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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
10
Next week students of the Agricultural Class with teacher L. D. Bvey will visit nearby farms to judge cattle and horses. Each group includes three judges and one alternate.
We of ve hard to fit men women and children equal to best New York Specialists at fraction of their prices Abdurnal belts and Supporters Beamless Elastic Stockings made to measure Lads assistant for women Private Fitting Room McMonagle & Rogers 28 North street Waddletown New York.
Dr Joseph Mandel longtime physician to Newburgh outside poor died at his home 228 4 Grand Street Newburgh of heart trouble Born in Budapest Hungary on July 1 1868 he came to America about 30 years ago He moved to Newburgh in 1881 and was appointed physician to the outside poor a year later He belonged to the Newburgh Medical Society and the orders of the Mooge and Elxs He is survived by his wife and a daughter.
Ernest Shaw died suddenly at his Port Jervis home on Tuesday morning. A former Goshen resident he served as sexton at St James Church. He is survived by his wife and one son Ernest of Newburgh. Funeral Thursday afternoon with interment in Slate Hill cemetery Goshen.
The C E Society of the Presbyterian Church Chester presents a drama Eyes of Love at Masonic Hall Goshen Friday evening under Ara more Chapter C E S Goshen. Cast lists include Helen Mapes Myrtle Dunning Frances Green Florence Stevens Hilda Stevens Kenneth Green Joseph Chamberlain Leander Keeney Russell Time The Barry's Country Home on the Hudson library setting Cast order shows multiple roles and family figures with acts set as summer evening rainy day and timelines Three months later Tickets exchange at Scott's drug store.
A carrier pigeon appeared at Joseph F. McLean’s home near Goshen on Friday at 4 p m and roosted contentedly after entering. The leg band reads AJZ6W 8068. Surrogate Elwood C. Smith issued letters of administration to Mary E. McMickle for Aloysius B. McMickle’s estate killed in France 1918. Additional administrations granted to Charles E. Minturn for Clara F. Minturn, to Marjorie Hill for Emmett E. Hill, and to Edward Buckley for Michael Deegan.
Assemblyman Hall of the Second District has introduced a bill amending Public Health law to prevent establishing any tuberculosis sanatorium in Orange County towns without their consent. The measure is expected to move through the legislature promptly.
Harold Lloyd appears in The Kid Brother at The Broadway Newburgh to capacity crowds with strong audience praise surpassing Grandma's Boy. Next Mon Tue Wed Hotel Imperial starring Pola Negri shown in same version for Newburgh Fire Sufferers. praised as daring wartime intrigue and original plot. A small still from the recent $300,000 fire was found by police on 4th floor then fell to the cellar at 18 South Water Street, owner claims the piece was for private use.
Henry W. Stratton, aged 92, celebrated a birthday in Monticello on Friday. Read fine print without glasses, sharp hearing, and excellent health mark his long life. Born January 14, 1835 in Thompsonville, he helped supervise the nine pier bridge from Delatre to Philadelphia and the rebuilding of bridges after the Johns town flood. He retired after forty years with Drake and Stratton Rail and Bridge Construction and now lives with his son H. B. Stratton.
Newburgh police, after days of searching, concluded the man suspected of the recent $300,000 blaze was not in Newburgh on the night of the fire. Inspector Brown had linked a limp and deformity to the suspect, but the inmate history at Hudson River hospital did not match the captured man, who walked with a limp and had a hand like a foot. In unrelated news, Dr J R Gillett Kingston physician died at Middletown State Hospital from organic heart trouble after years on Kingston City Hospital staff.
New York City engineers propose a $350,000,000 reservoir on the Neversink River near Port Jervis to supply NYC with Delaware River water. The plan, tied to a new tri state treaty, could flood Cannonsville Gran ton Rock Rift Beerston Shaver town Union Grove Keeney's and perhaps Margaretville, with major regional impacts and job creation.
More than 1,000 children were immunized at a toxin-anti toxin clinic at the State Armory in Middletown. Dr. H. J. Shelley said the turnout exceeded expectations as 12 physicians and 30 nurses vaccinated children swiftly under clear organization aided by 15 volunteer cars. Consent cards had been signed for 1,200 youngsters, despite bad weather.
Middletown city schools report 3,097 savings accounts with $72,094 deposited since September 33 1924. The district ranks first among New York cities with 2100 to 5000 pupils in thrift participation at 99.6 percent. Average per pupil deposit is $10.90, placing sixth in the state and 26th nationally. Extra deposits come from teachers and child relatives. high school savings run about 30 percent. Christmas stockings for ex servicemen were provided by Elmira Red Cross chapters.
This Thursday to Saturday the Academy of Music presents top B F Keith vaudeville headlined by Jimmy Burchill with four beauties in Blis of Musical Comedy plus Lester Crawford Dick Ryan Arthur Jarrett Co The Carol Staters Two Harmony Girls Worden Brothers and Footology On screen The Perfect Sap with Ben Lyon Pauline Starke Also Not Her Bert stage hit Not Her bert and The Masked Woman in the same bill including five acts of superb vaudeville and a romance feature In Newburgh the program promises lively stage and screen entertainment with a mix of comedy romance and musical numbers
A protest was staged in a firm tone as the first of a trio of clinics opened at the Armory this morning. The sessions will continue on the next two Saturdays with the same schedule and venue.
George D. Musser of the Orange County farm bureau announced that Four-H members over 12 may receive 1000 trees for forestry projects next spring. Applications via the state conservation commission tree purses are at Farm Bureau offices. Dr Douglas Roy Gordon named superintendent of Odell Memorial Sanatorium succeeding Dr Earl C. Waterbury.
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