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Newspaper

Florida Journal

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1927

Page

6

Mintyres In China Safe Says Mrs McIntyre

Mrs Gertrude Jordan McIntyre writes from Shanghai that she and her husband Lt Cmdr Earl A McIntyre and their two sons Andrew and Jordan are safe aboard the S S Villalobos on Asiatic duty. The family fled Canton and settled at the Astor in Shanghai while the vessel patrols the Yangtze Kiang. The letter, dated January 27, notes no personal danger beyond travel inconvenience and mentions possible plans for Seattle or the Philippines.

Horrow Earl A. McIntyre Gertrude Jordan Middletown Shanghai McIntyre S. S. Villalobos United States Hankow Changsha

Hudson Transit Plans New Bus Line in Newburgh

The Hudson Transit Corp. seeks a certificate of convenience and necessity to run a new Newburgh to Walden route via South Plank Road and Orange Lake. The line would not start for about two years. existing service to Walden via Scott's Corners will continue until then.

Hudson Transit Corporation Newburgh Bus Transportation Company Public Service Commission Albany Newburgh Walden South Plank Road Orange Lake Scott’s Corners

Harriman Presented Statuette by Middletown Scouts

In appreciation of his work for the Boy Scouts of Orange County six Eagle Scouts from Middletown presented a statuette to FE Harrien, president of the County Scout Council, at a Chamber of Commerce reception. Harold Fisher of Troop 8 Middletown made the presentation with brief remarks. Also named were Stanley Seeley and William Schrade from Troop 2 and Troop 9 members Storey Chappell Floyd Cook Edward Allen. The statuette was purchased by the Eagle Scouts.

Boy Scouts of Orange County Chamber of Commerce Mitchellip Roland Harrien County Scout Council Harold Fisher Middletown Stanley Seeley William Schrade Storey Chappell Floyd Cook Edward Allen Eagle Scouts

Judge Wiggins Sequences Probationers in Orange County Jail

County Judge Russell Wiggins sentenced three probation violators to two months in Orange County jail after revoking their suspended sentences. Richard Smith of Circleville Henry Warren of Middletown and James Judson of Highland Mills faced two months behind bars. The judge condemned excuses and warned future noncompliance.

Russell Wiggins Orange County Richard Smith Circleville Henry Warren A. D Middletown James Judson Highland Mills

Abandonment case heard in children's court

A defendant at 4 Union Street was arraigned August 6 1926 and pleaded guilty to abandonment in a children’s court. He was ordered to pay 6 dollars weekly. probation reports show initial payments then excuses while buying a truck despite 176 dollars in arrears. J Allen Ballman counsel for Warren noted a verbal divorce agreement with the wife who obtained a Michigan decree and left the city with her mother. The court heard a suggestion Warren pay 19 dollars weekly until arrears are cleared if the child benefits. Handerson said the child is well fed and housed. Similar action was taken in Smith’s case. James Judson of Highland Mills paid 5 dollars weekly for a year then stopped, claiming no road work. Probation records show a brief leniency then discovery of 4 dollar daily earnings with over 100 dollars arrears. Under pressure Judson borrowed the arrears from his father and paid up but remains 105 dollars in arrears and had not repaid borrowed funds from another party.

Villalobos Hankow McIntyre Seattle Philippines Oriental Gateway United States Waterman Shanghai Jiffin Rainey S. Taylor Middletown MacIntyres Richard Smith Wallkill William A. Handerson Wiggins Franklin Street Smith Tarrytown Herbert B. Royce Taylor & Royco Mr. Handerson Union Street J. Allen Ballman Warren Michigan Cily Davis Mason Avenue Binghamton Handerson James Judson Highland Mills Judson

Aged nurse wins case against local estate

In Goshen Supreme Court, Mrs. Jane Powell of Middletown won a verdict Friday afternoon against F. Edson Coleman as executor of Harriet A. Milligan of this city. The jury awarded Powell $650 on a $1,740 claim. Attorney Pery R. Buttenheim voiced dissatisfaction, but Justice Seeger praised the clear liability evidence.

Jane Powell Middletown F. Edson Coleman Harriet A. Milligan Supreme Court Goshen Pery R. Buttenheim Justice Seeger

Noted School Worker Dies in Monroe

Orville Eichenberg 76 resigning district school superintendent last August died Thursday morning at his home on Brooks Avenue Monroe following a relapse. In 64 years in education he taught at multiple schools and served as Monroe High principal 25 years and state supervisor district head 15 years. He was born in 1851 at Phillipsport New York and leaves a wife two sons a grandson and two sisters. Funeral held Sunday at 2 PM at his home with pallbearers, burial in Cemetery of the Highlands.

Orville Eichenberg Brooks Avenue Monroe Roosevelt Hospital New York Eichenberg Orange County Supervisory District Monroe High School Falisburg Pine Bush Harriman Mr. Eichenberg Phillipsport N. Y Abram Mary Jane Eichenberg Fort Edward Pennington N. J Monroe M. E Standard Lodge Julia Bodine Ernest F Arthur Eichenberg Francis Eichenberg James Hoyt Charles Caldwell Stamford the Highlands

Thompson-Youngs Marriage at Trinity Church New York

Dr Henry Youngs and Miss Phebe Adaline Thompsong daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilmot Thompson of Goshen were married Wednesday at Trinity Church New York City.

Thompson—Youngs Henry Youngs Phebe Adaline Thompsong Wilmot Thompson Goshen

Monroe Teams Sweep Goshen in Friday Basketball

Monroe High School boys beat Goshen 21 to 12 and the Monroe girls won 31 to 19 at Monroe. The results tie the Monroe and Tuxedo boys for the county section while the Tuxedo girls claim the championship.

Monroe Monroe High School Goshen High School Tuxedo

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