Property Conveyances and Local Notices in Hudson Heights
A scanned Hudson Heights record lists transfers and parcels including Kent to Hook on Park Ave, Hudson P. Rose Co. to Felipe Men dez, and Rogers to Union Baptist Church with final map references. It also notes residents visiting, marriages, and Thanksgiving socialses with local families and institutions like Central Park Ave properties and Scarsdale Edgemont Corp plots.
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Kent
Sara H
James W. Hook & Or
Thorytown
Park Ave
Adjed Loyal
Pond
Hudson P. Rose Co
Felipe
Mendez
Ors
Hudson Hts
Rogers
Katherine
Union Baptist Church
Town of
Greenburgh
Michael Hiteland
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Dorothy Steinert
New York
J. G
Louis Roberts
Riverview Manor
Hanfora’Park City Co., Inc
Jas. , Oxley and
W. Lot
Boothroyd
Ida T. C
Helen A. ‘Stiebeling
Beverly
Bkiyn
White Plains
Adj
A. Devoe
Gerard
Marle
B. Ray and
Madison Ave
N.Y.G
Central Park Ave
Scarsdale-Edgemont Corp
May S. Meyer
Scarsdale
Edgemont Ra
Rodenhausen
John
Caroline Goldel
Y6lst St
N.Y. C
Tose St
Wilson
Albert T
Leonard F. Sabine
Mt. Vernon
Elmsford
Bassford
Henry H
Nicholas Meyer
Hartsdale
S Columbia Ave
Caterson
Cain
Maria Di'Luca
Josephine A. ‘Tucker
Tarrytown
Ecords
Ecords Humphreys In J. Cohn On Ns ‘Main St. ($4.50), Oct. 1; 6, ‘20 $8000 Trabe
F. Ottonta
Montrore Farms, Inc
Old Albany Post
Jas. Bowen
Christmas Toys Needed for Randall's Island
Irvington residents express desire to provide Christmas toys for underprivileged children on Randall’s Island. A call goes out for donations to help about 90 children and more are welcomed, with each toy costing just over six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall's Island
Irvington
Chaplains
Aus
Moe Tats School
Contributors to the Tewey Memorial Fund Appeal
The Miss Tewey Memory Fund lists recent donors and notes about $150 still needed to broaden eligibility for many new contributors to be counted with those who helped support the memorial. Donations should be sent to Ray J. Gilligan and others including R G Abercrombie and various named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tewey
Ray J. Gilligan
R. G. Abercrombie
Carroll” Dunham
Charles Eddison
James Hickey
Fannie Kiernan
MORTGAGES AND LOAN NOTES LISTED FOR IRVINGTON AREA
A compilation of mortgage transfers and loans across Yonkers, Tarrytown, Scarsdale, and Hastings, noting parties such as Bernat Joseph and Mary A Wood and others, with property locations, dates in October, and monthly payments. The document also includes an Irvington High School English reflection on heroism praising small daily heroes and their moral courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernat
Joseph
Mary A Wood
Tarrytown
Elmsford
L. S. Pond
Mendez
Felipe S
Ors
Hudson P. Rose Co
45Th St
Hudson Hts
Constance M. Stockwei
Community notices and local visits in Irvington
East Irvington residents share weekend visits and home improvements. Andrew Taxter wires electric light, Mr Albert Molz adds a new root, and the Schaefer house is tenanted. Mrs Merovitch burns hand. Margaret M. Tewey Memorial Fund appeal continues with about $160 needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Molz
Mountain Road
Irvington Again Speaks for Red Cross Roll Call
Irvington residents boost the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call with 224 more enrollments than last year. The piece defends the Red Cross neutrality amid criticism from Irish and other groups and praises Irvington as American to the core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Red Cross
New York
Ireland
Florence Nightingale
Local notes and births mark busy week in Dobbs Ferry
