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Newspaper
Maybrook Enterprise
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
9
Chester authorities hunt for maniac as at least 19 foxhounds and other dogs are poisoned over the past week. Several dogs recovered, including three owned by Dr C P Smith and his foxhound from W A Smith. Police scarce on suspect details as inquiry continues.
Vapers on site at McMonagie and Rogers Drog Store reported by the Lake Region Reporter. The brief item notes activity at the home of Jesse Vance and at the local store locations with no further detail.
At the Mombasha Fire Company meeting in Monroe on March 9 the group debated converting the old hand drawn hook and ladder to a motorized unit. They passed a resolution to urge the village board to purchase new rubber coats and boots for the trucks. Bruce Eniffin joined as a new member. About twenty-five members attended. Also noted were social events and town news including school activities and local visits.
At the Monroe Boy Scouts meeting in the Corporation room troop one about twenty five scouts attended. The troop committee included Dr. J. R. Sutherland C A Brooks and Clarence Knight. Rev. Austin of Morres MW Eckhard spoke on the history of noted men who were scouts. Scoutmaster Ray Steele led the meeting at 7 40 and routine business followed. Robert Beattie Sr. returns to school after a two week illness. Willam J Steele’s wife visits Goshen for dental work February 23. Richard Dunn reported better. Willam Leese Br a noted race horse figure was operated on for appendicitis February 24 in Goshen Emergency Hospital.
Captain Johnston, a New York Fire Department veteran with four decades of service, saved a baby and later the baby’s life led to a lasting friendship with the now grown woman Hilda Wennin. The article recounts his rescues, retirements, and a warm reunion in Monroe as memorabilia and gratitude endure.
Fair Oaks March 3 Mrs Minnie Be York appointed administrator of the estate of Minnie E Morgan of Wallkill valued about $9 000. The estate includes a Wallkill farm and a Middletown two family house with lands. Miss Dorothy Brown reports her brother Eric found a live potato bug in the garden last week signaling spring's approach.
Supreme Court Justice Joseph Rosch opened the March term of the Sullivan County court in Monticello. The grand jury met briefly, found no indictments, and heard one matter, with Lena Shapiro charged with perjury continued. The court then heard a habeas corpus case over custody of three Hendrickson children.
We push winter aside and embrace spring in a bustling shop featuring Dresses Coats Millinery and a new chiffon hosiery line at 1 50. Shoppers find full fashioned silk stockings in shades like moonlight flesh atmosphere sand blush and rose taupe. Easter prep drives early buys with new frocks rayon and jersey coats and belted skirts plus bright color accents. A boxed gift set includes bath salts a powder jar and velour pot as a special value.
The store announces two new lines, boys suits in muddy and button-on Peggy cloth and chambray, with hand work, line and tan colors. Little girls receive Cury-cut Panty Dresses shaping to the leg. Sizes 2-6. Infants' Shop on the Second Floor. Also features Old English Flax stationery with large envelopes and matching paper, 60 cents per box for envelopes and a pound box of paper.
A retail feature highlights calf skin handbags in alligator and lizard grains at 2.98 each. Items include new fastenings and double frames with top straps and backstraps, urging early purchase for the year.
A newly equipped beauty shoppe announces its grand opening at the Tompkins New Annex. The ad promises modern services including hair cuts shampoo marcel and perm, with top operators in the state and ring the shop for appointments.
A promotional note highlights kid and cloth flowers for sports costumes, organdie and alli flowers, velveta for dirge wear, plus white and black white blooms. It encourages choosing a favorite to brighten coats or dresses for a fresh glow of color.
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