Monroe Triumphs Over Tuxedo to Capture Basketball Titles
Monroe High School juniors and seniors earned a pair of late close victories at Middletown State Armory. The girls won 27 to 25, while the boys clinched the second section Orange County league title with a 23 to 21 win as Ruth Wood and Connie Neuburger starred for Monroe against Tuxedo High's Dooley and Jones in a feverish, capacity crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Burrard
Tuxedo High
Middletown State Armory
Orange County League
Monroe Girls
Tuxedo
Down County
Monroe
Bowery
Ruth Wood
Ruth
Daly
Middletown
Connie Neuburger
Kincaid
Miller
Relyea
Neuburger
Smith
Davenport
Doyle
Cooley
Morgan
Powell
G. Cooley
E Roberts
Newburger
G. Davenport
G. Davanzo
Mottole
Roy Nickerson
Leonia
N. J
Lewis
Townsend
Todt
Moshier
Mon-roe—Jones
Scott
McDonald
Cesena
Redner
Caprio
Lrg
Dooley
Jessup
Wood
Tannery
Jamquemein
Resignation of Mrs Eliza beth Moore Orthopedic Nurse
The resignation of Mrs Eliza beth Moore state orthopedic nurse supervising care of children with infantile paralysis in Middletown Monroe Harriman and Orange County is accepted with regret. She trained at Mount Sinai Sloan and Syracuse Medical School and will pursue new orthopedic work in Brooklyn after a rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Moore
Middletown
Monroe
Harriman
Orange County
Public Voice of Blooming Grove February 1927
A town notice dated February 28 1927 requests public input or action on storm-related matters. The item presents a formal appeal from Blooming Grove residents to leaders and authorities for timely consideration of weather impacts and community response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blooming Grove Roads
Blooming Grove
Local Social Roundup From Liberty Weekly
Liberty society notes detail visits by Miss Bessie Steen and companions in Port Jervis, and returns of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerow from Wilkes Barre. Club meetings at the Presbyterian and M E churches feature sewing games nursing plans and fair preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Mabel Steenrod
Port Jervis
Helen Cameron
Sally Jordan
Reinold Marvin
Daisy Sheldon
Ben R. Gerow
Wilkes Barre
Eveready Club
Presbyterian Church
Lois Stevens
Ladies’ Guild
The
Byron Grant
Miss Brown
Young Women’s Club
M. E. Church
H. Nelson Krum
Krum
Vera Intemann
Alvin Stickles
Mrs. Stickles
Miss Intemann
RAIL CROSSING QUESTION SHAPING GOSHEN HEARING
The Goshen community focuses on eliminating grade crossings. A hearing is set for March 10 at the Court House to decide the plan. Harry Arvanites plans to move his store to the second floor to align with a raised street over Erie tracks. Carpenter work is led by James Eldred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Harry Arvanites
West Main Street
Erie
James Eldred
Large Masons Banquet Draws Monroe Crowd
Monroe and surrounding towns gathered for Standard Lodge 711 Masons banquet at the Monroe Community House. About 240 attended as Hawthorne Chapter served chicken pie under Mrs. Howard D. Hulse. Speeches by Rev P Austin Rev J B Appley and Rev William F. Kettle tied Washington’s character to Masonic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Masons
Standard Lodge
Washington
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Howard D. Hulse
Middletown
William F. Kettle
Chester Inn Damaged by Stubborn Fire in Village
Fire gutted the center and east end of the Chester Inn starting about 8 a.m. on Thursday, with damage estimated at $8,000. The blaze was halted after three hours with help from Goshen’s Dikeman company. No injuries. proprietor William Shutz fled in nightclothes. The inn, formerly the Washington Hotel, is among the village’s oldest buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Inn
Chester
Dikeman Fire Company
Goshen
William Shutz
Shutz
Tom
Robert Young
Audson B. Green
Edward A. Howland
National Fire Underwriters
Middletown
Highland Falls
Murray
Walton
Wallkill Groups Host Fraternal Dinners and Bouts
Montgom ery Camp hosts visiting commanderies from Newburgh Walden and Cornwall. Fleet Hook and Ladder win wallkill engine tournament 1714 to 1696. Local notices include picnics dinners meetings and visits from officers and families.
