Monroe Notes and Papers For Sale at Local Drug Store
The Lake Region Reporter announces papers available at McMonagle and Rogers Drug Store. Jesse Vance hosts the home office of the LAKE REGION REPORTER for the notice.
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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
12
The Lake Region Reporter announces papers available at McMonagle and Rogers Drug Store. Jesse Vance hosts the home office of the LAKE REGION REPORTER for the notice.
Witnesses described a fatal highway crash at midnight near Monroe involving a Buick and another car. Mrs Thompson, wife of the village clerk, identified the unconscious husband at the scene as the wreck burned, with speeds estimated from 25 to 40 mph and several passengers injured.
Village officials and police testified about two wrecked cars linked to Thompson and Van Deusen. Fire, liquor, and medical details emerged as the coroner and district attorney reviewed evidence from the Monroe crash that killed Frank Thompson and involved Trooper Van Deusen.
James B Slater a Grahamsville resident was found dead in an outbuilding by his son Eugene Slater. The death was caused by apoplexy. He was seventy years old.
Moran, aged 58, was found with a gunshot wound to the head after an apparent self infliction at the Frear house in Wallkill. Police, doctors, and Dr Roswell L Schmitt aided. a post mortem possible. Moran leaves a wife Ella, a son Thomas, and four daughters.
Six consultation clinics for lung diseases will run from 1 to 4 PM over two weeks in Newburgh Goshen and Port Jervis. Two state doctors will examine suspects with X rays. Admission requires a signed card, and underweight children will receive expert chest guidance. A separate Monticello court calendar notes the death of defendant Joseph Schwartz before a motion.
Hill traced the case to a man found seated on the floor with a bullet wound in the forehead and a stick used to pull the trigger. A letter begged his sister not to send the children to a charitable home. Coroner Knight ruled death by self action. Troopers Desjardins and Cameron reported powder burns on the forehead. Adelaide Florence Lena and William were placed with relatives.
A first public hearing in Goshen addressed eliminating three highway grade crossings on West Main Street of the Pine Island Erie line. Witnesses discussed positions, distances, traffic, and how soon a tentative plan could be prepared with Erie cooperation.
Sunday night the Orange County Children's Committee of the State Charities Aid Association office was robbed of 17.50 in cash and a 10 money order from a desk drawer in the County Treasurer's Building. James Van Leuven and William Clarke Jr. are held awaiting investigation before Police Justice Merritt. Clarke previously served six months in the county jail, sentence completed February 14. Deputy Sheriff Mullen led the arrest team.
In Blooming Grove Town a court moves to remove the Lehigh and Hudson railroad grade crossing near Farmingdale known as Drake's crossing. The action seeks to eliminate the grade crossing at the site to improve safety and traffic flow.
Crystal chandeliers with a long history, once hung at St James Church Go shen, have been returned to New York as interior alterations proceed. The items, gifts from Queen Anne in 1747 to St Pauls New York, were partly presented to St James by Dr Henry Youngs vestryman of both churches.
St. Pauls Chapel on Manhattan is slated to become a colonial church building and the chandeliers from St. James are offered back for the display. Rev Edwin R Smythe and St. James officials value the gesture and pass the chandeliers as a contribution to the collection.
James S. Budd Murray sued Perpetta Santree for personal injuries from an auto collision. The trial in Supreme Court at Goshen was postponed and the case settled out of court on Saturday. Murray received $2,200 clear of all expenses.
A recruitment notice promising profitable, permanent business for women as agents in four preparations. It claims sales can occur in every home and urges women in cities and towns to join, with expansion to surrounding villages and R F D routes for VanCo in Newburgh, New York.
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