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Newspaper
Maybrook Enterprise
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
3
The ad promotes custom fit clothing for men women and children at York Specialists level but at lower prices. It highlights abdominal delta and vortera seams and seamless elastic garments with a focus on made to measure. Private fitting room offered by McMonagle & Rogers on orth street Middletown NY.
Sussex New Jersey residents recount visits with kin and friends from Huntsville, New York, Newton and Mansfield. The Presbyterian church men plan a January 13 supper in the church dining room, prepared and served by men only. Theodore Myers, longtime Wantage resident, suffered two severe paralytic strokes and remains ill in southern New Jersey.
A fire on Colden Street in Newburgh shortly after 1 a m caused considerable excitement. Firemen, led by Chief William Nixon, fought the blaze as smoke and rain filled the area. Nixon warned the incident may recur in the coming days.
Chester Press announces sale of a news paper at Plate's News Stand and Hyatt Brothers Store with copies available at these local offices.
Patrick J. Golden of Woodhaven died Thursday after a brief pneumonia illness. As Greenpoint Brooklyn fire captain, he was well known in Chester, having married Mary McGrath of Chester. He is survived by his widow and two daughters, Kitts and Gladys.
Chester High School reports new term routines with quarterly tests and Regents week upcoming. Andrew Moffat attends George's Preparatory. Jeanor Strait visits Middle Town. Marion McGuire, Gussie Holbert returnees noted. Friday basketball losses to Goshen 11-9 girls and 27-26 boys. game praised as best yet by girls.
A Dutchess county Jury in Poughkeepsie convicted Anthony Micieli alias Tony Bruno of maintaining a disreputable house near Howells Orange County. He was sentenced to one year in the Westchester penitentiary and fined 250 dollars. If the fine is unpaid he faces two more years. Abduction charges remain. Two Middletown youths, Raymond Ahern and Howard Cudney, testified about visits to the roadhouse and incidents surrounding Bruno, who faced a change of venue after public resentment.
Chester notes report a January 13 meeting of the Parent Teacher Association set for January 27 at the Parish House and mention local social and school items. Social life includes a fifteenth anniversary party with friends, tables of five hundred, and visits by Miss Orpha Wood and Mrs. Noonan.
The Warwick Hoard of Trade will hold its annual smoker at Grange Hall on January 20. Ed Mund Faulkner of Middletown will speak. Officers will be elected.
Anna belle came with her brother John when Pedown the McGrath Katrine Helgi let coner the segs and ran into a track owned by Arthur Daily. Annabelle suffered a skull injury and remained bedbound after head and cheek wounds required attention. Another brother Vincent arrived, and James E. Meyer, a Harriman resident and longtime local businessman, also injured earlier. Burial planned in Highlands on Saturday with Dr. Edward Myer and Florida wintering family. Community notices urge Circle of King's Daughters members to contribute for a home showcase and February meeting gifts. Funeral for Mrs. Beattie noted with services at Thompson farm by Rev. Frank Fletcher. High school dinner event hosted by staff and students followed.
January 13 report from Fair Oaks says Thomas Howlings of Reesa Gap lost control on the Bloomingburg Middletown road near The Willows, hitting a telephone pole and a tree. Passerby Paul Revis of Bloomingburg helped extract Howlings and tow the Chevrolet to Bloomingburg. no injuries.
Thursday Friday and Saturday a dandy bill of BF Meith vaudeville at the Academy of Music Newburgh features comedian Frankie Kelcey and her company in a musical comedy show by BF Meith.
An advertisement notes Felis Sab See ton and the New York photoplay at Broadway Theatre Newbury I¢. Cast includes Ricardo Co tes Lola Wilson William Powell Estelle Taylor Norman Tre vor. Next week features Hand Love and Tie Kid Brother with Harold’s adventures. Beattie family of Greenwood Leake on automobile trip south. Constable Bardia Conk-Tin appointed police-chief.
Walker Valley Jan 12 Mr and Mrs Frank Scott marked their fiftieth anniversary with a gather ing of family and friends at their home. Mr and Mrs Daniel Scott also celebrated their fiftieths. guests included sons and daughters and gifts were exchanged. A roast goose dinner followed by music and talks. Jester Henning returned from Jersey after a week with sister Mrs B Zeidler. Adolph Hauser planned a week in Long Island City visiting relatives. Young folks enjoyed sleighing as the Endies Society planned a roast pork supper for Jan 2. WR and Mrs Gua DeWitt of Coroie visited Mr and Mrs W Frampton and Mrs Sader. Jamai Fratton returned home to spend time in Corina. Jamai’s family planned to move to Corina.
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