DOBBS FERRY reports several community updates including Mr William Stinson recovering from pneumonia at Dobbs Ferry Hospital, Mr Henry Kastberg improving after a fractured skull, and multiple baby births at the hospital with parents noted. Local residents Ada Lawson and a Mr John Eastberg family news, plus visits, and a church Christmas sale upcoming at Greenburgh Presbyterian and St Paul’s M E Church with various baked goods and aprons for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eastberg
Estherwood Avenue
Women's Society of the
Greenburgh Presbyterian Church
Henry Kastberg
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Miss Jean
Grace Gillon
Alice Rogers
Liberty Bonds Prove identification at Irvington Bank
F H Morrell Jr of 100 Main Street Irvington New York must present identification to purchase or redeem Liberty Bonds at the Irvington National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
Irvington National Bank
F.H. Morrell, Jr
Main St
Irvington
N.Y
Calvert Move Shifts to City Home and Caruso Purchases Baker Residence
Irvington notes report Mr and Mrs John B Calvert moved to their city home early this week and Ernine Caruso purchased the late C H Bakers residence. Foresters enrollment success marked by Vance anniversary celebration Tuesday in Pastime Rooms. Court Sunnyside No 309 to meet 730 pm next Tuesday December 7 with new members to receive degree work informally after a dinner and entertainment. Town Hall dance well attended with prize waltz won by Agnes McGovern and Peter Gorey. donation prize awarded to a city resident. Sunnyside shows strong membership growth surpassing village groups in numbers and financial standing.
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Sunny Side No
Agnes McGovern
Peter Gorey
Local Births and Moves Highlight Yonkers Notes
A daughter was born at the Maternity Hospital in Yonkers to Mr and Mrs Joseph A Murphy of North D street mother and baby are doing exceedingly well. Mr Village Clerk and Mr Robert D Meuride and family plan to move to Crisfield s house on North B street. The local Moulders union held an executive meeting Wednesday at the Touhey building. Mr and Mrs F J Morgan and Miss Anna T Gill visited friends in Brooklyn Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Taxter
Elizabeth Kawter
Staten Island
Grace Gross
North Tarrytown
Rose Magennis
J. Andrew Walker
Mohican Park
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Thomas Kelly
Mainstreet
Kelly
Bealdex
Church of the [Sacred Heart
Yonkers
Joseph A. Murphy
North D Street
Robert D. Meurideand
Crisfields
North B Street
Touhey
Irvington Women’s Club Meeting Noted in Post Office Entry
A 1920 Irvington notice lists women Mrs W N Barnard Mrs Frank T Turner Mrs L Toddman and men William Godder D Keane W Vreeland John Mitchell J Tapscott M J Martha as part of a post office record. The next Women’s Club of Irvington meeting is set for Tuesday December 7 at the usual time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Barnard
Mra
Frank T. Turner
L. Toddman
William Godder
D. Keane
W. Vreeland
John Mitchell
J. Tapscott
M. J Martha
Women’s Club of
Irvington
Dobbs Ferry students aid hospital and local hoops scene
School notes report Dobbs Ferry Hospital acknowledging donations from pupils as the Tin Lizzie carried gifts. I H S Athletic Association held a tense meeting over scholarship standards for players. Irvington and Washington Irving basketball teams met at Tarrytown Y.M.C.A., Irvington winning 34 17. Ardsley at Irvings ton game looming, Sopomore Class held brief December meeting. Season tickets for boys and girls basketball to go on sale for seventy five cents.
