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Newspaper
Orange County Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
5
Chester authorities search for a suspect after 19 valuable dogs were poisoned in the last week. Among victims are a registered beagle owned by Dr. C. P. Smith and a fox hound owned by W. H. Smith. Clues to the culprit are scarce.
The Lake Region Reporter records notes at the home of Jesse Vance with papers on site at McMonagle and Rogers Drug Store.
At the March meeting of the Mombasha Fire Company in Monroe officials discussed converting the old hand drawn ladder truck to motor, purchasing new coats and boots, audit appointments for Frank Reed Charles Brooks and Raymond Steele, and welcomed new member Bruce Kniffin. A stag supper and events for local groups were announced as part of a busy community weekend with residents returning from travels and attendance at a basketball game in Maybrook.
At the Monroe Boy Scouts troop meeting on Monday night about twenty five scouts attended. The troop committee included Dr J R Sutherland C A Brooks and Clarence B Knight. Rev Austin, pastor of the Monroe M E church, spoke on the history of noted men who were scouts. Robert Beattie Jr returned to school after a two week illness. William Steele in Goshen for dental work. Richard Dunn reported better. William Leese Jr operated on for appendicitis February 24 at Goshen Emergency Hospital.
Mrs Minnie E York is named an administrator of the estate of the late Minnie E Morgan in Wallkill. The estate is valued about 9000 dollars and includes a Wallkill farm and a Middletown two family house with land. Dorothy Brown reports her brother Eric found a live potato in the garden last week, seen as a sign.
Captain Johnston saved a baby in a 1895 fire and later met the grateful Mrs. Hilda Kern Wennin in Brooklyn. The veteran firefighter, retired in Monroe, recounts rescue feats and his long service in New York Fire Department.
Supreme Court Justice Joseph Rosch presided as the Sullivan County grand jury met briefly. One case of perjury against Lena Shapiro was continued, no indictments returned, foreman William Manion led the panel, and the jury was discharged after a short session. A habeas corpus case over custody of three Hendrickson children proceeded with testimony from William J Hendrickson and his wife. The court considered custody arrangements and support payments of nine dollars weekly.
The shop announces the arrival of Spring collections with dresses coats and millinery. Customers are invited to visit and browse the new season offerings as winter fades.
Introductory prices lure shoppers to the department with silk full fashion stockings in shades like moonlight flesh atmosphere and rose taupe. Easter prep includes new frocks and rayon jersey coats with suede belts and bright colors. A shaped perfume bottle box and fragrant bath salts offered as special value.
The new beauty shoppe offers modern styling and services by top operators. Customers are invited to visit La M Beauty Shoppe at 2019 Tompkins' New Annex on the second floor for hair cuts, bobs, shampoos, and marcel styling.
The Infants' Shop on the Second Floor offers two new lines: boys suits in muddy and button-on Peggy cloth and chambray in blue and tan with hand work, and Curly-cut Pantie Dresses for girls sizes 2 through 6. Both emphasize fit and finish.
Advertises fine stationery in white paper with large envelopes and matching paper. Envelopes priced 60 cents per box of 50. matching sheets sold in 1 pound boxes at 50 cents per box. Limited availability. early purchase urged.
SCORES OF NEW HANDBAGS 2.98 The calf skin purses feature alligator and lizard grain, two-tone colors and new zipper fastenings. Also highlighted are flower accessories in organdie silk and velvet suitable for sportswear and dress occasions, offering a fresh glow of color for spring.
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