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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
20
At the home of Jesse Vance the Monroe News and Notes regional reporter files are noted. Papers are on sale at McMonagie and Rogers Drug Store.
The Monroe Community House hosts a Spanish American musical comedy Princess Bondie on January 14 and 15. Miss Bertha Duerden directs the production featuring Eloise Tannbery Louis Doyle Eugen Atwater Constantine arth Shrimps and a twenty-voice chorus. Proceeds fund upkeep of the Community House.
Monroe January 13. Work starts on the hall of the Mombasha Fire Company with removal of loaders and gutters and a new roof to be installed. Miss Josephine Smith returns to mobility after an accident injuring two ribs. Alma McLaughlin resumes duties at Citizens Bank after illness. Mrs. Michael Tedesco begins work at Central Valley Silk Mill. The fire company basketball team hosts Chester in the hall Thursday at 8:15 with dancing afterward. Local residents Keating and Goodwin visit. Miss Westcott and Beatty return from Brooklyn after vacation.
January 12 New York NY Jan. 12 Chancellor Imer E Brown of New York University conferred the honorary Master of Letters on Mrs E Henry Harriman for her services as an intimate bearer of memories of an American statesman The ceremony occurred in the Gould Memorial Library rotunda University Heights before faculty and members.
Brunhilda von der Kuhle of German lineage hones a dual life as mother of five or six children and dairy barn operator for Dr. Clarence W. Mould in Howells. She uses her maiden name and keeps a brisk pace on a treadmill powering a 250 gallon water tank, aided by her 60 pound German police dog.
A Newburgh county court faces a rare term with no cases for trial. James Fealey 26 of Goshen enters not guilty pleas to statutory crime and second degree assault, with leave to withdraw. Trial moved to March at Goshen. Fealey in $2,560 bail. Civil action against him may be tried February term at Supreme Court.
Joseph Peterson, 60, of Spring Glen, died of exposure after his horse ran away and threw him Friday. Located under a bridge Sunday after a three day search. body bruised and clothes torn. Dr Beakes of Bloomingburg assisted. state police investigated the tragedy.
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