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Newspaper
Maybrook Enterprise
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
10
Office of the Lake Region Reporter at the home of Jesse Vance. Papers on sale at McMonagle and Rogers Drug Store.
A new canceling machine has been placed in Monroe post office to speed work. The office serves a wide area and delivery service may expand to city and rural routes soon. Local news includes sports travel, operator changes and residents traveling or visiting relatives.
State Troopers raided a Monroe crap game Sunday morning in a hallway to a doctor’s office on Main street. Six people were arrested and five men were fined ten dollars each after arraignment before Police Justice Gilbert Carpenter. One suspect was discharged.
February meeting of the B B C was held at Mrs Frank Vances home in Sugar Loaf. Thirty three members attended in the absence of the president Mrs A H Berger. Mrs Willard Van Duzer, vice president, conducted the meeting and five hundred was played. Hostesses were Mrs Van Duzer and Mrs Miles Stevens. Visitors included Mrs George Hawkins of Middletown and Mrs Alice Overton of Westtown visiting Spruce Knoll Farm. Abbie West visiting sister Mrs Joseph Predmore. Mrs Alfred Berger ill with tonsillitis.
Feb 10 report from Sugar Loaf notes Mrs. Ed Vance in Warwick Hospital for blood poisoning in her hand. A dinner for Washingtonville and Chester Branch Dairymen's League directors was held at the American House Chester, with Harry Bull and J G Pether in charge. Chester Grange met Tuesday with Mrs James Lawrence as lecturer. Mr and Mrs Herman Warnken drove from Rockville Centre. Mrs Agnes Stevens, improved, and Mrs Alfred Berger of Lake ill with tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Lewis Stanton and son Clyde visited Mrs Nelson in Middletown.
Albany February brief notes Assembly debate over a bill to grant Orange County Court jurisdiction in homicide cases. The measure, backed by Ninth District Supreme Court justices and Orange County judges, aims to relieve overburdened Ninth District justices by shifting certain homicide cases to Orange County.
Funeral for Ford Martin of Newton Avenue Sussex is held after illness. he is survived by wife two siblings including Floyd and Phebe Tuthill. Also notes Beemerville funeral at 2 on Friday led by Rev Hoffman and a Camp Fire Treasury $25 from Cyclone Sally play. Community dinner menu detailed for Thursday at Mr Church basement.
Beemerville farmer Linford Kinney aged 53 died after leaping from his milk truck into the path of a Sussex bound Lehigh and Hudson train at the Lewisburg grade crossing. The accident occurred Wednesday morning. had he stayed in the truck it is believed he would have survived with minor injuries. Kinney operated a Beemerville milk route until January 1 and left four surviving children including Miss Daisy Kinney and Grace Kinney.
Ford Martin of Sussex dies at home as relatives share updates from East Orange to Quarryville. Mrs Hack, mother of Charles Simons, formerly of Mt. Salem, died in Rochester. Mrs VanOrden injured by a fall. Dr Roy attends. W W Titsworth and Florenca Sanford wed in New York City. Various residents townbound for duties or hospital care.
High winds on Thursday night toppled a garage four feet from its foundation belonging to John Parkman. A large window shattered at Dick Brown’s Depot street home. Edwards Ellerman and Lens property chimneys collapsed on Borden Avenue. Will Weller is confined to his home with rheumatism. Graham's church clam chowder sale drew strong local attendance.
Supreme Court officials recognize Walter G. Brown for long service in the Ninth Judicial District. Brown began as Special Deputy County Clerk on April 1 1909, rose through a Civil Service exam to Search Clerk and Deputy County Clerk, and later served as Court Clerk. Clubs will host weekly Brownway events with Ralph J. Stewart as Master of Ceremonies.
Goshen court official Walter G Brown sees his annual pay rise to 4800 dollars after six years in the Ninth Judicial District post. The raise stems from unmet expense provisions and believes higher funds will cover costs. the May 16 1921 appointment date is noted.
Newburgh previews a new film hit McFadden's Plats starring Charle Murray and Chester Conklin at the Broadway Theatre this Thursday through Saturday. The comedy promises nonstop laughter with the duo making their first appearance together. A strong supporting bill follows. Next Monday to Wednesday Love's Greatest Mistake, a Paramount serial in Liberty Magazine, stars Evelyn Brent William Powell and James Hall, with Cabaret Nights on stage at all shows.
A feisty bill opens at the Academy of Music Newbury on Thursday headlined by Keith talent led by Mr and Mrs Norman Phillips and Norman Phillips with George White's Scandals. The program features Meyer Golden’s troupe Marjorie Rooney and her Four Step Brothers, Al and Lilian Weber with Packey Callanan, Adrienne Dori, and others in a bright revue. on screen The Nervous Wreck with Ford Haver Conklin.
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