Speakers included Ann Wynkoop on war literature, Judge Wigena on War Savings, and John Bright on Red Cross literacy. An exhibit of war posters and new books drew wide interest.
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Middletown
Thrall Library
Dugater
Ping Bush
Joel Whitton
Mowalls
Mira Nelle M. Tuthill
Misa Sarat
T. Mapps
Henry Case
Goadon
Ming Henriette Coleman
Thos
H. Bradley
Mise Hertha M. Dorland
Tuxedo Park
Wannah Patterson
Walden
Ethel 2B
Leeming
Eldred
Walter B. Styles
Port Jervis
Misa Margaret B. Marah
New Hampton
Edina Denton
Washingtonville
Mtr
W. V. Seaman
Newburgh
Lillian O. Estabrook
Mary K. VanKguren
Caroline M. Little
Mabel Johnson
Mildred Hartin
Ruth McPhitamy
Anna Fi. Hadi
Endcuts
Thia
Ann Wynkoop
Mish van Keuren
Russell Wigeiia
Law That Paid As Proved By Events Of War
An editorial praising Henry Johnson and Needham Roberts of the 15th Colored Detachment of the New York National Guard for defeating twenty four German soldiers in France. It defends a 1919 bill to organize a colored regiment, recounts political battles, and credits public officials and Major General Daniel E Stickney for support. Louis A. Cuvillier, former New York military chair, signs the piece from Askombis, May 22.
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Timer Pras
Henry Johnson
Needham Roberts
15Th
New York National Guard
France
National Guard
Sandun Ridge
Dax
Sulzer
Waliant
Syocch
Daniel E. Stickies
New York
Imh National Grand Regiment of
Louis A. Cuvillier
Committee On Military Affairs
Askombis
Draft age to remain unchanged say military officials
Washington May 24 military authorities state they do not expect to raise the draft age despite General Crowder's work on draft mobilization. They believe national manpower is adequate and that those already of draft age may be utilized as needed.
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dBis
Washington
General Crowder
Talks at Benton Avenue School Friday Afternoon
At Benton Avenue School pupils and staff gathered in the yard on Friday afternoon at 11 30. John Richt, chair of the Red Cross local chapter, spoke briefly and students sang patriotic songs. Mr Bright highlighted a boy named Joseph Rezzoal who saved 16 thrift stamps and seeks 16 cents to buy a War Savings Stamp.
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Mits Hall
John Bright
Red Cross
Joseph W. Golt
Walter B. Styles
Eldred
Lawrence Greene
Fara Bureau
Denton Avenue
John Richt
The
Bright
Joseph Rezzoal
Clis
Nile Keltow
Fine Universalist Church Choir Concert Delights Unionville
A Universalist chapel concert by the Christ Church Choir drew a large crowd with period ambience and enthusiastic applause. Prof Bumperdinkel failed to arrive due to a missed train, delaying part of the program while Mr Greene and others filled time with remarks and readings. The choir, led by Miss Myrt Gibbs, included Mrs L V Gregory and many named members, with ushers and refreshment staff aiding the event. The Times-Press published the printed program, and the evening ended with encores and appreciation.
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The
Universalist
Jenkins
Greene
Unionville
Jim
Bro. Greene
Bumperdinkel
Misa
Myrt J ° Gibbs
Honor Roll Names Threaded Through Tuxedo Town Records
165 names appear on the Honor Roll listing local young men serving their country. Lorillard Lodge plans to confer the third degree on June 10 with five candidates. Captain and Mrs Bush travel to Newport News to visit their son Adrian before he ships to France. Howard D Seely sells three purebred Helstein cows to John D Rockefeller for his Tarrytown estate, Rockefeller’s first Helstein purchase. The cows yield two cans of milk daily and have strong butter records. Watch the Times-Press Wanted Columns for more ads.
