Catholic Club Meet and Social Plans Amid Seasonsetbacks
A special Catholic Club meeting is set for Monday at 8 o clock to decide vital matters. The first social event, a formal party, is planned for Friday evening, September 8. Members are urged to attend. The article also reviews recent games against Shel on AC of Tarrytown and Dobbs Ferry A A, noting pitchers Connors and Murphy, hits by Dugan and Delmenteo, a late rally thwarted by a key error, and a rain delay.
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Monaise
Finuers
Shelon AC
Tarrytown
D. Murphy
Utters
Ter Meikeoute
Hame
Dugan
Connors
Sheldons
Sunay
Dobbs
Berry
Dobbs Ferry
A. A
Oreax
Telmentco
Sweetman
Hagen
Delmenteo
Tits of Murphy in 9 Innings Shaped by Delmenico
Box score notes a 12 inning game with Murphy pitching 9 innings and Delmenico delivering key plays. Home runs credited to F Delmenico and others. several hit batsmen and strikeouts listed. Sacrifice hits by Kelly and Frey add to the scoring summary.
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Murphy
Pelmentco
Delmenico
F. Delmenico
B. H
Sweetman
Gorey
Jordan
Kelly
Frey
Ground broken for storage garage on North FE street
Ground was broken this morning on the former Martha lot for a 25 by 100 foot storage garage to be built by Thomas J. Murphy Jr. The facility will house his two large trucks and other auxiliaries. Murphy, now active in contracting, is noted for close business attention as Charles M. Pateman enjoys his new Studebaker sedan purchased last week.
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Martha Lot
North FE Street
Thomas J. Murphy, Jr
Murphy
Donations for Ward patients and local communities
A list of charitable items donated to Ward patients and local groups across Irvington Dobbs Ferry Hastings Ardsley and related areas. Items include ice cream magazines plums cabbage string beans diapers quilts fans gowns towels and medical supplies. Several donors are named with locations such as Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Knippenberg Mr. Mahar Dr. Beattie and Miss Odell among others.
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Johnson
Children's Village
Frederick T. Hut
Irvington
John Luke
Maga- Pla
Kober
Hastings
Mage
Masters School
Ferry
Knippenberg
Dobbs Ferry
Ardsley Tee Co
Martin A
Lyman
William Wehnecke
Woodlands Lake Hotel
Walter Keech
Charles D. Fraser
Ardsley-on
Hudson
Edna Odell
John J. Mahar
William Denike
Dabbs Ferry
Joseph H. Beattie
Daphs Ferry
The
Journal of the American Mb Ardal
Allon
York ‘Times
Oliver Bittle
Herman Edgar
Bank Employees Vacations In Irvington Office
Mr. E. J. Lewis the Asst Cashier at Irvington National Bank is on vacation in central New York. Theodore B. Furman of Guaranty Trust Co New York substitutes for Lewis. Miss Mary Magennis, a long time substitute teller from Vassar College on commercial training, fills in during her vacation. Miss Wicks sits at the desk as bookkeeper recovering from a three week break, part of which was used at a Northfield Massachusetts convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Lewis
Irvington National Bank
New York
Theodore B. Furman
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Lewis
Mary Magennis
Vassar College
Miss Wicks
Hastings Hastings on Hudson Village News Brief
Hastings on Hudson items report Alice McWade on Main Street returned from a beach vacation at Sound Beach Connecticut. An automobile fire on Faragut Road drew the fire department. Russ Bessie Feury sails for two week vacation with Mrs Charles Smith of Philadelphia. Edward Lally returns from Chicago trip. Richard M Devine and family enjoyed a Hudson River town auto trip on Sunday. A letter from Joseph and Eugene Dever says both are well at Rockville Centre L I. Mrs Robert Carney on Warburton Avenue recovering from a broken wrist.
