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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
6
The Highland Mills Star reports papers available at the Highland Mills Pharmacy and Jaeger s News Depot. Local shoppers can purchase editions at both outlets with current issues on display.
Local notes from Highland Mills and surrounding areas report several ankle sprains from snow shoveling including Theodore Barton and others. Updates mention Daniel Sutherland recovering after kidney trouble operation and general convalescence at home.
At the annual meeting of the Highland Falls Loan Association directors were unanimously re-elected. Arthur Jd. Nagel filled the vacancy left by the late William F. Hogan with Jacob L. Hicks elected president. Shares and second series subscribers expected as books were audited by William Duroff John B. Kopf Carroll A. Parry.
Emily West daughter of Mr and Mrs Elwood C Smith of 346 Grand Street Newburgh formerly Monroe married Lt Trenten Hilton Be Heineke United States Army in the cadet chapel at West Point at 11 45 Wednesday The couple met in 1919 and formed an early acquaintance in military circles.
Belgrade watches King Alexander take charge to craft a new orientation for Yugoslavia's foreign policy amid perceived isolation. Italy Romania Albania Hungary and Czechoslovakia shape a tense perimeter as Belgrade weighs whether to renew ties with Soviet Russia or maintain the old non communistic stance.
A 1927 scenario explores Ban Johnson’s claim of player incompetency being the sole reason for releases from the American League. If Cobb and Speaker were freed for such reasons, National League clubs like the Giants or Pirates could pursue them, with McGraw and others eyeing a transformative outfield.
A humorous Chicago News note remarks that thousands of guinea pigs are operated on yearly by renowned surgeons with no complaint. It also jokes about New Guinea natives caring little for the world series and fleas being fussy amid unstable royal politics.
The Montgomery Troop of Boy Scouts first organized February 1, 1912 under Rev. Ivan G Martin marks its 15th anniversary with a January 31 Court of Honor in Montgomery. Scoutmaster A G Browne, later joined by Clarence W Hunter, will oversee awards for 2nd class, 1st class, and veteran scouts. About 33 current members and 200 Scouts over 15 years include four Eagles Carl Schmid John Gordon Legg Carmen Procopio and James Terry. The event also features Officer elections and a clam chowder supper after a brief program.
The Chicago Civic Opera Company plans regular grand opera broadcasts next year after the enthusiastic reception of Faust. Radio broadcasts are driving opera popularity in the Midwest, where theatre attendance lags. A $15,000,000 opera building project is expected to be announced at season’s end.
An elaborate entertainment bill at the Academy of Music New sigh features Broadway Nicki in East Side West Side with a sextette of drivers singers and comedians. The program includes Morton and Betty Harvey The Spice of Life Britt Wood Playin Foot and Bob and Olive Nelson in Pexicon. On screen the Tammiting vintage Play A Cute journey stars William Watnes Claire Windsor and Harry Carey.
This Thursday to Saturday the limited three day engagement presents The Flesh and the Devil at the Broadway Theatre Newburgh. Greta John Gilbert and Lars Hanson star in a vivid love triangle while Corinne Griffith appears in The Lady in Ermine, a lavish Victor Herbert operetta based production.
Salisbury Mills residents are mentioned with Mr and Mrs William Roche at their home. Ammans is able to be out after a few days illness. Mrs James Gleason is noted in the brief item, indicating local health updates.
In a note from Brockton Massachusetts Paul Case asks for a French rheumatism and neuritis prescription obtained in France with the American Army. He offers the prescription at no cost and asks for the recipient's address to mail it. He invites a reply by postal mail.
The ad offers truss fitting for all genders with abdominal belts and supporters, seamless elastic stockings made to measure. A lady assistant is available with a private fitting room at 28 North Street, Middletown, New York.
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