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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1918

Page

6

Death of Field Marshal von Hindenburg Reported

Amsterdam dispatch reports the death of Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg at 71 after a stroke. He rose from Army Chief of Staff to field marshal and guided German forces in East Prussia and the western frontier campaigns. The obituary notes his prominence in Germany and mixed claims about his later years and mind.

DAM von Burg The Germy Amsterdam Tang Les Statec Hindenburg Spa Burg Germany Veler See Bossip Paul von Hindenburg Luidorff Nir Berlin Masurian Prussia East Prussia Hindenirg Tannenberg Enburg Mackensen Poland Dvina Los- Warsaw Brest-Litovsk Somme

Higganum Notes Reading Room and Local Goings

Higganum events detail Mrs Frank Fuller hosts Friday afternoon reading club at the town reading room through the simmer season. Other items mention Mrs Elpet Burr's medical task, Tracy Neff illness, Emma Noyes visit, Mrs Gustaf Carlson’s Middletown visit, and a Grange meeting with a varied program led by Mrs Francis Tanner including Harold Swangon piano and Gladys Rien recitation. A community gift to Mrs Augar is noted with Mr Caldwell to deliver.

Frank Fuller Elpet Burr Esex Fred Kelsey Tracy Neff Emma Noyes Walkley Hill Yesaay Gustaf Carlson Middletown Augar Caldwell Grange Francis Tanner Harold Swangon D Nieve Mrs. Tanner Helen Olsen Harold Gladys Rien Percival Bailey Olson Emman The Ida Dodd Clara Burr

Portland to Examine for Draft Thursday Morning

Portland announces a draft physical examination for registrants at the town hall on Thursday morning. Many called are reclassified from deferred to active status or among those who aged in and registered June 5. No men will go to camp this month. next month a number may be sent. Lyman H. Payne Memorial Service will be held at Congregational church Sunday at 11:45, with Rev. Blair attending to deliver an address. Private Payne is the second church member to die in service, following Ralph Leslie Hughes.

Portland Town Hall Lyman H. Payne United States Medical Corps Mr. Blair Marlboro Payne Ralph Leslie Hughes St. Mary’s Church Michael Hennessey Leonora Cramer C. W. Cramer Hartford Portland Foundry Co Lawrence and Swanson J .H James F. Riche Frederick J. Brown Middlesex Hospital Harold Hall M. M. Co Roy T. Thawley Baltimore Wilfred Park U. S. Navy Brooklyn Navy Hospital Mr. Park Robert Park United States Army H. M. Booh Ella Merwin Burton Gastler Frederick Gastter Herber Thayer Durham F. P. Hubbard Hilda L. Alling Methodist Congregational Church Methodist Church

Church Notes Annual services and parish updates

Swedish Lutheran church morning service led by Rev. Carl O. Bostrom at 10:30 with Sunday school at 9:30. First Congregational observes memorial service for Lyman H. Payne at 10:45, plus Sunday school and Young People meetings. Other churches hold services and lectures. community notices cover attendances, arrivals, and local events including a postponed baseball game and a Palestine stereopticon lecture at the Methodist church.

Swedish Lutheran Church Carl O. Bostrom First Congregational Church M. K. Thomson Lyman H. Payne France Christian Endeavor Marie E Cornwall Methodist Episcopal Church R. E. Bisbee Trinity Church Lonsdale St. John the Baptist

Local visitors and church services listed in Cromwell note

Cromwell notes on visitors to Meadow street families and guests in Hartford New York and Massachusetts. Church services listed for Baptist, Congregational, Swedish Mission, and Associated Bible Students hall lectures by C M Dockey with schedules for Sunday morning and evening, Sunday school and youth events. Bastile Day observance in churches with French anthem and tribute to France.

Baptist Church Jesse Smith First Congregational Church Homer Wesley Hildreth Bible School Christian Endeavor Catherine Hubbard Jesus America France State Council of Defense Kirk W. Dyer Swedish Mission Church A. KE. Elmquist C. M. Dockey Philadelphia Associated Bible Students’ Hall

Colchester Notes and Local Appointments

Colchester July 13 reports Mrs Li C Brown and Miss Julia Adams visiting Willimantic. Max Seigel and daughter Annie Seigel spend days in New York. Band rehearsal Monday at 7 30 pm. Baptist church services Sunday 10 45 am led by Rev B D Remington. Evening service 7 30 pm. L C Brown attended Hartford jury duty yesterday. R A Miller of New Haven a guest of Mr and Mrs F J Hudson. Daniel Goldbere travels to New Haven awaiting brothers.

Colchester Li. C. Brown Julia Adams Willimantic Max Seigel Annie Seigel New York The Baptist Church B. D. Remington L. C. Brown Hartford R. A. Miller New Var F. J. Hudson Hebron Yesterda Daniel Goldbere New Haven

Centerbrook People and Places in Recent Week

Centerbrook residents Hazel and Lois Bushnell return from Amherst and East Hartford after a month away. Lucile Clark visits. D C Stedman hosts grandson from Middletown. May Schultz returns from Middletown for weekend with Ingrahams. Henry Comstock hosts Ivoryton relatives. C L Jones and Norma Rathbun join Middletown outing. Roy Blaney from New York vacationing with his mother at Meadowoods. Farmers report hay crops nearly harvested.

