Conveyances and transfers in Hastings and nearby towns
A condensed record of real estate conveyances dated May 15 and July 3, 1920, including Hastings Augusta to Anna L Don hue at 160 West 106th Street New York and multiple maps, parcels, and lot transfers in Edmarth Place, Nepperhan, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, and surrounding areas. Names include John H Odell, Asa Montgomery, George Winsor, David Gilligan, Joseph Olsen, Frank Yozak, Erhardt Edwards, Lowerle Syndicate, Peter Stockert, Stachel, and Asten Stachel. Property actions reference parcels on Bainbridge Street, Washington Avenue, Danforth Avenue, Livingston Avenue, and Lawn Avenue with various lot and block identifiers. Dates show transfers with price notes and map references, encompassing multiple towns within Westchester County and adjacent New York City addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Augusta
Anna L. Donhue
Ors
106Th St
N.Y. C
Edmarth
Maple Ave
Adell
John H
Asa B. Montgomery
Bainbridge St
Bilyn
Tota
Odell
Nepperhan &T
Winsor
George
Windsor
Elmsford
Gillingan
David
Joseph A. Olsen
Washington Ave
Lomasney E
New York
Surban Real Est Co
Frank Yozak
Dobbs Ferry
Erhardt Edwards & Lowerle Syndicate
Chauncey B
Danforth Ave
Livingston Ave
Stockert
Peter
Asten ‘Stachel
Elmsford Park
Thap
Emsford
S Lawn
William St
Collins
Amand E
Geo. A. Sorrell
Kalll
Joseph
Emil Wistrand
Irvington
Dearman
Tarrytown
Washington St
Andrew H. Brown
Stachell
Alfonso
Peter Stockert
Iron Pipe
Lawn Ave
Olsen
Daniel Giligan
Donahue
Anna L
Ora
Ridgefield Place
Edmarth Place
Montgomery
Asa B
John H. Odell
Ardsley
Nepperhan St
Meyer
Mortgage notices list on various towns and properties
Mortgage records show multiple transfers and liens across Far Rockaway Elmsford Irvington Hastings Ardsley and Tarrytown. Transactors include Bernstein Mendel Brown Collins Kalll Olsen Donahue and Odell with properties on Carnage Avenue Greenburgh Elmshord and Washington Street. Dates span late June to early July 1920 with terms six percent per year and varying payment schedules.
Historic estate at Ardsley sold to Lorena B. Davis
Mrs. Lorena B. Davis buys the Inanda estate in Ardsley Park Ardsley-on-Hudson through Prince and Ripley brokers. The property once belonged to the Securities Company of New York and adjoins Ardsley Towers built by Cyrus Field. It was previously home to ite Nordica and was owned by Amal Barbour’s parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena B. Davis
Prince & Ripley
Amal Barbour
Hudson River Country
James Kelly Leads Firemank Hat at Sheepshead Bay Outing
James Kelly of South Date captains Firemank Hat at Sheepshead Bay in the Hudson Club outing. He wins the 100 yard dash and 220 yard run, pitches five innings in the baseball game, and earns prize money including a Babe Ruth style hit with two on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
South Date
Sheepshead Bay
Hudson Club
New York
Babe Ruth
Val Akin
Irvington Republican Club Holds August Meeting
Town Clerk Robert Dashwood presided over the Irv ington Republican Club session Tuesday evening with many matters considered and a fine session noted. Elected to membership was veteran East Irvington Republican David Jones as the group plans fall activities starting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Republican Club
Robert Dashwood
Old Republican War Horse
East Irvington
David Jones
Clergy Return From Vacation Breaks
Rev. George M. Whitmore returns from a month long trip across western New York and Connecticut, as Rev. W. Francis Irwin begins his scheduled vacation period this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Whitmore
New York State
Connecticut
W. Francis Irwin
Irvington Seeks Community Music Thrust Led by Mr Ellmer Zoller
Irvington residents are invited to join a community musical project led by organist Mr Ellmer Zoller of the Presbyterian Church. An operetta Boy Blue with a chorus and Mother Goose tableau kicks off this fall with open eligibility from age 15. Rehearsals are Friday September 8 at 4 PM for under 16 and 7:30 PM for older participants, at the Presbyterian Church. If interest grows a Irvington Choral Club may form, benefiting individuals and the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Ellmer Zoller
Presbyterian Church
Zoller
Charles H. Baker Dies at His Broadway Home
Charles H. Baker, formerly of Barberville Kentucky and long a Hastings-on-Hudson resident since August 191%, died suddenly Wednesday at about 4 30 PM at his home on 106 Upper Broadway. Heart failure attributed. Surviving wife Helen Ferguson, formerly of Cleveland Ohio, a nurse at St John’s Hospital Yonkers. Funeral handled by Eugene Baker Hastings-on-Hudson. Interment planned Barberville. Baker was Baptist Church member and had invested in home improvements expecting Tryington as permanent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Baker
Barberville
Kky
Irvington
Theodorus
Talley
Upper Broadway
Baker
Atlantic Paint Co
Helen Ferguson
Cleveland
Ohio
Hastings
St John's, Hospital
Yonkers
Facer
Busyeverville
Eugene Baker
Hastings-on-Hudson
The
Baptist Church
Ington
Wanted to rent or exchange in Dobbs Ferry
