Obituary of John H. Walsh Former Stroudsburg resident dies at 93
John H. Walsh a former Stroudsburg resident died in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania after a cancer illness lasting two months. Born in Goshen he was 93 and a former railroad conductor with the New York Susquehanna and Western for 35 years. He married Mary J. Doyle in this city and is survived by a son Willa of Hawthorne New Jersey and daughter Ethel at home along with two brothers and two sisters. He was a member of St Matthews Church Stroudsburg and the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors.
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John H. Walsh
Stroudsburg
Times-Press
Goshen
Aoy
Arthnlomew Walsh
Mary J. Doyle
Willa
Hawthorne
N.J
Ethel
Aid
James
Amy
George
William Brady
John Edwards
Walsh
New York, Susquehanna & Western
St. Matthews m R. ©. Church
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R.C
Monticello High School graduates listed in ouncement
The Monticello High School honors a class of graduates led by principal Leon J. Brooks. Names include Juli-Madaline N. Hateb, Marjorie Green, Yella Cota, Bernard Wess, David Fiplaan, Maloutis Hough Fraser, Lila Case, Colin Yetts, William Gorge Costa, Olive Decker, and many others. A festive Friday night program featured humor and prophecy, with Mr. Brooks praised for guiding a growing student body.
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Monticello High School
Leon J. Brooks
Honor Juli
Madaline N. Hateb
Marjorie , Green
Yella Cota
Bernard Wess
David Fiplaan
Maloutis Hough Fraser
Hugh Russell Fraser
Cornwall
Sullivan County
Cornell
Lila la Case
Yetts Colin
William Gorge Costa
Olive Alberta Decker
Avid Fishman
Malcolm Houghraser
Merjerie Ithel Green
Josephine Hatch
Madeline N. Walch
Lewis Hervid
Martha Schroeder
Morence
Margaret Holden
Merlin Menjauda Jager
Harold James Lynn
Hiden McCormick
Eleanor Lucile Melaugh Wn
Ethel Louie McIntyre
Milotine Helen Nelpem
Adtensin
Irene Letien
Bunier
Marie Iver
Bernard Weiss
Lillian Tracy
Elas
Wai
Will
Brooks
Eynless Oysters Study Describes Creature Anatomy
An odd fossil or creature description sketches anatomy with crowdstyed stain near the mouth, a short gullet, two pairs of gills for breathing, a dark greve liver, a two chambered heart, and a simple nervous system. It notes absence of ears eyes and a fotomotion organ.
Intelligence. Sense never fata to elye then
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Wilthiem Poti and vague terms. The readable portion offers no clear event, date, or entity to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmented note on quality and delivery details
Fragmentary OCR note mentions quantity and delivery, warning, damaged paw, wrest peat and well watered condition. References to renewal by Krad 4 and a cryptic phrase aaa fawn. No clear persons, places, or events to identify.
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Alete
Krad
Delivering Sermon to the Graduates on the Lowly Rise
A keynote sermon to graduates tracing the long arc from ancient bondage to modern liberty. It argues the laboring class forged progress through unions, Christian ethics, and democratic rights, praising suffrage and lawful reform while urging graduates to advance the cause of human brotherhood and equality.
St Josephs School Put on Holiday Program
A large program by St Josephs pupils featured dances by young Japanese performers, singing and a flag drill. Master John Brown announced plans to become president someday, while teachers earned praise for drill mastery. Prizes and diplomas were awarded by Dean McClancy and Father Botti, with Red Cross crafts displayed afterward.
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John Brown
Japan
Bumiber
Robin Redbreast
Margaret Lord
Agnes Carey
Munie
Cleas
Deun J. P. McClancy
V. F
Andrew P. Botti
Dean McClency
Father Botti
Sign the Treaty Tonight War Vessels Count Mentioned
The report notes twelve war vessels besides destroyers as part of the ongoing treaty discussion. The continuation from page one adds further details on naval forces cited in relation to the treaty.
De Lacy Darby Wedding in New York City
Miss Ruth Darby of Allendale New Jersey and Lieutenant Lee Morriss de Lacy of Lynchburg Virginia were married June 6 in New York City at the Church of the Transfiguration. Rev Hershton officiated. After visiting Mrs Darby’s mother they will reside in New York City.
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DE Lacy—Darby
Wartsboro
Ruth Darby
Allendale
N. J
Lee Morriss de Lacy
Lynchhor, Va
New York City
Hershton
Johnsons Union Church Supper and Sale Notice
A supper and sale will be served at Johnsons Union Church on Thursday evening June 2 from 7 to 9. Prices listed for chicken and gravy mashed potatoes creamed peas pickles salad and coffee. The town notes include staff moves and visitors such as Superintendent and Mrs Harry Smith moving to Middletown and Mr Smith transferring to the Power Plant.
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Bdwin Marvin
Verdrrt Smith
Pet France
Gentse Brondase
France
Newton
N. J
Miss Boras
New York
McGrath
Charles Bennett
Unionvile
George W. Soith
Wiliam van Risk
Mr. van Haw
Brooklyn Graduates Honored for Naval Service and Law Study
Montgomery June 24 The community notes two Brooklyn sisters, Madeline and Juliette Jacobson, graduating from Brooklyn Law School and St James Academy. Madeline, a Navy yeoman since last May, passed exams amid studies. Juliette earned a gold medal for top Regents work. Other items mention residents visiting, a high school baccalaureate sermon, and local campaigns for Syrian Armenian relief.
