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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
7
Chester notes detail a March 23 PTA program at the high school auditorium with grades from first to eighth performing songs recitations and plays. Social events include card parties and a 36th anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs Manchester with a silver service gift, plus a Methodist Ladies Aid thimble party and 11.5 dollars raised.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller entertained a group of friends at cards in Chester on Tuesday evening. Winners included Mrs Charles Osborne Mrs A B Lord Mrs Harry Fredericks William Atkins John Mapes and Harry Murray.
Mrs Ida Stanley McWhorter of Sugar Loaf, born February 10, 1869 in Brooklyn, died Saturday at Warwick Hospital. She married Fernando McWhorter in 1887 and is survived by her husband and son Harry, who is in the West. Funeral services were held at the Warwick chapel with Rev. O Mace officiating. Mrs Alice Knapp returned to Blauvelt to spend the winter with her daughter.
In Hurleyville on March 4 attorney J Maxwell Knapp hosted a clam supper with guests including Earl Bishopp Rose O Reilly Howard Wood and L G Laidlaw. The event featured singing games and a mind reading exhibition. WBA and local visits fill the week with prizes awarded at a Ladies association gathering.
Cornwall High School teams travel to Montgomery for a return game next Friday. The Social Event of the Season at Cornwall High School last Friday raised about $200 for the senior class. The program featured multiple class performances with named students and staff. Other notes include parish socials, a new pool opening at the New York Military Academy, and upcoming church and school events across Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Mrs. Mathilde Selleck, formerly of Washingtonville, died March 4 at her New York City home. She had become a nurse after her husband died and is survived by two daughters, Edith Selleck and Blanche Whiteling. Burial was in Washingtonville Cemetery.
Glenwood NJ reports the Ladies Guild gathering at the home of Mrs. Harry Vance this afternoon. Several families from nearby towns including Middletown NY Philadelphia and Warwick were noted visiting relatives and attending farm bureau activities during the week.
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