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Newspaper

Central Valley Post

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1927

Page

3

Beakes Dies in Washington at 66 Former Michigan Politician

Samuel Willard Beakes of Ann Arbor Michigan died February 9 in Washington DC after a long illness and a final heart attack. He served in the 63rd 4th and 65th Congresses representing Michigan's Second District and later worked with the Department of Commerce and the Veterans Bureau. He was born January 11 1861 in Burlinghamn and was survived by his brother Dr Robert O Beakes and wife Mrs Harmon F Mentley. Funeral plans include services in Ann Arbor and Washington.

Washington D.C Robert O. Beakes Bloomingburg Ann Arbor Harmon F. Mentley Beakes Michigan Department of Commerce U. S. Veteran's Bureau Burlinghamn George M. Beakes Hsgheth Ball

Local Historian and Publisher Passes After Long Career

The obituary notes a life begun with degrees of A B and LL B in 1883, followed by marriage to Annie S Beakes. He held varied political and journalistic roles, practiced law in Ohio, published the Adrian Record and the Ann Arbor Argus until 1905, served as postmaster under Cleveland, and was mayor for two terms. He originated in Orange and Sullivan counties and made many visits to this region, maintaining wide acquaintance.

Anbnie S. Beakes Ohio Adrian Mich Ann Arbor Cleveland Orange Sullivan

Pell Retains Gold Racquet With Strong Victory

Clarence Pell defeated Stanley G. Mortimer to retain the Tuxedo Racquet and Tennis Club Gold Racquet title. The 15 2 15 11 15 5 win showcased Pell’s speed, wall-raking smashes, and impenetrable defense as Mortimer struggled to score. Pell plans to defend the national title next week in New York then sail to England for the championship.

Tuxedo Park N. Y Laimad Clarence Pell Stanley’ G. Mortimer Pell Mortimer Eddie Rogers New York England

Camps at Lake Sebago Funded by Henry Baker Grant

George F. Baker, banker and philanthropist, donated 100000 dollars to the Palisades Interstate Park Commissioners for a new camp at Lake Sebago to employ workers connected with New York financial institutions. This comes as part of a roundup of radio features and station hookups across major networks.

George F. Baker Palisades Interstate Park

Keefe Re elected President of Newburgh Chamber of Commerce

Frederick H. Keefe general manager of the Newburgh News Publishing Company was re elected president of the Newburgh Chamber of Commerce at a meeting held last night.

Newburgh C Frederick H. Keefe Newburgh News Publishing Company Newburgh Chamber of Commerce

Span of Life Gains Warned by Doctor Flexner

Albany Feb 9 The Span of life shows a gain of about 12 years for the present generation Dr Simon Flexner head of the New York State Department of Health and the Rockefeller Institute attributes the advance to animal experimentation He cites controlled tests and vaccines and notes the broader impact on medical practice and drug therapy across diseases

Albany U.P Simon Flexner Public Health Council New York State Department of Health Flexner Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research Dr. Flexner

Middletown Clinic System Praised for Immunization Drive

Dr F W Laidlaw praises Middletown diphtheria toxin antitoxin clinic as best in state during City Hall session. Dr H J Shelley and team administered inoculations as hundreds of parents and children attended. He credits community effort and high preschool immunization uptake to the initiative.

Middletown F. W. Laidlaw City Hall H. J. Shelley S. W. Mills L. J. Distler William G. Kelly Robert Cordner Laidlaw

Schriver enters race for district attorney nomination

Franklin A. Schriver of Orange County, with an office in the city, reports his candidacy for the Republican nomination for district attorney. He says a local resident should hold the post and has decided to enter the contest.

Franklin A. Schriver Orange County Schriver

Bail Set At 25 000 In Earley Case In Newburgh

Justice A H F Seeger fixed bail for Lucy Baxter Earley at 25 000 on a motion by Henry Hirschberg with district attorney Elmer H Lemon opposing. If unable to post, Earley and other Goshen jail inmates may be moved to Newburgh for counsel. Trial likely to start March 21.