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Tuxedo
Lorillard ‘Lodge
Standard Lodge
Manx
G. O
Bush
Newport News
Virginia
Sheir
Adrian
France
Aghn D
O Howard D. Seely
Maple Knoll Farm
Goshen- Chester State Road
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
New_York
Thia
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Seely
Salvation Army Women Brave Shells At Front
Captain Ethel Renton, serving nearly ten years with the Salvation Army, was sent to France in August to lead women workers under fire near Jers amid German shelling. She helped provide doughnuts and support to American soldiers, enduring gas attacks and adjusting a gas mask task along with her duties.
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Ethel Renton
France
Mentha
Americas
Salvation Anny
Adarr
United States
Evan
Renton
Salvation Army
Jers
Fifteen Ellenville Men Leave on War Quota Monday
Ellenville May 28 A list of Ellenville men in the current draft quota is published with names from Ellenville and Napanoch. John William Hornsberger Robert Grattan Nathan Cooper and others depart for Camp Waiteworth via Napanoch on Monday May 27 to join the U S service. Jan gen K Hoombek Ambulance Corps member mentions active service in France and front trips. Local papers note Red Cross efforts and a patriotic program at Ellenville Church with Rev J E Appley speaking and Ward Post G A R veterans planning the memorial sermon.
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Sullivan County
Wadaworth
Regia
Ferman Beck
Barryville
James Hain
Schneider
St. Alban Xircel
Montreal
Canada
Frank BD. Smith
Anchorage
Elkins Park
Wesley Brown
Westbrookville
Jackson
T. Smith
Hurleyville
William ‘Robert Alley
Main Avenue
Asbury Park
Arthur Ingerham
Livingston Manor
Katt Dunn
Parksville
Shore
Gordon Glen Wild
Russell A. Gratte
Woonbrookville
Herman Slegel
Crotonanavenue
New York City
Wh. Mam Short
Irentston Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Thomas W. Clark
Coopyl
Edward Joseph Gulligan
Oakland Valley
Albert E. Rampe
Academy Street
Liberty
Daniel C. T. Sturgis
Grahamsville
Chauncey Clarence Miller
Louis Cuuler
Hyman Alotetier
Christopher Moser
Roscoe
Max Philip Soth
Ambtone Ford
Wurtsboro
Earl Hudson Brown
Winterton
Vincent Tompkins
Gilbert J.goer
Hazel
Charles A. Hartz
Hawking
Moses H. Levin
Mountaindale
Eugene E. Bates
Harry Weinalein
Roy C. Hamilton
Lavingson Manor
Graham
John
Summitville
George van ‘Inwegen
Fred Smith
Selverkill
Max Natz
Harry DB. Keator
Frederick Cganfeld
Walker Valley
Christopher M. Smith
Montcello
Benjamin H. Ferman
Hasbrouck
Ralph Currey
Horton Brown
Joseph Harris
South Falisburg
Ge. W. Gordon
Herman F
Imbscn
Narrowsburg
Thornton Mudd
Henryt RL Newberger
Jeffersonville
Rake
John Horton
Elfred
Mortis Tatechow
Stevensstile
Clifton Mapes
Montlecito
Edward Brazington
Lawrence L. Mauxchald
Wiliam
Kurth
Delvingston Manor
John H. Katy
Calliooon
Frank T. Hannon
Rock Yi
Charles Levy
Montreelin
John Roemer
Tonville
Sheldon Terbuah
Laberty
George
Ellenville
Larkin
Mra
Willfim
Villake
Abda
Cornell University
U. S
Leo
Cornell
France
Fort Slocum
Napanoch
Alleenate
Ellen- Wille
John Willam
Hornsberger
Robert
Grattan
Nathan» Cooper
George C. Dowe
Henry
Charles Seymur, Jr
Henry Warren- Hartwig
Gail D. Horton
Frank Thomas Marshall
Gerardus
B. Higgins
Edward Cantine Douglas
William Markie
Sarquel Silverman
Aseust
Sagi
Lyle ‘M. DePuy
Gordon Bradford
Augustua “Taylor
Staley Davis
Mahlon
Desa
Frederick
Wood Ly
Wall
Theae
Ulster County
Camp Waiteworth
K. Hoombeek
Charles Black
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts Avenue
Dougherty
Ellenville 7
J.E. Appley
Chance to Get Into the Army As a Volunteer
Middletown observers report a new amendment to the Graft law requires men aged 21 since last June 6 to register next Wednesday. Penalization for noncompliance is noted, with officials predicting more voluntary enlistments as the Army opens its ranks to local draftees. Corporal Majower urges eligible youths to visit the recruiting office to form Middletown volunteers now, arguing rapid mobilization is essential to win the war quickly.
