Hastings on Hudson Social Roundup Sees Many Visitors
Town notes report June Lane visiting in town, Miss Edith Davis and Miss Jane Gould traveling from Warburton Ave and Broadway to relatives in Long Island and Pittsburgh. Dr. Lyman operated on Miss Carolyn Sherman in Dobbs Ferry Hospital for appendicitis. Freemont Clark of Englewood spent the weekend in town, and others including Mrs. N. B. Hallett and Miss Mary Greene hosted guests from out of town and visitors from Philadelphia and Poughkeepsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Davis
Warburton Ave
Long Island
Helen McGrath
Kate Crane
Albany
Mary Greene
Riverview Manor
Carolyn Sherman
Locust Hill
Lyman
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Freemont Clark
Englewood, N. 41
Mary Carter
Rola
Poughkeepsie
Card of Thanks to Dobbs Ferry Hospital Helpers
The Ladies of the Board of Managers of the Dobbs Ferry Hospital express gratitude for the village response to the Thanksgiving donation effort. They note loyal support from neighbors and schools, with gifts ranging from 20 pounds of sugar to a pumpkin carried by a small boy bearing his name. They tried to acknowledge all contributions and apologize if any were overlooked due to missing names or addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Christian Endeavor Society Held Immigrant Mission Meeting
The Irvington Presbyterian Church Sunday School room hosted the Christian Endeavor Society last Sunday evening. Miss Freda Bliss led a Home Missionary session on Christianizing immigrants. Despite rain a goodly number attended. Next week Miss Jean Fotheringham will read. the meeting is a Consecration Meeting on Thy Will Be Done with My Plans from Matthew 6 7 16. Meetings begin at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Freda Bliss
Jean Fotheringham
American Legion Dance Plans Attract Local Interest
Raymond Gilligan leads a first dance event organized with Mrs. Wood of the Auxiliary as chairwoman. The American Legion Orchestra from Yonkers will perform. The Auxiliary handles all food, offering coffee, ice cream, drinks, cake, and Galvation Army doughnut. The program features novelty acts by Ar Romano and a hypnotic performance claiming mind over matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gilligan
Wood
Auxiliary
American Legion Orchestra
Lme
Auriliary
Theques Romano
Ramexo
Catholic Club Edges Close Loss in Poughkeepsie
The Catholic Club basketball team traveled to Poughkeepsie last Saturday and lost a heart breaking game 33 to 30 at Cornell’s home court. The score was close throughout. Poughkeepsie led 16 14 at halftime and added 17 points in the second half while Cornell scored 4. The club remains undiscouraged and plans future road trips to Mt. Vernon Ossining and Katonah with a return game scheduled for December 10 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Florentine Cornell
I. of C
Cornell
C. Vc
Mt. Vernon
Ossining
Katonah
Byrnes
John Tynan
Southland
Maple Street
Duffy
Michael Tynan
Yonkers
Dobbs Ferry
D. F. A. AeeRe
St Barnabas Notes Sunday Service and Advent Plans
The parish announces Sunday evening worship at 7 80 until further notice with a special Advent service at 7 20 Dm on Wednesdays followed by a Bible Conference led by the rector. Preparations are underway for the Children's Christmas Festival on Christmas Eve at the church and parish house. The parish house has a phonograph gifted by Mr Clarence C Chapman. A lady's scarf was found at the Catholic Club dance in Holy Name Hall. claim at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Craigs
King
China
Parth House
Holy Name Hall
St Faiths House A Quiet Christian Home On Broadway
St Faiths House in Tarrytown is an old fashioned mansion near Main Street that operates as a Christlike home for young unmarried girls and their babies. Founded by Lena McGhee, it eschews an institutional look and emphasizes heart, mind, and will, offering two years of shelter and guidance in household tasks and baby care. The work aims to restore lives through Christian love, with lengthy community support and praise from Bishop Burch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Faith's House
Broadway
Tarrytown
Main Street
St. Faith’s
Lena McGhee
St. Faith's
Burch
Christmas Club Closure Notice at Irvington National Bank
Notice to Christmas Club members that the Christmas Club closes on December 6 and no payments to the 19 Club will be accepted after that date from Irvington National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington National Bank
Tea and Cake Sale for Vassar Salary Endowment Fund
A tea and cake sale at the residence of Mrs. Evan J. Smith raised over 168 dollars for the Vassar Salary Endowment Fund. The event drew local residents and supporters of the fund in a community gathering to bolster ongoing endowment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar Fund
Vassar
Fernoon
Evan J. Smith
Cake Sale for St Faiths House at Town Hall
Donations of cakes pies pastry and bread for the sale at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening December Sth for St Faiths House will be appreciated. A committee member will be at the Hall after 4 o clock. For contributions call Mrs John B Welle Livingston 1498 Patronize the Local Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Faith's House
John B. Welle
Livington
Irvinton Town Hall Benefit Evening
Irvington Town Hall hosts a Tuesday evening entertainment on December 6 at 8:30 for the benefit of St Faiths House in Tarrytown. Local residents and supporters are invited to attend the charity event.
