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Newspaper

Central Valley Post

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1927

Page

7

When It Was Really Cold Weather in Orange County

Recount of a January 1904 cold wave in Orange County with Brinkerhoff’s clipping detailing Middletown temperatures from 16 to 26 degrees below zero and other towns. Describes a woman freezing her hands on the Searsville to Thompson Ridge trip and train crew giving whiskey to ease pain.

Orange County Middletown Daily Herald-Times J. D. Brinkerhoff Horton Avenue Brinkerhoff Wickham Avenue North Street Bonnel Street Lincoln Street State Hospital Howells Goshen Phillipsburgh Nevtine Bullville Montgomery Searsville Thanp Son Ridge New York City

Public Health Nurse roles in tuberculosis control in Syracuse

The Syracuse Health Department outlines the generalized public health nurse duties in tuberculosis care. Nurses educate and aid patients and families under physician guidance, manage home infection precautions, monitor contacts especially children, and support community health efforts alongside clinics and sanatoriums. County figures show 299 county and Newburgh admissions over five years, with a 64 to 36 county versus city ratio. Christmas Seal Fund totals rise past $11,200 with goals near $11,500, aiding nutrition and summer camp plans for undernourished children. Immunization clinics reach thousands. over 5,000 children immunized to date.

Syracuse Health Department Syracuse Newburgh Grace Boynton John Toth Port Jervis Committee On Frank Laidlaw Clifford Owen Middletown Lyear Orange County Loomis Sanatorium Walikill Wawayanda Metropolitan Life Insurance

Mrs Penoyer Heads Co Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Lucy Penoyer of Montgomery was elected county chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary at Monroe in the annual meeting, succeeding Mrs Forest P Ivory of Goshen. Other officers include First Vice Chairman Sara S Perry of Middletown and Second Vice Chairman Maybelle Hannon of West Point. Luncheon followed the business session with attendees from Middletown and Port Jervis.

Lucy Penoyer Montgomery American Legion Auxiliary Forest P. Ivory Goshen Monroe Lade Sara 8. Perry Middletown Maybelle Hannon West Point Mary Bockover Port Jervis Alice van Leuvan Middletown; County Welfare Mary M. Schmitz Sarah S. Perry Mary M. Schmits Sarah Tyrrell Aliee van Leuvan

Eyes of Love to Be Given at Warwick

Warwick Jan 14 Eyes of love a drama by the Christian Endeavor Society will be repeated at Warwick Grange Hall Tuesday evening January 25 at 8 oclock Dancing will follow. Bank Election At the annual meeting of the First National Bank officers were reelected for one year President Raymond R Goodlatte Vice presidents Morris Rutherford Cornelius S Lazear Frank F Holmes Directors John W Sanford W Parks Baird George W Sayre Cornelius S Lazear Frank F Holmes Morris Rutherford Samuel Armstrong Harry Vail Raymond Goodlatte Mrs Gilbert Fowler with her mother and infant daughter returned to Mount Vernon. John Heath and Mrs John Heath with Mr and Mrs George VanDuren at Greenwood Lake. Cecile Hulse exhibiting two paintings Mums and Autumn Splendor at New York exhibition.

Warwick George W. Sayre Cornelius S$. Lazear Frank F. Holmes Morris Rutherford Samuel Armstrong Harry Vail Raymond Goodlatte Gilbert Fowler Mount Vernon Thomas F. Lawrence Ida Lawrence Sarah Demerest Port Orange Fla Inkowa Club Greenwood Lake New York John Lawrence Harry L. Stanley J. H. McPeek John Drew Roe Drew John Heath New York City George VanDurer Cecile Hulse James Hulse American Fine Arts Buildings

Mexican Killed by Cars at Franklin

Silvario Jauregui a 23 year old Mexican laborer for New Jersey Zinc Co was killed January 13 in Franklin New Jersey when struck by an L and H Railway drill train in the zinc plant yard He left a wife and two small children reportedly en route from Mexico to join him The brakes on the head car were not used and a second car on the train failed to stop after the impact parts of his body were scattered and had to be removed from the switch

Silvario Jauregui New Jersey Zinc Company Franklin N. J Mexico Jaurequi Zinc Samuel May

Large Dairy Losses From Tuberculosis In Orange County

Orange county dairy losses from bovine tuberculosis total about 80 000 dollars yearly, announced Chester C Davis Farm Bureau manager while outlining a new round of eradication meetings. Testing conferences will be held January 21 in Montgomery Grange Hall and January 24 in Bullville Grange Hall at 730 p m. Davis called the New York area the worst infected district and noted about 1 700 dairy farmers in the county with per farm losses around 45 dollars annually. He warned of human health risks from bovine tuberculosis and cited widespread local ordinances requiring pasteurized milk from tested cows.

Orange County Chester C. Davis Farm Bureau Montgomery Grange Hall Bullville Bureau of Animal Industry Washington New York City Davis

Warwick Man Found Dead In His Yard

Henry Pelton a prominent Warwick resident and longtime Orange County surveyor died suddenly of a heart attack Friday noon at his Old Homestead outside the village limits. Born February 12 1864 he was the son of Samuel and Harriot Demarest Pelton a fourth generation Warwick resident and longtime church leader. He planned a Mediterranean cruise January 29 and was active in the Reformed Church Bank Board of Trade Fortnightly Club and Grange. Surviving relatives include cousins Henry Anna and Julia Demarest Mrs Ella T Howe and Mrs Cristy Romaine.

