Senior Class Variety Show Delights With Many Acts
The Hastings high school seniors staged a lively variety program Monday featuring piano duets by Joyment, Ruth, and Leonora Goldblatt, violin and piano numbers by Mary and John O Connor, solos by Bessie Allen and Helen Wistrand, and dances by Miriam Smith and Inez Vietch. The second act showcased stunts on parallel bars by Mr. Cochran and seven Hastings boys, displaying strong training. An interlude in a separate scene involved a humorous mock hotel scenario with multiple characters and playful misunderstandings.
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Ruth
Leonora Goldblatt
Mary
John O'Connor
Bessie Allen
Marie Fischer
Lovers Lane
Godard
Gavotte
Miriam Smith
Ana Dansuese
Bobby Shafto
Ralph Smith
Inez Vietch
Mildred Stover
Lancelot Briggs
Edward Hall
Tarrytown
Lancelot
Curtiss
Fandy Lancelot
Briggs
Evelyn Adams
Jessie
Mrs. Briggs
Mr. Ingelesby
Rupert
Lancelots
Holy Week Services at St Barnabas Church
St Barnabas Church schedules Holy Week services with Palm Sunday masses at 7:30 and 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. The rector preaches at the 11 a.m. service. Rev. Lewis Howell in the evening. Daily Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. through Thursday, with 10:00 a.m. Thursday. Evensong at 4:00 p.m. Mon Tue Thu. 0 p.m. Wednesday. Good Friday Morning Prayer Litany Meditation at 10:00 a.m. The Three Hours from noon led by Rev. James L. Whitcomb. Evensong at 8:00 p.m. Easter Eve 4:00 p.m. Evensong with commemoration of the departed. All welcome. During the Three Hours worshippers may enter or leave quietly.
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St. Barnabas Church
Lewis Howell
Jamea L. Whitcomb
Uuietly
Evangelist Harold Jones Preaching in Gospel Hall
Albany minister Harold Jones plans evangelistic meetings at Gospel Hall North A Street beginning Sunday April 10 at 8:00 p.m. He outlines topics Four Men One Four Seas Four Little Irnings A Tremendous Word of Four Letters Flag Signals and Christ is All for a week of nightly services through Friday with prior January visits sparking interest.
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Harold Jones
Albany
Gospel Hall
Christ
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Uniform Flag Display At Curbstone
The Irvington area honors veterans by installing a uniform flag display at curbside. Local volunteers list sponsors including Irvington National, Market, Kraus Market, Thiele’s Bakery, Morrell, and several merchants. Aimed at fostering community pride, the display draws participation from residents and shops along Mt. Fran avenue.
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Teterans OF Foreign Wars
Curbstone
Mont Unas
Est
Mt. Fran
Asta Hesamatus
Irvington
Ieee
Faington
Aberct
Irvington National
A. A. Kraus
K. ‘Thiele's Bakery
F. H. Morrell
Louis E. Stanke
F. J. Morgan
Becker & Mosuman
Bing Bros
Martin A. Falon & Bro
J. J. Reilly
Wim. E. Sweetman
Colton Couple Return From Bermuda Trip
Rev W N Colton and Miss Margaret Colton return from Bermuda after three weeks away Colton reports regained strength and plans to resume parish duties after a three month break Also Chester Doremus of 129 Main St was bitten by a police log last Sunday with no danger expected after timely medical care.
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W.N. Colton
Margaret Colton
Bermuda
Mr. Colton
Chester Doremus
Main St
East Irvington Community Notes and Local Updates
The McDermott family, who bought the William Flynn property, will modernize the house before moving in. The Kit Kat orchestra adds Stanley Brokaw. Miss Katherine Jordan returns from Palm Beach Winter season to New York. Mrs J Lennon is ill at home. A large dog that bit Miss Mary O Keefe was sent away by Pollens jet. Miss Rita Mulligan back home with a cold. Mr Edward Lindor visited the city during the week. St Clare's Circle met at Mrs John Mulligan’s home. Text meeting at Mrs J Crowley’s North Broadway Tarrytown. McGuire's bus will take attendees. Euchre at St Clare's Circle set for April 27 in East Irvington school auditorium. Lost Strayed or Stolen light colored collie Mackie. Call Fea rk Irvington N J for reward.
