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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
10
An employee of the Church of the likely thefts described from poor boxes in a New York church. Police investigate after loss reported February 26. Details unclear due to damaged text.
The Board of Supervisors declared previous salary increases illegal for certain county officials. A new resolution raised the County Engineer expenses from 1500 to 2400 annually, effective 1929. Additional measures increased the Poor Commissioner’s pay to 2100 and appointed Bonnerman to the Odell Sanatorium board. A land conveyance near Bradley's Corners moved to the Bradley estate. Port Jervis official Toth urged jury system improvements.
Edward Mullinx drove a Goshen Hardware truck over Grang Street crossing when a car being switched struck the vehicle Friday evening about six. Mullinx and his young son were knocked from the truck. the boy suffered a bad cut over the eye needing hospital treatment while the father escaped injury and the truck was badly damaged.
The Odd Fellows' Temple on North Church Street hosted a large gathering Tuesday to celebrate the lodge's 45th anniversary since 1881 and the first year in the new building. Euchre and dancing followed by refreshments. prizes were awarded to euchre winners.
Ladies Mrs Amos Johnson Mrs Howard Montange and Miss Lizzie Luft are joined by Gentlemen Fred Mabee James Eldred and Martin Talmadge in the social roster.
Fifty eight entries have been received for the two year old stake offering a guaranteed purse of ten thousand dollars to be decided at the Grand Circuit meeting at Good Time Park next August.
BEACON March 3. Harry Thaw signals willingness to provide financial help to Ellen Barnum a widow with five children on a pig farm. Barnum stabbed her thirteen year old son Joseph during family troubles triggered after her husband’s death. Joseph recovering at Highland hospital. Margaret ten found two pennies hidden money and told classmates seeking advice. others advised hiding it. Barnum visits son twice daily as authorities sort legal fate.
Otisville local items note Mrs. R. P. Carhart and Mrs. J. Brown visiting Newburgh to see Ralph and kin. Elsie Culver from Cuddebackville stopped at Edna Snyder’s over the weekend. J Pedersen and Ella Pedersen visited ill Agnes Pedersen in St Luke's Hospital Newburgh. Walter Thompson of Staten Island spent the weekend with the Stanfields.
Chairman Charles E Dusenberg reports at a Board of Supervisors meeting that state chairmen favor a county health unit system replacing town and city boards if enacted by Legislature. The bill would be optional for counties, with 900 health officers across 67 counties. Debate over stenographers salaries continues as the board opposes raising pay.
Miss Rose A Felczak returned from Buffalo after attending the first solemn mass of Rev Theo dore F Kowalewski at Queen of the Rosary. Rev Joan S Felczak, brother, served as an officer. Kowalewski to join St Marys College faculty Orchard Lake after short vacation. Loretto Dolan hosted 27 guests.
March 2 report lists luncheon hostesses for the March Athenia at Mrs. William Lord’s home. Names include Mrs. Elmer Hosking Mrs. Herold Hosking Mrs. Walter Brown Mrs. Charles McKinney Mrs. Wilkin Seacord Mrs. W. R. Yarnell Mrs. W. E. Reed Mrs. Percy Gerow Mrs. W. W. Seaman and Misses Nettie Gerow Mary Strong.
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