Pastime Orphans Bowl Hollywood Inns at Yonkers
The Pastime Orphans defeated Hollywood Inns in Yonkers with close games, a nine frame last game, and players like Octgen Baggerling Hettinger Palmer Grose and Cooke contributed. The Pastime Orphans thanked Hollywood fans for a fine evening and apologized for late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Inns
Yonkers
Octgen Baggerling
Hettinger Palmer
Hollywood Inn Grose
Tom
Don Meyers King
Pastime
Wistrand
Friberg Kart Cooke
Northrop
Hollywood
Friberg _ kart Cooke
Palmer
Prockag
Pratt
Cole
Weidner
Hettinger
Cooke
Eggerling
Hollywood Inn
Beck
Stephen
Simes
Pitaltywood Inn
McCread
Annual Meeting of the Irvington Needle Work Guild
The Irvington Branch of the Needle Work Guild held its annual meeting at the president Mrs Reginald H Jaffray’s home on Friday morning November 15 1928. Members reported 1048 garments collected and exhibited for charities while letters of thanks from various institutions were read detailing how the gifts aid needy children and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Needle Work Guild
Reginald H. Jaffray
K. B. Conger
Needle Work Guild of America
America
Violet Babcock
Community Christmas Tree Sets Sights on Return
The American Legion and the Women's Auxiliary, sponsors of the Community Tree for the past two years, are urged to decide to resume the project this year. With two years of experience and strong citizen support, a worthwhile festive event is anticipated by the next Gazette press run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
American Legion
Women’s Auxiliary
Dr Calvert Progress Toward Recovery At Christmas
Dr John B Calvert of Irvington and New York recently underwent surgery at New York Hospital for a long standing stomach trouble. He is now able to sit up a little each day and, barring unforeseen events, hopes to be home for Christmas. Friends express happiness at the improving condition and wish him a speedy return to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Calvert
Irvington
New York
Eugene H. Pool
New York Hospital
Taxpayer Dreams Of An Irvington Athletic Field
A local taxpayer advocates converting the Eddison property into Irvington’s athletic field. He notes the school building already offers lockers showers and assembly rooms and urges village boards to turn this dream into a reality, citing central location and safety as advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Eddison
Dreamers
Broadway
Christ's Teaching About a Judgment at St Barnabas
On Sunday at 11 o'clock Rev W N Colton will speak on Christ's Teaching About a Judgment during Advent. A 10 15 children's service is planned. Evensong moves from 8pm to 430pm. On December 16 a Manger Service will invite children to bring gifts for Metropolitan Hospital Welfare Island to be distributed by Chaplain Dana at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Colton
Sale Next to The Girls Friendly Society Christmas Gifts
The Girls Friendly Society of Irvington churches plans a Christmas gifts sale next Thursday at St Barnabas Church Parish House. Proceeds fund the group with items from members and friends. There will be three tables for toys, needlework, and cake, plus a large Christmas tree with surprise packages. Open 3 to 6 and 7 to 10, with afternoon and evening refreshments. Virginia McBride leads the tree, Dorothy McBride the fancy work, Marjorie Timm the toys, and H. Davis the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society
Irvington
St. Barnabas Church
Virginia McBride
Dorothy McBride
Marjorie Timm
H. Davis
Pastime Club Dinner Delights Irvington Members
The Irvington Pastime Club held a well attended Monday dinner with over 60 members responding to the invitation. The evening featured a splendid menu, short talks and vocal and instrumental performances by club members, plus several new donations to the building repair fund signaling strong support and growth under the current regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Fairness in Grading Based on Individual Achievement
A school guidance excerpt argues for scoring students by individual achievement rather than uniform averages. It contends that recognizing differences among students encourages effort and discouragement of poor performance. It also notes teachers can better tailor instruction when focusing on each learner’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh School
New York Diet Kitchen Association Receives Community Donations
November 27 1923 a letter from Maria L Daniels of the Irvington Guild thanks the New York Diet Kitchen Association for sixty two articles of clothing donated for babies and children. The Missives also acknowledge ongoing support from the Irvington on Hudson Guild and the Needlework Guild of America for Dodds Ferry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Org
K. B. Cousot
Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y
Conger
Irvington-on- Hudson
Needlework Guild of America
T Am
Maria L. Daniels
Irvington
Dodds Ferry Hospital Association
The
Rev M H Sharples Preaches At St Pauls Church