An Attractive Program of Notable Performers
A program has been arranged featuring Edith Chapman Goold, Soprano. Ellen Learned, Contralto. Eugene Lockhart, Canadian Humorist. and Nicola Thomas, Violinist. The lineup promises a diverse recital of vocal and instrumental talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Chapman Goold
Ellen Learned
Eugene Lockhart
Nicola Thomas
Admissions Orchestra Seats Price Details
Admission for the orchestra is two dollars. Orchestra seating from Row M to A costs seventy five cents, while Acony seating from Row B to G is fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acony
Sale of Tickets at Local Stores and NYC Address
Tickets may be purchased at the stores of A. G. Lynch, R. & Abercrombie, F. T. Raban in Irvington and Russell & Lawrie in Tarrytown, or from Mrs. W. A. Parsons at 187 East 87th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Lynch
R. &. Abercrombie
Irvington
Russell & Lawrie
Tarrytown
W.A. Parsons
East 87Th Street
New York City
Sale of Cake and Candies at Local Event
A community sale features home made cakes and candies for purchase. Residents are invited to bring their purses and support the event.
School notes and student activities at Dobbs Ferry
The assembly heard a thank you note from the Board of Lady Managers of Dobbs Ferry Hospital and a pupil gift. A high school assembly discussed starting a school periodical with several students speaking for and against it. The Athletic Association held a meeting to decide funding methods for referees and pledged team dues, while cheerleader Don Roane led spirited practice. A basketball game between Ardney and Irvington ended 18-14 for H. S. 8 with notable plays by Dorothy Underhill and a strong ARDSLEY crowd cheering the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Bierce
Dob’ Ferry Hospital
John H. Cushman
Board of Managers
Catherine Wood
Helen Sweetman
Georgiana Cushman
Jean Fotheringham
Dorothea Hettinger
James Duros
Alison Weir
Marion Volk
Nona Gleason
The
Athletic Association
Donald Roane
Mr. Townsend
Mr. Eaton
Francis Maffucci
Edward Costello
Miss Stubbe
Miss Dodge
Miss May
A. 4
S. H
Ardsley
Irvington
Dorothy Underhill
Arderley
Isle
Renner
Roane
Cady
Hayes
Winkies
Helen Grubbe
East Irvington People and Weekend Visits
Mrs James Reynolds and family drove to Long Island to visit friends. Thomas Divney secured a position in Tarrytown with Cramer McCutcheon. The Jordans moved to Tarrytown. Eugene Kennedy plans to move to Cleveland with Central Lines around January first. Eleanor and Loretta Mulligan of Mt Vernon visited relatives. Rose Magennie hosted a Yonkers visitor. Master Norman King, ill, recuperating in Pittsburg. Louis Springer hosted New Jersey friends. Ronald Mackensie resigned at Hadine and joined a New York construction firm. Charles Mulligan attended the Army Navy game at the Polo Grounds. Alex Walker of New York City visited Mrs John Jordan. Joseph Connick and bride to reside with groom’s parents at 56 East Irving Avenue. Catherine Roane weekended with Mr Tate of New York City. A musicale was held Sunday evening at Mrs John Mulligan’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jordan
Tarrytown
Plaai
Eugene Kennedy
Cleveland
Ohio
Department of the ‘Central Lines
Rose Magennie
Yonkers
Norman King
Pittsburg
Louis Springer
New Jersey
St Paul’s Supper Apron Bazaar to Be Held Next Week
St Pauls Methodist Church announces its usual annual Supper and Christmas Apron Bazaar next Wednesday evening. The notice mentions two preleague games and notes the area as part of the event, with details obscured by fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Tenderfoot To Life Scout Milestones Highlight Troop Notes
The Troop reports five recruits—Duncan Dolock Fallon McBride and Bruce—passed Tenderfoot with high marks on November 29. Wistraand graduated with honors November 22. Gonzalez, now in NYC, secured a job with scout reference help. Merit badge tests by O'Connor and Wood. Life Scout milestone ahead for 38 scouts. basketball win over Fordham and loss to the High School 2nd team. Tynan offers signalling coaching. Saturday coaching session set for December 3 at 10 am for Costello Wood O'Connor Morrell Puciato and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Duncan
Henry Dolock
James Fallon
Robert McBride
Awin Bruce
Carl Wistraand
Joseph Gonzalez
New York City
John O'Connor
Earle Wood
Life Scouts
James Gleason
Edward Tynan
Fordham
Tarrytown
John E. ‘Tynan
Tynan
E. Costello
E. Wood
N. Morrell
J. G
H. Puciato
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Hastings
Hudson
June Lane
Rudd Carr
Princeton
John Martin
Rochester
N.Y
N. B. Hallett
Washington, D. C
Jane Gould
Pittsburgh
Schaller
Hillside
John Zinsser
Philadelphia
Brown
Maple Avenue
American Legion
Wonder Man
ST. Barnabas
Clarence C. Chapman
Merchar
Irvington Town Hall
St. Faith’s House
East
James Reynolds
Thomas Divney
Cramer,& McCutcheson
Eleanor
Loretta A Mulligan
Ronald Mackensie
Hadiinge
Charles Mulligan
Army-Navy
Polo Grounds
Alex. Walker
John Jordan
Joseph Connick
Bride
Irving Avenue
Catherine Roane
Me. R .Tate
John Mulligan
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