Centerbrook Hazel Lois Bushnell Amherst East Hartford Lucile Clark D. C. Stedman Middletown May Shultz Midletown Alfred Ingraham Henry Comstock Ivoryton C. L. Jones Norma Rathbun Roy Blaney New York Meadowoods

Rocky Hill July 13 In storms and service notes

The town reports a severe thunder shower on Thursday with limbs torn from trees but no major damage. Miss Florence Grant of the United States Navy is home on furlough. Unclaimed letters include W G Magione James Sachder Mrs M H Whinnie Miss Ellen Keneady Soleila. Postmaster Warner sold many War Savings and Thrift stamps recently. The library opened for book exchanges Friday afternoon.

Rocky Hill State Guard Florence Grant United States Navy W. G. Magione James Sachder M. H. Whinnie Ellen

Link That Connects Earth and Heaven Sermon at Baptist Church

A Baptist church announces Sunday services with a morning sermon at 10 30 by the pastor on The Link That Connects Earth and Heaven and an outdoor service at 7 p m including the administration of baptisms.

Baptist Church Earth Heaven

Essex Town Notes of Visitors and Church Services

Mrs Herbert Richerson of Hartford visits her parents Mr and Mrs A H Reynolds. Charles Pendlow stays in town from Groton. Miss Esther Royce returns to New Haven after visiting Mrs Mary A Tucker. Mrs J Arnold of Saybrook visits town. Miss Eugenia Toocker ill on Saybrook Street. Charles Brooks from Saybrook clerks at Reynolds store. Errol Doane to move to Groton for work. Mr and Mrs Harry Swan and daughter return to Orange New Jersey after visiting relatives. Church services listed for St John s Memorial and Roman Catholic Church. William Holt repairs the Center Brook Congregational church chimney. Barge No 3 Captain Nigret discharges coal for Pratt Brothers. Mrs Fred Fridel and daughter visit Springfield.

Essex Herbert Richerson Hartford A. H. Reynolds Charles Pendlow Groton Esther Royce Mary A. Tucker New Haven J. Arnold Saybrook Eugenia Toocker Saybrook Street Charles Brooks Main Street Errol Doane Harry Swan Orange N. J St. John’s Memorial Church William Holt Centerbrook Congregational Church Captain Nigret Pratt Brothers Fred Fridel Harold Sisson Springfield

Social Notes From Clinton and Surrounds

Clinton July notes show guests visiting William Ayer in John Street and Emeline Dee visiting Sag Harbor while Miss Ruth Wright and Nelson G. Landon wed in Hartford. Other items mention visits by Miss Mary Bushnell and Miss Grace Harris plus summer arrivals at Waterside. Also an ad notes added stock of men's apparel including shirts garb and underwear with a warning to buy early to avoid duplications.

Clinton Harry Swan William Ayer John Street Emeline Dee Edwards Sag Harbor L. I Lindsay Fletcher Marie Parkinson Emma Mann Philadelphia Ruth Wright John B. Wright West Peru Maine Nelson G. Landon Hartford Conn

News of Men’s Furnishings Line Near Ready

A public notice urges readiness for a broader line of men’s furnishings and asks readers to spread the word, crediting Mrs. Addie A. Smith of Clinton for assistance.

Addie A. Smith Clinton Adv

Visitors boast largest shore turnout this season

Old Saybrook reports Friday and Saturday crowds at the shore the largest of the season as cottages open daily and shrubbery shipments to New York florists increase. The Saybrook Point and Fenwick waters yield good fish hauls for New York markets while Company G, Sixth Infantry, plans a Monday drill at Town Hall. Reverend White officiates the Stebbins funeral, Cypress cemetery interment follows.

Old Saybrook New York Providence Boston New London Hartford Company G Sixth Infantry Town Hall Frank McMeegan Valley Branch Frank Smith Ashley Falls Mass B. B. Warren Saybrook Point Fenwick William S. Stebbins Ferry Road W. F. White First Congregation Cypress Cemetery Charles and Albert Sizer Joseph and Frederick Hick Deep River Ralph P. Stillman New Haven Edgar ©. Smith

Amateur Defined as One Entered First Stage of Ignorance

A remark frames an amateur as a person who has entered the initial stage of ignorance. The statement, in a concise evaluative tone, contrasts novices with expertise and highlights a learning mindset.

Rheumatism Patient Praises Fruit-a-tives Cure

Alexander Munro of R.R. No. 1 Lorne Ontario says after three years bedridden with rheumatism he found relief using Fruit-a-tives. He reports reduced pain and swelling within half a box and now can walk two miles and perform light chores. Price 50c per box, six for $2.50, trial 25c. available from dealers or by mail from Ogdensburg, New York.

R.R. No. 1 Lorne Ont Alexander Munro Fruit-A-Tives Jena

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