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King Street
Middletown
Majower
Priest Praises the Red Cross in Chester Sermon
In Chester May 24 the Rev Father Gilmartin rector of the Chester and Monroe parishes praised the American Red Cross Society. He recalled meeting its members at camp during the Spanish American War and urged parishioners in Monroe and Chester to join and contribute to the ongoing drive.
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Chester
Father Gilmartn
Monroe
American Red Grows Society
Third Liberty Loan
Paul John Terwilliger Dead at Grandparents Home
Paul John Terwilliger aged one year nine months and two days died at his grandparents home at 3 25 am after an illness lasting several days. Born August 23 1976 he was a son of Harry R Terwillinger and Mary Ann Harmon. The record notes attendance at an agricultural show and a trip to New York for a dairy fair.
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Paul John Tersilliger
J. C. Harmon
Sect Avenue
Births in Crystal Run area names Will Nial Cox
A son named Will Nial Cox was born to Mr and Mrs ieleca W Cox of Crystal Run on Thursday May 23 date unreadable due to OCR. Rhodella Jacobs of Crystal Run is listed as grandparent or relative.
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Fon
Ieleca W. Cox
Crystal Ran
Will Nial
Eyes Tell the Truth in the Sret Rane Race
A brief note on interpretation where eye expressions are trusted over spoken language in the Sret Rane context. The saying highlights how practical men depend on visible signals rather than words.
Not All Love and Silence in a Patient’s Ear
Dr. AL Brill of New York notes a musical genius who, despite listening with rapture to melodies, believes noises disturb his sleep. He insists the patient could work better if a drum were played beside the room to stimulate thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL AL Brill
New ‘York
Spider and Fly Relations Move Toward Natural History Insight
A Chronicle note reports on a correspondent using the microscope to study houseflies and a parasite on them. The immature parasite stakes a winged palfrey, guiding the fly to new places, a finding that may advance understanding of wasp-like behavior and parasitic control in natural history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegasus
Charger
Comancilisn
Enden Chronicle
Intelligence and the nature of smart learning
A fragment discusses intelligence as a mind characteristic rather than action. It notes that intelligent people may be self educated rather than formally schooled. It contrasts intelligent individuals with those who are socially boorish or conceited.
Washington Society Announces Pending Meades Capp Wedding
Mrs Courtas Tater Mer, daughter of Treasury Secretary William G Meades, and Mr Claston Capp of Philadelphia plan to wed. Engagement announced by Mrs Marta well known in Washington. The couple and their daughter Mia Kons McAdoo Martie are mentioned in society notes.
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Washington
D.C
Courtas Tater Meron
Secretary of the Treasury
Willam G. Meades
Claston Capp
Philede- Pom
Marta
Mia Kons McAdoo Martie
Meades
Cupp
Jele Cayten, Cupp
Palladeipem
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Lustberg, Nast & Co
Earl Lupton
Earl Jumpton
Linden Avenue
Middletown-Hioomingburg
Fair Oaks
Wis
Mr. Lampton
B. £. Smith
Ontario
Library Institute
Anna G. Hall
Endicott
Times
Coates
Masic
Company of Engineers
Sullivan CO
Monticello
Benton Avenue
Christ
Church Choir
Times-Press
Home Defense Company
Saugerties
Paul John Terwilliger
Agriculturam
Westtown
N. H. Clark
Joan M. Horan
Harry $. Smith
Johnson
John R. Martin
Albert McBride
Mate Hnl
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