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Newspaper

Central Valley Post

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1927

Page

6

Deaths Pass 2000 in Japan Quake Amid Snow Chaos

Tokyo reports rising tolls from a Monday earthquake in southern Kyoto province. Civil officials describe 2275 dead and 4160 injured with 8000 homes demolished. relief efforts by nurses, sailors, and Red Cross teams expand as refugees crowd major towns.

Japan Tokio U.R Mineyama United Press Today Kyoto Mineyamas Japan Sea Mitazu Miyazu Minerama

Earth Tremors Felt Across Concord Area

Slight shocks believed to be an earthquake were felt in Concord and outlying communities for several miles. No damage was reported.

Concord N. H U.P

Mount Hope News Budget March Activity Notes

Local items report Dr. Gertrude Welton called to Waterbury by an aunt’s illness. Visits by Lawrence Shoemaker, Gilbert Ketcham, Falter Seybolt and family, Arthur Wahlstedt, Louis Wengenroth, and Mrs. Anderson Beebe. Washington’s Birthday visitors Edith Hart and Hazel Kanoff. Mrs. D. R. Hull improving. Church services held March 6 with Sunday school at 1 and preaching at 2 by Rev. A. J. Kerr.

Mount Hope Gertrude Welton Waterbury Conn Lawrence Shoemaker Harry Shoemaker Gilbert C. Ketcham Port Jervis Sarah F. Ketcham Falter Seybolt Johnson George Clark Arthur Wahlstedt Somerville N. J Culver White Bridge Louis Wengenroth Highland Lake Anderson Beebe Middletown George F. Heissenbuttel Edith Hart Hazel Kanoff Washington

Scotchtown Camp Fire Girls Observe Tree Year

Scotchtown on March 10 reports the March missionary meeting postponed until April. S. S. Smith bought a new truck. Miss Anna Hasbrouck is visiting relatives in New York City.

Scotchtown S. S. Smith Anna Hasbrouck New York City

Camp Fire Girls to Hold Ceremonial Meeting Friday Night

The Camp Fire Girls announce a ceremonial for Friday evening March 11 as part of the tree year activity. Council Fire meeting and related events accompany the observance. The Miss Esther Buil and Mrs S S Smith notes appear among weekend visits and family gatherings in Middletown and Mechanics.

Camp Fire Girls The Missionary Society of Scotchtown C. A. Richards Middletown Howard Mills, Jr Howard D. Mills A. Scott Esther Buil S. S. Smith Harry Smith Mechanics Town

Supervisor Roe Leaves for South

Craigville, March 10. Supervisor Hamlet S. Roe started for Orlando Florida to visit his sister. The day also notes several residents visiting family and recovering from illness with brief local travels and calls.

S. Roe Craigville William McLaughlin Newburgh John Montonage Anna Berry Harriet Woodhull Hamlet S. Roe Orlando Fla Charles Tryon Middletown Grace Horton Horton Farm Thomas Thompson Thomas Amity Mae Cummings Katherine Burke Jack Rita Callahan Suffern Kane Goshen Avenue Joseph Moffatt Katherine Brooklyn Alfred Earl Syracuse Oxford

Nurses Suspended in Baby Poisoning Case

In Chicago three student nurses were suspended and a physician asked to resign after a maternity ward error caused five infant deaths and two others to fall ill from boric acid. Overnight findings showed ten babies received the poison solution. one of the remaining ill infants was not expected to survive.

Chicago U. P

Robbery at Bloomingburg Home of Deceased Woman

Early this week the home of the late Mrs. Minnie E. Morgan in Bloomingburg was entered and robbed of silverware and linen. The theft was not reported to police. Mrs. Morgan died in Middletown on Sunday, and investigators believe the thief knew she was at Middletown.

Minnie E. Morgan Bloomingburg

Y W C A Holds Twenty Seventh Supper in Newton

The Y W C A held its twenty seventh annual membership supper last Friday in the Methodist Church with about 280 attending. The program featured orchestra selections, a Candle Service, a pantomime A Word To The y, moving pictures of Silver Bay camp, and choir singing.

