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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
4
Mr and Mrs J K Moffet leave Middletown for Rossville S L to reside with a son after years of operating boarding houses. Mrs Moffet is noted for charity work at Grace Church and aiding the injured and distressed. A loving cup was presented to them by Grace Church friends in Easter 1910.
In the House Congressman Bradley places on the clerk’s desk the petition of Quassaick Chapter DAR Newburgh seeking retention of the Division of Information in the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization. He also introduces House Bill 23 288 for the relief of Captain D S Decker of Pine Bush.
The funeral for John J. Nolan was held at 9 o'clock at his mother's home, 3b8 North Street. A 9:30 Mass followed at St. Joseph's Church. Pallbearers included T. F. Kuhlman, M. J. Kerrigan, Dante McCarthy, John Ostroski, Alex Colutot, and M. J. Doran. Interment was in Ellenville Cemetery after travel by O. & W. train 1.
Miss Christina Mille Stivers returns from Cornell with guests from Richmond and Marion. Several locals host visitors from New York City, Ithaca, Boston, and Middletown for Easter and vacations. Families announce arrivals and departures, new births, travels to Atlantic City and Adirondacks, and moves to new homes.
Brief notices announce Mrs. Palmer's Christ Universalist Sunday school food sale at Middletown Optical Co. offices on Saturday forenoon. The Times-Press thanks the A. O. H. ball committee for Lin den Hall on Monday night. The Boys' Busy Bee Club meets at George Curran's home 499 Linden avenue this evening at eight, members expected. Holy Week services at First Presbyterian noted with Mrs. Ryerson's contralto sale and her performance of Face to Face praised for its fitting tone.
Mrs Bertha Olney leaves the First Congregational Church choir. Miss Marguerite Ayres of Westminster succeeds her. Miss Ayres will be followed by Miss Cora Mills in Westminster. Miss Anna Hewland appointed choir leader of Westminster choir.
Real estate note states McWilliams agency at 102 North Street sold the former Alderman George Q. Ellison’s modern home at West Main and Bonnell Street to Mrs. Carmie D. Hurtin of this city.
The Manila carnival opened February 5 with a five thousand strong parade of U S Army Navy and Philippine Constabulary units. Governor General Forbes and Maj Gen Duvall reviewed the lines at the grounds opposite the Luneta. Exhibits, side shows, a Hippodrome, and large stage hosted crowds and performances including drills by the 12th Cavalry and Philippine Servants. The event featured parades, dances, concerts, and a grand ball with masked attendees, and concluded February 12 with a popular ball and widespread communal celebration.
The AOH at Linden Hall and Maennerchor Germania rooms in Center City hold Easter dances tonight. Police checked the Cranford building Sunday night. officers Benton and Gler found nothing suspicious after a two search. Funeral services for Anthony Rickel were held Monday at 9 at his home 16 South Railroad Avenue with pallbearers Henry Giebberdt Robert Cranston Earl Wenegger and John Mackenroth. Charles L Walworth officiated. Interment followed in Wallkill Cemetery. 317 floral tributes noted.
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