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Newspaper

Maybrook Enterprise

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1927

Page

4

Chester News and Notes Office of the CHESTER PRESS

Papers on sale at Plate's news stand and Hyatt Brothers Store, with CHESTER PRESS offices selling copies.

Chester Press Plate Hyatt Brothers

Chester Woman Severes Artery in Fall on Ice

Chester woman Mrs Louis Holbert slipped on ice while crossing from Mee Clifford Mailer's home to her own. She struck her forehead, cutting a gash that severed an artery. Dr Yayis treated the wound with stitches. Mrs Holbert remains in shock. Other notes include New Year gatherings, visits, and local residents returning to studies and jobs after the holidays.

Chester Merning Mee Clifford Mailer Louis Holbert Yayis Sirs Holbert S. Murray Goshen E Ap News Brooks Rridar Mary Dell Edward Bailey Suffern Bri Lawson Potter Frank Ulenberg Charles Barrows New York’ City Cases Dunning Helen Lord Raumps Alfred DeWieter Walton Tait Misa Lois

Scotchtown Mission Women Meet and Club Activities

In Scotchtown on January 6 the Missionary Society plans a meeting at Mrs. C. A. Richards home in Middletown. The Young People's Club schedules a Friday business meeting at Harold Tice’s home. Evelyn and Howard Decker, visiting their aunt Mrs. John Bawkstaver, are in Middletown. A coasting party for friends occurred on Crystal Run’s G and W hill. Mrs W Phillips is improving after illness. Miss Gertrude Cox, a Middletown freshman, visited Rock Villa. Miss Chiriel Phillips departed for New York City for several days. Mrs Smith and children have returned home from a visit in Binghamton.

Conkha Mire Alvah Miller Wood Thompson Newport Camilla Thompson Mr. Bartow New York City Mr and Bar Canklin Barry Washingtonville Elia Wilkins Lawrence Appley Wilson Teve Appley Ohio Willame Yankers Herrather Thomas Bryan Arthur Decker Humphrey O'Brien F. O. Roe Chester Anna Regans Cletus Middletown Joseph Noonan Margaret Kane Roland Schenck Elizabeth Osborne Russell Sage Elmer Hughes Charles Murray Renaselaer Polytechnic Troy Maurice Hall Walter Flusse Alfred Missy Ruth Murray Albany Lucille Hadley Oneonta Mis Kathie McGuinness Peeksidl Theodora Lawrence Smith's Aimes McGuinness Princeton Misa Lois Conkdin Ft. Edward Carl van Euter Montclair May Wood Farmingdale Mira Harry Fredericks Janeasecatger Wilkins Mineola Mondar Camilla Thompson Josiah Burrows Amity George Conklin Albert Bull Cornelia Bull John DeKeyser Famly Pass Gale Scotchtown the Missionary Society C. A. Richards Sunnyside Avenue Young People’s Club Harold Tice Evelyn K Decker Howard Decker John Bawkstaver Young Peoples Ciuhant Crystal Run Rs. Jay Greet Misa Peart Galloway Thompson Ridge Green Roberson Mra Frank Martin Grange Carl Scheuplin Joseph Hasbrouck Sam Fersson Mrer West Robert Hasbrouck T. C. Beted Frank Armstong Gripne Erma Bell Yonkers Jamies Bell Marguerite Macker Long Island Harry Horguman Wendland George Evans DuBois John Bull Circleville Florida Clapham Bloomingburg

Go and W Dividend Declared by Railroad

A common stock dividend of one dollar per share has been declared by the . and W. railroad. The dividend is payable January 31 to stockholders of record January 15.

In a Persian Garden Radio Program Listing

A garbled OCR list outlines a daily radio schedule with mentions of In a Persian Garden by Izaa Shekmat and various station IDs, times, and performer names. It catalogs concerts, recitals, dances, and music programs across cities such as Atlanta Baltimore Chicago New York and Calgary with multiple orchestras and hours noted.

Pay Dewey Ca ” Wel AMES IpWa Ae Wsb Atlanta WGR Buffalo Carpenter's Orchestra CNBC Calgary Dindge KYW Chicago Soo Cinemcal Carnival KieWhiney Trio Mayers Frsrd Est Weeo MFLS ST. Paul Dunner Mae Bs i Waldorf Grekestri De—Bolfes Henry Baby New Gam Sie Air New York Elina WMCA New York Oakland Bemn Tollanthe Bees Burical Ce Wow Omaha Jhnner Hof Muse Brown Oklahomans CNRO Ottawa Lanner Music Philadelphia Adelphia Orchestra Pinner Music WCAE Pittsburgh Stusha WEAF Coeyos Orchestra KDNA SKYY Renorts Tecture Richmond Schenectady Springfield Cirgan Panier CFCA Toronto Romanelli AWC Ington Om of Musi Docate Orchestra Meyer Davis Rand Word Zion Ill

Chester Men Hear Talks by College Boys

Chester residents attended talks by students from various colleges during January events at the church. Debates featured Lawrence Appley of Ohio Wesleyan, Elmer Hughes of Rensselaer, and Maurice Hall of Alfred University. A men’s club was organized, with plans for a permanent group at the next meeting. Rev. W H Austin spoke at a watch night service, and a new merit-based Sunday School start was announced.

