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Newspaper
Florida Journal
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
7
Governor Smith reiterates recommendations to cut payroll and grant service permission to review personnel. He plans further messages to the legislature if needed and notes no new subjects this year. The focus remains on reducing state payroll while preserving essential governance.
The article reports Governor Smith advocating a four year governor term and a revised constitutional amendment to align state elections in an off year. He proposes county consolidation, local utilities control, and water power study while pressing to veto any salary grabs and urging postal duty on municipal public works. The piece also covers anti tuberculosis campaigns and public health efforts across Orange County with extensive local participation and funds raised through Christmas Seals.
A Satterly family reunion occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs P M Satterly on New Year’s Day in Meadow Brook. Visitors included Lloyd Adams of West Point and Ellen McCabe of Haverstraw. Dr Tibbetts of Cornwall preached at Bethlehem Church, and a Bethlehem trustees meeting was set for January 8 at 7 30 PM at James J Cooper’s home. Clarence Earl and family visited Theron Wright in Monroe.
The Good Time 500 Club met at Mrs. D. W. Hock’s home in New Hampton on Wednesday evening. Women’s awards went to Mrs. William Mabee for first, Mrs. A. J. Townsend for second, and Mrs. Eg. A. Doremus for consolation. Men’s first prize went to A. J. Townsend, with William Mabee second and H. Sty for consolation. Refreshments were served. Schools reopened Monday after two weeks of vacation.
Fine Bush January 6. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed in Graham's Church at 11 o'clock Sunday January 9 Preparatory services will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs William Wilsham The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the home of the president Mrs S J Andersay Thursday afternoon January 6 at 2 30 o'clock Mr and Mrs J W Baek and nephew Wesley will leave Wednesday for Virginia for the remainder of winter Miss Grace Crawford of Middletown spent part of the half day vacation visiting her sister Miss Evelyn Crawford at the home of Mr and Mrs Edmund east Pine Bush
The Kingston post office processed 275000 pieces of mail during the Christmas rush, up 30000 from 1925. Kingston city tax rate fixed at 37.72 dollars per thousand, slightly lower than last year.
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