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Amixs
Alice McWade
Main Street
Soun Beach
Conn
Russ Bessie Feury
Berpent
Charles Smith
Philadelphia
Richard M. Devine
Hudson River
Joseph
Eugene Dever
Rockville Center
L. 1
Notice of school tax levy in Greeneburgh NY
A garbled notice announces a school tax levy in the Greeneburgh area of New York. It references the school district, months February and March, and mentions a percentage rate and collection through May 1822. It invites readers to send in news items.
Matter of Duty Encourages Voters to Enroll for Primaries
A civic feature urging all eligible adults to enroll in a political party to participate in primaries. It argues enrollment grants party identity and voting rights, stressing that the primary is the first step toward better government and public involvement. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and the importance of being on the voter list.
Miss Mary O’Connor Wins Knights of Columbus Prize
Miss Mary O’Connor won the Knights of Columbus Girls Popularity Contest with 2852 votes earning a fine bicycle and $142.65 in prize money. Her brothers John and James helped, and she is 12, an accomplished musician and dancer. Louise R. Kuhn of the village married Ralph B. Knapp of Ossining. they will reside in Ossining after Lake George trip. Hastings on Hudson plans a village zoning law with public notification under way and regulations to come.
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Miss O'Connor
Mary O'Connor
Knights of Columbus
Irvington
East Irvington
John
James
Mary
Louise R. Kuhn
Ralph B. Knapp
Ossining
Elizabeth
Joseph Carey
New York City
Lake George
Hastings
Hastings-on-ludoon
Tarry
Urban Motion Picture Ads Tower Over Tudson Riverfront
A large sign by Urban Motion Picture Industries Sales Inc dominates the riverfront facade facing the Tudson, crafted to be highly legible from afar. It aims to capture daily attention of tens of thousands travelers along the Rhine of America.
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Phe
Indus: Sales, Inc
Rhine
America
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs. Sage DeKay left for Plainfield New Jersey after visiting the village. Mrs. FH Hettinger and daughter Dorothea toured New York City. A NY visitor stays with Mr and Mrs Stephen Hart at 49 Main Street. Miss Emilie Petri joined a river trip on Thursday. Miss Floss L McFadden returns from Plattsburg summer course. Emma Knodel, librarian, expects to return from Cleveland. Miss Marguerite Winkles came back from Armonk. Irvington fishing parties included Mr and Mrs Louis Stanke and family. Bertha, Walter Yeon, and others reported good catches. Freddy Holm of Mele Sam’s Navy visited Irvington. he serves on Oberon. Allan Laworth of Barney Park heads to Lake Placid. George Welsh family plans to move from Main Street to Low Avenue in Tarrytown. Mr and Mrs Fred Graber Jr return from Michigan. crops there reportedly seem below average. The visit was arranged to a Biddis of Frat, an acquaintance made in service.
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FH. Hettinger
Dorothea
New York
Stephen H. Hart
Main Street
New York City
Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association Holds August Meeting
The regular monthly Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association meeting was led by Oswald G. Villard with new secretary John T. McCormack present. Plans for the Fraser Maternity Pavilion were reviewed and progress described as satisfactory with a possible start this year. A special joint meeting is planned for September 21 to discuss plans for the annual event on October 4.
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Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association
Oswald G. Villard
John T. McCormack
Fraser Maternity
Nso
Conveyances Listed in August 17 1921 Notice
A garbled list of property transfers and deeds dated August 17 1921 includes names such as Rose, Paeger, Duggan, Ortzel, and Harrison, with addresses in Woodhaven, Hastings, Yonkers, and West Haven. The fragmentary entries mention parcels, lot numbers, streets like West End Avenue and Hudson Heights, and sums including $8 and $100, alongside map references and dates in August 1921.
