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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note from Cochity Times-Press lists names Granato and Fi Ana Ar Teal with unclear context. No full sentences to confirm events, dates, or affiliations.
Ursuline Academy held its commencement on Friday with five graduates receiving diplomas. Five young women were praised for character and achievement as Very Rev Dean McClaney and Rev Kearney addressed the assembly and urged lifelong moral fidelity.
A graduation ceremony featured Regents and College Entrance diplomas, with remarks on opportunity and service. Very Rev Dean McClancy urged graduates to apply effort and stay engaged with teachers, while scholarships and medals were conferred to several students.
Monroe outlines Fourth of July events with a village parade along Main Street featuring bands, veterans, and civic groups. The celebration includes a ceremony at Monroe Park with addresses by officials and community leaders, drawing wide local participation and flag displays.
Ellenville June 21 Ellenville Musical Club will present Mrs Edward B Kimble mezzotinto and Prot Erall P Kuehn Kingston to accompany on piano in an hour of song at Memorial Hall on June 26 at 830 pm. The program includes instrumental numbers two pianos and cello solos with other club members assisting. Community notices report road resurfacing on North Main Street and the temporary shutdown of the Clysmic Spring Water plant. Father Gheis from St Patrick's Newburgh will lead St Andrew's Church Ellenville starting June 29 after Pastor Bamberg’s March death.
Supreme Court Justice Kelloggs granted a change of venue in the breach of promise suit by Miss Mary Gergian against Grant H. DeVed. Trial moves from Steuben to Chemung County. Attorneys Waxman and Sebring spoke for the parties. new motion for another venue change may be filed. Plaintiff seeks 150,000 damages alleging failure to marry.
John L. Stern of Newburgh Republican candidate for County Treasurer appoints a vacancy committee listing Charles J. Robinson Frank H Finn Henry L Winter and others. Surrogate hopeful Elwood C. Smith of Monroe appoints his committee with Alex C. Sutherland Frank H Finn Vienera H Carpenter and more. Raphael A. Esan of Newburgh Republican candidate for Surrogate names George F. Gregg Christing M. Miller Thomas W. Bradley Joseph M. Thes Newburgh Harriet C. Winne John B. Darwin Alex T. Brown Harry T. Crist and others to fill vacancies.
Sunday morning services and local visits anchor this week’s notes from White Sulphur Springs. Residents like Miss Winkired Moffett of Lihentr ig mingle with Edwards, Jones, Worlen, and Worden families at parish events and neighborhood gatherings across Rider and nearby areas. A Grange picnic draws attendees from multiple clusters, while church classes and family visits pepper the community calendar.
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The court convicted Harry Meola of Middletown after a two hour direct and cross examination by 20 witnesses who testified for the plaintiff in the People against Meola’s alleged practice of soliciting legal business. Judge Tompkins fined Meola $100 and warned that a second offense could bring imprisonment. the jury found him guilty after a brief deliberation. Albany Attorney General Newton stated the conviction would curb such solicitor activities.
The Clay Golf Club hosted its season opening supper Friday at 6 30 PM in the clubhouse with over 100 members and guests attending despite threatening weather The event featured tasteful decorations a fine supper music from the Super Six Orchestra and dancing details include committee chair Mrs Maria A Taylor and assistants across a long list of members and guests MEAD a candidate was in Goshen Friday announcing a bid for the RevohBean primaries for Member of Exeembly The summer timetable for the On Yin Western railroad will be put into effect on Sunday June 29
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