Warwick Henry Pelton Orange County Old Homestead Samuel and Harnet Demarest Pelton Warwick Savings Bank Board of Trade Fortnightly Club The Grange Henry Anna Julia Demarest Ella T. Howe Cristy Romaine Hackensack N. J

Balmville man declines Odell Sanatorium board nomination

John Aspinwall of Balmville declined the nomination for election to the Odell Sanatorium board of managers in Newburgh. The board has five members and is nominated by the Board of Supervisors. The Supervisors meet again in April per schedule.

John Aspinwall Balmville Odell Sanatorium Newburgh Board of Supervisora

Frank H. Finn Elected Director at Hudson Counties Tile & Mortgage Co

The Hudson Counties Tile and Mortgage Company held its January 12 annual meeting at its Newburgh building. Directors for 1927 were named and include Peter Cantling, Alfrea Crsae, Monroe, Albert Embier, Wal deo, Frank Ho Fino Sudderosa, Walter Ueduevr Noack, Gioirt KR Palen, Mortaser Patteron, Nyaik BEwerd C smith, and Reece W Smith Mores Cawe. Stockholders approved increasing capital from 150000 to 300000 dollars and the firm plans to issue new stock around June or July.

Hudson Counties Tile & Morgage Company South Street Newburgh Fullywine Peter Cantling Newburgh Alfrea J Crsae Monroe Albert S Embier Waldeo Frank Ho Fino Sudderosa Walter S Ueduevr Noack Gioirt KR Palen Menroe Mortaser Patteron Nyaik Bewerd C Smith Newoargh Reece W Smith Mores Pruwin Worisage Gans

Howells Aid Society Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

The Howells Aid Society held its annual meeting and re elected all officers. A ten dollar gold piece was presented to President Mrs. C E Manes for faithful service. Next meeting set for the first Thursday in February at Mrs M L Dalton's home to prepare aprons. Several local residents visited and attended events in New York City including George M Mapes and family.

Violetta B. Earl Middletown R. C. Hart George M. Mapes New York City Madison Square Garden Alma Marjorie Graham Gertrude Varcoe C. EB. Mapes F. E. Wall Frank Graham A. Z. Mather Philip

Mrs Walter Neeley and kin visit Lavingston Manor

Mrs Walter Neeley and family visited Lavingston Manor while Georges Dots Milt Gady spent Wednesday in Howells Mas. Halual A uy U0s rule, was father of her sister Miss Elizabeth Vettes, on Wednesday.

Walter Neeley Dap Wee Lavingston Manor Georges Dots Milt gWady Howells Mas Halual Was & Xater Elizabeth Vettes

Kingston Man Saves Girl's Life Heroic Feeney Saves Cath erine Kelder

Bernard A Feeney, 21, Kingston, leaped into Roodyut Creek to rescue Wiss Catherine Kelder who had slipped from the bank while coast ing along the thin ice. He pulled her to safety as the ice gave way.

Bernard A.’ Feenty Kingston Thureday Wiss Catherine Kelder Miss Kelder Feeney

Tuxedo Edges Teams in Mini Sink Hall Showdown

The Tuxedo boys defeated the Gobern Hig School teams with a 2 to 18 score and the girls won 17 to 12. A good crowd attended the Friday evening game at Mini Sink Hall.

Tuxedo Gobern Hig School Minisink Hall

Personal News of Mount Hope Residents

Mount Hope notes record moves and visits among residents. Jim-stere Mack relocates to the Jala now owned by Mr Garca. Mr and Mrs Clarente Ener of Ocay Maddletone visit Mount Hope. School reopened after a two week vacation. Wiss Rena Usirander teaches, Mrs Harry Shoemaker helps. Arnold Wolbur and Foak Boorman sign contracts on new houses. some homes already filled by Blamp, Vold, and Nach. Revbolr of near Jolscun visits Mr and Mrs Gee Ciera. Mr and Mrs Cuzzles C5te Jolz and son reside in Philsburg. Florence Groz’s masher Mrs Jadis Crash and daughter Tuseda attend with family.

Mount Hope Jim-stere Mack Wig Mount Hope Mill Ja~ Garca Clarente Ener Ocay Maddletone Hope Monda Rena Usirander Harry Shoemaker Arnold Wolbur Boorman Tose Tao Charles Blamp William Vold Soith Steve Nach Falter Islet Lilian Jolscun Gee Ciera Cuzzles Jolz and Son Philsburz Jadis Florence Groz

Special Saturday Only Enamelware Sale

In a column listing special priced items with limited quantity. White enameled pieces with hinged top and gold otter labels. Flour sugar coffee and tea usually 1.49, sale price 3.06. Four specials offered for Saturday only due to limited stock.

Print Ank Crepes Return as Spring Popular Choice

Print ank crepes gain renewed popularity for spring at Hammer with all new offerings. Items cannot be duplicated at this price. Regular price listed as 2 dollars.

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. D. Brinckerhoff Daily Herald Mercury County Health News Prore Mrs. Penoyer CO. Legion Auxiliary Franklin Zinc Company Frank H. Finn Hudson Counties Title and Mortgage Company Howells Aid Society Kingston Man Girl MT. Hope Central Valley National Bank Central Valley, N. Y T5c Margarette Tompkins Middletown, N. Y Rayon Westing
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