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Maybrook Enterprise

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1927

Page

8

Home Bureau meets at North Street Congregational Church

Bloomingburg reports a joint meeting of the Home Bureau and Middletown unit at the North Street Congregational Church. Miss Saville Brewer spoke on vegetables and cooking. Miss Martha Cekada discussed securing a county agent for Orange County. Local attendees listed. next meeting set for March 15 with a clothing lesson.

Bloomingburg Home Bureau Anita Middletown North Street Winterton Saville Brewer Martha Cekada Sullivan County Home Bureau Punt Orange County Sullivan Cekads Anit Josiah Cox High View Ethel Gowdey A. E. Brown J. Cook D. 3. Gorman Charles E. Decker William L. Redfield Addie Gowdey Clarence Barrett, Jr Emma D. Binne William McDowell New York C. Delamater Edward Perry California Long Island Connecticut McDowell Emma Kinne Estelle Newburgh R. C. Beakes James 8.Green Bertha Ferguson Annie Noxon Ralph Fisher Marian William E. Brown Harrison Godfrey

Dick Rice bill would triple school funding in Albany

Bloomingburg area notes report the Dick Rice bill advancing in the State Legislature, with Governor Alfred E. Smith's support and Senate approval. The plan increases rural and high school appropriations, aims to equalize district tax burdens, and adds 18 million dollars for 1927 and 5.5 million yearly for three years. Local items include Bloomingburg basketball results and community notices, property transfers, and social events across Sullivan County.

Bloomingburg Dick Rice Albany Ccal Friedsam Alfred & Smith Senate Egislature Sullivan County Celtics Middletown Hobart Connell Owen Miller van Inwegen Godfrey Colwell E. Clark C. Clark Randall C. Nash

Surprise party honors Miss Olive Bloomer in Sparrowbush

Sparrowbush notes a birthday surprise for Miss Olive Bloomer at the Jaques home on Main Street with games, music, and refreshments. Guests traveled from Otisville Sparrowbush and Port Jervis. several locals and visitors are listed along with other social happenings and upcoming events.

Sparrowbush Olive Bloomer George Jaques Main Street Otisvile Sparrowbusy Port Jervis BE. Wagner New York Edward Wagner Brook Street Pichard Evans Newark N. J Edward Worzel Edward Patterson Brooklyn Frank Petterson Eddy Farm Harry Vernooy George Dorothy Hornell George Vernooy Leona Weis Kingston O. Weis Acadmoey Avenue Gerald Olive Bloomer J Newburgh Percy Osterhout Swift and Co Upper Brook Street WA. G River Road Mable Mitterwager Dramatic Club Lester Christie New York City Martin Klatzenburger Epworth League Henry Hazen Ounean Linkey Lillian Doty

Middletown Visitors Noted By Local Residents

Liam Skinner spent Saturday in Middletown. Charles Dietz and sons of West End were callers in town on Sunday.

Liam Skinner Middletown Charles Dietz

Andrews 10 Stay as Liquor Czar in Prohibition Era Shakeup

Washington reports General Lincely Andrews Warden named as a czar of federal prohibition enforcement after the prohibition reorganization act takes effect. Secretary Mellon says the new commissioner will be an administrative figure with Assistant Secretary Andrews acting for Mellon handling major operations. The law places dry agents under civil service and will not take full effect until fall, according to Mellon.

Washington Lincely Andrews Tressaray Mellon Andrews Lion Melon

President Coolidge Vetoes War Widows Pension Increase

Washington March 17 UA President Coolidge failed to sign the bill within the legal limit, effectively vetoing a measure to raise the monthly war widows pension from 130 to 40 dollars. The action was learned at the White House today.

Hill Washington Coolidge White House

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