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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
12
Chester News summaries a rapid school expansion, junior Epworth League activities, and a monthly party with Lester Parker's birthday celebrated with cake and candles. Rev J E Appleby and spouse drove to Fish's Eddy and spent Tuesday.
Mrs. Wil son Reed entertained a card club and multiple neighbors with prizes awarded to Mrs. Andrew Littell of Warwick and consolation to Mrs. Iran Fitzgerald. Local movers include Parker in the old Bert Wilkins shop apartment above the Post Office.
Westtown March report lists Miss Helen Drake from New York City as a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Drake at the Knolls. Guests Irvy Myers of Paterson and Miss Hattie Knapp of Paterson, plus Moses Myers of Carbondale and other locals, are mentioned with social visits and gifts. The Presbyterian missionary meeting at Mrs. F. B. Graham's home reports quota completion and an ongoing program on Foreigners in America. officers elected include Mrs. Frank Anderson and Mrs. H Albert Horton among others.
Local village notes include Pine Bush preparing for a Saturday game with Walden. March 24 items report Miss Alice Biederman visiting family in the village, bus driver Walter Schorer ill, and church activities about America’s melting pots and prayers. Community events list a July fair and a Home Talent play Sun shine by the Parent Teacher Association Friday night.
Ellenville defines a $300 award to Meyer Golinsky against Frank De Luca as excessive and reduces it to $208. A $409.25 damages award for Golinsky’s auto loss remains. Attorneys have 10 days to file stipulation for further reduction to $208 with Ulster County Clerk. judge’s ruling follows a July collision near Goshen involving Golinsky’s Pierce Arrow and De Luca’s Mack truck.
Otisville residents share weekend theater outings and family visits. Mrs Frank Robbins visits Beacon while Mrs Bratee from Beacon stays with the Robbins in Otisville. Ed Coleman and M Denehan attend the State Theatre program, with Bob Prydy visiting from New York City. Mary Coleman and Frances Seymour travel to Port Jervis. Anna Houston visits the Brinello home in Otisville.
Evan gelist Dow arrived from Florida and preached his first sermon in the M and Church to a large appreciative audience. The Women’s Benefit Association attended in a body before a social in their lodge rooms. Local residents and visitors were noted, with maple sugar industry starting in the area and several guests visiting Liberty and Middletown households.
Mrs. Jessie Bogardus of Dumont N J returned to finish removing furniture after selling property to Harold Wilkins. A social and business Sewing Club meeting followed by refreshments. Milk agents Terwilliger and Wakefield expand routes through Ridgewood Glen Rock and Ho Ho Kus. Otisville visitors and Camp Fire Girls events noted as weekend activity.
The Erie Rail Bus scheduled to depart Crawford Branch for Middletown at 4 38 p m was disabled near Pine Bush on Thursday afternoon. An Erie locomotive towed it in, and service resumed around six o clock. Nearby residents noted improving mud and ongoing farm work opposite the parsonage as trees are trimmed and wood is prepared.
Glenwood residents share family visits and weekend trips as Mr and Mrs William Titus and daughter from Dover spent Sunday with George Titus. D M Welch of Weehawken visited R J Rhodes. Edith Vance and Edwin Sises visited Florida relatives. Re v W T Wiggins of Philadelphia spent the week end here.
March notes show Walker Valley residents sending and receiving cards from friends in Panama. Local visits include Burguson family from Valley Stream and George Rose from Pine Bush. Evans heads to Middletown sanitorium for another operation. others visit relatives and travel to Liberty and Maryland.
Circleville March 24 Ken neth and Curtis Johnston of Brooklyn visited the Johnston home for the weekend. Mrs. Seymour Masten of Englewood brought her father William T. Doty a birthday cake with eighty candles. A power outage affected the town and local activities.
In Durlandville on March 24 the rush to plant early crops slowed due to poor weather after prior good conditions. Some growers have planted lettuce and sash celery, while Frank Morgiewicz has begun building a residence at Mt Eve. John Stankiewicz of Big Island is hospitalized in Warwick General with blood poisoning from a finger splinter. his condition is critical.
Harold L Benton Agency Otisville New York advertises versatile auctioneering for cattle farms homes and equipment with no distance charge and free consultation. It claims experience in selling and securing good prices and offers to talk matters over by phone.
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