Mortgages Listed in August 1921 Fox Realty Co Transfers
A compiled list of mortgage transfers reported to August 3 1921. Fox Realty Co to Ci Co Inc and others, various parcels including lots in Map 331 Rhotwood Park and National Street blocks. Details show counterparties, locations in New York City and Yonkers, dates from June to July 1921, and amounts such as 64 000 dollars, 250 dollars and other sums. The document enumerates multiple property liens and assignments with party names including Leonard, Cirillo, Bryant, Hastings, Warner, Suchin, Brown Subtlv, and others in areas around Main Street Hastings Saw Mill River Road Ravendale Avenue and 327 108th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Realty Co
Ci Co., Inc
Rhotwood Park
Country Cottage Inc
Stu Cost
Waa
Willan’ Tarnaby & W
Stephens Court
Klyn
Verview Manor
Muntry Cottage
Leonard
Loeeene St
Tony "de Hastings
Saunders Clark
Earl “D. Climino
Jones & O'Connor
Michele
Matthew
Patrick
Vinecenzo Cirillo
St. N.Y. C
Bryant
Fadden
Louise 'T
Peter Clark
Brown
Wagner
Otto E
Ors
John Jufer
W. Hastings
Main St
Warburton Ave
Boyce
Eliza
Ravendale Ave
Saw Mills River
Boutilier
Conveyances in Hastings area show multiple property transfers
News from Irvington reports James E. Duross Jr. will join another Westchester County student to represent the area in the State Tennis Tournament at Syracuse. The list details numerous deeds and yearly or semiannual payments for lots and properties in Hastings on Hudson Elmsford Dobbs Ferry and nearby, including transfers to Fox Realty Co. and others with dates in July 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
James E. Duross, Jr
Westchester County
Syracuse
Catholic Club Meeting Promises Growth For Sub Fund
The Catholic Club announces its regular monthly meeting Monday evening with a large attendance hoped for. Chairman Joseph G. Fallon reports that revenue from his committee will swell the sub fund considerably. The baseball field grass has been cut and is in excellent condition. Practice is held every Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Fallon
Tennis Club Notes At Presbyterian Church Courts
A large turnout of tennis players met Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian Church grounds. The Camp Fire Girls repaired a net, allowing use of both courts until dark. A short meeting followed with committees named to handle refreshments decorations and music for an upcoming dance priced at twenty five cents with refreshments to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Wells
Era
Irvington Fire Company Organizes New Squad
The Irvington Fire Company organizes supplanting the old association active since 1880. James J. Lyden captain elect and Joseph J. Dobson assistant are named. Trustees, officers, and rules discussed as 32 members sign the roster and prepare for elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Fire Association
James J. Lyden
Joseph Dobson
Additional locals report weekend visitors and a lost dog
Mr and Mrs William Dorsey of Harrison New Jersey were weekend visitors. Airdale named Lady is lost with a liberal reward offered. Mex Fred P King Irvington New York is involved. Miss Catherine Fallon of South F street has returned from a vacation that included Saratoga and other northern state points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dorsey
Harrison, N. J
Airdale
Fred P. King
Irvington
N.Y
Catherine Fallon
South F Street
Saratoga
President of board refutes Town Topics charge against Mrs Blake
Irvington New York August 11 1921 President of the Board of Education R G Abercrombie writes to Town Topics denying a Town Topics August 4 item alleging Mrs Blake accepted money for services as chairman of the Moving Picture Committee in schools He says pictures were shown but not a great success and money paid to Mrs Blake was repayment for advances she made for a film program The council urges fair reporting to protect Mrs Blake now overseas and notes the public welfare stake in school materials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T: the
Blake
Board of Education
Abercrombie
Irvington
N. Y
Town Topics
New York
R. G. Abercrombie
East Irvington Social News Roundup
Miss Marget Dunn of Yonkers visited East Irvington last Friday. Mr Joseph Bianchine and family visited his parents Sunday. Miss Helen O Leary and Masters Thornton spent Sunday at Rye Beach. Miss Ina McWilliam vacationing at Inwood Lake New Jersey. Mrs Albert Moltz and Mrs John McGuinness were Yonkers visitors Monday. Mr Joseph Murray and Miss Teresa Murray of Tarrytown were guests Friday. Miss Mary Reilly visiting the Reynolds family this week. Robert Flynn has home improvements in the Pewter Line. Miss F Grant enjoying annual vacation. Death reported of Mrs Catherine Connrove longtime Hast. Irvington resident, buried Steeny Hollow Cemetery Thursday. Miss Catherine Hagen secured a position in New York City. Mrs M Murphy and daughters Rita and Anna visited Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bianchine
Helen O'Leary
Masters John, Joseph
Marty” Thornton
Rye Beach
James Lowney
Dorothy
South Salem
N.Y
Ina McWilliam
Inwood Lake, N. J
Stra Atchae
Connrove
Hast. Ievingtons
Hieacon
N. Y
Steeny Hollow
Catherine Hagen
New York City
M. Murphy
Rita
Anna
Jersey City
Camp Fire Girls Plan River Hike And Postpone Camp
Camp Fire Girls met yesterday afternoon and mended the second tennis net. The group planned a hike across the river via the Tarrytown Ferry to Nyack next week. No satisfactory answers from camps suggest the camping trip may be postponed until next summer. Funds from McCal's Magazine sale and a cake sale will help buy sails for new members and pay National Headquarters dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Tarrytown
Nyack
McCal
Memors
Leaving for Brooklyn village residents announce relocations
