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Newspaper
Maybrook Enterprise
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
11
Chester News and Notes reports the Junior Epworth League meeting with growing classes and a birthday cake celebration for Lester Parker. It notes regular Wednesday meetings after day school and that Rev and Mrs J H Appleby motor to Fish Eddy and spent Tuesday.
Chester March notes report Mrs Wil son Reet entertaining a twelve person card club with first prize to Mrs Andrew Littell and consolation to Mrs Ira Fitzgerald. Visits include Mrs Percy Everett from New York City and John DeKeyser from Passaic. Mrs Clair Tully returns from New York. Pastor J B Appley announces Sunday school at 10 and a morning talk by Mrs C F Deming on her work with Corea. Evening program features a color view set by the pastor on The Indian Trails of the Northwest.
Westtown March notes list Miss Helen Drake of New York City as weekend guest of Mr and Mrs W L Drake at the Knolls. Irvy Myers of Paterson New Jersey visited Emmet Swarts and Burton Remey and Richard Hyamnes of New York City were callers. Mr Remy a former resident. Mrs Emmet Swarts and Mr and Mrs Samuel Love hosted Rahway New Jersey guests. Missionary meeting of the Presbyterian Church reports year’s quota completed, program on Foreigners in America led by Mrs Albert Horton, officers elected: President none, Vice President Mrs Frank Anderson, Secretary Mrs Hulet B Clark, Corresponding Secretary Mrs H Albert Horton, Secretary of Literature Mrs Robert E Sayer, Treasurer Mr Daniel C Evans.
Local notes from Pine Bush report a Saturday meeting with Walden amid community updates. Visitors include Miss Alice Biederman visiting grandmother Mrs Sinsabaugh before Arizona trip. Walter Schorer sick with tonsillitis. Miss Leah Howell and Katherine Anderson visiting family. Walter Renneburgh recovering after an accident in Hoboken while plans for a July fair and a Home Talent play in K of P Hall are announced. Church events feature sermons at Reformed Church and a prayer service led by John Howell.
Ulster Supreme Court Justice Ichals at Kingston set aside the $3300 verdict for Meyer Golinsky of Ellenville against Frank DeLuca of Middletown. He allowed the $409.25 auto damage award to stand and gave Golinsky 10 days to file a stipulation accepting a $200 redaction of the personal damages verdict. The case stemmed from a July collision near Goshen involving Golinsky’s Pierca Arrow and DeLuca’s Mack truck with various testimony about sleep, speed, lights, and a proposed swap of reports and compensation.
Otisville residents report a busy weekend with theatre outings and family visits. A Coppola family and Rita enjoyed the State Theatre program while Culver family members returned from Newburgh. Beacons visitors include Mrs Frank Robbins and Mrs Brates visiting relatives in Otisville.
In Scotchtown on March 24 Mrs Jessie Bogardus of Dumont NJ returned to remove her furniture after selling property to Harold Wilkins. Christian Endeavor Society held a business meeting and social Thursday night. Sewing Club met at Mrs H F Blumels home and served refreshments. Howard Terwilliger of Ridgewood NY and Earl Wakefield now milking in Ridgewood with Terwilliger and Wakefield have grown to distributors serving Ridgewood Glen Rock and HoHo Kus. Mr and Mrs W F Smith and family from Otisville visited Mrs E Campbell. Mary Lyman spent the weekend in New York City and attended Camp Fire Girls meeting at the Regiment Armory.
Crawford Branch reports a Erie Rail Bug train due to leave at 4 38 PM for Middletown was disabled near Pine Bush on Thursday afternoon. An Erie locomotive towed it in and it did not depart until nearly six o clock. William Anderson and sister Mary visited relatives in Newburgh while Rev Greenwell and Rev Carter were in town on Thursday.
Glenwood notes from March 24 list visits across towns. William Titus and daughter Alice from Dover spent Sunday with George Titus. D. M. Welch of Weehawken weekended with R. J. Rhodes. Local shoppers and guests are named. Edith Vance and Edwin Sisco visited Florida relatives. Minnie Topping ill but improving. Everett Caray of Warwick visited family. several residents traveled to Caldwell and Newton.
Dow arrived from Florida on Tuesday and preached his first sermon at the M E Church to a large appreciative audience. The Women's Benefit Association attended in a body before a social meeting in their lodge rooms. Personal notes list Mrs Fred Milteer as a business caller to Middletown and Mrs Ed LaBagh visiting at the Maples. Mrs BE Smith and Mrs Gilvert Lawrence of Liberty were callers Wednesday. Mrs Donald Mitteer of Liberty was a Sunday guest. Maple sugar industry begins in the area with a favorable outlook as Harold Evane visits his parents Mr and Mrs William Freer of Liberty.
Walker Valley residents report numerous visits and correspondence from friends in Panama. Burguson family and others from Valles Stream and Pine Flush spent weekends with local kin. Wilking and Cox families share news of travel and health as residents plan returns.
Circleville reports a birthday celebration for William T Doty with 80 candles as relatives from Englewood visit. Local news notes farm moves, visits, illnesses, church activities, and minor town incidents including a temporary power outage and scouting meeting.
Weather slows early crop work after last week’s progress. Lettuce and sash celery planted by local growers. St Patrick's Day program at Garr Hall featured Helen M Dolan’s high quality solos. Bertha Mandik returns from New York winter. John F Wozniak resigns at local firm. Mrs McIntyre and Nellie A O Brien board with Kurowski family due to travel difficulties. John Stankiewicz in Warwick General Hospital with blood poisoning from finger splinter, condition critical.
Auction notice for Oo and Jansen listing March 26 and March 28 sales at the seller’s Salisbury area sites. Describes 50 Holsteins, 20 grade cows, a two-year herd bull, extensive farm machinery, wagons, tools, and several horses. Terms cash or six months credit with six percent discount for cash. Clerks Edward J. McLaughlin and John Y. Gerow. auctioneers Harold L. Benton and agency. Lunch on grounds. Detailed route footnotes and vendor notes referenced.
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