Person seeks to rent or buy a house in Irvington and is open to exchanges. Offers a business property on Main Street in Dobbs Ferry, currently occupied as an underwear factory. For details contact W. B. Shaw at OT Main Street, Dobbs Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iington
Main Street
Dobbs Ferry
W. B. Shaw
OT Main Street
Charity interest wanes amid postwar shifts says Mrs Borg
In a recent interview New York papers quoted Mrs Sidney C Borg saying that all charities receive dut scant attention these days and conditions have arisen entirely different from pre war times. She warned the present lack of interest harms deserving institutions and urged renewed public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sidney C. Borg
Motor fire at Petrl Market refrigerating plant
The ice plant motor stalled by high fusing at Petrl Market burned out. A new motor is now in operation while the old unit is being repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrl
Social notes from Irvington and surrounding towns
Mrs John G Luke returns to Irvington after three weeks at Virginia Hot Springs. Mrs C H Matthiessen stays at Lake Placid. Mr and Mrs Henry V D Black end a three week outing at The Hartwood Club Hartwood. Mrs Howard Carroll and daughter Carmin of Tarrytown have also returned from Virginia Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lyman
Lake George
John G. Luke
Virginia Hot Springs
Irvington
Mra
C. H. Matthiessen
Lake Placid
Henry V. D. Black
Hartwood Club
Hartwood, N
Howard Carroll
Miss Carmin
Tarrytown
Virginia Hot ‘Springs
Audubon Society Notes Autumn Bird Box Plans
Audubon Society Irvington notes autumn planning for wild bird nesting boxes. Advice covers timing, design, placement, and avoiding crude boxes, with references to publications. Community urged to build and place boxes this fall and to join the society. Also reports on local residents and visitors from Ossining, Denver, and Bronx, plus arrivals and trips around Ossining, Croton Beach Park, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society
National Association of Audubon Societies
Bayers
Audubon Society of
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
East Irvington social notes and resignations brief
Mr. George Burke resigns as driver for Broadway Transportation Company. Miss Caroline Adams enjoys her annual vacation. Miss Hilda Shader and Milton Shader vacation in Kingston New York. Mildred Shader on leave. Tuendegueney Fe Smith to vacation in Yonkers New York and later to Weir. Mrs. Michael Cosgrove and children visit the Lewises after a vacation. Mrs. Adam K. Luke returns from Bretton Woods. Misses Dorothy and Katharine Black will stay at Poland Springs Maine until September 16. Mrs. George M. Cumming visits Irvington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Shader
Shader
Tuendegueney FE Smith
Yonkers
N.Y
Weir
T Ty Rockaway Beach
Tassie
Michael Cosgrove
And
Dorothy and
Katharine Black
Poland Springs, Me
Irvington District School Tax Rate Noted In Town
The Irvington area reports a school tax rate of 6.45 dollars, the lowest among 14 districts. Community notices list residents traveling to Rye Beach, visits to New York, and local events including dances, club meetings, and local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
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Greenburgh
Dashwood
David Ravekes
Jeannette
Oenicla
S. M. Woodruff
Samuel Huntington
Batavia, N. Y
Edwin Dutcher
Arthur Polhamus
Palisade Park
Warren King
Rochambeau Avenue
May Wellman
Pennsylvania
Charles Adamson
Litchfield, Conn
John Katsberg
U. S. Navy
Hampton Roads
Henry Israel
Slater
Frances
Wilson
North Carolina
Engle
Geo. Quimby
George Quimby
Engel
Court House
John J. Burns
Chauncey
G. Q. Johnson
L. D. Quimby
George J. Quimby
E Hastings
Hudson
Mr. Donald Turner
Minnesota
F. G. Roberts
River View Manor
Alan Shaw
Gregory van Ness
C. Doty
Friends Bridge
Willam Biterick
Bela Drlveway
Apend
Ao Aie
Mae Phelan
New York City
Newaunt
Bere
F. Chat
Rodger
Poach
Edna Doofler
Rockaway
Charles Bevers
Villard Avenue
Dorothy Gract
Cambridge, Mass
Mathew Casey
J. Flannagin
John Holsderbe
Elm Place
Katharine Brown
Nelson Brown
New Rochelle
Mre Borg
Audubon Society Notes
FR. Guy
Ossining
New York Telephone Company
Waller S. Lennon
Saskatoon
Sask
Frank Pulsford
Pomona
Chester
Orange County
Edward J. Conners
Bronx
Henry Wistrand
Denver
Col
West
Mr. Wistrand
Joe Fallon
Joe
Monro, Sr
Irs
John Winkles
Marguerite
Washington, D. C
Lewis Mead, Jr
Croton Beach Park
Norman Morrell
Louis E. Stanke
Paul Dillingham
Postal Service
Brown
George Heike
East
George Burke
Broadway Transportation Company
Caroline Adams
Hilda Shader
Milton Shader
Kingston, N. Y
Millicent Lewis
Adam K. Luke
Bretton Woods
White Mountains
George M. Cumming
Edward Reynolds
England
William St. John
Rye
Michael St. John
Catherine Pastor
Sidney Mann
Michael Hutching
Ina McWilliam
Rye Beach
Joseph Taylor
Richard Magennis
McGuire
Gerald Reynolds
Monico
Mary Reilly
Vassar
Mary Ma. Jennis
John Reynolds
Job
Yourself
Felands
the Gazette
Irving
Carpenters and Joiners
Ernest Hayes
John E. Murphy
St. Barnabas Club
John R. Fariel
James Butler
Butler
Orchard Street
G. Friberg
Messrs
Harry and
Wilbur Traver
Jim
Owen Reilly
Lassie
Frank Sweetman
Kathleen Crisfield
Fred Graber, Sr
Parma, Mich
Laughter
Joseph J. Reilly
Irvington National Bank
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