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Newspaper
Florida Journal
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
4
The Monroe News and Notes lists an Office of the LAK and Region Reporter at Jesse Vance’s home. It notes papers are available for sale at McMonagie and Rogers Drug Store.
The Monroe branch met January 29 at the Oakland House in Monroe with 23 members. New officers include President Robert J. Hunter and Vice President Stephen D. Bull, plus secretary Nathaniel B. Rider and treasurer Jesse Bull. The group aims to reorganize and attract members, milk now sent to Oxford Depot creamery.
Theo dore Hunt Jr. nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Hunt of Hunts Mills near Newton died Sunday night at Franklin Hospital from internal injuries after his sled struck a telephone pole during a morning coasting run. Doctors Cole Greenfield and White attended. he is survived by his parents two younger sisters and is nephew of Mrs Robert Adams of Maple avenue.
Leopold A. Bernheimer receives one third of the residuary estate of his sister Rosie Bernheimer in probate proceedings filed in Surrogate's Court. Rosie Bernheimer died January 5 leaving an estate valued over $100,000.
Erwin Rudolph the world pocket billiard champion will play Or sino Lauri in a return match on a handicap of 1590 to 1200. The match opens at the Strand Academy on Monday afternoon with Rudolph’s title on the line.
Monroe town and the villages of Monroe and Harriman plan to petition the State Department of Health to form a consolidated health district with a salaried nurse. This would be the first such district in the area, aiming for implementation by July 1, with Charles E. Taylor of Middletown handling the legal work.
The annual Father and Son banquet for Monroe men and boys will be held Wednesday evening February 9. The Monroe Y M C A men’s committee decided the date at a meeting in Citizens Bank. Frank W. Relyea heads the banquet committee with W J Wag ner T F B Carpenter and Edwin Jones. Mrs. Wallace Welling leads the ladies’ supper committee. Open to all men and boys of Monroe and vicinity. Further announcements will follow.
James C. Anderson of Wantage township Sussex County N J dies in New York City January 5 leaving a will filed for probate. His wife Charlotte L. Anderson inherits the estate with trusts directing distributions to Englewood Hospital Linn Memorial Hospital Newton Trust Company and numerous individuals for the support of a cemetery and local historical society funds.
Chief Gilmore O. Bush of Tuxedo announces his candidacy for the sheriff nomination in Orange County for next fall. He has long been regarded as a potential candidate and now mobilizes supporters to secure the nomination and election. Other contenders have announced and the field remains unsettled as Bush and allies push for strong countywide backing.
The Peter Stuyvesant, a 268 foot Hudson River Day Line steamer, launched at Pusey Jones Wilmington yard. Sponsored by Katharine Olcott, it debuts May 20 with plate glass second deck for panoramic views and oil paintings by Herbert W. Faulkner.
Newburgh New York February 3 1930 Mrs Anna Shorter declines compensation offered by the Board of Education for injuries from a sidewalk slip in front of Grove Street School She says accepting money would breach civic loyalty though officials plan to ensure she receives funds to cover medical bills
The next meeting will take place Saturday afternoon February 26 at the home of Mrs. Frank Armstrong with Mrs. Harry Cox and Mrs. Armstrong acting as hostesses.
Newburgh council approved an $860000 Colden street improvement plan to widen the street, form a triangular park at Colden and South Water, and add a South Water plaza with parking for 70 to 80 cars, extending the Broad street park. The plan will go to a taxpayer election on Thursday February 24 following a 3 to 2 council vote, and follows a recent $100000 fire at the area.
E Roland Harriman owner Arden Homestead Stable Goshen buys Highland Scott 1 59 1 2 from Henry Oliver Pittsburgh joining Anna Bradford's Girl 1 59 1 4 in his stable. Highland Scott eligible to 2 10 class over half mile and 2 06 over mile tracks. Purchase price 15000. Stable transfers to Fayetteville North Carolina, with Harry Stokes hired to train and drive at Good Time Park Goshen.
Chief Gunners Mate Richa Jones oversees local cruising Station at State Army. Middletown youths Charles Altree Ward, 19, will take exam for elective school while Rehard Kenneth Watson, 21, will seek Radio school. Nine applications were rejected.
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