The Rev M H Sharples will preach at both morning and evening services at St Pauls. Morning service at 11 oclock and evening service at Sunday School at 10 oclock. Wednesday prayer meeting set for 8 oclock. Ladies Aid met at Mrs William Donaghys home amid heavy rain with full attendance. Final preparations completed for the annual Fair and Supper next Thursday with more details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Sharples
Ald
William Donaghy
Frank Sweetman Goes to Mexico for Oil Venture
Frank Sweetman of 59 Main Street sails for Tampico Mexico to pursue oil work. A World War I veteran and aviation corps member under Hobey Baker, he served in France over two years and resigns as a police officer to begin this new venture with high expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sweetman
Main Street
Tampico
Mex
Sweetman
Police Offcer
Irvingston
Aviation Corps
Hobey Baker
France
Caldwell Elected to Directorate of Irvington National Bank
Mr. George B. Caldwell of 76 North Broadway has been elected as a director of the Irvington National Bank. Caldwell is a broker and active in banking and has resided in Irvington for many years. He will be a strong addition to the present management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Caldwell
North Broadway
Irvington National Bank
Caldwell
Irvington
Fire whistle test Saturday by village trustees
The Board of Village Trustees will officiate Saturday afternoon at a test of the new fire alarm siren. The test will take place at 3 o'clock prompt. The program will include two blasts followed by the regular fire department signals. The whistle currently meets service requirements and the Saturday inspection should lead to final acceptance by the trustees. The alarm should be heard clearly in adjoining towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Village Trustees
Fire Department
Irvington appoints William Hoctor as new police officer
William Hoctor is appointed to replace Frank Sweetman who resigned to go to Mexico. Hoctor, World War II veteran and ice business operator, will strengthen the Irvington police department under his brother's supervision. Patronize the Local Merchants with mortgage interest options from Cheletmae Club at Tevington National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Hoctor
Frank Sweetman
Mexico
Hoctor
Irvington
Hector
Cheletmae Club
Tevington National Bank
Along Broadway by Von Osthoff family returns home
Mr and Mrs George W von Osthoff and their daughter of Ardsley Park have returned from a trip to New Orleans Chattanooga and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. von Osthoff
Ardsley Park
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Washington
Irvington Catholic Daughters host large dance with many prizes
The newly formed Court Margaret Mary and Catholic Daughters of America attracted a crowded Holy Name Hall in Irvington for a Wednesday evening. Goldner's Orchestra provided music, prizes exceeded 73 items, and euchre plus dancing kept guests entertained for a financially successful social event benefiting future Catholic Daughters activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Margaret Mary
Catholic Daughters of America
Irvington
Holy Name ‘Hall
Grand Central Terminal
Ted Goldner
Catholic Daughters of Irvington
Edward J. Pierson
Mary Mahone
Marguerite Kelly
Henry Jordan
T. McMann
Mary Powers
Frank McCabe
Mr. Budner
Mary Hallahan
Charles Budner
Joseph Butler
George 8. Kelly
Sol
Burke
Edward Tynan
J. O'Connor
Keary
J. Sherman
Margaret McCall
John Burke
Helen Sweetman
Jermiah ‘Tewe
William Jordan
Joseph A. Murphy
Ernest "Badecker
Morgan Sweetman
James Hall
Bath
Betty Hallahan
Anastasia Bray
James Laffan
Gillette
Edward Burke
E. Wilson
Jardiniere
John E. Murphy
Jas. A. Kelly
C. Specht
Eversharp
Murphy
Fanny Kiernan
Mrs. Hoffman
Irving Howe
James Murtha
Jerry Linehan
E. Broderick
D. Allison
A.” Molts
W. H. King
Ella King
Thos. Hatten
Thomas Murphy
Edw. Pierson
M. Owen
Jas. Reynolds
M. O'Donnell
R. Cumming
St Pauls Ladies Hold Annual Supper and Apron Gale
The Ladies of St Pauls Methodist Church will host their annual supper and apron gale in the church parlors on Thursday evening December 13th with supper served from 9 to 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. Mr ‘Church
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Orphans
Phil
Board of Education
Victor Victrola
Gazette Office
Irvington, N
ST. Faith's House
Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y
Katherine Mason
Messiah Home For Children
Spring Valley, N.Y
Rosary Hill
Hawthorne, N.Y
East 22Nd Street
the Salvation Army, Inc
W. 14Th Street
New York City
B. Conge
Coasework Guild of America
Irvington-on Hudson
Mrs. Conger
Margaret Bovill
Cos
Nmibbioner
Westchester County Department of Child Welfare
Calvert
ST. Barnabas
NEW York Diet Kitchen Association
Seventh Ave
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Dobe Ferry, N.Y
Mayme V. Thompson
R. N
ST. Paul's
Euchre
Goldner
Supper—Methodist Church
Irvington Triangles
OTI8 Athletic Association of
Onkara, N.Y
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