Fit for all: York specialists offer priced women’s fits
Local shop advertises dress fittings for women with emphasis on affordable prices. Mentions names likely of tailoring or boutique providers and a focus on classic, reliable service.
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Newspaper
Florida Journal
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
6
Local shop advertises dress fittings for women with emphasis on affordable prices. Mentions names likely of tailoring or boutique providers and a focus on classic, reliable service.
Sussex New Jersey residents hear that the Presbyterian church plans an all male supper on January 13 in the church dining room. The event is organized by church men and will be prepared and served by men only for friends and neighbors in the community.
Fire on Colden Street in Newburgh broke into flames at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Firemen quickly doused the blaze, and Fire Chief William Nixon said such blazes were expected and may recur in the coming days.
Papers are on sale at the Chester Press office at Plate's news stand and at Hyatt Brothers Store. Availability announced for readers to obtain current editions.
Patrick J Golden of Woodhaven New York died Thursday after a brief pneumonia illness. He led Greenpoint Brooklyn fire department for years and married Chester native Mary McGrath. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Kitty and Gladys.
Chester high notes report weekly tests underway with Regents week looming and Mr Garwood addressing students about exams. Alumni attend George's Preparatory and local pupils recover from mumps while a girls basketball loss to Goshen 14 to 9 and boys 27 to 26 is noted.
A Dutchess County jury in Poughkeepsie convicted Anthony Micieli alias Tony Bruno of maintaining a disreputable house near Howells in Orange County. He was sentenced by Justice A. Tompkins to one year in Westchester penitentiary and fined $250, or two years more if unpaid. Abduction charges remain. Two Middletown youths implicated Bruno’s roadhouse, with testimony tying Jennie Green Mattison to the case.
The Chester couple Mr. and Mrs. Ford House marked their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a social gathering. Nine hundred five tables of play were enjoyed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Clarence Brown and Mrs. Ira Fitzgerald among others.
The Warwick Board of Trade will hold its annual smoker at Grange Hall on January 20. Ed Mund Faulkner of Middletown will speak. Officers will be elected.
Anna Belle Heights and her brother lost control of a sleigh in Harriman and hit a parked truck owned by Arthur Dally. Anna Belle suffered a slight skull fracture and facial injuries, while another brother Vincent was unhurt. The report also notes local obituaries, club notices, and a school dinner event.
The Chevrolet of Thomas Howlings of Aoosa Gap went off the Bloomingburg Middletown highway at noon Saturday near The Willows. It struck a telephone pole and a tree and was badly wrecked. Howlings was extracted by Paul Rouis of Bloomingburg and others, then towed to Bloomingburg, with no injuries reported.
B F Keith vaudeville returns to the Academy of Music Newburgh on Thursday Friday and Saturday with Frankie Kelcey in All Aboard a musical farce in three scenes Hanser and the Burton Sisters The Magic Man and the Musical Maids The Substitute with Frank Burt and Myrtle Rosedale lis White screen comedy with Conrad Nagle and Edith Roberts Next week another bill arrives with Exit Smiling on the screen starring Jack Pickford Beatrice Lille and the Broadway hit Oh Please.
Broadway Photoplay of New York showing Thursday to Saturday features the Paramount drama with an outstanding cast including Ricardo Cortez Lois Wilson William Powell Estelle Taylor and Norman Trevor. Next week Harold Lloyd in The Kid Brother headlines the theater with a new comedy praised as his greatest effort.
Police Chief A L Beattie of Greenwood Lake and his family are on a three week automobile trip south. Constable Harold Conkling serves as acting police chief during the chief is absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott marked their fiftieth anniversary while Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scott observed their fifth at the Scott home in Walkers Valley. Guests including all Scott children enjoyed a roast goose dinner, music, and reminiscences.
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