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Newspaper
Maybrook Enterprise
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
5
At the home of Jesse Vance notices advertise papers on sale at McMonagie and Rogers Drug Store, indicating regional news distribution.
Monroe talent will present a musical production under Miss Lertha E Duer. The cast includes Miss Mlaee Girne Roy Sterli Ardy C Ler and others with a 20 voice local chorus. Proceeds go toward maintaining the Community House.
Monroe Jan 13. Contractor Theodore Stamble began work on the Motubasha Fire Company ball. Leaders and guards will be removed for replacements. A new Josephine Smith of North Street is recovering from an accident with two broken ribs. Miss Alina McLaushlin of Citizens Bank resumes duties. Mrs Michael ins in Central War Fire Company's VWoylas last refu. January 13 notes 2 Ele ganne and Mrs James Jo Keating of New York, summer residents of Monroe, were in town for the weekend. Herbert Goodwin of New York was in Monroe over the Mary Westcart. Elizabeth Beatty returned home Sunday Jan 9 after a Brooklyn vacation with Miss Beatty's aunt.
New York January 1 Mrs E Henry Harriman was awarded the honorary Master of Letters degree by EK Brown of the University yesterday. The conferral was in Gould Memorial Library rotunda at University Heights before faculty and council members. Mrs Harriman was presented to Chancellor Brown by Dr George Alexander.
Mrs Branhilda von der Kuhle of German descent manages a large family while operating a dairy barn treadmill pump system at Dr Clarence W Moulds Howells farm. Known as Brumie she balances motherhood with work and keeps a 250 gallon water tank full through daily pumping. A 60 pound German shepherd dog accompanies her in daily duties.
Newburgh's January county court term shows no criminal trials and only one civil action likely to be heard. James Fealey, 26, charged with a statutory crime and second degree assault involving a 14 year old girl in 1925, pled not guilty with leave to withdraw, case moved to March at Goshen, bail set at 2500.
Bloomingburg January 12 Exposed to freezing temperature and unable to seek help Joseph Peterson 60 of Spring Glen died Friday near that village after his horse ran away and threw him to the ground His body was found after a three day search by friends The horse had returned to its former owner's farm later Friday afternoon investigators believe he was dragged a distance crawled under a bridge to escape wind and froze to death Dr J O Beakes Bloomingburg pronounced death and removal authorized by W W Van Jones funeral parlors state police assisted in the case
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