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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
10
Saturday night delegates from Middletown Stroudsburg Newton Paus sic Paterson Jersey City and New York attend a lodge event. The burning of the mortgage frees the home of the organization from debt and clears all outstanding balances.
Ton Mills of Middletown died two months ago and is survived by Miss Anna Mills Cuddeback and Samiel Mills Cuddeback. A recount of the election shows Burns 468 and Osborn 454 with 63 raid and 19 blank ballots. Plans to revive Orange Lake Park near Newburgh have faltered. Frederick Keebler, 90, died at his daughter’s home in Cornwall. Survived by four daughters and two sons. Smallpox at Brockway brickyards near Beacon is under control with four isolated cases and over 10 vaccinated in the past week.
Mrs Margaret Hamel died at her son Lucius J. Hamel’s home in Firthcliffe Heights on Sunday in her 76th year. She leaves husband George Hamel and three sons and a daughter as survivors.
The Shawangunk Fish and Game association and the Walden Sportsmen's Club meet at Linden Hall in Middletown for an address by a Conservation Commission representative. Jesse Blake, 53, of Newburgh, was found unconscious at St. Luke's Hospital after a stomach path disclosed he had been poisoned by wood alcohol. he may recover. Viola Whiteley, 18, of Poughkeepsie, was granted an annulment by Justice Seeger in Newburgh Supreme Court after testifying her husband beat her four weeks after their marriage.
Kath erine W. McCormick of Walden sues Edward J. McCormick for annulment alleging a previous wife. McCormick is jailed in Goshen. They have a seven year old son. Walden Auto Club plans its annual smoker March 30 in Bradley Hall with noted speakers. New York Central orders fifteen all steel gasoline electric rail cars for Wallkill Valley lines within six months.
The price of coal at the mines has risen to one dollar a ton from fifty cents and retailers in Orange County are expected to announce a price cut to take effect on April 1.
Senator Baumes and Assembly member Hall introduce a bill authorizing Palisades Park Commission to swap lands in Orange County with properties owned by E Roland Harriman. The parcels are minor. aim is to straighten boundary lines.
The state has condemned the Sullivan County poor farm buildings and plans to erect new structures to replace them.
Louis Mercia, 35, of Hales Eddy, Delaware county, is under arrest charged with assaulting his thirteen year old daughter. A movement aims to incorporate five adjoining hamlets to form a city charter for the consolidated community. Peekskill is the largest village in the state with about 18 000 residents.
Andrew Dell, a well known Newburgh hotel man, marked his eightieth birthday last week with a large family reunion.
The Alfred Bedford farm on the Goshen road near Montgomery was sold to Alice C. and Anna D. Terboss who have sold their place to William Popp of Long Island. Possession is given April 1.
Mrs. William Kniffen died at her Unionville home Saturday night of cancer aged about 75. Survived by husband, brother James Babcock of Port Jervis and sister Mrs. Harriet Lodge of Atlantic City. Funeral held at 1 pm Wednesday at the house. Burial in Unionville Cemetery.
The Paughcaughnaughsinque Camp Fire Girls held a tree ceremony at Webb Horton Church Middletown last Friday evening. The Sewing and Bridge clubs met in Scotch Town with Mrs. Blumel hosting and Favors awarded to four players. Camp Fire Girls plan a play Mad Mad at the church chapel on March 31.
Henry Martin, who sold his Craigville station farm last fall to Charles Hussey of Long Island, has purchased it back and will take possession April 1. Mr Martin and family had been living in Newburgh. the Husseys plan to return to Long Island. Other items note Elmer Gray recovering from tonsillitis, Mrs Kane and children visiting Suffern, and funeral services for Harriet Woodhull.
Otisville March 24 Mrs L N 8 Rockwell visits Jersey City Miss Katherine Stanfield a student nurse spends a week vacation New York City Mrs C W Pinkham and Mrs H L Benton were Middletown visitors Royal Neighbors met at Mitchell Hall Tuesday evening following business games and refreshments by Miss Ethel Skinner Mrs Grace Giveans Mrs Ella Winter and Mrs Jennie Shand Walter Thompson spent Wednesday in Middletown
High View reports major construction plans this season. B Coopersmith has taken over the Dan family interests in Shawanga Lodge and intends to rebuild starting in about two weeks. Target completion mid July. Also, J Ratner and Mr Lanice of Overlook Place plan four bungalows, and Jason Gitnik tours Grand Mountain House and Sam Pagoda properties.
The Official Board of the Mr. Church will meet at the church parlors on Saturday evening at 5 30. Several matters of importance for consideration are on the agenda. The Baker estate sale was attended by many. Mrs Alfred Berger of Lake purchased the house for 3016 dollars. Miss Louise Simbra entertained a friend over the weekend.
Amity March meeting scheduled at Mrs C J Furman's home weather permitting with a luncheon at noon. William Furman has sold Edenville property including store building and adjoining dwelling to Seely S Everett with possession on the store April 15 and possible plans for the house to be announced.
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