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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
4
Abandoned listing praises men women and children sizes as best in York specialists at lower prices. Ads claim abdominal belts seamless elastic garments made to measure and a ladies line. Trade name Private Fit at room Middlesex Street might be wrong.
Bussex New Jersey January 13 The men of the Presbyterian church plan a supper on the evening of January 13 in the church dining room, prepared and served by men only. The item notes various local residents visiting friends and relatives in New York City Mansfield Pa Newton Butler Wantage and Mt. Sales. Theodore Myers with two paralytic strokes is seriously ill in southern New Jersey.
Fire on Colden Street in Newburgh erupts into a blaze at 10 p.m. Firefighters quickly douse the flames while Fire Chief William Nixon says such incidents are expected to recur in the coming days.
Chester Press announces papers available at Plate’s news stand and Hyatt Brothers Store with copies on sale at these offices.
Patrick J. Golden of Woodhaven New York died Thursday after pneumonia. He was a longtime captain of Greenpoint Brooklyn fire department and married to Chester girl Mary McGrath. Survived by widow and two daughters Kitty and Gladys. Local notices recounts of card clubs, neighborhood visits, church clubs, and school basketball games with Goshen High beating Chester in two basketball skirmishes.
Chester High School news from January reports wet commutes after Christmas and an upcoming Regents week with exams warned by Mr Garwood. Allan Moffat attends George's Preparatory in New Town while Jeanor Strait visits Middle Town. Mumps illnesses and a Bible class discussion are noted amid a girls basketball loss to Goshen 19 to 27 and a tight 26 to 27 defeat in the boys game. Rena Montonaro was sidelined and Maggie Machenaia played in relief.
In a strong all around effort the girls filled in for Maggie with Dot Dicky at center and Lueille Bailey scoring six of nine. EF Jooks 2s, but Lucky fouled out early, Mapes stepping in. The Chester boys and Goshen boys opened fast with Denny Meany scoring from midline and decisive passing by Chester. The teams presented cigars and gifts to Mr Garwood and Miss Gamble respectively, as the Missionary Circle schedules a Friday meeting at 2 pm with Mrs Frank Durland.
A Dutchess County jury convicted Anthony Micieli known as Tony Brano of maintaining a disreputable house near Howells in Orange County. He was sentenced by Supreme Court Justice A. Tompkins to one year in the Westchester Penitentiary and a $250 fine. failure to pay carries two more years. Abduction charges remain. Two Middletown youths, Raymond Ahern and Howard Cudney, testified about visiting the roadhouse after burglarizing Botti's news store. The defense had secured a change of venue amid regional resentment.
Chester Jan 13 The Parent Teachers Association meets Thursday evening January 27 at the Parish House. The piece notes twenty weeks tests at the High School, visits from Miss Orpha Weed of Poughkeepsie and various local residents. Births, illnesses, and local social events are reported, including the fifteenth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ford House with guests, games, prizes, and congratulations.
The Warwick Board of Trade will hold its annual smoker at Grange Hall on January 20. Ed Mund Faulkner of Middletown will speak. Officers will be elected.
Harriman notices report the death of Mrs Beattie after a week with pneumonia and asthma with funeral at Thompson farm. Also listed is a B F Keith vaudeville show at the Academy of Music Newburgh featuring Frankie Kelcey and a cast in All Aboard with Jock Pickford and Beatle musical comedy acts.
January 18 report from Fair Oaks details Thomas Howlings of Reosa Gap driving a Chevrolet off the Bloomingburg Middletown highway at the Willows. The car struck a telephone pole and a tree, wrecked badly. Paul Ronis of Bloomingburg and bystanders freed Howlings, who escaped injury, and hauled the wrecked vehicle to Bloomingburg.
Photoplay of New York screens at Broadway Newburgh Thursday through Saturday with an ensemble cast including Ricardo Cortez Lola Wilson William Powell Estelle Taylor and Norman Trevor The feature promises drama comedy and romance plus Harold Lloyd’s The Kid Brother premieres next week with the comedian’s praise for his top effort Police Chief A L Beattie and family of Greenwood Lake take an auto trip during a three week absence Constable Harold Hin in serves as acting police chief.
Walker Valley January news notes Mr and Mrs Frank Scott celebrated their silenth anniversary while Mr and Mrs Dentel Scott observed their fifth anniversary at the Scotts home. Guests, gifts, and a roast dinner followed by music and oldtime talks. Jester Henning returned from a visit home. Local residents news include Milton and Scott visiting a hospital patient in Newbyrah and plans for a roast pork supper by the Ladies Aid Society.
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