A. H. F. Seeger Newburgh Lucy Baxter Earley Henry Hirschberg Elmer H. Lemon Justice Seeger Goshen Hull Hirschberg Walter Ward

Insurance payout on Eden policy tops twenty thousand

Travelers Insurance Co. settles over 20000 on John J. Eden of Arden after the Lake George gale tragedy of November 15. The claim, based largely on Grant Wilson of the O. and W. police report, marks the first settlement on polices held by Eden or Lawrence D. Greene. Greene was railroad agricultural agent and Eden managed Harriman estate at Arden.

Charles W. Stitt Travelers’ Insurance Company Middletown John J. Eden Arden Lawrence D. Greene Midddletown Lake George Travelers Company Grant Wilson Eden Harriman

DuBois Reappointed Federal Prohibition Agent

John E B DuBois of 24 Beacon Street has been reappointed as federal prohibition agent in New Yorks southern district including Orange County on the recommendation of Congressman Hamilton Fish Jr. He continues in the same capacity.

John EB. DuBois Beacon Street Hamilton Fish DuBois Orange County

Baumes Bill Seeks Orange County Highway Priority Change

Senator Caleb H. Baumes of Newburgh introduced a bill in the Senate to permit construction of state highways in Orange County by disregarding priority on the 1921 map. The measure would add Orange to the two existing exceptions and let the State Superintendent authorize ad­vertising contracts without map adherence upon a two thirds board approval, while ensuring inter county roads progress where feasible.

Caleb H. Baumes Newburgh Senate Orange County Steuben Chemung Baumes Board of Supervisors

Circleville Missionary Society Elects Officers

Circleville Feb 17 The Woman's Missionary Society elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs Jennie M Travis The slate includes Vice President Mrs William R Wallace Secretary Mrs Herman Weisshaar Treasurer Mrs Milton H Santee Secretary of Literature Mrs Frank Coddington Two members died this year Mrs Ire Hunt and Mrs Emily Lemon. visitors and greetings noted.

Circleville Woman's Missionary Society William R. Wallace Jennie M. Travis Irving J. Gibbs Herman Weisshaar Milton H. Santee Frank Coddington Ire Hunt Emily Lemon John Hatch Vernon Jennie Travis Petherbridge Middlie

Local Dairymen Officials Visit Orange County Home

Town division superintendent and Harry Jull of Campbell Hall, Dairymen's League Cooperative, called at E. W. Bennett's home on Wednesday afternoon. Hendrickson brothers near Middletown baled hay on Mrs. Susan Price's farm this week. A rabbit was struck and killed by a car near Mrs. Jennie Travis's residence.

Harry Jull Campbell Hall Orange County Dairymen’s League Cooperative E. W. Bennett Hendrickson Brothers Middletown Susan Price Jennie Travis

Raid at Montgomery Tourists Inn

A report notes a raid at The Tourists Inn located at the corner of Union and Ward streets in Montgomery. Details remain sparse in the readable text.

Union and Ward Streets Montgomery

Prohibition raid nets liquor. owner Cicconi detained

Prohibition agents raided a Middletown establishment at 5 30 oclock Thursday seizing a quantity of alleged liquor. Proprietor Cicconi was arrested and will be arraigned before United States Commissioner Harry T Crist in Middletown Saturday.

Cicconi United States Commissio Harry T. Crist Middletown

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W. Beakes Samuel Willard Beakes Ann Arbopa Mick Sullvan Richard M. Clark, Jr M. Singer James Street Middletown, N. Y United Press CNRO CNRM Cnro Symphony Orchestra WJZ Shannon Quar WBBM WEAF Henry Burt KDKA Little Symphony Sunday Herald Tribune America American Medical Association Thomas D. Wood Columbia University Sre Herald Tribune William Brown Meloney The Delineator Herald Aset Magazine Dr. Laidlaw F. A. Schriver DIST Circleville Missionary’ Society W. H. Fitzgerald Washingtonville Mill Street Ano Service Axminster North Street
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