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Newspaper

Central Valley Post

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1927

Page

2

Athenia Club Elects Officers at Washingtonville Meeting

Washingtonville January meeting of the Athenia Club features a luncheon, officer elections led by president Mrs E J McLaughlin, and reports from officers. Residents from Blooming Grove to Warwick attend, with plans for February events and ongoing library and local society activities.

Athenia Club Washingtonville Dietrich Yall E. J. McLaughlin Frank Strong W. H. Bull W. V. Seaman

Orange & Rockland Electric Company Weekly News Letter Report

The Public Service Commission orders weekly reports on interruptions over five minutes. First week January shows two interruptions: Jan 4 at the plant causing 20 minutes out in Highland Falls Highland Mills Central Valley due to an insulator break, and Jan 8 a one hour eighteen minute outage in Tuxedo from a broken insulator. The note discusses insulator fragility and future unbreakable insulators.

Public Service Commission Electric Light, Gas and Steam Corporations Highland Falls Highlang Mills Central Valley

Snow Storm Disrupts Services in Washingtonville Area

Snow storm isolates Blooming Grove church with road conditions delaying services last Sunday. By Sunday afternoon a state road plow cleared the route. Reported movements include Nettie Gerow arriving from Wilmington, Percy Gerow ill at home in Blooming Grove, and John Gerow visiting South Orange, New Jersey, at his daughter Mrs William Mallon’s home.

Washingtonville Blooming Grove Church Nettie Gerow Wilmington Delaware Percy Gerow Blooming Grove John ¥. Gerow South Orange N. J William Mallon

Death Notice for Richard M Wells in Delhi Family

Richard Marvin Wells died Wednesday after a brief illness while visiting his uncle Hector Marvin of Delhi. Born February 17, 1925 in Middletown, he is survived by his parents Hector M and Anna Casey and a infant brother Donald. The body rests in Delhi receiving vault and will be interred in the spring.

Richard Marvin Wells Hector M Anna Casey Wells Mr. Wells Hector Marvin Delhi Middletown Donald Rial

Personal News of Craigville in January

Joseph Moffatt visits his aunt in the city. Frank Mapes of Monroe handles ice filling at the farming dale Creamery, 13 inches thick. Miss Clara Kahle improves from illness. Mr and Mrs William Moritz motor to Newburgh. George Kane recovers from automobile accident. Fred Barl installs radio at home. Miss Elizabeth Harries returns from Newburgh visit. Everett Earl, ill with tonsillitis, returns to school. Miss Margaret Roe at home with mumps. Farmingdale school closed. Miss McKinsey, visiting Miss Ree, is also ill. Frank Haley and John Corcoran motor to Harvestrow. Miss Katherine Burke of Newburgh visits Mrs M Cummings. Burke among Newburgh fire survivors.

Frank Mapes Monroe Farmingdale Creamery Clara Kahle William Laozh Newburgh George Kane Fred Barl Elizabeth Harries Everett Earl Margaret Roe Farmingdale Miss Ree Miss McKinsey Ree Craigville Frank Haley John Corcoran Harverstraw Katherine Burke M. Cummings Mise Burke Jones

Central Valley Activities Include Recital and Examinations

Central Valley hosts a Miss Mayme Lillette recital at the school on Monday January 24 with separate performances for lower and higher grade students. Regents exams begin the week, and a cake sale by the Circle Francais supports club pins. The funeral of Dr George S Bond was held in Syracuse and village stores closed in observance.

Dairymen Meet At Middletown Chamber Hall Speaker Paul Smith

A Friday meeting at 1 pm in the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall Middletown will hear Paul Smith director speak to dairymen and their wives invited to attend. Rev Arthur Kinsolving named chaplain for West Point Military Academy succeeding Chaplain Wheat who resigned to take English professor post. Kin selying is a World War veteran holder of the Croix de Guerre and a University of Virginia graduate.

Chamber of Commerce Assembly Hall Middletown Paul Smith NEW Point Chapeaht Arthur Kinsolving West Point Military Academy C. E. Wheat Kinsélying University of Virginia

Mrs John Vail leaves estate worth 20000 dollars

Surrogate Elwood Smith's Court in Goshen issued letters testamentary to Allen W Corwin Middletown on the estate of Mrs Kate Vail widow of Police Sergeant John Vail of Middletown. The estate totals 12000 real and 8000 personal with most bequeathed to relatives. Bequests include 100 to St Josephs Church for burial plot care 200 for a baptismal fountain and 200 for masses and 100 to the Church of Mt Varmel for a memorial window. Special guardian Thomas C Rogers Middletown appointed. Also administration letters granted to Myrta S Greene for the estate of her late husband Lawrence B Greene lost in Lake George. Letters testamentary issued to Henry B Merritt Goshen on Sarah S Camp estate. Michael H Moran Newburgh on Michael Moran estate. Henry W Chadeayne Cornwall on Emily M Vaiacke estate. Decree issued in judicial settlement of Charles Brox estate Port Jervis accounting of partial settlement by executor Charles F Vaninwegen.

Elwood Mt. Varmel Middletown Thomas C Rogers Myrta S. Greene Lawrence B. Greene Lake George John J. Eden Arden Henry B. Merritt Goshen Sarah Camp Michael H. Moran Newbouih Michael Moran Henry W. Chadeayne Cornwall Emily M. Vaiacke New York Charles Brox Port Jervis Charles F. Vaninwegen

Widow of Charles Thompson Dies in New York City

Eugenia Horton Thompson aged 69 widow of Charles W. Thompson of Blooming Grove died January 11 1927 in New York City after a ten day illness with pneumonia She was born March 18 1857 at the Horton homestead near Craigville Long Island and Orange County descendant of early settlers She leaves three sons Albert P Charles R and John A Thompson and a sister Miss Elizabeth Horton Funeral services were held January 14 at her late home with Rev Edwin Keigwin and a Saturday service in Washingtonville at the home of Mr and Mrs Roswell Greene conducted by Rev A Elwood Corning Interment was in the family plot at Washingtonville Cemetery.

Central Valley Mayme Lilletta Central Valley School James Whitcomb Riley Parent-Teachers Association Central Valley Union School Asa Goodrich Chester Pembleton Drug Store Circle Francais Gabriel Salvatore Harry Nelson Newburgh William H. Woolsey New York City Warren M. Gildersleeve Syracuse Washingtonville George Bond New York State North Street Alexander M. Conger John Y. Gerow Adam Douglas Thomas Fulton Wilkin Seacord BE. J. McLaughlin W. J. Hudson Eugenia H. Thompson Eugenia Horton Charles W.thompson Thompson Horton Homestead Craigville Sarah Lout¢a, Townsend William Horton West End Presbyterian Church Blooming Grova Albert Charles Johan Thompson New York Elizabeth Horton Charles Thompson Eugenia “T" Horton West 105Th. Street Ciy William and Sarai “Townsend Horton Craig House Charles W. Thompson Blooming Grove Albert P Charles R John A. Thompson Edwin Keigwin Roswell Greene A. Elwood Corning Blooming Grove ‘Church Washingtonville Cemetery

Catholic Daughters Install Officers In Warwick Court

District Deputy Mrs P J B O'Brien grand regent of Court Rosemary installed the officers of Court St Ann Warwick Tuesday night A banquet followed the installation and guests were present from surrounding towns

P. J. B.o’brien Court Rosemary Catholic Daughters of America Court St. Ann Warwick

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