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Newspaper
Maybrook Enterprise
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
2
News item notes the Florida Village Office advertised at E A Allens News Store on Main Street Florida. Local readers are directed to visit the Florida Journal office for notices and information, highlighting a village community hub and small-town commerce.
Florida January 6 reports the feast of St John the Evangelist celebrated at St John’s Church Goshen with the blessing of a new statue presented by Ars Matthew Ryng in memory of her daughter Aiis. Willan Horn. Monsignor Nowak led the mass and sermon on parish history marking the ninth anniversary of the parish. Followed by club meeting and local notices.
Norman J Lawson of Central Valley was chosen Grand Tall Cedar by Tall Cedars of Lebanon in Warwick on a recent Thursday election. Harry L Stanley received a past Grand Tall Cedar jewel. District rep William J Littell installed officers Chauncey Conklin and Kennei Courter named senior and junior deputies, with officers including Idwan M Strong treasurer and Harry M Littell scribe.
Warwick Jan 3 Paul R Buss son of Mr and Mrs Harry Buss of West Street Warwick sustained severe cuts to the face and a neck injury after colliding with a barbed wire fence during a coasting party with friends at Ruth Walton’s home They were descending a hill when a lantern on a fence post caused confusion leading to the crash He was taken to Warwick Hospital where initial fears of eye damage gave way to cautious recovery prospects
Durlandville hosts a clay bird shoot on Delan's field drawing many spectators. Prizes awarded to Rudolph Havranek Gus Havianek Henry Maly Charles Maly Fred Giless Volic Novicki and others from Durlandville Florida and nearby towns.
Warwick January report details Warwick Lodge 544 F and A M installing officers after their annual election. Officers include W M Leland R Chamberlain, W Clifford L Haight, J W Ernest Wadeson, Treasurer William H Sayer, Secretary Edwin M Strong, and others with Chaplains Rev James Bristow and Rev Stanley R Evans. Also notes engagement of Mary Elizabeth Feagles to Edgar Miller Layton and social events at Warwick Hospital and local high school graduates.
Wood of Warwick sells bungalow on Belmar Court to the Misses Lang. Misses Florence and Ueien Fuller return from a four week visit with Mrs. Levis Scheeven of Butler. H W KroZero rs rent Mrs. Vanner Voort home for winter. Charles Shirey Sr and Leslie Weeden visit. Weeden to become chief accountant at American Hard Rubber Co factory C in College Point New York. Week of prayer planned with night services except Saturday. Goshen Masonic Five vs L A Cardinals at VMC. Grange’s New Year’s Hoe a success with Smith’s orchestra. High School seniors host a Grange Hall dance Friday. Fort Hall tramblers provide music. invitation at door.
A state notice lists 286 motor vehicle licenses revoked or suspended during the week ending December 28. Names include Willard Gartinghouse of Maybrook for drunken driving and Ed Jenkins of Warwick for driving a car under the influence, plus others for unreported accidents and unlicensed operation.
Otisville scene over New Year week ends with Brooklyn and New York visitors. Miss Mary Carpenter and Gra ce Giveans join families, while Joseph Corwin Jett and Lucia Jackson return from holidays. A Lyceum Hall masquerade by Holy Name Church drew local attendance and prize winners Josephine Coleman Lucist Jackson Bernice Giveans Beatrice Burnella. Raymond B Eddy with his mother visited from Newburgh for the weekend.
Hattie Pried man attempted a ski jump on a sled at Bear Mountains yesterday. She completed the jump but lost control, crashed the sleigh, and suffered a fractured skull. She is reported at St Lukes hospital in Newburgh.
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