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McDermott
William Flynn
Kit Kat Orchestra
Stanley Brokaw
St. Clare's Circle
John 8
Edwin Markham Celebrated in Christian Century Article
Edwin Markham receives praise for seventy fifth anniversary with claims he is the real poet of the people and dean among living American poets. The piece highlights his poem A Prayer born while he tended sheep in California and notes its themes of humility kindness patience and nature.
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William L. Stidger
Edwin Markham
Markham
California
Village Vagaries Aid Westchester Children’s Association
Weeks of effort culminated in the Village Vagaries show to support the Westchester County Children's Association and Public Health Nursing Service. Ruth Taylor opened the event, praising the county’s child welfare framework and the group’s public health impact. Helen Stevens and Mrs. Mitchell highlighted the county’s leadership in children’s welfare, with leaders like Noel Macy stressing the Boarding Home concept and collaborations with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and the Social Service Bureau.
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Westchester County Children’s
Westchester County’ Children's Association
Minx
Ruth Taylor
Public Welfare
Westchester County
Westchester County Children's Association
Children’s Court
Department of Child Welfare
Publicchester County Children’s Association
Helen Stevens
Pub- Welty
Children’s ‘Association
Mitchell
Association
Joseph Bach
Hastings
Central Hudson
Noel Macy
V. Everit Macy
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Social Service Bureau
Weadchester County Children’s Association
Reattance
Splendid Tribute At Funeral For Sophia Holder
Funeral services for the late Sophia Holder were held Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at St. Barnabas. The church was crowded with friends and a large delegation of the Companions of the Forest attended. After services, a cortège accompanied the body to Sleepy Hollow cemetery where many flowers covered the grave, marking a beloved resident.
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Sophia Holder
St. Barnabas
Companions of the Forest
Sleepy Hollow
Miss Wendel estate undergoes major improvements
Extensive repairs to driveways and walks on the estate of Miss Wendel on South Broadway, under the supervision of inspector Edward F. Murphy.
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Miss Wendel
South Broadway
Edward F. Murphy
Dorsey Residence Taken By DeCamp Family In Tarrytown
The Dorsey residence on South Street recently vacated by James Munro and his family has been taken by the DeCamp family of Tarrytown.
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Dorsey
South Street
James Munro
DeCamp
Tarrytown
Isaac Stern Dies After Long NYC Stay
Isaac Stern, longtime resident of Godar Lawn, died March 28 at the Fitz Carleton Hotel in New York City. The death follows a lengthy residence in the area and was noted by many locals aware of his presence.
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Isaac Stern
Godar Lawn
fitz-Carleton Hotel
New York City
Holy Week Services At Vington Presbyterian Church
Palm Sunday service at elev Jrelock and say, Maundy Thursday Lord's Supper, Good Friday, and an Easter service planned. Cordial invitation extended to all not regularly worshipping elsewhere to attend these services. Also notes a Thursday Club meeting at Mrs. William B. May Jr.'s home and plans for the upcoming revue discussed.
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Vington Presbyterian
Elev Jrelock
William B. May
Abercrombie Company Expands Fleet After Acquisition
The Abercrombie Company purchased two new delivery cars to meet rising demand following the acquisition of the F. T. Raban grocery. The move signals expanded distribution capacity and stronger service reach for the company in its local market.
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Abercrombie Company
F. T. Raban Grocery
Stearns Return to Irvington Home Rockholme
Mr and Mrs Robert B Stearns and family have returned from Florida where they spent the winter and are now occupying their Irvington home Rockholme.
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Robert B. Stearns
Florida
Irvington
Rockholme
Gallagher Re-elected Fire Captain at Irvington Meeting
The Irvington Fire Company annual meeting drew about 54 members. C M Gallagher was reelected as fire captain after facing James Hickey. Three candidates vied for assistant captain, with Matthew Costello winning over James A Kelly and Thomas Smith. Officers others unopposed. Reports showed funds in good order. Harvey W Bell of Ardsley Park donated for recently rendered services by the Timbers. Action on Frederick Wadeworth’s death approved with a resolutions committee. First wash night for the season set for Monday evening April 11.
