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Newspaper
Florida Journal
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
6
Florida society notes record Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson hosting card night and local illnesses. Warwick items mention schooling, church activities, a golden anniversary celebration invitation, and a valentine social. Notable death and funeral details cover Mr Clark of Pompton Lake with survivors and service at the Florida Presbyterian Church.
Murtha and Moldenhauer of Chester will run their loading platform on the Port Jervis to New York City freight route this season with rates similar to last year. The Port Jervis line will not affect produce transport. Van Rompeye Trucking will operate a daily produce delivery schedule to city markets as in recent years. Both shippers and transporters anticipate a successful season and a high tariff on foreign produce entering New York market before shipping season. Anthony S. Yeuszix and son have secured the sub-tenure for aldehyde in local territory. Josephine Dumbrowski, Mrs. Stanley Dumbrowski’s young daughter, is critically ill with heart leakage. Anthony Rostin recovers from inflammatory rheumatism. Frank L. Lempka makes significant home alterations.
William H. McConnell of Pine Island wed Miss Edith Rome of Sussex New Jersey at the Westtown Methodist parsonage on a Saturday evening. Rev J J Wade performed the ceremony with Mrs Henry e Jr of Sussex accompanying the couple who plan to reside in Pine Island.
Florida scene reports returning relatives from the Elizabeth Sutta funeral. Rev. Stanley R. Evans leads a thirty member Boy Scout troop meeting weekly with plans for a reception at the March Men's Club. Notes on hospital stay for Igmatius Sicina and visits by Beherent, Wozniak, Sicina, Skelton families, and a newborn grandson of Captain G W Lappine.
William C. Clark died at his daughter Mrs. John Kintz residence in Florida on Thursday morning at age 2. If he had lived one more day he would have been eighty three.
Michael Kata aged 56 died at the county hospital after a two month diabetes illness. He had been a hospital patient only three days and was cared for at his nephew Albert W. Kata’s home. Born in Poland, he came to America thirteen years ago and lived in Passaic New Jersey before moving to Orange County three months ago. He is survived by three daughters in Poland, his nephew Albert W. Kata of Florida, and two nieces in Passaic. A requiem high mass was held Saturday at St Joseph's church for his repose.
The Goshen Dramatic Society presents the three act comedy Adam and Eva by Bolton and Middleton at Minisink Hall on February 11 and 12. Directed by Roland P. Smith of Middletown, the cast is forming into a first class production with wit and humor throughout.
Leslie A. Mapes has not yet appeared on the Goshen Theatre stage and will headline a two act program with engaging material. As an added attraction Gus White brings his Punch and Judy Show for Lincoln's Birthday February 12 at 2 30 pm. Reserved seat charts for Adam and Eva available at Scott's drug store with no extra charge for seats.
Goshen colts are entered in the 1928 Hambletonian Stak e races. In the second stake 52 colts are listed including Chestnut Pluto Noble Lady Good Time Stable Peter Gay and Nescopee. In the third stake 176 colts are paid to date including Good Time Stable Lexington Maid Cita Worthy Grace Dickerson Kate Reynolds Linnet the Great Arden Homestead and Nancy Allison.
Arthur Catfish Bunn, 40, of Mahwah New Jersey, accused of fatally injuring his sweetheart Lillian Davis, 31, was killed when police returned fire at a Mahwah home after he opened fire on officers. Detectives and a patrolman surrounded the residence following a tip from Joseph Brown.
Leslie A. Mapes of Palisade New Jersey has been promoted to superintendent of the Horton Ice Cream Company 125th branch in just city after six years with the firm He is a native of Orange County born on his father L H Mapes Howells farm and attended local schools and Cornell University.
The man began in ice cream manufacture and six years ago left the city to join the Horton Company. He started at the bottom and rapidly rose to a top position, demonstrating untiring effort and steady advancement.
Middletown Chapter of the American Red Cross issues a statement urging World War I veterans to convert their war service records into eligible benefits and services. The appeal emphasizes filing with appropriate veterans bureaus and securing entitlements.
The United States Veterans Bureau and the Red Cross warn veterans to convert their policies by July 2 to avoid losing about thirty billion dollars in lapse policies. Over 4,000,000 people are affected as many have not converted yet. Seven government converted insurance forms exist including ordinary life and endowment plans.
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