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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
5
Chester authorities hunt a maniac after at least 19 valuable dogs were poisoned in Chester last week. Victims include three registered prize hounds and a fox hound owned by W. Bratt and Dr. C. P. Smith. Clues remain scarce as investigators pursue leads.
The Lake Region Reporter notes papers are on sale at McMonaggle and Rogers Drug Store near Jesse Vance’s residence.
At the March Monroe Mombasha Fire Company meeting in South Main street rooms, members discussed converting an old hand drawn ladder to a motorized unit, approving a purchase of rubber coats and a booth, and appointing Frank Reed Charles Brooks and Raymond Steele to reconciled ledgers before the next gathering. Bruce Eniffin joined the company, 28 new members noted, and social activities followed the meeting.
At the Monroe Boy Scouts Troop One meeting in the Corporation room on Monday night about twenty five scouts attended. Rev. Austin, pastor of the Monroe M E Church, gave a talk on notable men who were scouts. Scoutmaster Ray Steele presided at 7 40, with the troop committee present.
Mrs Minnie E York has been appointed administratrix of the estate of the late Minnie E Morgan of Wallkill. The estate is valued about 9000 dollars and includes a Wallkill farm and a two family house with land in Middletown. Dorothy Brown reports her brother Eric found a live potato bug in the garden last week, seen as a sign that Ispring is approaching.
Captain Johnston, a long time New York Fire Department veteran, saved a baby in an 1895 blaze and later met the now grown woman Hilda Kern Wennin who wrote to thank him. He retired to Monroe Orange County and recalls his 20 000 fire record and later rescues.
In Monticello on March 8 Supreme Court Justice Joseph Rosch opened the term. The grand jury returned no indictments, presented one matter, and continued Lena Shapiro for perjury. William Manion of Liberty led the panel, which was discharged at 3 50 p.m. after a brief session. The court then heard a habeas corpus case over custody of three Hendrickson children.
Department store promotes chiffon stockings at 1.50 with silk to the top and new shades like moonlight flesh atmosphere sand blush and rose taupe. Easter ahead, buy now to be ready. notes frocks of cudladoon jersey and rayon jackets with suede belts and bright colors.
A box showcases a square bottle of bath salts and a jar of powder along with a large velour item. It comes in several colored effects with a fine selection of exquisite odors and a special value.
A beaut y shop announces its new annex on Tompkins' street. The ad touts modern services including haircuts shampoos Marcel and bob styles with top operators in the state ready to serve patrons. It invites customers to call or visit the 2019- Tompkins' New Annex location on the second floor.
The Infants' Shop announces two new lines for children. Boys' suits in Middy and button ton styles from Peggy cloth and chambray in blue and tan with hand work. Little girls' Cury-cut pantie dresses sized 2 to 6, designed for natural fit and comfort. Second Floor.
Advertises white paper in old English flax style with large mannish envelopes. 50 envelopes per box at 50 cents and matching paper in a pound box with sheets measuring 8 1 2 by 5 inches, 50 cents per box. Buy early before stock runs out.
Calf skin handbags in alligator and Hzard skin grains with two-tone colors feature new zipper fastenings and double frames. Back strap option offered. Easter season prep urged as flowers bloom for every occasion with kid and cloth flowers and silk velvets for dress wear in white and black and white.
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