Cadets Attend Sunday Mass at Monroe Church
Cadets attend mass at the Holy Maas of the Churete of the Brera dlearh of fies in Monroe. The event featured a sermon by Bathie Gdnnitin and included a procession from St Meters Church Rowe to the church.
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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
1
Cadets attend mass at the Holy Maas of the Churete of the Brera dlearh of fies in Monroe. The event featured a sermon by Bathie Gdnnitin and included a procession from St Meters Church Rowe to the church.
The fragmentary text recalls Lincoln's Last Speech and a May 29 event involving figures tied to a political clash. It notes an arrest and a debate over commitment and punishment, with references to memory, leadership, and public discourse surrounding the era.
Fragmented text describes communal affection for flowers and the quiet, helpful acts of people amid disorder. It mentions rainbow imagery and a wedding, with unclear references to individuals and places.
A distorted excerpt discusses chrysanthemum research dating from unclear sources. It mentions antibodies and an exhibition context, with scattered references to locations and institutions, but most details are unreadable. The fragment offers no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A garbled relic tale mentions Noah, Wesert de Carlile, and the Myre Mees with references to feet, contagion, and vigilante customs. The fragmentary text suggests a chaotic scene posted near a wall and a public notice about a Weded in the Bug de Moane setting with monetary reference.
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Nyack August 26 a girl identified as Miss Charlete Pitter of Blinget died after a fall from a ledge at Hook Mountain Thursday. She had been conscious at Nyeek hospital but succumbed to internal injuries and a broken wrist. Relatives, including Mrs McCarr Gleiper of Blauvelt, attended the coroner and funeral plans were made.
A fractured notice lists several property transfers and deeds in Monroe and nearby areas. Names include John Marcell cottage owner, Walter Jodauth, J. PS Mark, and Ridgewood connections with October actions and the Carpenter farm transfers. The text references hotel and fiduciary links but lacks clear dates or complete details.
In Binahwinton on August 26 a court order appointed a new trustee for the estate of Knapps. The action, brought by Urey and others, reviews a bankruptcy matter involving debts and property secured in the suit. The commission by Justice Cuminik confirms the trustee’s duties and the sale of property to satisfy the debt.
A damaged OCR town notice mentions Ridgebury officials and community figures. It references Howard Mather pastor of Vomitain View Methodist and other local names, with scattered details about meetings and a three week trip to Albany and points around Lake Geerke Baater.
Attachment levied on the Liberty Garage stock on Centre Street as Max Felt and Albert Zeisel, proprietors, were not in the city. Vehicles and auto parts seized include a Valgas car and several trucks and accessories. The Post Garage Company will hold the items until further order. returnable before Justice A J Wheeler on September 3.
Brooklyn reports Lt Orville F. Scism of the navy filing for separation from wife Carte Selim after a 1251 street marriage. He alleges infidelity by Samuel Golden and threats including a revolver. she claims coercive living conditions and abduction of their four children. Alimony of 125 dollars monthly requested in custody fight.
Port Jervis athlete wins at the A A U championships amid references to local club members and the era’s athletic scene. The report highlights a standout competitor described as returning from tough competition and earning a state honor.
A man fell from the roof of V. Gardner's home near Unionville on Friday and is in a helpless condition at his house. No bones are broken, but he sustained serious internal injuries and remains under care.
Readers respond to Bethel Church matters and pastor notes with observations on faith, duties, and schedules. The letter discusses upcoming events, age expectations for teaching, and a pledge with named church figures referenced in relation to temple duties and education plans.
Corporation Counsel Abram F. Servin has issued a favorable view that the city has the authority to acquire the Royce tract on East Main Street for a park to memorialize local soldiers. No contract has been signed yet though a purchase of $17,000 is authorized pending council confirmation and Servin’s final approval.
A Times-Press summary notes Ignatius Muth has a lengthy criminal history. It cites nine months in the New York City reseratory, a 1911 one year sentence for unlawful entry, a 1913 burglary and a 1913 sentence of six years at Sing Sing, plus a one year Blackwell's Island sentence for petty larceny. His photo reportedly appears in the New York City Rogues Gallery.
An official from the State Tax Commission discusses how a U S Supreme Court ruling on prohibition may affect New York beer licensing. The analysis examines whether 2.75 percent beer tax and related licenses would be required if the ruling changes how beverages are taxed and sold in the state.
A reported lightning strike damaged the home of Herman Karsten in Libertyville near Franklin Square. The event damaged a car and a physician’s automobile, with parts of the home’s siding and a nearby automobile affected by fire and debris.
In Newburgh, the man who died at St Luke's Hospital after a tetanus complication from a kick in a street brawl is identified as Walter Borthhardwa. A Russian Pole, he worked briefly for Hayes Construction Company. Injuries were reportedly revealed two weeks earlier and tetanus developed from neglect. he was buried today.
Thomas Cole brother of Alderman George W. Cole died at his Brooklyn home on Sunday. Funeral held Tuesday night at the late residence. Survived by two brothers and two sisters including Edward and William of Brooklyn, Mrs. Fred Metzger of Yulan Sullivan County, and Mrs. William Wolfe of Honesdale Pa. He leaves a wife and two children.
Greenville notices show social visits from Port Jervis and Waldwick residents. Harvest Home at Marcus Dailey's Grove will serve supper from 6 PM with fancy work, ice cream, and soft drinks. Prof. Struck to entertain.
In Circleville on August 26 Mrs Arthur W Bennett and Miss Helen Haig visit at the home of W Ells. Harry Ogden takes a two week vacation with grandparents. Several locals return from trips and one joins family in Ohio. Ten Boy Scouts camp by the lake as Rev Schoonover fills the pulpit. Christian Endeavor picnic at Pine Bush August 28 invites all with a ball game as attraction.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Howells will hold its annual fair and bazaar at Library Hall on Friday evening August 29. Proceeds from aprons, fancy articles, ice cream, and home made cake will support society work. A two act play titled The Conspirators is featured. Miss Laura Krinze of Brooklyn and Chester Benedict of Linderry are visiting relatives.
Aug 16 details from Johnson area include Mr and Mrs Dean W Pechur at Prince pa N oF dist one and Walter Decker connections. Mrs George Dani and kids of MiWe'own visited at William Deenix home. DOS Decker's party headed to New York Thursday. James McGrath of Brooklin hosts to Frances Goldemith at his brother Joseph McGrath’s home. Miss Goldemith is ret at Vol owe.
Victor Earle recalls a romantic tale he finished reading as he tours his old town and discovers Winnie Trail Blake, now Winnie Blake, in a shabby home with Morton Blake and three ragged children. He returns home to his wife Mary, whose steadiness and warmth restore his sense of home, love, and contentment.
A garbled excerpt contrasts piling up marble riches with the poverty of title and status. It hints at a man’s choices and the influence of others on a life, mentioning wealth, opportunity, and social standing in abstract terms.
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