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J. W. Jacobson
Brooklyn
Madeline
Brooklyn Law School
Jallette
St. James' Academy
United States Navy
Juliette
Arthur Pitts
Newburgh
Edward Puff
William Gress
Taunton
Mays
Empire House
Montgomery High School
Ruliff de Nuyes
New York
Maybrook
Jennie van Riper
John F. Wilkin
Presbyterian Church
Bruce Ballard
Montgomery
The
Riverdale Club Plans Electric Lights Dance in New Hampton
New Hampton hosts the Riverdale Club monthly meeting on June 24 with many attendees. Members elected include Mrs. J. H. Cloonan Carl Vericka and Charles Vericka. A road project may improve access to the club house and electric lights will be ready for the next dance on June 25. An electric novelty dance replaces a supper festival due to a Sewing Circle event. Bus service from Franklin Square runs 6:30 to 12 p.m.
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New Hampton
Riverdale Club
J. H. Cloonan
Carl Vericka
Charles Vericka
Coranttec
Franklin Square
Picnic and town notes from Bloomingburg June edition
The Bloomingburg community reports a Friday picnic at Mills landing for Prosperous Valley residents, rain driving them to Mr. Mills house. Miss Lucy Houston organized the outing. many enjoyed the day. Local updates include William McDowell's ice cream store planned in J. K. Evans store, and multiple residents traveling to Montclair or Atlantic City.
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Bloomingburs
Mills’ Landing
Mills
Lucy Houston
William McDowell
J. K. Evans
M. W. Seagears
Montclair
Clayton B. Seagears
M. BE
W. H. Bechler
Brookles
G. W. Romer
Plumeer
ED. Noxon
Elvin
Linsd
George Rudd
Frank Beraci
Gowdey
Josie Becker
Addie Gowdes
Chasies Ritter
Formesiz
Vivian Villa
Westtown Community Calendar and Social Notices
Westtown June 24 social events at the Christian Endeavor Society lawn include a Friday evening sociable with home made ice cream cake and beverages. A thimble party and a light supper are planned at the Presbyterian Church and at Mrs Pizzand home. Graduation exercises for the Child Education Foundation School class of 1913 were held at Lenox theatre with Isabel Gauthier as class president and local attendees noted.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Sociable
Manze
Presbyterian Clurch
Feed Pizzand
Mra
Edoracon Foundation
Lenox Theatre
Gauthier
Isabel
Woce
Everine Mies Saper
Eben Lowie
Pine Bush School Closed For Summer Break
Pine Bush Union Free School closes for summer vacation on Friday ahead of Regents exams. Students and teachers join a series of local activities including a convention in Ellenville, a Pythian Sisters escort home, and a campfire gathering on Saturday. About 25 members of Hiawath Lodge plan a trip to Kingston on June 28. Community notes mention a Wallkill Valley motor ride and an Epworth League food sale at M Osborne’s store on June 28. Pine Bush Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 will hold a service at New Prospect Church June 29 with Rev J Van Strier delivering the sermon. Auto trips noted.
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Pine Bush
Frea School
Frida
Gummer
Ellenville
Hom
Lake Moonk
Mohonk
Hiawath, Lodge
K. of P
Kingston
Wallkill Valley
Rosendale
Wallkill
Ladder Co
Greeng
New Prospect Church
Ciaglain
J. van Strier
Review of the Milk Situation in New York May 1919
The New York market received 1,998,782 cans of milk and 127,402 cans of cream and condensed milk in May 1919, a daily average of 85,027 cans. Compared to May 1918, milk rose by 3,299 cans while cream and condensed fell by 5,738 cans, for a net gain of 14,605 cans of plain milk and a daily average of 71. Prices show May milk at 2.06 per 100 pounds for three percent grade B within the 201-210 mile zone, butter averaged 60.17 cents per 2 score, cheese 31.8 cents, and Grade FB butter near 2.89 per 100 pounds in the 210-mile zone. June prices indicate a substantial year-over-year rise.
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New York
Plan Organization for Women’s Association in South Centreville
Ladies of the church and congregation are invited to meet at Mrs. Frank Remey's home at 2 on Thursday afternoon June 26. Mrs. William Seward of Denton will be present to organize a women's association.
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South Centreville
Church
Congresstion
Frank Remey
William Seward
Denton
Married Saturday at Grand Gorge in Catskills
Juni 21 Harrison Horton Stanton and Miss Leah Olcott of Wurtsboro were married at the Grand Gorge Methodist church by Rev J E Parker. The couple are spending their honeymoon in the area after the ceremony.
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Grand Gorge
Catskill
Juni
Harrison Horton Stanton
Leah Olcott
Wurtsboro
JE. Parker
Florida Jamin at Cold Spring Farm and church meeting notes
Florida Jamin of Jersey City spends summer at Cold Spring Farm. A Presbyterian Church Tas point is noted during a Christian Endeavor Society meeting at Walter R Starrs home. Picnic plans at Orante Lake are discussed. Mr and Mrs Arthur Gregory visit aunt Mrs Gertrude Wandall and travel to Ocean Grove. Mrs CG Mary packs belongings before returning to Burlington Virginia.
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Jamin
Jersey City
Cold Spring Farm
Lord
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Walter R. Starr
Orante Lake
Arthur Gregory
Gertrude Wandall
Vitairy
Ocean Grow
CG. W. Mapy
Burlington
Florida
Wurtsboro Public Garage Opened Amid Local Moves
Janes Fred Maxne opens a public garage at Mount Prosper home while Stanton, Monticelo resident, improves. Arthur Marie visits Newark with his father returning home. Ambar Morsth travels to New York after a brief visit with parents Mr and Mrs Angee Marsch. Children’s Day observed. Am Tony School closed Friday for semester vacation. teachers return in fall.
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Wurytsboro
Janes
Fred Maxne
Mount Prosper
Stanton
Monticelo
Arthur Marie
Newark
Ambar Morsth
New York
Angee Marsch
Mhomeh Py Sundes HotTees
AnTony
Frydap
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