Mrs Young Hosts Scotch Town Card Club
Mrs Young entertained the Bridge 1 ag Thursday afternoon with three tables in play. Favors went to Mrs Pau Harmon, Mrs Charles Weyant, and W. Houston. Refreshments were served as the club met in Scotch Town.
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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
5
Mrs Young entertained the Bridge 1 ag Thursday afternoon with three tables in play. Favors went to Mrs Pau Harmon, Mrs Charles Weyant, and W. Houston. Refreshments were served as the club met in Scotch Town.
The March Athenia meeting at Moffat Library drew 175 members and guests. Mrs. Helen Hanning of New York spoke on Housing Conditions in New York City, urging action to close substandard slum rooms and prevent workers from being forced into unaffordable housing.
Rock Hill March 17 William Avery was called as juryman at this term of court. William Couch taps trees and makes syrup along with Robert Davies Luke Davies and others. Mrs. George Linkletter is better staying with her sister in law Mrs. John Linkletter. Aretus Hoyt is out after illness. Mrs. Hoyt under doctor care and Mrs. Pearl Ables. Mrs. Bates had a carpet rag bee. Present: Mrs. Hoyt Mrs. Ables Mrs. G. Linkletter Mrs. Mary Linkletter Mrs. Anson Bates Mrs. Russell Lord. A fine luncheon was served. Joseph Smith has a job at Fallsburgh Lettie Rice home from New York sick two weeks with her mother Jane Rice. She expects to return to work today. The ladies met with pastor and wife Mr. Garrett Tuesday. A party may be held soon.
RidgEbury announces an oyster supper hosted by the Epworth League at the Parish House Thursday evening March St Patrick's Day. Sea Food House owner Yank to cook and serve. supper starts 6 30 pm. Committee led by John Smith Willard Heselton Arthur Lynch and Lester Heselton.
Mrs Anna Douglas widow of James Douglas died Sunday morning March 13 at the Washingtonville home of her son A C Douglas after a long illness. She was born in Delhi New York and was last of her generation of Scotch ancestry. Funeral services were held at A C Douglas home Monday evening with Rev A M Conger officiating. Burial followed Tuesday at Bovina Center Delaware county.
Bloomingburg residents prepare for the annual village election to be held in Memorial Hall from 4 to 8 PM Tuesday. The notice appears amid a slate of local social updates including visits, illnesses, property activity, and seasonal wildlife sightings.
Mrs. Charles Barlow died at her home in Salisbury Mills after recent illness following surgery at St. Luke's Hospital. Funeral held Saturday. burial in Bethlehem cemetery. Survived by husband. Pallbearers listed. Local residents and visitors noted in brief society items.
New post office outfit installed by W D LaBagh at the Hurleyville building includes hundreds of lock boxes desks cabinets and delivery windows. Nicholas Featherly of Corbin Cabinet Lock Co oversaw the installation for the town post office.
A Franklin New Jersey event reports a local girl honored with a miscellaneous shower on March 14. Friends and neighbors contributed a variety of gifts, reflecting community support and goodwill.
The New York State Senate on Tuesday passed Assemblyman A. G. Hall's tuberculosis sanatorium bill for Orange County. It now goes to Governor Smith for his action.
Justice Joseph Rosch granted custody of the Hendrickson children Lillian Gertrude and William to their maternal grandparents in Monticello pending divorce proceedings begun by William J. Hendrickson. Hendrickson must pay $9 weekly support and may visit at reasonable times. The girls testified about the family strife and the October flight of their mother with the children from Young Street.
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