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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
14
Middletown Lodge 1997 B P O Elks held its annual memorial for Van Der Ver Willing and William HL Prince. County Clerk George F. Gregg delivered the address urging hope, memory, and courage over grief as a path to reunion.
An advertisement promotes Salts as a kidney cleanser for meat eaters. It claims meat clogs kidneys and causes rheumatism headaches and other disorders. The remedy is four ounces of Salts with water before breakfast for several days, stating it smooths kidney function and neutralizes urine acids.
An Impressive Song Service honors departed brothers with memories and candlelit tributes. Exalted Ruler George E. Marks leads as names are read. lights shine and the lodge ceremony ends with Auld Lang Syne as members vow to carry on together.
The article recalls a golden jubilee celebration for Father Goggin, highlighting past priestly generations, faith, and community memory. It notes a special musical service, honors from Holy Name Society, and the presentation of a monetary gift to the pastor amid reflections on loyalty, faith, and service across decades.
Father Goggin attended the masa gathering and received congratulations for his able discourse. The event reflected the society's ongoing aspirations and community support.
John J. Brown known as Big John dies after wood alcohol poisoning in Goshen Newburgh area. Acute poisoning causes paralysis and blindness, with doctors reporting no hope for recovery as authorities investigate the source of the illicit liquor and its ingredients.
The notice describes two weddings: Mardel Emma Kiffin to Frank J. McManus in New York with several witnesses, and Edith Luguer Campbell to Stephen E. Devon at a Chester home. It notes attire, gifts, and post ceremony plans including a trip and residence in Brooklyn.
Mrs James Joseph Lackey Jr dies suddenly at The city home after long illness. Born on a street with two brothers Henry T and John J in her life, she married at St Josephs Church in November 1915. She had lived in this city 14 years and was beloved for her cheery ways. Her passing is a severe blow to her husband and family.
Roberta Sloan infant daughter of Robert Sloan and Bertha Free died December 6 1919 at 32 Canal street aged 1 year four months from complications after a six day illness. Funeral Tuesday December 1919 at 2 PM burial in Lidiside cemetery. George Armstrong longtime resident at Thrall died aged about five years and survived by two daughters and a son Mrs Charles KF Mott and George E Armstrong. Lineage mentions other relatives and residents of Patchogue Milford Payport and Jervis.
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