Highland Mills Personal News Highlights Local Paths
Mrs Charles Sutherland visited Passaic New Jersey to see son Daniel Sutherland recovering from a serious operation. George Blanchard and daughter Doris stayed with the Frosts in Highland Mills. Robert Lent and Elbridge T. Smith recover from illness and confinement. Myrtle Earl stays with her parents in Woodbury Falls while relatives winter in Florida. Sheriff Henry Hull returns from a Florida trip. Highland Mills pupils take elementary regents at Central Valley with thirteen of fifteen passing. Albert Brundage and Nellie Carroll welcome a daughter born January 30 at Goshen Emergency Hospital. Henry Hein recovers from ptomaine poisoning and Frank Cromwell recovers from grip. Mrs Sherman Renne assists in care for Mrs Louise Florance and daughter Sadie Cromwell.
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Highland Mills
Ffeb
Charles Sutherland
Passaic N. J
Daniel Sutherland
George Blanchard
Doris
Hackensack
N. J
W. E Frost
Robert Lent
J. W. Pilkerton
Ellert and Willson
Central Valley
Grip
Myrtle Earl
Gilbert Earl
Woodbury Falls
Florida
Henry Hull
St. Petersburg
Fla
Albert Brundage
Washingtonville
Goshen
Brundage
Nellie Carroll
Henry Hein
Frank Cromwell
Sherman Renne
Louise Florance
Sadie Cromwell
Wife of West Point Officer Dies in Yonkers
Mrs Tolley D Joiner wife of Captain Joiner of the detachment of military police at West Point died Monday of pneumonia in the Sloane Hospital Yonkers reported in Newburgh She is survived by her husband and a daughter born a week ago formerly Gertrude Moore of Newburgh Funeral to be held in Yonkers with her parents residing there
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Tolley D. Joiner
Captain Joiner
Military Police
West Point
Sloane Hospital
Yonkers
Newburgh
Joiner
Gertrude Moore
Reverend James V. Chalmers Dies at 81 in Poughkeepsie
The Rev. James Valentine Chalmers, rector of St. Pauls Church in Poughkeepsie, an Episcopal clergyman, died Tuesday at age 81. He was known for long service and leadership in the local church community.
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J. W. Chalmers
James Valentine Chalmers
St. Paul’s Churcch
Poughkeepsie
Public Dance At Mechanics Hall Next Saturday
A public dance is planned for Mechanics hall on Saturday evening February 5. The item notes social visits by local residents including Beatrice Long, Hazel Long, Frances Johnston, James Seaman, and Arthur Quinlan, plus various family updates and local courtesy news from Salisbury Mills.
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Salisbury Mills
Beatrice
Hazel Longlaw
Frances Johnston
James Seaman
Arthur Quinlan
James Casey
Washingtonville
Charles
E. N. O’dell
Paterson
N. J
John O’del
Willis Seaman
Fred Seaman
Wyoming
Delaware
Herbert Rowell
Ticonderoga
Peter Longlaw
George McKneally
Newburgh
Joseph Kennedy
William Slater
Charles Barlow
Margaret
Chester Garrabrant
James Martin
William Ganquie
George Williams
Mechanics Hall
Thomas Quinlan, Jr
Ridgewood
Louis Ganquie
News and Notes from Oxford Depot
Nat Hall visited Walden. Miss Mary Witson of Monroe visits sister Mrs. Leach. James Kerr of Monroe stopped by town. he works in Middletown after selling his Monroe shoe business. Local youths attended a basketball game at Tuxedo Saturday night. Frank Mapes and crew cut ice on Ralph Durland’s pond for the Broden ice house. Florence Toddings hosted several schoolmates last Saturday. Bad weather prevented Sun day services by Mr and Miss Schluengen from Richfield Park, N J.