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Mr. Bierce
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Tarrystown Y. M.C. A
Washington ‘Irving
Irvington
Jochen
Becker
Costello
Hurke
Bliss
Farlel
Irvings
Clagx
Edward Costello
City of Mt. Vernon Donates Home for American Legion
Mt Vernon approves allocation to purchase the Stevenson property at Prospect and Archer for a fifteen room building to serve as American Legion Headquarters for local servicemen. The board passed the resolution with one alderman voting against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
MT. Vernon
American Legion
Stevenson
Prospect and
Archer Avenues
Board of Aldermen
New Managers Take Over Auditorium in Irvington
Messrs John Carley and Arthur Santi will take control of the Auditorium Theatre in Irvington on Saturday, promising a continuous program of high quality shows. They aim to support local theatergoers with up-to-date entertainment, drawing on experience from their New York venues and seeking full resident backing to ensure steady patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carley
Arthur Santi
Picure Imannners
New York
Auditorium Theatre
Tevington
Irvington
Fevington
Merren
Irvington Red Cross Roll Call Sees 50 Percent Membership Rise
The Irvington Red Cross Roll Call of 1921 reports 683 members, a near fifty percent increase from the prior year, reflecting strong local support and leadership. East Irvington contributed notably, with praise for solicitors, residents, and the Irvington Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
RED Cross
East Irvington
American Red Cross
Georgina E
Miss Farrall Honors Westchester Garden Pupils With Pins
Beatrice A Farrall junior project leader for Westchester County visited the school Tuesday morning to present pins and certificates to pupils for their garden work this summer. Recipients include Robert McBride Mary J Murphy Marguerite Winkles William Volk John Volk Leo Therrien Knut Wistrand William Dee Francis Mattucci William Stockwell. The achievement certificates list is also at White Plains and the State Department of Education in Albany. Plans for next year are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice A. Farrall
Westchester County
Robert McBride
Mary J. Murphy
Marguerite Winkles
William Volk
John Volk
Leo Therrien
Knut Wistrand
Wiliam Dee
Francis Mattucci
William Stockwell
White Pleins
State Department of Education
Albany
Camp Fire Girls Hold Regular Meeting with Ghostland Theme
Camp Fire Girls held a regular meeting on Thursday afternoon with many unable to attend. Plans for the yearly report to the National Organization were discussed and the semi annual officer election will be held next week. The Thankserving party featured games and refreshments, including a humorous tale by Elsie Huneke.
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Plana
Ghostland
Elsie’ Huneke
East Irvington Board Commands New Teacher Hire
A regular board of education meeting was held Monday evening with all members present. Due to high pupil enrollment at East Irvington school, the board decided to employ another teacher to aid the current staff. Other important business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
East Irvington
Audubon Society to Maintain Six Bird Feeding Stations
The Audubon Society of Irvington on the Hudson plans to set up about six feeding stations for wild birds this winter with suet and seeds. Members urge all villagers to participate, viewing feeding as both friendship and duty to reduce winter bird deaths. All are invited to join the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Audubon Society
Audubon Society of
Irvington-on-the Hudson
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Hastings ON
Hudson
J. Bach
Broadway
New Haven
Herman ‘Thompson
Farragut Avenue
East Orange
N. J
Matthew Sullivan
Russel Manufacturing Comany
Turner's Fall
Mass
G. A. Noska
Evan McLane
Bellevue Hospitl
Hillside Avenue
A. Stearns Wilson
Toronto
Can
Howard Potter
Riverview ‘Manor
Sarah
Chandler Armstrong
William F. H. Armstrong
New York City
E W. Work
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Potter
Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Mueller
Hudson Heights
J. M. Neely
High Street
Henry Scharff
Cedar Street
Carlton House
Locust Hill
Massachusetts
Taken Owen
Tower Ridge
Friends
Edward Doerfler
Elm Plac
Robert Bruckner
Rada
B.S. Sargent
Mughter, Viola
Cleveland
Ohio
TEWEY
Ray
Marie B
Gerura Fountain
Montroxe Farms
Twe
Otionia
Hastings
Old Albany ‘Co-op
Wyy. C
Irvington High School
Burt King
Schaefer
Joseph Jones
Mary Harten
Hefare
Sadie Leonard
Margaret M. Tewey
Raymond C. Gilligan
Ford Cars
Joseph A. Devine
Dobbs Ferry
William Stinson
Mss
Louise Storms
Livingston Avenue
Anton Molnar
Mise Gertrude Ravekes
Utica
N. Y
Lawson
Main Street
William Smith
Copake Falls
Carl Mathis
Mr. Graney
Uncle Sam
St. Paul's M. E
John B. Calvert
C.H. Baker
Ernine Caruso
Foresters
Vance
Vington
Omen’s Club
1. H. 8. Athletic Association
Marion van Tassell
Ardsley
Miss Farrall
the Board OF Education
Audubon Society Notes
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