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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
5
The Chester Press announces papers are on sale at the Office of the Chester News and Notes at Plate's News Stand and Hyatt Brothers Store.
Chester High School pupils traveled to New York to tour the Morgan Library and the Metropolitan Museum, viewing Tyrian vellum manuscripts, the Guttenberg Bible, and illuminated works. The group also saw the film The Big Parade and visited exhibits including ancient reliquaries and jeweled books.
Chester High School reports a light holiday schedule with Easter break ahead and April quizzes looming. Students Miss Canning and Miss Grahame are ill while Marion McGuire suffered a bruised foot after leaping from a moving train but escaped serious injury. Dorothy House achieved a perfect Bible exam score. three new students joined: Marie Krapp, Julius Mendz, Jenny Wickman. C. W. S. teams beat Warwick and Florida squads in recent matches. next up is Warwick on Monday.
Mrs Harry Fredericks hosted a twelve woman card club on Thursday afternoon with five hundred. First prize went to Mrs Charles Osborne and consolation to Miss Fannie McCoy. A son named Ren Beard Johnson was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson Wednesday evening. George Muller and family visiting New York City. Up town card club hosted by Mrs Louis Holbert. first prize to Mrs A B Lord and consolation to Mrs Ella Wilkins. Mrs Wilburt Keegan returned from New Jersey to Franklin after visiting Mrs Ira Fitzgerald.
Miss Millicent Mapes of the Goshen Emergency Hospital spent Thursday and Friday at her home in Chester after a lengthy period in Warwic hospital. Liam Atkin expressed happiness to see her returning home on Wednesday following weeks of illness.
The Poughkeepsie high school basketball team mauled Newburgh 36 to 17 to clinch its third straight DUSO league crown and extend its current unbeaten stretch to nine. Lucian led scoring with eight points as the Blue and White dominated after a slow start on a slippery Newburgh floor. More than 500 fans filled the Newburgh armory to see the victory.
Lucy Baxter Earley of Newburgh avoids trial on a poisoning charge as the Court of Appeals grants defense attorney Henry Hirschberg a right to appeal a prohibition order. Proceedings stay until Albany hears the appeal on February 21, delaying the January 31 opening. Earley remains jailed in Goshen as Hirschberg seeks bail relief and the defense presses for access to much of the state's evidence.
The writer reflects on wisdom as a bird trait and notes the challenge of tact without seeming weak. Subtle observations about behaving in social situations are offered as light social commentary.
Albany January 27 Five projects consume most of the ten million dollar public building bond allocation for the year as the building commission plans proceed. The governor likely will propose bond funds be used for a Hudson River vehicular bridge at Poughkeepsie two million six hundred thousand for a state office building in Albany and one million six hundred thousand for acquiring two blocks north of Albany.
Advertises for a refined and well educated life insurance representative with strong recommendations. Provides contact at P O Box 764 Newburgh N for information.
Capitol appropriations allocate 500000 for foundations of a state office building in New York City and 600000 for acquiring a site for a state office building in Buffalo. Remaining 700000 reserved for future needs. Goshen meet plans unresolved for William H Cane owner of Good Time Pars with a 10000 purse for the three year old race.
The Sussex County Board of Freeholders adopts the 1927 budget totaling 550111 dollars with 2000 dollars set aside for advertising. Rural citizens protest the advertising allocation.
The ingenue quips about the wardrobe mistress who keeps gossiping about actors. The chorus girl retorts that she has nothing on her, hinting at backstage rivalries and theatrical intrigue.
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