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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
12
In Thompson Sulli van County, Monticello area, 46 marriage licenses were issued in 1926, down 19 from 1925, reflecting a drop in nuptial activity for the year.
A fragmented timetable lists Newburgh ferry departures for weekdays Saturdays and Sundays with numerous times. The schedule includes morning and afternoon slots, with special notes for Aliso and after 12:10 PM adjustments.
Cornwall Jan 18 Canterbury Village Improvement Society meets January 7 to adopt a revised constitution and plan by laws for February. Deed read for land at Bayview avenue and Hudson street to honor World War boys. Members report illnesses and appointments, with local school and church events noted.
Meadowbrook notes invite officers and members of Bethlehem Presbyterian Church to a Saturday gathering at Salisbury Mills home to discuss boosting church work. Owing to Rev. DeKay illness no morning service. Monthly socials planned in remodeled church galleries starting January 22 with a musical program by Oren J. Chandler and George Satterly, followed by games and refreshments.
The Ulster County Society of New York will hold its annual dinner Saturday night at the Waldorf Astoria New York City. Speakers include Judge Jerry C. Sullivan Major George F Chandler Harry H. Fleming and Judge William D. Cunningham of Ellenville.
West Point enlistees host an annual smoker at the cadet gymnasium on Sunday evening. The program features ten vaudeville acts from New York and Charleston, twenty one rounds of soldier boxing, a five-man Cavalry Detachment battle royal, and seven bouts among post organizations. Briga der General Merch Stewart will speak. Albee and Wandle arranged the acts and will also present a show for cadets at Cullum Hall earlier in the day.
Cornwall January 13 Cornwall High School assembly hall hosted the annual Fathers Night by the P T A. Rev J W Babbitt spoke, formerly of Newburgh Presbyterian Church now Olivet Memorial Church New York. W F Greenwood sang as soloist. Pupils presented a physical drill under Clifford Massey and essays on What Father Means to Me. Refreshments served.
Eph Snow criticizes schools for prioritizing football fights and frats over the three R s. He laments the drift from core academics to athletic and social excess in contemporary education.
A three act farce titled Brown's In Town was presented to a good crowd at St Thomas Hall Cornwall by the Society of St Therese Highland Falls. The cast included Dick Preston Herbert Kimmeneau Abel Preston Martin O Connor Arthur Howard John Finnen Worth Carew Bernard Gallagher Pollock Joseph Stapleton Suzanne Decre Evelyn Higgins Letty Veronica Zint Feda Von Hollenbeck Mae Wallace Primrose Catherine McGuinn.
Albany Jan. 13. Florence E. Knapp secretary of state reports that beauty shop incorporation in New York fell to a few late in the year while meat, harmony, tugboat and derrick firms gained. The year set a record with 25,388 stock companies. Orange County added 1 more to reach 58, amid 57 the prior year.
Regents examinations will be held in Middletown and other county public schools during the week of January 17. Exams begin at 9 15 a m and 1 15 p m daily. The schedule lists subjects by day from Monday through Friday across varied core, language, science, math, and business courses.
Special ceremonies mark the reopening of the Synagogue of the Chesed Shelmes in Monticello on Sunday January 23 after a month of interior redecorations and repairs. Maurice Suskin announced the program with musical selections and talks by prominent speakers. Isaac Carmels of New York City, recently from Palestine, will be the principal afternoon speaker. Invitations were issued to local residents last week.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of Supervisors in Goshen accepted the resignations of Drs C E Townsend and W H Snyder as Board of Managers members and of Dr BE Waterbury as superintendent of the Odell Memorial Sanatorium. The board named successors, debated reasons for resignations, and approved several county bills and road projects.
Thirty three cadets at West Point were Friday awarded athletic insignia for football and soccer. Major A’s went to fourteen cadets, Monograms to eight, and one manager’s insignia for football. Nine minor A’s and one manager’s insignia were awarded for soccer. Names listed include Wilson H E Daly M F Born Saunders L C Sprague Hardine N B Schmidt E G Harbold Meehan Hammack Cagle Urrol Dahl Perry G W. The last four cadets are plebes and will receive letters after completing fourth year work.
Mrs A J D Wedemeyer of Liberty New York sailed to Germany on a 1916 Hamburg American line round trip ticket bought with 30 cent church bazaar chances. Her sister died in Augsburg and she inquired if the coupon remained good, which it did.
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