Monroe Community House to name three directors
The Monroe Community House Inc will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday evening to elect successors for Calvin Anderson Mrs Flender 4 Brooks and Mrs. Frank W. Relyea. Several locals including Samuel Vac and Russell Arnold are involved in community affairs as the town notes engagements and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Samuel Vac
Russell Arnold
Navy
Newborg
Jovo Daly, Jr
Air
Daly
New York City
Walter Daly
Samuel Vaca
Alma Bartholmean
Aesew
York
Cny
Howe
Alice Nash
New Hampshire
Irs
Nash
South Main
Monroe High Teams Fall to Alumni Quintets in Two Games
The Monroe High School boys lost 63 to 24 and the girls fell 38 to 17 in back to back charity games at the Monroe community house held last Thursday night. Readings list alumni players Welling Moher Doyle Daley Caul Smith Woyle Powell Neuburger Relvey Cordisco, plus girls players Foonz Hull Schoonoer Townaty Corco Medina Tenney Cke and Reed.
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Monroe High School
Alumi
Monroe Community House
Welling
Moher
Doyle
Daley
Caul
Smith
Neuburger
Relvey
Cordisco
Foonz
Hull
Schoono
T Wnaty
Cor
Medina
Wood
Centa
Sein
Tenney
Fuards
Postmaster Nominee for Castle Point Is Recommended
Congressman Hamilton Fish Jr. recommends Mrs. Sarah M. Todd for reappointment as postmaster at Castle Point New York serving the U S Veterans Hospital 9S.
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Hamilton Fisn, Jr
Sarah M. Todd
Castle Point
N. Y
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Harriman Club Mourns Loss of John J Eden
The Harriman Republican Club adopts a resolution mourning the death of John J Eden of Arden who perished on Lake George last November with Lawrence Greene of Middletown. The group praises Eden as a wise counselor and valued officer and sends sympathy to his widow and to Mrs Eden. The resolution will be published in newspapers where Eden was known.
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James B Topping
Republican Club
Harriman
John J. Eden
Arden
Lawrence Greene
Middletown
Lake George
Irself
Ler
Eden
Fox Hunting Extends Across Sullivan County Scene
Monticello reports a very good fox season with plentiful counts. Frédé Smith of Livingston Manor hit a fox near County Clerk Johnston's farm while driving Wednesday, the animal darting into the woods in front of the touring car.
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Monticello
Sullivan County
Frédé Smith
Livingston Manor
Johnston
Fish opposes Legion move to recognize poison gas in war
Congressman Hamilton Fish Jr denounces the American Legion’s resolution endorsing poison gas as a lawful wartime weapon. He says quick, ill-considered action serves no one and urges multilateral treaty participation to curb such weapons, warning of odorless future gases and urging leadership against this “Frankenstein.”
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American Legion
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Fish
Royal S$. Copeland
Mr. Fish
United States
England
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Legion
Dr. Copeland
Thompson Ridge Minister Returns From Middletown Sanitarium
Reverend Albert Martin, recently ill at Middletown Sanitarium, shows improvement and returns to the manse but is not expected to preach this Sunday due to lingering weakness. Local families share Christmas gatherings and health updates as the season continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Ridge
Middletown Sanitarium
Albert Martin
Monticello O E S Holds Installation
Monticello January 6 A semi public installation of officers was held by the Kiamesha Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Stars with large attendance. Officers installed included Worthy Matron Eula Fraser Worthy Patron Floyd Brown Associate Matron Minerva Taylor Treasurer Hazel G Pelton Secretary Mae M Pelton Conductor Mary Mearns Chaplain Minnie E Neske Marshal Edythe Enns Historian Edna Stecher Organist Ellen Race Warren, Mildred M Smith Sentinel Bessie L Hembet Adah Abbie G Sufin Ruth Jennie Gonzales Esther Martha Schroeder Martha Gladys Lynn Electa Grace Vinkeuran Trustee two years Rona J Beecher Trustee three years Minnie Pelton Color Bearer Ethel Maio. At last week’s meeting all officers were elected unanimously. Worthy Matron Eula Fraser appointed the other officers.
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Monticello
Kiamesha
Order of the Eastern Stars
Oo. E
Eula Fraser
Floyd Brown
Minerva Taylor
Hazel G. Pelton
Mae M. Pelton
Minnie Pelton
Ethel Maio
Middletown Auto Show Set for March 9 to 12
Seventeen dealers will display about fifty car models at the fifth annual Middletown Auto Show under Battery D. The main floor will host pleasure cars and the lower level trucks and buses. Captain C H Jones says the event aims to be the best yet with an entertainment program and a five piece orchestra, backed by an aggressive regional advertising drive.
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Middletown
Battery D
C. H Jones
Armory
Captain Jones
Middletown Motorcar Dealers
Orange County
Sullivan County
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Blaze at Port Ewen powder plant destroys shell house
Fire Tuesday at the F. KE Brewster Inc powder plant in Port Ewen Ulster County destroyed a shell house. The flames did not reach buildings storing explosives and no injuries were reported.
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Lake Region
Jesse Vance
McMonagle and
Rogers Drug Store
Flender
Brooks
Frank W. Relyea
John B Rogers
Muooree
Robert Wilkeo
Elizabeth Hay
Fréd Tulmadge
Fred, Jr
Maiddletons Hospital
Gus Sigit
Roy Vance
Wis
Ray Steele
Lanning
New York
Leaty Ig
George Smith
Gertrude Dorn
Josephine Smith
Joseph Dally
The
Tidewater Co
Atlantic City
Joseph Smith
Janet Dimke
Joseph and
fRssmond
North Main Street
Joseph L Lenphair
Durlandville
Harriman Club
Mourks
Sullivan CO
Cong. Fish
Jessequi
INC
Radio-Auto
West Main Street
Nathanial Carman
New Haven
Jennie Clark
Florence Jones
Ernestine Jones
Percy Stidworthy
Sarah B Dickerson
Reid Ice Cream Company
Thomas Irwin
Elmer Bellows
Dryer
Monticello O. E. S
State Armory
Richard M. Clark, Jr
Cornwall-on-Hedson
R. J. Pia
Cornwall on-Hudson
Brinkerhoff
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Florist and
Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y
Ralph F. Ward
Cornwall, N
J. M. Barnes & Co
Central Valley, N. Y
Durland & Weston
Heinz
C. E. Cocks
Reliable Food
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