Peter Bogkins George Ball R. L Lippincott Goshen OE. Murray Charles Osborne Thomas Grace Ira Fitzgerald New York City Lawrence A. Apptey Onto Wesleyan University Elmer Hughes Rensselaer Polytechnic Instiute A Toam Maurice Hal Alfred University Clifford Muller Hall Hughes W. H. Austin Monroe GC. W. McDowell Ridley Park J. A. Appley Trenton

Amity Man Celebrates His Eighty Fifth Birthday

Amity man Ed Green marked his eighty fifth birthday on Saturday January 1 as family joined him including Mary Green and Charles Green. The article notes a Christmas Sunday school at the mansion with outings, gifts of Bibles and books, and a February ice harvest by farmers. The Sussex County Pomona Grange No. 2 plans a midwinter meeting with Enterprise Grange in Newton, opening at 10 AM.

Amity Dan Emma Feagles Mary New York Irving College Mechanicsburg Raymond Space Florence Almata Afa Furman Ed Green Mary Green Charles Green Sussex County Pomona Grange Enterprise Grange Newton

Frightened Parrot Triggers Fire Rescue In Newburgh

A parrot's screams helped alert residents during a 6 AM New Year’s Eve blaze at 337 Broadway Newburgh. Firemen rescued six families. Mrs Ellen Rhodes ill in the second floor was saved with help after four firefighters carried her from smoke. Loss estimated at 16000 for the Kaufman shoe store area spreading to Debo jewelry and Wisteria restaurant. Separate New Year’s Eve fire at Army and Navy store caused about 8000 damage. no injuries. Also notes pheasant feeding appeal and a New Year’s Eve marriage at First Baptist Church in Waldwick New Jersey.

Ives Broadway Newburgh Ellen Rhodes Kaufman Shoe Rhodes Gamage Anthony Debo Wisteria Army and Navy Colden Street Jacob L. ‘Welch Forester Fish and Game Association Warwick

Doty to Read Paper on Newspapers of Wallkill

President William T Doty will read a paper on Newspapers and Newspaper Men of Wallkill at the January meeting of the Historical Society of Middletown and the Wallkill Precinct. The talk will cover local journalism from the first newspaper in the district and include reminiscences of notable Middletown newspaper men.

William T. Doty Wallkill Historical Society of Middletown Wallkill Precinct Chamber of Commerce Doty Uien

Sheriff Destroys Many Slot Machines in Sullivan County

Monticello January 6 Thirty seven slot machines used for gambling were destroyed by Sheriff Fletcher E Rhodes a few hours before retiring as sheriff. The devices were gathered during 1826 by the sheriff and staff from boarding houses and casinos across Sullivan county kept as evidence in many cases.

Monticello Fletcher E. Rhodes Sullivan County Eheritee

Bullville School To Reopen January 14 After Holidays

Jan 6 Bullville district notes planned reopening of the school on Monday January 14 under Principal Mrs Ogden. Community events include a surprise party for F C Detach and a cottage prayer meeting. Socials, visits, and local outings fill the week as residents report charity drives and holiday gatherings.

Bullville Ogden F. C.deteh Five Points Aico God Rome Dorothy Bell Newark Marion Cooper Ong Island Monté Aaron C. Stuart Kether Ruth Lee Earl Frank Armstrong Target F. C. Detch

Children’s Clinic Jan 13 Held at Middletown City Hall

A children's clinic is scheduled for January 13 at the Cornel Chamber City Hall Middletown N Y from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dr George Veith Thiells and Miss L Lindeman state mental hygiene department agent will see children facing difficulties such as irritability quarrelsome behavior poor self control and mental or physical development delays.

Corneil ‘Chamber City Hall Middletown N. Y George Veith Thiells Misa L. Lindeman State Department of Mental Hygiene

Building Evorhasa Gains in Several Cities in NY State

Middletown Newburgh Kingston and 19 other New York State elites showed increases in November Building over November 1926 according to construction statistics. Poughkeepsie laments decreases.

Evorhasa Middletown Newburgh Kingston New York State Poughkeepale

Sugar Loaf School Reopens

Sugar Loaf school reopened after vacation with Miss Evelyn Vaz Duser and Miss Grace Wilson returning to duties. Miss Robertson resumes work from Indians residence, and Clinton Van Duzer and Howard Romer had a minor collision while coming down the d voie hill, with slight head injuries.

Evelyn Vaz Duser Akebright ‘College Grace Wilson New York City Robertson Clinton van Duzer Howard Romer

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