Catholic Club Rye Beach Outing Yields Thunderstorms and Laughs
The Catholic Club report details a Sunday trip to Rye Beach with 35 members, starting under damp skies and shelter provided by the Baseball Club. Aboard, dinners, antics, and lighthearted notes about members’ exploits are described, including a game at Lyndhurst Field where the club won 20 to 10 against Sheldon A.C. with Dugan pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Beach
East Irvington
Rye
Cudi
Jon Heike
Joe
Tucker” Foley
Colored Day Nursery. “Tucker
Peter Mathews
George Minton
George
Reilly
Jim Kelly
Buddy Ensor
Jim
Gene” Murphy
Joe Sweetman
Gene
Ray Gilligan
Goldier
John Bone
John
Lyndhurst Field
Sheldon A.C
Dugan
Gorey
T. Gorey
C. F. Sweetman
Schneider
B. Kennedy
St. H. Magen
J. Kelly
J. Tynan
P. Gorey
Reverend Neely Colton Poised to Return Home
Rev. William Neely Colton is expected home from New Hampshire on Saturday. Chaplain Young who filled in for Colton during his absence made many friends while in town. Mr. and Mrs. T Coleman Dupont have returned from their western trip.
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William Neely Colton
New Hampshire
Chaplain Young
Mr. Colton
Mrs.t. Coleman Dupont
Morse
Dents of
Hastings
Lawrence Smith
Fire Island
Raid on Hays Garden Alarmed Town Folks
William Hays Sr reports a Sunday night raid on his cucumber patch at the J. B. Walker estate. Four young men in shirt sleeves entered the garden at 9 p.m. and fled quickly, with Hays venting frustration and planning vigilance for future incidents. He warned the community of possible danger if confronted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hays, Sr
J. B. Walker
Hays
Hays, Sr
Americ an Legion Outing at Rye Beach
Westchester County American Legion post holds an outing at Rye Beach on Saturday August 27 1921 from noon to 5 p m featuring a clam bake baseball and athletics games bathing and dancing Members may invite ladies and guests Tickets including the bake cost 3 50 each available from any post member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County Ameri
Hastingson Hudson Johnson's weekend NJ motor trip noted
Hastingson Hudson Johnson of Draper Terrace enjoyed a weekend motor trip through New Jersey. Mrs Kennard of Elm Place returned from Maine after a two week visit. Many residents hosted guests or announced engagements while Fire Island and Lake George trips were taken by several families.
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Johnson
Draper Terrace
New Jersey
Mrs. Kennard
Elm Place
Maine
Pilgrim Spirit theme echoed at Plymouth centennial pageant
Crowds gathered at Plymouth to witness a re enacted Mayflower display and a pageant tracing Pilgrim history from Ur to Plymouth. The ceremony highlighted faith, courage, and perseverance as enduring forces shaping liberty and duty in modern life.
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Plymouth
Abraham
God
Martin Pring
John Smith
Thomas Hunt
Fleet Prison
London
Scrooby
England
Delftshaven
Massasoit
Lyford
Oldham
Earth
Delegate to Republican State Convention Named
Village President George E. Dickinson selected as delegate to the Republican State Convention to be held in Syracuse. Mrs John Henry Cushman of South C street named as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Dickinson
Syracuse
John Henry Cushman
South C Street
Camp Fire Girls Progress on Tennis Net Repair
Camp Fire Girls met Thursday afternoon to repair the tennis net at the Presbyterian Church grounds. The net was only partially repaired and will be completed in a few days. Refreshments will be sold this evening at the tennis courts to raise funds for camping expenses.
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Presbyterian Church
Polo Grounds Tilt Sees Yankees Triumph Over Indians
The Cleveland Indians collided with the New York Yankees at the Polo Grounds on Monday. The Yankees secured a victory, delivering a win to their team in this match at the venue.
