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Newspaper
Florida Journal
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
5
Chester authorities search for person responsible after 19 dogs were poisoned in the city. Police urge anyone with information to come forward as investigators collect evidence and review surveillance.
At the home of Jesse Vance papers are on sale at McMonagie and Rogers Drug Store.
At the March monthly meeting of the Ambasha Pire Company in Main Street Rooms much discussion occurred over rubber coats and boots for local trucks. Frank Reed, Charles Brooks and Raymond Steele were appointed to audit the company books before the next annual meeting. Bruce Kniffin was elected as a new member. About twenty five members attended. Also noted: stag supper and card party by Monroe Council Jr. O. nv. A. M. 108 on Thursday March 2 with supper at 6:20. The Senior Class of Monroe High School plans a minstrel show for Friday and Saturday at the Monroe Community House. George Reeach, practicing law in Middletown, visited Monroe over the weekend. A resident of Middletown, Sly of Monroe, attended a card party in Odd Fellows Hall. A supper with bridge, 500 and pinochle followed. Early Saturday a fire whistle sounded after A Orabella of Oakland Avenue’s car burned before firefighters arrived. Surrogate Elwood C. Smith of Newburgh visited town Saturday. Edson P. Smith and Charles Smith of Monroe are confined to bed with a severe cold. Miss Alice Nash nurses them. William Leese, operated on for appendicitis in Goshen Emergency Hospital, is recovering.
In Monroe, Troop One of the Monroe Boy Scouts met at the Celeryation room Eight with about twenty five members present. Rev. Austin, pastor of the Monroe M E church, gave a talk on notable men who were scouts. Scoutmaster Ray Steele presided, and the troop carried out its usual routine.
Mrs Minnie E York was appointed administratrix of the Minnie E Morgan estate in Wallkill. The estate valued about 9000 dollars includes a Wallkill farm and a two family house with land in Middletown. Dorothy Brown reports Eric found a live potato bug in the garden last week, seen as a sign of spring.
A testimonial dinner in Flatbush honors Captain Johnston who saved Baby Hilda Kern in 1895. Hilda, now Mrs. Wennin, writes to invite him to visit her Brooklyn home and meet her family. Johnston retires in Monroe Orange County after a storied twenty thousand fire duties and later rescues in 1895 1895 1907.
Grand jurors convened in Monticello for the March term with about 300 in attendance and no indictments expected. Lena Shaptro, accused of perjury, faced confinement as the session ended the shortest Budlvan county grand jury run on record. William Manion of Liberty served as foreman while a writ of habeas corpus brought Hen ry Hendrickson before the court over custody of his three children, amid divorce and support actions.
Store invites shoppers to enjoy new season arrivals as winter fades. Dresses coats and millinery fill the racks with fresh items for everyday wear and style. Visitors are welcomed to browse and feel at home.
The department offers silk to the top stockings at $1.50 with an array of new shades including moonlight fresh atmosphere sand blush illusion rose taupe pecan and sombrero. Easter prep urged as frocks from Cudl?doon Jersey and rayon jersey coats appear. Wide suede belts with two buckles and bright colors highlighted.
A decorative box holds a square bottle of bath salts and a jar of pemeer along with a velour display in varied colors and a selection of exquisite scents. A special value is noted.
A notice promotes La Moée Beauty Shoppe at 2049 Tompkins' New Annex Second Floor. It claims the shop offers modern services with the finest operators in the state for cuts, bobs, shampoos, and Marcel treatments.
The Infants' Shop on the second floor introduces two new lines priced at $2.25. Boys' suits in muddy and button-on Peggy cloth and chambray feature blue and tan colors with hand work. Little girls' Current Pantie Dresses shape to the leg without binding. Sizes 2 to 6.
Advertises fine old English flax paper in white with large premium envelopes. Envelopes come in boxes of 50 for 50 cents and matching paper in a pound box at 50 cents per box. 8 1 2 by 5 inch sheets. Buy early before stock runs out.
The article markets calf skin handbags in varied grains including alligator and lizard, with two-tone plain colors and new zipper fastenings. It also notes double frame options and back strap designs, urging early year Easter purchases alongside coordinating floral accessories for outfits. The text promotes flowers for occasions and fashionable dress accents in silk velvets and organdie.
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