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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
13
Wallkill Council Jr U A M of its city and Mount Hope Council Olisville attended Port Jervis on Tuesday evening for a meeting of the Delaware Council. State officers visited as a large class of candidates began initiation.
Diverse classified items offer livestock Holsteins and Jersey cows with milk yield, a four door Buick for sale, a 15 acre meadow land parcel in New York City suburban area, bait shiners availability in Middletown, and assorted funeral home notices with local offices in Middletown Campbell Hall Otisville and New York City.
Orange County Agricultural Society honors the late David A Morrison with memorial remarks from Augustus Denniston Henry W Howells Joel W Houston and Rev Andrew Schriver D D praising his leadership independence and lifelong service to the society and related organizations. The speakers recall his counsel integrity and influence on yearly fair planning and society work.
The December term opened in Monticello with Judge Hasbrouck presiding. Cases include a $110,000 car accident suit by Zuch et al. versus Otto Appley, alimony for Lizzie Strain, and numerous dismissals and continuances. Gilroy vs Sherman concluded with a $120 verdict for Gilroy and a separate $115 judgment for Dollve Jones. A note case and a settlement between Partridge and heirs ended without further contention. Sentences imposed include Neary Molusky to 12–13 months and Robert Dolan to 3–6 years.
A speaker recalls David Morrison with deep affection and loyalty, noting his absence leaves a void yet faith the work continues. He asserts Morrison’s influence remains central in the Society and urges cherishing his memory as life’s impact endures through others.
White driving an Overland from Maybrook to Campbell Hall collided on a bridge near the Borden plant with a load of travel driven by James Green of Maybrook. The car was wedged on the bridge, damaged the front axle and guards, and needed a tow to Maybrook for repairs. No injuries reported. Later, Goshen high school girls rolled fine scores at the afternoon alley event.
Christmas at the Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital plans a bright celebration with music, dancing, and a communal feast. Two thousand letters were sent to families. over 400 parents lack relatives and gifts will be provided with modest treats.
The Howells Improvement Corporation and Howells Free Library trustees hosted 75 stockholders and friends at Library Hall Howells Wednesday. Music by Miss Ethel Hyward and Robert Cunningham preceded an Edison Diamond Disc concert by James C. Herbert. Nelson Mapes delivered the centerpiece talk Half a Century in Howells before dancing into the early hours.
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