William Morris Silver Bay N. Y Robert H. Seip Franklin Virginia T. Morford Roderick Andress J. W. C. Carter Trinity Street Florida W. W. Roe Walter Wickham Franklin Hospital Harold Nicholls Bernardsville Christ’s Episcopal Church Nicholls William H. Nicholls Newton Knights of Pythias

Franklin teachers and students host varied school events

Franklin New Jersey reports a busy week with social events at Miss Julia Linn’s Hamburg home and a Phyllis Club social planned for March 21. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Rose McEntee of Ogdensburg for her engagement to Leon A. Dolan. School assemblies featured Julius Caesar themed plays and departmental performances led by Miss Augusta Knapp and instructors.

Franklin N. J Teachers Club Franklin Schools Julia Linn Hamburg Florence Steele Robert White Florence Hoffman Johnson Grossgart Franklin Hospital Lillian Behler New Neighborhood House Ogdensburg Sparkes Phyllis Club Augusta Knapp Rose McEntee Frank Bright Main Street Camp Firee Guardians Marshall House Franklin A. A Franklin Fire Department Marquette Council No K. of C Franklin High School Julius Caesar Gaul Caesar Octavian Mollie Dunning

Livingston Manor School Election Debates New Building Funding

Citizens vote next Tuesday on a proposition to build a new 323 500 school as the state funds hinge on immediate actions. The Department of Education warns the district could lose state funds without modern facilities and many prominent citizens oppose the plan.

Livingston Manor New York Department of Education

Seventh Grade Pageant Cast and Local Notices

The article lists cast members for a seventh grade pageant with roles such as Caesar Marius Julia Pompeii and Brutus along with announcements by Margaret Dolan. It also notes local residents visiting, travel, and a birth at Franklin Hospital, including the Ward family.

John Nestor Caesar George van Haten Marius Mollie Dunning Julia Joe Stefkorich Pompeii William Walsh Cressus Joseph Osborne Labianus Jack Williams Marcus Alv~ Kinney Fred . Williams Ronald Bryant Brutus Crassus Roger Rude Cassius Horstius Cornelius Clopper Octavian Margaret Dolan

Robins and bluebirds spotted in Winterton reports

March 10 in Winterton Bloomingburg callers Mrs. VanOrder Mr. VanOrder Hazel Hubbard saw a robin and Carolyn York reported a blue bird. Mrs. Butcher improving from neuralgia. therm and Prosperous Valley readings show 4 below zero.

Wintertown George VanOrder Bloomingburg Hazel Hubbard Carolyn York VanOrder Mary Butcher

Walker Valley News Highlights Local Visits and Outings

Mrs Henry Evans spent Easter Thursday in Pine Bush visiting her son. The Ziecier family from Jersey spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Hennigg. Rose family from Pine Bush visited the Hauser home. Wilkins and Keller shared Sunday evening at the Hauser residence. Many attended The Big Parade at Stratton Theatre Middletown. Littles family from Pearl River spent the weekend with Eckert relatives. Polhamus returned home after visiting daughter Mrs Milton Scott.

M. F. Goldsmith, Sr Fowler Street Millard, Jr Newton Alfred Littell Paterson Neva Penner Pequannock Rutherford Avenue L. G. Rowand New Yorsity J. 3 Pellett L. Depuy Monroe George Dowd North Church West Orange John Dowd Arthur Gleason Allentown Russel Bauder Anna Flynn Southerford Avenue William Berrigan Ogdensburg Marion F. Eades Boston Franklin Hospital Boston City Hospital Eades Europe Esther Shoemaker John West Walker Valley Henry Evans Pine Bush R. Ziecier Dorothy Jersey Mire. Hennigg George Rose H. Rose A. Wilkins C. F. Keller G. Hauser Stratton Theatre Middletown William Littles Pearl River J. W. Eckert Henry Polhamus Milton Scott

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