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Irvington Fire Company
Capt. Gallagher
James Hickey
Feld
Matthew Costello
Hvals
Jas. A. Kelly
Thos. Smith
Harvey W. Bell
Ardsley Park
Frederick ©. Wadeworth
Dean Derrick Addresses St Matthew's Lyceum in Hastings on Hudson
Dean Calvin Derrick, director of the Children's Village in Dobbs Ferry, spoke to 75 or more at St Matthew's by Hastings on an event organized by Leo W. Dunn. Derrick urged focus on training youth, sharing firsthand information, and outlined a series of lectures. The gathering ended with steak sandwiches and coffee, praised as a valuable community program boosting Hastings on Hudson's ongoing service efforts.
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St. Matthew's
Hastings
Vin Derrick
Ion
Dobbs Ferry
Leo W. Dunn
Lyceum
Hastings-on-Hudson
Dean Derrick
United States
Ins Dela
Hastings-on-dudson
Irvington Garage Showcases Flying Cloud Car
The Irvington Garage owned by Wm. Frank reports a new Flying Cloud model on display with many sales pending. Priced at $2,000, the car is described as one of the best buys on the market and urged for buyers to inspect its merits before purchasing a new automobile.
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Irvington Gargage
Wm. Frank
Lower Cost of Living Contest Ends April 12
Easter dinner prize includes a twelve round Spring turkey. Sodality of the Children of Mary hopes contestants’ names and contributions reach the Village Board by the April 12 deadline. Local committees under President Murtha will select winners, with the draw at Holy Name Hall. Events and placements are scheduled for next Tuesday evening at Town Hall with the Lighting and Fire sections coordinating on Waterbury Harris.
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Sodality of the Children of “Mary
Taikeated Tor
Msn Foro
Lennon
ADP
Murtha
Luke and
Waterbury
Elder
Luke
Holy Name Hall
Waterbury and
Harris
Mayor appoints committees amid recovery effort
Misa Jayne Dolph, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold W Dolph of Barney Park, is slowly recovering from an attack of mastoiditis as the mayor announces the creation of new committees to aid local services. The note lists a subscription price of $2.00 per year.
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Misa Jayne Dolph
Harold W. Dolph
Barney Park
St Pauls M E Church Notes Sacrament Sunday at 11
St Pauls M E Church notes the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Sunday morning at 11. All members are expected to be present. Readers are urged to subscribe to the Hendrick Hudson Council Boy Scouts permanent camp fund and send payments to Tho J Gorey in Irvington or Samuel in Ossining.
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Hendrick Hurdson Council
Boy Scouts of America
J. Gorey
Irvington
N. Y
Samuel
Hendrick Hudson Council
Ossining
Mrs Conger Jr Hosts Mother Visitor From New Orleans
Mrs Milton L Bouden of New Orleans La visits at the home of her daughter Mrs Kenyon B Conger Jr in Ardsley Park.
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Milton L. Bouden
New Orleans
Kenyon B. Conger, Jr
Ardsley Park
Irv ington Village Board meets to discuss repairs and permissions
Regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees at Town Hall on a Tuesday evening in April 1927. President Matthew J. Murtha and Trustees Harris Luke Elder Harri Waterbury present. absentees noted. Reports, fines, bills, and committee referrals discussed. Actions include cross over install for Jones, gas pump proposal for Schunk, septic tank for Sunbury, and Broadway repairs deferred. Officer Tewey returns to duty. town hall repairs and equipment purchase debated. Meeting adjourned after routine business.
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Elder
Harris
Harri F. T. Raban
B. F. McCall
Department of Finance and Taxation
Albany
B. JF. McCall
Edwin J. Martin
Charlen Schreiber
Irvington Fire Company
William B Jones
Broadway
Main Street
Jones
Joseph J. Schunk
North Broadway
Murtha
Schunk
Arthur Sunbure
Spiro Park
William R. Roane
Hway
Town Hall
Plano
Park Committee Park
Yorktown Heights Chemical Company
Richard A. ‘Tewey
Luke
Thomas J. Gorby
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Mia. Stevens
Hoosie Falls
Civic League
East
Katherine” Jordan
Palm Beach
New York
Mary O'Keefe
Dogsneaven
Rita Mulligan
Edward Lindor
East Irvington School
Thame
Mackie
Feark
Tavington
Bone
Sunnyside Circle
Inera LO
Tarrytown Family
Holy Week
Irvington Presbyterian Church
WM. B. May, JR
Mrs
Robert Stearns
Calvin Derrick
ST. Matthews Lyceum
ST. Paul's
M. E
K. B. Conger, JR
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