Miss Galloway Isa May Bride Miss Galloway Isa May Bride
Catherine Galloway daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Galloway of Middletown wed Harold Close of Matawan at Webb Horton Memorial Church in a ceremony by Rev Dr E Van Dyke Wight. Attendants wore lavender georgette and lilac trims. Reception followed. couple to Atlanta after brief New York visit. Out of town guests included Mrs LeRoy Close and Mr Mrs W A Close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Galloway
John H. Galloway
Orchard ‘Street
Inselty
Harold 6 Close
Matawan
Webb
Horton
E. van Dyke
Wight
Uch
Plomat Wisner
Frank
Harold Bancroft
Esa
N. J. Fy
Oliver Rock
aftMlowani
D. Sayer
Élty
Howard Close
Green
Wood “Lake
Leon
Springs
Tex
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Peets
Delta Theta: Phi
Wisner
New York
Charles
LeRoy
Lillian Close
Express to New York by Motor Service Announced
The Anderson Trucking Warehousing Co of New York announced via the Chamber of Commerce that starting Saturday June 1 they will operate a motor truck freight and merchandise service between Middletown and New York City. Representative C J Janssen reported sufficient business assurance to justify the service and plans to add a new White five ton truck with competitive express rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Trucking& Warehousing Co
New York City
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
C.J. Janssen
Miss Stinson Still Blocked From Flight to New York
In Binghamton on May 25 weather and engine troubles hinder Miss Katherine Stinson from starting her flight to New York. Her plane remained at the field after an earlier attempt from Chicago was aborted. She may attempt a Sunday morning departure if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Binghamton
Katherine
Stipson
Arlatrix
New York
Chicago
Alzi i
Ward Aids Red Cross Fund In Three Places
Congressman Charles Ward of the 2nd Congressional District sent 2004 to the Second War Fund of the American Red Cross, with details noting allotment excesses and additional sums. A real estate note reports McWilliams Houston and Andrew J. Hillsines selling a modern residence on a city avenue to Alsen J. Scragne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WARD
RED Cross
Charles 8. Ward
American Red Cross
Liv Ingerow Manor
Libery
Conercexman Ward
Kineston
McWiliams
Houston
Andrew J. Hillsines
Hhis
Are.nue
Alsen J. Scragne
Local War Efforts and Staff Notes From Valley Corps
Community reflections on Liberty Loan participation, nursing staff, and hospital progress. Mentioned are Ashley Hall, Talcott Hall, and the West Group with detailed notes on department performance, staff assignments, and trainee nurses heading to France. Also described are hospital building upgrades, faculty, and the threat of war era mobilization shaping daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Lehmitz
Valley
Talcott Hall
Williams
Liberty Loan
Lilian
Hunter
Annie Miller
Helen. McNamara
Mary Dodds
Lulu Taggart
Cornelia ‘Henderson
Anna ‘Listner
Anna Kinne
Nellie Gray
Marthe Lane
Madeline McManus
Ida Hassier
Gertrude Gibson
Kate, Aran
Mary Tracy
Emma ‘Davis
Miss Fox
Louise M. Schaefer
H.N
Schmitz
Ane
Truanelle Co
School of Nursing
Algo
A'S
Tsell
Comifort Farm
H. D. Gould Co Receives Large Lumber Car
The H. D. Gould Co at 10 Railroad avenue reports what may be the city’s largest and most valuable lumber car. Shipped from Seattle on April 16, it carried 22,281 board feet of clear red cedar 37,598 linear feet of mouldings 20,000 test of clear bevel siding and 86,000 shingles. Freight cost 531.93 dollars and car tax 16.96. The car was unloaded in eleven hours and thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Gould Co
Railroad Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Law Career Move: Eager Leaves Watts, Oakes & Bright
Samuel W. Eager Jr dissociates from Watts Oakes Bright to enter Albany Law School after a brief rest. Firm members praise his energy and ability and expect success in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Hall
Samuel W. Eager, Jr
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Albany Law School
Davidson Named Candidate for West Point
Livingstone Manor May 25 John L. Davidson received word from the Adjutant General's office in Washington of his appointment to West Point. He took the examination at Fort Slocum on March 19 after being named a candidate by Congressman Charles B. Waid.
Belgian Gunner Seeks Family Amid War’s Dark Toll
Belgian gunner Joseph Comment, known as the soldier with seven rescues, searches New York for his wife and three children who fled Broaseia Belgium the night before the Tet die day when German troops swept through towns destroying and killing. He has heard nothing since agents took them, hoping they survive in Europe while he endures the wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broaseia
Belgium
Ciel
Joseph Comment
Tig
Arar
New York
Kired
Europe
Times Press Want Ad Notice Fragment
Classified fragment from a local paper shows an advertisement request for items or services. The readable text is limited, with incomplete phrasing and no clear entities, dates, or prices to anchor a fuller summary. Further readable context would help identify the target item and contact details.