Regretful notices report Mrs Huncke of South B street and family planning to leave Irvington for Brooklyn where they once lived. Miss Anna will spend a week there. Mr and Mrs John MacDiarmid of Port Chester visited their relatives in New York City. Helen and Florence Mill, visiting for the summer, enjoyed a Rye Beach trip. George Riolo of Hastings and Edward Burke with friends took a four day Ontario motor tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MacDiarmid
Port Chester
George MacDiarmid
New York City
Istes
Helen
Florence Mill
Rye Beach
Edward Burke
Ontario
Trip to Bear Mountain on the Hudson River Day Line
Mr and Mrs FH Hettinger Mrs Harry Darton and the Misses Dorothea Hettinger and Mary Barton traveled to Bear Mountain by the Albany steamer of the Hudson River Day Line. They report a very enjoyable trip with both legs aboard the Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. Hettinger
Harry Darton
Dorothea” Hettinger
Mary Barton
Bear Mountain
Albany
Hudon River
Town Clerk Dashwood Resigns After 14 Years of Service
Town Clerk Robert Dashwood of Greenburgh resigns effective September 1 due to ill health and physician advice. Judge Norman C. Templeton will serve as temporary successor. Dashwood plans a year abroad with Bermuda trips for himself and daughter, selling his Barney Park home for about 20,000 dollars to a city physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
N.C. Templeton
Greenburgh
Robert Dashwood
Dashwood
Norman C. Templeton
Barney Park
Joseph A. Stubbs
Irvington
Dash Wood
Unusual Service Planned at Union Chapel East Irvington
An unusual service is arranged for Sunday evening at 7 oclock at Union Chapel East Irvington with Mr W R Roane presiding. The mutual program will be rendered by the orchestra and quartet of the Get Together Club at Hope Chapel. Frederick Whitfore superintendent of the largest Sunday School in New York City will deliver a special address. other unique programs for August are in prospect. The general public is cordially invited to these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
East Irvington
W. Re Roane
Orchestea Ami Quartette
Get Together Club
Hope Chapel
Frederick Whitfore
Sumiay
New York City
Ger Ral
Toven. Fos
Scouts Return From Camp Spencer With Crowded Quarters
Scouts Earle Wool and David Harmon return from Camp Spencer after a week in unfavourable weather and crowded quarters with about 450 Scouts in camp. John and James OConnor toured New York for the Manhattan Council delivering letters to principal banks and visiting Trinity Church and the Woolworth Building. William Murphy passed his Second Class Test in First Aid work. Norman Morrell trains for his exam. Raymond Morrell serves in Company K, Training Regiment at Plattsburgh. Edw Tynan maintains daily good turns for Audubon Society birds in Irvington. ex-Assistant Scoutmaster John R Tynan helped inspect Camp Spencer. Reginald Farrel of the Graduates Committee encamped at Croton. Urban Motion Pictures Industries plans a large 10 foot high electric sign in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Wool
David Harmon
Camp Spencer
Wood
John
James O'Connor
New York
Manhattan Council
Trinity Church
St. Paul's Church
Wool ‘Worth
William Murphy
Norman Morrell
Raymond Morrell
Plat Ur
Tynan
Audubon Society of
Irvington
John R. ‘Tynan
Reginald Farlel
Croton
Westchester County Legion Day Convenes in White Plains
The Westchester County Posts of the American Legion hold the county convention in White Plains to elect delegates and five state committee men for the Jamestown state convention. A clambake at Rye Beach on August 27, with baseball games, athletic events, dancing, a fort Slocum band concert, and a $2.50 bake ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Legion
Rye Beach
Westchester County
American Legion
Old Court House
White Plains
O'Eloel
Jamestown
N.Y
Friends of the American Legion
Hiram W. Taylor
Legion
Fort Slocum
Post
Larkin
Ball
Outing at Bear Mountain for Building Trades Employers
The Building Trades Employers Association sets August 24 for its first annual outing at Bear Mountain. About 400 contractors and friends will travel via Yonkers Mount Vernon and New Rochelle routes to enjoy resort grounds, rowboats on Hessian Lake, lunch at the Inn, and a fine table d hote dinner. Local committees coordinate cars and tickets. Palisade Park Commission requires advance numbers by August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltte
Building Trades Emploxers Association
Bear Mountain
White Plains Association
Palisade Interstate Park Commission
Heession Lake
Yonkers
Mount Xerman
New Rochelle
Oikeman Street
Ghester
White Plains
Tarrytown
Osting
Palisade Park Commission
Thomas Larkin
Honkers
Andrew Karl
Vernom Herman Langiloh
Robertean
Port Chester
J. Criver
Shank
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Ada FE
Wintersteen
Mill River Rd
Hastings
Olinda Park
Country Cottage Co., Inc
Clark
Peter
Louise T. McFadden
Elmsford
Monthy
Hastings-on- Hudson
Didg Coop Savings and Loan Ass
Suchin
Harry
Grace R. Millard
N's Spring St
Adj Ld
Andrew WM
Anderson
Prank
W. Peterson
Fairview
Barnaby
Cross and Or
16Th St
N. Y.C
Riverview Manor
Cireillo
Vincenzo
Elmsford Park
Sembannual
Tony
Ellen ‘T. Maher
Harrison
Wm. H. Saunders
Oxley
Jas
Fred Bock
Nford Park Reaty Co. Inc
Irvington Fire CO
New
Irvington Fire Company
Lyden
Dickinson
Irving T. Bush
Teal
Aban
Lst
Foi. Morrell
Raymond “Gilligan
Joseph J. Dobson
Raymond ‘J. Gilligan
0. L
Vets 3
Joseph A. Blake
R.G. A
East
Albert Moltz
John McGuinness
Joseph Murray
Teresa Murray
Thomas Murray
Mary Reilly
James Reynolds
Robert Flynn
Carpewter Line
Miss F. Grant
Brooklyn
George Riolo
Bear
Urban
Motion Pictures Industries, Inc
Convention OF County Legion
Westchester
County Legion Vay
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