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Oxford Depot
Nat Hall
Walden
Mary Witson
Monroe
Leach
James Kerr
Kerr
Middletown
Tuxedo
Frank Mapes
Ralph Durland
Broden
Florence Toddings
Miss Schluengen
Richfield Park
N. J
Bloomingburg
H. D. Chace
van Benschoten Brothers
Circleville
Stoneleigh
Carmel
Alonzo Morgans
Fair Oaks
South Street
Pearl Simpson
Harvey York
Cr. W. Gillen
George van Order
Jacob Schmid
Pellett’s Island
C. W. Gillen
Thomas Howlings
Roosa Gap
Kenneth Yearence
R. O. Beakes
Edna Gillen
Big Year for Highland Mills Library Report
Highland Mills library reports a highly successful year with total circulation 4880. Juvenile fiction 2406, juvenile non fiction 44, adult fiction 232, adult non fiction 106. New readers 32, books donated 184. Total revenue 28795 dollars including 11490 from six benefits 1850 from three paper collections and 2055 donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Mills
Library Committee
TVs Girls Club Recital Set At Methodist Church
Central Valley reports a Friday evening recital by the TVs girls club at the Methodist church. Readings by Mrs Sterling B Pugh headline a program that also includes a short one act play and vocal and piano solos by club members. A silver offering will be taken.
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Central Valley
T.v.’S
Methodist Church
Sterling B. Pugh
Richards Recovering After Illness Delays Return
Vincent Richards, professional tennis star, is recovering from a low mood after jaundice. A medical examination announced he will not require surgery and cannot play for two months.
Central Valley Woman Benefits From Miss Johnson Will
New York February 8 Miss Nanna Bigler of Central Valley New York will receive one half of the residuary estate left by Miss Florence M Johnson after the death of Miss Johnsons brother Walter J Johnson of Newark who holds a life interest The estate valued at about 6000000 is divided equally between Nanna Bigler and Katherine Johnson of Newark once the life interest ends.
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New York
Nann Bigter
Central Valley
Florence M. Johnson
Miss Johnson
Walter J. Johnson
Newark
Nanna Bigler
Katherine Johnson
Johnson
Cars Crash At Fair Oaks
Slippery roads caused a Saturday morning accident when a Wilbur and Wilbur truck from Middletown failed to stop below Fair Oaks and struck Fred Weld’s car. Weld’s vehicle suffered bent fenders and an axle. the driver was not aboard.
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Fair Oaks
Wilbur & Wilbur
Middletown
Fred Weld
L. A Wallace
Weld
Wilbur
Crime Wave Not Reaching Goshen in January
January monthly report by Police Justice Merritt shows Goshen saw only four arrests, two for intoxication. Two jailed, one sentence suspended, one fined. February opening brings William O'Brien of New York, arrested for intoxication en route to Port Jervis, jailed with sentence suspended to allow departure.
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Goshen
H. B. Merritt
William O’brien
New York
Port Jervis
Samuel van Gelder
Merritt
Basketball interest surges nationwide amid growing crowds and strong teams
In early February 1927, New York reports note rising basketball enthusiasm across regions from Athens Georgia where Georgia Tech edged Georgia by one in overtime to major midwestern showings. Princeton leads the eastern league after beating Pennsylvania Yale and Columbia, while Michigan and Indiana vie for Big Ten top honors as the sport expands beyond its winter base.
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New York
Middle West
South
Athens
Georgia Tech
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Midlands
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Yale
Columbia
Nassau
Penn
Michigan
Wolverine
University of Indiana
Indiana
France moves to stop selling national art abroad
Deputy Auriol in the Chamber proposes a bill to prevent sale of France’s historic churches and antique art to foreign buyers, especially U.S. museums. He cites losses to American institutions and private collections, notes examples in New York Chicago and Minneapolis, and urges an inventory to stop export of catalogued treasures.
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Paul Scott Mowrer
Paris
Heiary Aurio
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Auriol
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Chicago Museum
France
I Auriol
Fine Arts Commission
Montgomery Boy May Lose an Eye
Richard McPhillips, 13, of Montgomery, may lose the sight in one eye due to injuries. His parents, Mr and Mrs William McPhillips Sr, appeal for medical attention and care.
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Montgomery
Richard
William McPhillips, Sr
Eye Injured by Pin During Play in Newburgh
An eight year old threw a pin at an older boy during a game in Newburgh. The pin struck the eye and imperiled the eyeball. Richard remains at St. Luke Hospital under Dr. Milton A. McQuaid, with hopes fading that the eye can be saved.
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Richard
St. Luke Hospital
Newburgh
Milton A. McQquaid
Westbrookville Five Challenge to Middletown Rival Games
The Westbrookville Five filed a legal challenge to base teams for games either at Brookville or at the rival's venue. Booking requests should be sent to Kenneth Briard in Westbrookville, N.
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Westbrookville Five
Middletown
The
Vicnity
Brookville
Kenneth Briard
Westbrookville
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Hudson Counties
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Newburgh, N. Y
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Princeton's Drive
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