Local Notes Mix Social News and Ads in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn community page reports on Mrs. Brown of 509 Sixth Avenue seeking contact with an important lady from Hastings on Hudson. It notes visits and travel by residents including L. J. Gleason, Hazel Sheehan, Dan Wheeler, and families to Adirondacks, Dolgeville, Fishers Island, and more. Lost dog notices, room for rent, and local business mentions pepper the item as neighbors share updates and upcoming political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Sixth, Avenue
Brooklyn
Sister Inlas
Hastings-on-Hoon
M. Brown
L. J. Gleason
Lenox, Stass
Brook lyn Pharmaceutical Association elects Schoenfeld
At a Brook lyn Pharmaceutical Association meeting Schoenfeld was chosen to represent the group at the Drug Trade Exhibition and Conference held at Grand Central Palace the week of October. Schoenfeld will offer free tickets to those wishing to attend.
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Brooklyn" Pharmaceutical Association 3. S
Schoenfeld
de Hield
Grand Central Palace
Irvington Post Office Message Note
A fragmented OCR item mentions Irvington post office and names Frieda Kateh Emu Mills Katherine Laie with a reference to Sire Fred, indicating a clerical or notice fragment from a postal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Kateh
Mme
Emu Mills
Katherine Laie
Fred
Dobbs Ferry Society Notes and Local Sports Results
Miss Catherine Wells hosted a friend as Mrs. and Mrs. John Holgerson and Florence vacation at Niagara Falls. Red Sox beat Ramblers 10 to 8. Dobbs Ferry A. C. topped Bon Tons 1805. William Brown joins his mother in Danbury. Fred Henry enjoys ten days at Branchville post office. Mrs. Franklin Fowler visits White Plains. First annual Dobbs Ferry Fife Drum Bugle Corps picnic at Brookside Park. Out of town dancers provoked some opposition, but crowd sparse yet hopeful for good returns. Red Sox to play Hastings & Tons at Cricket lot next Sunday. Mrs. A. Goetze visits Irvington. George Welfare House meeting on Wednesday. Warren King returns to post office after ten days. C. D. Simmons and A. Le Sherwood attend County Committee Progressive Party meeting at White Plains. F. W. Werner spending vacation at Ocean Grove. Emma Fry visited Albany last Monday. (Continued on page 4, column 5).
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Dobbs
Brookside Park
Hastings News Roundup and Community Notes
Frank Bull will return to Cornell classes in a few weeks. A group of youths attended the Dobbs Ferry moving picture show Monday evening. A music and dance event at the Towns Ridge Yacht Club Saturday night was well received. Friends visit at Riverview and other local homes. The new public library is an assured success and appreciated by Hastings residents. Committees plan for a society circus. Leon Tuttle to begin high school at Yonkers High next fall. Labor Day events include games and races at the club. Mrs. Johnson of Riverview Manor visited Chauncy friends Tuesday. An Interclub sailboat race will be held at Yonkers Corinthian Club tomorrow. Pianist and composer Mr Leveling visited Mrs. Millar White in Riverview Manor Sunday. Robert White visited town friends during the week. The William Chrystie motor yacht is at the Yacht Club preparing for a run to Florida. Walker Whiteside visits town. school will open soon as pupils plan football season. Frank Bull passed Monday to Staten Island. Janes Rogers returned from a Rhode Island trip.
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Frank Bull
Cornell
Dobbs Ferry Moving Picture Garden
Tarrytown News Praises Irvington Gazette in Friendly Note
A fragment from Tarrytown News commends the Irvington Gazette for its clean printed weekly pages and friendly tone. The piece portrays neighboring villages in the county as having a better example of local journalism and invites visitors to feel welcome in their shared “sanctum.”
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Irvington
Daily News
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Grocers
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N.Y
John H. Barr
Rexall
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Pateman
Irvington, ‘N
J. E. Crawford
Mount Vernon
New York
Fidelity
W. R. Morris
Xewtore
H.H. Cannon
Irvington, N. Y
Phorie
E. Cavagnaro
California
Irvington, NY
Hazel Sheehan
Dolgeville
Little Falls
Spruce Lake
Utlea
Dan Wheeler
Cecelia Bunker
Buster
Kittery
Indaw
Wm. Bunker
West Point
North Broadway
Huntingts
Allerton
W. Va
Edward M. Byrne
of. North Et
Fair Haven
Mass
M. J. Tynan
Edward
Massachusetts
Cues
Dr. Carpenter
Good Ground
John Hunter
Ruth
Fishers Island
L. G. Morris
Hudson Terrace
Yonkers, N.Y. T
Wm. E. Taaffe
News
Hugh Hin
Harriman
Southampton
Mrs. Russell Hopkins
Sunnyside Lane
James Hannan
Home Place
Ocean Grove
William A. Buckley
Buckley & Raban
Main Street
Broadway
Bill
Dublin
National” Bank
R.C. Abercrombie
Richard V. Lewis
Dernard Muston
F. Bryan
C. M. Adamson
Ashford
Dobbs Ferry
Tu Pueca
Lulu Wall
Chas. Cox
Ossining
Poughkeepsie
Marlon Schmacher
Charley LeFurgy
Riverside Cafe
Wm. H. Fallon
Godfred Friberg
Foresters Hospital Fund Association
New York Py
Mildred’ Hasey
North D
Htreet
Anna
Marcella Taafeho
Atlantic City
James Morgan
Charles Dorsey
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh
Gus Suess
M. J. Dinan
Gus
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Wagner
Germany
B. Newman
Earl's Best Pharmacal
Tarrytown
N. Y
National Conservatory of Music of America
Jeannette M. Thur Ver
West 79Th Street
York City
Iday
Romaldo Saplo
Clementine de Vere
Mber
Steve 'Wesley
Lord,& Burnham Co
Wesley. Instends Gazette
TED States Post
Irvingtony, Ne
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Irvington’ National
R. G. Abercrombie
M. S. Beltzhoever
A. Burnham
Bernard Huston
R.V. Lewis
Chichester
Catherine Wells
Sunda
John Holgerson
Florence
Niagara Falls
Red Sox
Ramblers
Yonkers
A. C
Bon Tons
Hastings
William Brown
Danbury, Conn
Fred Henry
Branchville, N. J
Franklin Fowler
Dr. Doerfler
Hastings, & Tons
Cricket Lot
Welfare House
Warren King
Vacaton
C. D. Simmons
A. le Sherwood
Progressive Party
White Plains
F. W. Werner
H. F."canis
Ocean Grove, N. J
Emma Fry
Albany
Hastings-On-Hudson
Towns Ridge Yacht Club
T John ‘Ruddiman
Riverview
Leon Tuttle
Yonkers High
Yonkers Corinthian Club
Robert White
Wiliam Chrystie
Florida
Mr. Walker Whiteside
Toten Island
Mr. Janes Rogers
Rhode Island
Tarrytown News
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