Class Day Exacts Fame From Middletown High Event
A crowded Middletown High School auditorium hosted a lively Class Day with a welcome address by George Adama Roya and a Prophecy on Girls and Boys by Edward Vincent Moran and Ethel King. The essay and memories traced local students through towns, marriages, careers, and distant travels, ending with a playful future glimpse.
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Middletown High School
George Adama Roya
Times-Press
Edward Vincent Moran
Charles E
Academy Avenue
Elsie Evans
Old Middletown
Esther Phillips
John Hoffman
Linden Avenue
Helen Lutes
Willie Kesteloo
Irwin Avenue
Instaie Marr Morar
Marguerite Moore
Franklin Square
Middletown
Louise Malochieb
Ruth Cowler
Edgar
Westtown
Art. Blizzard
Marjorie Hemingway
The 1917 Senior Class Journal Remembers Youth
A rambling narrative traces 1917 graduates through wafting scenes of New York street life, Washington trip plans, park visits, a church stop, and a valedictory address. It notes figures like Miss Katherine Morey, Miss Lucy Burns, Edward Moran, Howard Weare, Ira Cohen, and George Boyd, and ends with a reflective farewell to their Alma Mater amid wartime times.
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Katherine Morey
Boston
Mass
Lucy Burns
New York City
Vincent Oddo
Square Animant
Oscar Stern
Oscar
Cohen
Ira Cohen
Ira
Antoinette
Mr. Wilson
Fletcher Fergson
Casey
International Peace and War Council
Ferguson
Edward Moria
Moran
Howard Weare
Aunio
Edward
Washington
Wilson
Packheiser and Moren
Packheiser
Morar
Daniel
Gregg
George Boyd
Boyd
Class of 1917 at Middletown High School Graduation
Edward Vincent Moran writes on the girls and Ethel King on the boys as Ethel May Lator responds. The Middletown High School class of 1917 reflects on sacrifice, loyalty to the flag and country, and promises to serve the nation and president during a time of stress. The class history by Catherine Mey Lalor recounts the early formation of the junior class in 1915, its officers, and social events with Miss Elizabeth Clemson, Miss Wilson, and Miss Powelson noted for chaperoning and hospitality as the group recalls Hallowe'en gatherings and early triumphs.
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Middletown
Catherine Lalor
North Street
Mildred Jennings
Elizaben Halstead
Kathryn Smith
Laurena Tuthiil
Ethel King
Xing
Dorothy Morrison
Falmadge
Cecil Dayton
Stanley Smith
Ginny” Ball
Sonny Sundstrom
Ghank
Circleville
Adelia Bell
Helen van Demark
Bloomisgburg
Mrs. Davidson
Cora Fiero
Port Jervis
Katherine Cu
Billie Wilcox
Ruth Shaw
Billie
Old Middletown
Eleanor Francisco
Lois Pollard
Columbia University
Akron
Ohio
Doris Hart
Stanley Tiel
Rubber Works
Grace Bogardus
Washington
Lake Docks
Keener
Billy
Chicago
Ira Marsop Cohen
Antoinette Conklin
Antoinette
Ira
Moran
Tiree
Edward Vincent Moran
Dr. Cook
Mr. Perry
Wilson
Zoe
Mr. Wilson
White House
John
Joebn
Boyd
New York
Kenneth Gillette
Enue
Gillette
Midway Park
Wallkill
Sweezy
Childen
Loki
Arthur Blizzard
Wm. Lain
Cme
Myron Bligeu
Robert Dougherty
Myron
Tle
Jacob’s
Furthey
Millestone
Katharine Smith
Adams
Stivers
Buz Lard
Yankee Lake
George Boyd
Mary Moran
Hazel Keener
Helen Lates
Washington, D. C
Women's Federation
Girlie Glee Club
Capitol
Congress
Wilden
TS17
Catherine May Lalor
Ethel May Lator
Middletown High School
Cecil Thayer Dayton
Catherine Mey Lalor
Nore
Fletcher Ferguson
George Bord
Elizabeth Clemson
Hallowe'en
Powelson
Huise
Notable Businessman Endorses Tanlac in Ad Feature
Richard Zilberman of Schenectady Polishing and Plating Co endorses Tanlac as the best tonic for headaches after twenty five years of suffering. He credits Tanlac with restoring his health after taking only the second bottle and urges others to try it, in a Middletown advertisement run by the Tanlac Man.
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Richard Zilberman
Schenectady
New York State
Zilberman
New York
Mr. Zilherman
Taniac
Middletown
Chambers Bros
Monroe
McMenazie & Rogers
Central Waller
Rifenbarrr’s
Walden
John F. Thompson’s
Business Men Urged To Help Food Markets Campaign
Hon John J Dillon Commissioner of Foods and Markets New York State appeals to business men to cooperate in creating marketing facilities for food. He outlines a plan for assembling plants with canning, grading and wholesale purchase to move farm produce to markets, reduce waste, and tailor facilities to community needs.
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John J. Dillon
New York State
Department of Foods and Markets
Dilton
Food Supply Commission
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