Dobbs Ferry Notes Mention Travel and Local Events
Dobbs Ferry residents report summer travels with Blanche Boucher heading to Lake George for two weeks and others joining relatives in Onosine and Vermont. Local property news notes a boiler explosion damage sale. Scouts return from Bear Mountain camp while a mobile crash near Palisade Street injures none but plants a girl’s powder routine. A black dance with Mardi Gras hosted by Livingston Hose Company No 1, featuring Jimmy Europe’s Jazz band, is planned for August 10 with 60 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade Street
Livingston Hose Company No
Jimmy Europe
Courts In Fine Shape At St Barnabas Property
Those who have seen the tennis courts behind the St Barnabas Property report they are in fine order. New wire fencing has been erected a fine net is in use and everything seems to have been done to make the courts as perfect as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas
Local notes from Muncie and beyond in brief
ADDITIONAL LOCALS report visits and travels of residents. Mr and Mrs L S Ganter of Muncie Ind stay with Kenyon B Conger in Barney Park. Mrs Arthur G Lynch and son return from a two week trip to Long Branch New Jersey. Julius Schneider Jr visits Hot Springs Virginia. Philip Jewell enjoys Berkshires and Green Mountains and reports trout hatchings before returning to Irvington. Miss Jennie Mitchell on two week vacation in Catskills. Eddie Mullins not wed as rumor had claimed. gossip persists.
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Philip Jewell
Berkshires
Green Mountains
Irvington
Harding at Plymouth Tercentenary Ceremony
President Harding delivers a Mayflower themed address at Plymouth Mass praising national recovery after the war. He highlights calm leadership, the nation’s financial soundness, and a hopeful view of disarmament, with Mrs Harding’s smile noted as inspiring. Senator Lodge and Vice President Coolidge join on stage as the program closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Presient H Harding
New England
Senator Lodge
Coolidge
Washington
America
Allty
United States
Local Visit Highlights In East Irvington Scene
East Irvington reports social visitors and guests from White Plains New York City and Cornwall on Hudson over the weekend and into the week. Mrs Wurtz and Miss Nellie Marien were among locals hosting or entertaining friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Marien
Mrs. Wurtz
Butcher-Artist Albert Cohen Displays Free Paintings
Albert Cohen, owner of the Dependable Market at 106 Main St, combines butchery and art in a market window exhibit. A World War veteran, he invested all surplus cash in the business, after buying it from ill-health retiree Mr. Brooks who opened another market in North Tarrytown. Cohen criticizes new competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cohen
Main Street
Cohen
Brooks
North Tarrytown
Irvington Fire Association to organize August 9 meeting
Irvington New York August 1 1921 notice to all applicants joining the new fire company. Board trustees will adopt rules and proceed to settle funds including a $100 Templeton check. Acting firemen resignations will be accepted and a fire company organized under Mage Laws. meeting July 9 7 30 p m. JOSEPH A MURPHY village clerk.
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Irvington Fire Association
Irvington
N. Y
Joseph A. Murphy
George Webb’s Family Faces Loss and Dog Bite Incident
George Webb of 74 Main Street mourns a baby girl lost Thursday to whooping cough while his year old son suffers injuries from a recent dog bite. Webb, a painter, formerly lived in Yonkers New York. The Quality Bakery at 75 Main Street gains note for its bread and rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Webb
Main Street
Webb
Yonkers
N.Y
Typographical Union Elects Leaders at Tarrytown
A meeting of the Tarrytown Oran ning Typographical Union No. 623 was held at the Press Record office in Tarrytown. Willam W. Lee was elected president and Allan H. Pepper vice president. Meetings to be held permanently at the Press Record office. Frank J. Morean chairs the scale committee. Four Rand-McNally plant members dropped from the roll. Michael Johnson and Carlton of Yonkers represented the new Westchester Conference. No delegate will be sent to the convention this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
New Westchester
Michael Johnson
Carlton
Yonkers
Stockwell Family Relocates to Sheridan Beach Michigan City
Members of the Stockwell family, long residents of Irvington, have moved their home to Sheridan Beach along Lake Michigan in Michigan City and are enjoying the area’s advantages.