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Jeanette
Lewis Lonergan
West End Ave
C. W . Livingston
Inter $ Es
Dockmerry High St
Florence L. Paeger
Woodhaven Boulevard
Woodaw
Iubbarders
Ards
Duggan and
St. Brayn
Riverview Manor
Hastings
Judson P. Rose Co
Alexandria A. Ortzel
Beach St. West Haven
Sonn
Hudson Hts
Wiliams Chas
N.Y
Fot
Mtable
Aphia Key
Laura
Hammer
Washington
W. P
Hult
Kant Goddard
Leist Mickok
Williamson
Yonkers
Archer Ave
Archer
Lorzing
Julafl
West
Mortgage Notices and Paintings Giveaway
Mortgage notices list Amanda E Ollings and Lewis Lonergan with Greenburgh Savings Bank details in White Plains and Dobbs Ferry, noting two year terms and August 6 12 dates. Also mentions three oil paintings given away by the Dependable Market at 108 Main Street secured Saturday evening by Mrs Daniel J Slyden Mrs George Cady and Miss Evelyn Adams.
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Main Street
Daniel J. Slyden
George Cady
Evelyn Adams
Irvington Fire Co Meeting Reports Officers Elected
The Irvington Fire Company held a monthly meeting with strong attendance led by Captain James J. Lyden. Officers were unanimously elected including Recording Secretary Richard Duffy Jr and Financial Secretary John J. Downey. treasurer Henry J. Helke. trustees Fred Grader Leo W. Beck Joseph Mullins H B Brownes Jr and Wm Eggerling.
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Irvington Fire Company
James J. Lyden
Richard Duffy, Jr
John J. Downey
Henry J. Helke
Fred Grader
Leo W. Beck
Joseph Mullins
H. B
Cass
Contrian
Id Company
Red Cross Dentists to Resume Work in Westchester Schools
Red Cross dentists will resume service in Westchester County when schools reopen in September. Beginning last October with one dentist and one hygienist, the program expanded by February to four hygienists and examined 4,266 children, finding 98 percent with defective teeth. Six thousand two hundred seventy six teeth were filled and over eighteen hundred children had teeth cleaned.
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Red Cross
Belp
Westchester County
The
D. Austin Sniffen
Ninth District Dental Society
Red Cross Dental Dispensaries
Samuel Preston
Chas. .Cheney
George Covey
Robert Knapp
Seneat
Camp Fire Girls Postpone River Hike Meeting Missed
No Rapawingo Camp Fire meeting was held on Thursday. The proposed hike across the river has been postponed until a more convenient time for all members.
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Rapawingo
Delaware Governor Visits Kyle Camp
The governor visited Kyle Camp amid concerns over sanitary conditions. The tour followed a Port area announcement and the final wash of the season on the previous Monday evening, September 12.
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Delaware
Kyle Camp
Ing
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Sheldon A
S. &. Livingston
O Connors
P. H. Gros
I Hogan
Leary
Irvington Catholic Club
I Ity Kenedy
Sehnold
Burke
Mintoi
Ae Gorex
P. Dugan
P. Fallon
S.A
Nings
H. Gross
He Sweetman
van Tassel
A. A. Barrett
Hug Frey
Re Jordan
N ‘Simms
Stinson
Ay Delmenico
R. F
C.f . ‘Tehan
Tevington
Cathotte EU B. Kennedy
Gl Kelly
Charles M. Pateman
Super
Studebaker
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Dally Ave
Hastings ON
Farragut Road
Edward Lally
Chicago
Robert Carney
Warburton Avenue
Croriver OF
Ianes Ur To
Greengurgh
Szereheeren ™ County
Lothcr
Nerens
K. OF C
Bnard—Honn
Sage DeKay
Plainfield
N. J
Emilie Petri
Thursdn
Aliss Floss L. McFadden
S. H
Tivington
Plattsburg
Emma Knodel
Saulteau Library
Cleveland
Marguerite Winkles
Armonk
Irovs
Louis Stanke
Lidren
Mise Berthahl
Walter
Howard
Nereatia
Mele Sam
Navy
Freddy Holm
Fred
Oberon
Allan Elaworth
Barney Park
Lake
Fred Sayles
George Welsh
Low Avenue
Fred Graber, Jr
Michigan
D. F. Hospital Association
Entermurce
Irvington Fire CO
John F. Havemeyer
Charles A. Cai
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