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Newspaper
Maybrook Enterprise
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
3
The Florida Journal announces its village office is available at E. A. Allen's News Store on Main Street. The notice invites readers to visit for subscriptions and local updates.
Florida items record Mr and Mrs Hobart Anderson hosting card party guests such as Master James Sturr and Dorothy Sturr. Socials include a Christian Endeavor program at the Presbyterian church with sixty attendees and performances by Ruth Wood and Martha Arnot. The Galdeo wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs G F Jayne is planned for February 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs J Roe. The community notes a February 22 Washington’s Birthday supper hosted by Miss Elizabeth Kerrick and other notices for the loss of Mr Clark and obituaries detailing surviving relatives, funeral arrangements, and interment plans in Florida and nearby Pompton Lakes New Jersey.
Murtha and Moldennauer of Cs ter will run a loading platform between Port Jervis and New York City this season with transport rates near last year. The Van Rowneve Trucking Co will operate a daily produce shipment to city markets. Shippers anticipate a high tariff on New York shipments before shipping season begins. Local health and business notes include illnesses and renovations of residents and shops.
William H. McConnell of Pine Island and Miss Edith Rome of Sussex were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage in Westtown. Rev J. J. Wade officiated, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rome Jr. as attendants. The couple will reside in Pine Island. The issue notes church activities and a missionary society meeting later in the week.
Residents attend funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Sajta and return home. The Boy Scouts led by Rev Stanley Ro Evans show steady progress with thirty active members and Thursday meetings in the firmen room at seven. A reception for the troop is planned for the March Men’s Club meeting. Also notes on hospital stay for Izimativ Sieing and visits by local residents and relatives.
William C Clark died at his daughter Mi Subs f Cintz home in Florida on Thursday at age 82. The record notes he would have been 83 on his next birthday. The obituary provides scant details beyond the place and age.
Michael Kata aged 56 died Thursday evening at the county hospital after a two month diabetes illness. He had been a patient for three days and had been cared for at the home of his nephew Albert W. Kata in Florida. He was born in Palate and came to America thirteen years ago living in Passaic New Jersey before moving to Orange County three months ago. He is survived by three daughters in Poland, a nephew Albert W. Kata of Florida, and two nieces Anna and Mary Kata of Passaic. The funeral was Saturday at St Joseph's church with a requiem high mass.
The Goshen Theatre plans a first time production with a Punch and Judy show by Gus White on Lincoln's Birthday February 12 at 2 30 pm. Reserved seats priced without extra charge available at Scott's Drug Store.
Goshen horses enter the second and third Hambletonian stakes for 1928. In the second race 52 colts are listed including Chestnut Pluto Noble Lady Good Time Stable Peter Gay Nescopee and Arden Homestead colt Peter Vole. The third stake already shows 176 colts with entries Good Time Stable Lexington Maid Peter Volo Cita Worthy Grace Dickerson Kate Reynolds Linnet the Great Arden Homestead Dexter B The Nation Nancy Allison.
Arthur Catfish Buns, a Mahwah fugitive wanted for murdering Lillian Davis, was killed in a confrontation with police at 54 Benson Street. Detectives and a patrolman surrounded the house after leading information from Joseph Brown. Buns fired first. police returned fire and found him dead with a pistol wound.
Leslie A. Mapes of Palisade New Jersey has been promoted to the orientendency of Horton Ice Cream Company's 125th branch. A native of Orange County he was born on his father L H Mapes’s farm near Howells and studied in local schools and at Cornell before joining Grange County Cream Company.
Middletown Chapter of the American Red Cross calls on veterans of the World War to convert their war service into eligible benefits or recognition. The statement emphasizes filing or presenting records to secure potential support and enduring attention to veteran needs.
The United States Veterans Bureau and the Red Cross warn veterans to convert policies by July 2 to avoid lapse. About 4 million policyholders face loss of benefits. seven government plans exist including ordinary life, twenty pay, thirty pay, and endowment options.
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