Ridgebury Progressive Club Meets Wednesday
The Ridgebury Progressive Club holds its monthly meeting at the Community house on Wednesday evening. The refreshments committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgebury
Progressive Club
Community House
Robert Allen
Adelbert Stewart
The
Presbyterian Church
F. D. Myers
Slate Hill
Hilton van Sickle
Bettie Marie
Stanley Howell
Rose Howell
Middletown
Frank Decker
Eva Creeden
Richard Hall
Ira Conway
Resignation of Bethlem Church organist ends era
Orrin J. Chandler resigns as organist at Bethlehem Church Meadowbrook. The Chandler family has long served the church with O J Chandler on the session and organ duties. The note recalls early organists Mrs D J Atwater Miss Elizabeth Smith Miss Jennie Fulton and the later pipe organ installation. Communion services are planned for Sunday and Bethlehem trustees meet Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Adams visited relatives in West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Orange Blossom Commandery
Walden
Cornwall
P. O
Ward Street
Newburgh
Fleet Hook and Ladder Co
Wallkill
James Eckert
Bruynswick
Montgomery Grange
Grange Hall
Ella Monroe
Middletown
Charlotte Wade
W. C
Fleet Hook and Ladder Company
M. E. Church
John Haskin
Charles Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Homer Crookston
Japan
Meadowbrook
Orrin J. Chandler
Bethlehem Church
Chandlers
O. J. Chandler
D. J. Atwater
Elizabeth Smith
Jennie Fulton
Charles Howell
Chandler
Lloyd Adams
West Point
Adams
Fred Trebohl
Bethlehem
Trustees of Bethlehem
Tyler Satterly
Believe Missing Fiddler Dead in Sullivan Woods
The Sullivan County sheriff search for 69 year old James S Burns known as Old Fiddler continues after he was last seen January 6 leaving a Thompsonville farm toward his shack in Sullivanville. Authorities doubt he left willingly and fear a snowbank may have claimed him. Burns famed for violin performances had wintered at the county poor farm and many residents vowed to aid the hunt through treacherous weather and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Nash
Wurtsboro
Fiddler
James S Burns
Burns
Sullivan County
Thompsonville
Robins
Mark Drumm
Deleves
Monticello
Luis de Hoyos
Hunters and Fishermen Urged to Secure State Licenses
New York anglers and hunters are reminded to obtain licenses before trips. The notice lists season dates and limits for grouse, pheasants, quail, woodcock, black bass, lake trout, pickerel, trout, trapping, and duck hunting. Violations carry fines up to forty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Westchester
Putnam
Dutchess
Goshen and Montgomery High Meet Friday Night
The Goshen and Montgomery high school boys and girls teams travel to Montgomery on Friday to face the Montgomery squad at their home gym in a twin bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Montgomery
Baumes urges federal style crime controls and police reform
Albany March 1 A Baumes crime commission report urges nationwide legislation to curb weapon flows and portable weapons. It calls for stricter receivers of stolen goods, more police, a full time parole board, district courts, bail jumping penalties, first offender segregation, streamlined procedures, a new state prison and Napanoch expansion. The panel notes crime declines since last year’s Baumes laws and recommends higher police ratios and a felony court for New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
U. P
Baumes Crime Commission
Justices of the Peace
Napanoch
New York City
Metropoli
Otisville Firemen Hold Annual Church Service
On March 2 a firemen's service was held at Otisville Methodist Episcopal Church with attendees from three Otisville churches. Rev A L DeWire led hymns, Dr B E Fowler delivered the opening prayer, Harold L Benton gave an address, and Rev J S Laing offered the closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Methodist Episcopal Church of
A. L. DeWire
Methodist Church
BE. F. Fowler
Harold L. Benton
Excelsior Hose and Chemical Company
No. 1
J. 8. Laing
First Presbyterian Church
Democrats Meet in Goshen Executive Session
The Democratic County Committee held an executive session Friday afternoon in the Grand Jury room at the Court House Goshen to discuss current political conditions and plan future party work in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Grand Jury
Court House
Goshen
Also Mentioned on This Page
People’s Forum
Liberty
Ridgebury Progressive Club
Sullivan Woods
James Burns
Baumes
New York
Otisville Firemen
Stockwood Inn
N. Y
Highland Mills
Joseph F. Gautert
Times Building
42Nd Street
Broadway
Fair County
Rockland
Orange
Meola & Meola Wll
Meola & Meola, Realtors
Middletown, N. Y
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