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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
5
News item from Florida Village Office reporting activity at Allen's News Store on Main Street in Florida. Local happenings and storefront updates are noted for residents and readers.
In Durlandville on a Saturday, Rudolph Hayruch won four prizes at the community event. Harry Tottyn, Percy Hunt of Plarda, and Edward Maby of Durlandville each earned two prizes. Frank J. Coleman of Union Corners recovers from injuries after an ice shoot fell on his left foot during harvest. Isabel Ware and Marie E. Dolan of Spring Valley spent the weekend with the Dolan family. Catherine OLeary and Jeia Casey enrolled at Ramsdell's Business School in Middletown. Joseph F. Bober and Rev. Joseph Sitkowe visited at the Felczak home. Joseph Kujawski of Union Corners completed a storage battery course in New York and will work there. Edward Tosinski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tosinski, underwent a successful birthmark removal operation at Goshen Emergency Hospital. Michael Kowalcek of Bre retained studies at Manhattan College after holidays.
Florida aims to form a Boy Scout troop with local residents involved. The piece notes community figures, illness, a wedding, school changes, a farewell party, and a call for boys aged 12 to 18 to join and establish the troop with Mr Evans as scout master and W Hunter of Middletown to address the meeting.
The Rt Rev Thomas F Curtrell of the New York archdiocese presided at St Josephs Church as new statues were blessed before the 10 30 mass. Polish sermon by Rev Theodore J Jozwiak and remarks by Monsignor Carroll highlighted loyalty to God and country. Also noted were club activities and local social updates including a Florida Pine Island marriage of Josephine A Gailey and Clarence J Van Sickle at St Josephs Church with a large attendance and reception at the brides mothers home. The couple will reside on Pine Island.
Miss Eva Phil lips of Greenwood Lake visited Miss Alice Wright on Tuesday. Mrs. John A. Simms and daughter Ruby spent Wednesday at Greycourt with Mrs. I. W. Jon. Jon. H. O Grady and family are visiting John Johnson. Werman F. Berger of East Rutherford N J visited Mr and Mrs A H Berger last Tuesday. The Bergers started for California by boat to New Orleans and then the Southern Pacific to California for the winter. Sheffields Creamery is harvesting. 15 inch ice.
Warwick January 18 The annual Board of Trade smoker will be held at Grange Hall Thursday evening January 20. Attorney Edmund Faulkner of Mid-Quetons will be the principal speaker. Also in the news Warwick High defeated Ellenville High in a fast basketball game Friday. The Fortnightly Club met at the Stage home with a refreshed program and refreshments.
Miss Helen Ruth Powell of Philadelphia marries Stanley A Carlo formerly of Florida now Philadelphia. Ceremony Sunday Jan 2 at St John s Church Philadelphia at 6 pm officiated by Rev Father Szcezypin. Bride wears orchid Georgette. matron of honor Mrs Leon Nowak wears tan Georgette. Best man Stephen P Carlo. Afterward informal dinner at bride s parents home.
Jan 13 Greenville notes gathertings include Gordon Hicks and Edna Chappell visiting Middletown guests at W Gumner home. Merritt Mead spent days in Port Jervis. Ice harvests active nearby. H A Letterstrom of New York City visiting W S Gumner. Jacob Kalmback and Port Jervis friend called on Mrs Martha Clark. Middletown neighbors John Philips family visited Crinés Mead. Elijah Perry and daughter Gert rude returned home after Stella’s hospital training in Philadelphia.
Bilston re-elected president and G M Schooley R H Clark named vice presidents at Unionville bank annual meeting. W G Hanford new cashier replacing Roy T Elston. Horton dies at 76. funeral planned at Horton Homestead Wallkill with Elder Kerr officiating.
Unionville notes report three local men injured while cutting ice. The item also recalls taxes due, church and society meetings, visitors, and town social life with multiple local names and ties to nearby towns. The weather section notes a frigid night with subzero readings.
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