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Newspaper
Orange County Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson host a card gathering while residents report illnesses including whooping cough and nephritis. Christian Endeavor event at Presbyterian church features local youth performers. weddings, anniversaries, and Society meetings noted along with a funeral service for a longtime Florida resident.
Murtha and Moldenhauer of Chester announce the loading platform will operate this season with the Port Jervis to New York City freight route. Rates will be near last season, and the Port Jervis line will not disrupt produce transport. Van Rompeyre Trucking will run a daily produce service to city markets as in prior years.
William H. McConnell of Pine Island and Miss Edith Rome of Sussex were married Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage Westtown. Rev. J. J. Wade, bride’s cousin, performed the ceremony. They will reside in Pine Island. The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet at Mrs. H. A. Horton’s home Thursday at 2 30.
Florida reports attendance at a funeral, formation of Boy Scout troops supervised by Rev. Stanley R. Evans with thirty eleven members meeting Thursdays in the firemen's room. A March reception planned by the Men's Club. Hospitalization for dental infection surgery. Local visits and a birth announced in Newark Jersey and Stamford Connecticut connections.
William C. Clark died at his daughter Mrs John Kintz home in Florida on Thursday morning at age 82. He would have turned 83 the next day according to the report.
Michael Kata aged 56 died Thursday evening at the county hospital after a two month diabetes illness. He had been hospitalized three days and was cared for at his nephew Albert W. Kata’s home. Born in Poland, he lived in Passaic New Jersey before moving to Orange County three months ago. Survived by three daughters in Poland and nieces Anna and Mary Kata of Passaic. Requiem high mass held Saturday at St Joseph's Church.
Goshen Dramatic Society presents Adam and Eva a three act comedy by Bolton and Middieon at Minisink Hall on Friday and Saturday February 11 and 12 under Roland P. Smith direction Middletown. Cast is forming into shape for a first class production with wit and humor throughout the performance though described as four acts due to an extra two scene second act and a final farm scene.
Leslie A. Mapes has not yet appeared on the Goshen Theatre stage. The performance is said to entertain and instruct theatregoers. As an added attraction Gus White's Punch and Judy Show will be given February 12 at 2 30 PM. Reserved seats for Adam and Eva can be bought at Scott's drug store at no extra charge.
Goshen colts are entered in the Hambletonian pursuits with 52 rivals in the second stake and 176 colts in the 1928 third stake. Owners include J. J. Cuneo Kingston and Barter Pardee Atlantic City among others. horses named include Chestnut Pluto Good Time Stable and Kate Reynolds.
Arthur Catfish Bunn, 40, of Mahwah New Jersey, accused of killing his girlfriend Lillian Davis, 31, was fatally wounded during a police confrontation at 64 Benson Street Mahwah after firing on officers Detective James Brooks Patrolman Edward Moore and Detective John Herman exchanged fire. Bunn died from a temple wound.
Leslie A. Mapes of Palisade New Jersey has been promoted to superintendent of the 125th Horton Ice Cream Company branch in New York City. A native of Orange County he attended local schools and Cornell University and has long been associated with regional ice cream businesses. He and his wife once lived in the area before his recent ascent.
Ks first became interested in the manufacture of ice cream about six years ago he left this city and entered the mercy of the Horton Company beginning at the bottom and his rapid rise to its present position is proof of his untiring efforts for his employers.
Middletown Chapter of the American Red Cross issues a statement urging World War veterans to convert their war service into eligible benefits and updated status. The notice calls for veteran participation and directs readers to local offices for guidance.
The United States Veterans Bureau and the Red Cross urge veterans to convert their term policies by July 2 to avoid losing thirty billion dollars in coverage. More than 4,000,000 policyholders face lapse if not converted, with seven plans available including ordinary life and endowment variants.
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