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William R. Stockwell
Irvington
Michigan City
Sheridan Beach
Lake Michigan
Perry Circle shoot delivers high scores despite heat
At Perry Circle on a hot afternoon July 20, a Regis Shoot drew strong results. High scores dominated from the 16 yard line with few no birds, while Von Boeckman and Rice led the 22 yard distance event, both breaking 24 targets from five throws amid a display of pure marksmanship.
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Perry Circle
P. von Boeckman
Mayor Reed
RF. Rice
CE. Ponnes
Hi. Curtis
J. Bonner
H.cantling
Martin A. C. Keater
D. F. Shotwell
Hutching
Buffalo Smith
F. H. Schauffler
Graham
F.C. Sayles
John Vanderveer
J. F. Bonner
E. H. Locatelli
John I. D. Bristol
IRDA
Turner BK
Sayles
Livingston
Ivon Boeckman
Hutchins
Bristol
Kite Flying Amid Cool Days Draws Young Makers
As cool days arrive and a good breeze fills the air, youths take to crafting kites. Some products reach impressive heights, and a kite flown in the town’s lower part draws attention from residents on the hill above.
Audubon notes record of birds in Charles City Iowa
Harold Frederickson an eleven year old lad lists ninety eight species seen in 1916 around Charles City Iowa. He serves as Vice President of the Toksall Nature Club and curator of club specimens. The Call for Naturalist Club publishes annual bird lists and Carroll Lane Fenton compiled Birds of Lloyd County published in Wilson Bulletin. The club president works on mammals of Floyd County and upcoming lists of insects mollusks and reptiles. Mrs F May Tuttle a honorary member compiles Flora of Mitchell County for future publication.
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Harold Frederickson
Charles City
Iowa
Toksall Nature Club
Call For Naturalist Club
Carroll ‘Lane Fenton
Lloyd County
Wilson
Naturalist Club
Floyd County
F. May Tuttle
Mitchell County
Howard C. Brown
Charles Kelty
Tow
District-Wide School Improvements Approved by Board
The Board of Education awarded contracts to upgrade three district schools. Daniel Gullivan won the painting for Irvington and East Irvington schools, George Dennis secured work on the Irving school, and Michael Kiernan got the carpenter repairs including new floors at East Irvington. John Seibold resigns from the Irvington Garage after years of service.
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Board of Education
Tevington
East Irvington
Daniel Gullligan
George Dennis
Irving School
Michael Kiernan
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William Hays, SR
American Legion
A. Sterns Wilson
Jane Ballard
M. J. Shatter
Terrace Drive
Boston
John Whaley
Washington Enue
Sarah Green
I. B. Lefurgy
Farragut Avenue
Mrs. R. Wilson
Villard Avenue
New York
Dobbs Ferry
Blanche Boucher
Lake George
Miss Williams
South Broadway
Joseph Walker
Onosine
His
Edwin Gould
T. DeRosa
Thomas DeRosa
Fort Slocum
Michael DeRosa
Archie Forsythe
Dobbs Ferry High School
EE. Aloe
Nanes
Wesnerday
de. Martin “Peck
Albee
Monay
Winchester
Annabelle Hamill
Washington, D. C
Coronel Wamstey
Jami
Genevive
Ethel del
Archie Tucker
Teddy Blasery
Henry Kearns
Josephine DeRosa
New Rochelle
Josephine Connola
Cedar Street
Italy
Badoglio
Arthur G. Lynch and Son
Long Branch
N. J
Julius Schneider, Jr
Hot Springs, Va
Jennie Mitchell
West Main Street
Catskill
Eddie Mullins
President Harding
East
William” Anderson
White Plains
Teresa O'Leary
Catherine Pastor
New York City
Siday “Mann
Charles Minker
Bronx Park
Thursda
R. Magennis
Cornwallon-Hudson
Main Arcet
Phical Union
Audubon Society Notes
John Seibold
John Sturphy
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