Canning Kitchen Of Orange County Food Battalion Opens in Chester
The Orange County Food Battalion will open a canning kitchen in Chester on June 1 with Mrs. Lillian Wacker in charge. Wacker, a Home Economics graduate and Red Cross dietitian, will direct food conservation work and provide demonstrations on wartime recipes, potato based meals, and economical baking to aid families during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Lillian Wacker
Friends Seminary of
New York
Red Cross
Wacker
Orange County
Orange County Food Battalion
Louise Andrea
Gazette
Officers of the 107th Arrive On Other Side
Word from Orange County confirms officers of the 107th Regiment have reached overseas. Middletown men of the unit are believed to have arrived in England or France. Lieut. Arthur J Brundage is reported to have reached a European port, while not specified which country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
107Th
Regient
Spartanburg
S. C
Orange County
Middletown
England
France
Newhursh
Arthur Fj ‘Brundage
Lieut. Brundage
Local Social Notes From Mechanicstown May Evening
Mechanicstown residents share visits to Paterson to Barnum & Halley’s Circus and weekend gatherings at Myers cottage. Guests include L J Stage, Alice Lawrence, Will Lattimore, William Jr, and W Stage en route to Parksville for trout fishing. Other trips feature Mr and Mrs David B Mrerg to Ellenville Terrace Hill Cottage. Mrs Lillian C Kortright leads a motor party to Culver Lake New Jersey. Stalls installs 15 hp motor at ice cream plant after outage. Fred Wood of West Side recovering from rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Ralph Wells Smith
Abrams Shumaker
Robert
Midland Lake
Paterson
Barnum & Halley's
L. J. Stage
Alice Lawrence
Warwick
Will Lattimore
William, Jr
Lower Road
W. Stage
Myers Cottage
Parksville
Sullivan County
Stage
David B. Mrerg
Ellenville
Terrace Hill Cottage
James Myers
Lillian C. Kortright
Culver Lake
N. J
Johnb. Houston
Luella Rush
Middletown
John McManniman
Brooklin
Fred Wood
West Side
Highland Falls Rector O Keefe Dies After 28 Years
Rev. Monsignor O Keefe former pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart in Highland Falls died Thursday night at 68 after a long illness. Born in Cork Ireland he came to the area in infancy and was ordained at the College of No Dies in Rowe. He served as assistant to Dr. McGivan and to Cardinal Faller in New York before being appointed Highland Falls rector 28 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Falls
Monsignor O'Keefe
Church of the Sacred Heart
Monsignor O'Neefe
Cork
Irelantd
Fareham
College of No Dies
Rowe
Mgr. O'Keefe
McGivan
St Stephen's Chorch
New York City
Uneaso
Canninal Faller
Theister
Highland Fails
Sears
Workless Day Popular Among Residents Says Eben
A fragmented report quotes Dar’s and a small group of men, with Eben stating the day away from work was well received. The text describes workers and attitudes on a day off, hinting at local support and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnele
Red Cross Day events and local notices in Washingtonville
Washingtonville observes Red Cross Day with evening services at the Methodist Church led by Rev. iH. Jancory memorial sermon. G A R Home Defense and Red Cross members invited. Har ry Irtins returns from Detroit. Miss Viola Van Janecen visits Pax Jervis. Harold Hosking travels to New York City to enlist in the Navy. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday evening at Mrs. Guerficla’s home. Ellsworth Smith moving from a house once owned by E R Emerson. A court case at Municipal Building involved August Kellar and Edward Halsey over chickens. Kellar prevailed. Local note: watch the Times-Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Mar
Red Cross
Methodist
Ih. Jancory
G. A. R. Home Defense
Harry Irtins
Detroit
Mich
Misa Viola van Janecen
Pax Jervis
Harold Hosking
Aucest Kellar
Eaward Halsey
Halsey
Kellar
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Miss Galloway
Isa May
H. $. Close
Amiens
J. L. van de Mark
Board of Deportation
Comtoieston
Lowiy Nelson
John Pape
George H. Moore
Erin York
Mary Ann. Sivons
John F. Murras
Lola B
Cielian
Louise McKee
Ander
Miss McKee
Charles H. Roberts
Nome
Ang
Féliet_ in -the- main
James
Brién
Ether
Melaighre
Jennet Leito
Ashie
Maybrook
Gertrude ‘Goodale
Ashley “Hall
Ziris
Ate
Soing To
Estella
Hewitt
Mies Elsie
Schwaede
Brooklyn
Susan
Davis
Cid -Store
Trow Washington
Finny “Ruth
Treasury Department
Grimsler
Hadden
Virginia
Will Lanney
Washington
Wil
Gars
Blue Devils
Phere
Francis Gailey ix
Harpersnela
Delaware County
Arthur Gillette
Monticello
Paoper
Garcia
Fiber Hubbard
U.S
Robert A. Malone
Boas Mason
North Street
King
Jesse Lane
George Brich- Gabecker
Gratary
Miss Ashley
Scudder
Misa Sallie
Gen
Putnam
Fort Ron
Sifons
Maé Bracken
Margaret Bracken
Gunner
the Orange CO. Food Battalion
S.a
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