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Newspaper

Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1922

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Irvington Needlework Guild Holds Annual Meeting Funds Aid Charities

The Irvington Branch of the Needlework Guild met at President Mrs Reginald H Jaffray's home on November 23 1922, collecting over 800 garments for charities. Letters of thanks from Faith’s House Rosary Hill Home and others laud the gifts and generosity benefiting children and the needy.

Irvington Needle Work Guild Reginald H. Jaffray Kenyon B. Conger Tivington-on-Hudar W. H. Matthews Dept. of Family Welfare

James O Connor and Laddie Heald Shine At Benefit

James O Connor and Laddie Heald delivered a very successful benefit performance on Saturday December 2 at a Beneni Concert and dance for the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital. The crowd applauded thunderously as Timmy’s singing delighted attendees and Heald wowed with impersonation and dances including The Dance of the Sun Goddess and the Glow Worm, plus a Pavlova burlesque. Heald plans charity concerts and will donate his time until he begins professional work.

James O'Connor Laddie Heald Beneni New York Skin and Cancer Hospital Timmy Taddie Iso Pavlova Heald

Advent services at St Barnabas with morning prayer and sermon

At St Barnabas on December 10 the Second in Advent features Holy Communion at 7 30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. Evensong and a short address follow. The rector preaches and Mendelssohn’s Lovely appear on the mountains will be sung by the choir at the 11 o'clock service. The sermon topic is Man's necessity is God's opportunity. Sunday School starts at 9 30 a.m.

Mendelssohn

Young Folks Celebrate Miss Mead Birthday Surprise

Miss Myrtle Mead of West Clinton avenue was honored at a surprise party last Saturday for her sixteenth birthday. A large group danced and played games with prizes won by Miss Dorothy Sharples and Edward Costello. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mead as the gathering wrapped in the early hours. Notables present included Eva Lee and many friends from Newark Ossining Irvington and Ossining communities.

Myrtle Mead West Clinton Avenue Dorothy Sharples Edward Costello James Kelly Mead Myrtle Eva Lee Edith Minton Edna Krum Gertrude Costella Louisa Bruce Margaret Huston Marion Paten Ros ‘McGovern Helen Krotosky Charlotte Krotosky Loretta Hornbeck Emma Kane Adelaide Bruce Evelyn Kay Newark Earley Wood Philip Gleason Lewis ‘Mead Ambrose Lyons Joseph Murphy Joseph Ferris Raymond Costello William Fallon George Minton James O'Connor John Sweetman Stanley Kane Edwin Bruce Albert Mead Irvington Charles Mead William Mead P. Whalen Ossining

Irvington War Memorial Planned With Free Architect Aid

Irvington moves toward a war memorial thanks to New Yorker Leigh French, a Philip McGovern Post 345 member, offering his services gratis. A rough sketch from European observations has won support from the Legion, Board of Education, and Village Board as plans mature for community presentation.

Irvington Leigh French New York Ardsley-on-Hudson French Philip McGovern Europe Legion Board of Education

Local Social Notes from East Irvington and Nearby Areas

East Irvington residents install telephone service and electrical wiring at several homes. Local social highlights include Miss Grace Mann attending a Jersey City Heights party, Miss Anna Mulligan hosting guests from Tarrytown to East Irvington, and gatherings from Sing Sing inmates to a hunting trip group in Brewster. Rumors circulate about the marriage of Miss Sadie Leonard and Mr Douglas O'BiU.

Grace Mann Taxter Road Jersey City Heights N. J Anna M. Mulligan Tarrytown White Plains Irvington East Irvington Sing Sing Prison Sadie Leonard Douglas O'Diu

Irvington Bank to Charge 60 Cents Monthly on Small Accounts

After January 1st, 1923 the Irvington National Bank will charge 60 cents per month on balances averaging under $50. It argues actual cost of keeping accounts is about $17 yearly. The note thanks Salvation Army and Needlework Guild volunteers for gifts and support.

Irvington National Bank The Salvation Army Irvington-on-Hudson Needlework Guild of America

Community Christmas Tree plans need funds and help

Citizens are urged to contribute to the Community Christmas Tree project. Before plans can be finalized, organizers require funds for the tree, wiring, and candy for children and hospitals. Send donations to Mr. Arthur Lord, Treasurer of the Legion, promptly to avoid delays in arrangements.

Arthur Lord Legion

Yuban Coffee Demon stration At Scout Show

Mr. George Ditman representing Arbuckle Bros demonstrated How Good Coffee at the Scout show Friday evening. The session supported Troop No. 1 funds alongside the regular program and refreshments. Ditman noted rising demand for Yuban and recently moved to become a village resident.

George Ditman Arbuckle Bros Bitman Ditman

U. S. Post Office Names Here in 1922 Notices

December 2, 1922 list of names includes women Miss C Sheldon Walker and Miss C M Downey and men Albert K Burlington Harry Comstock and Mr and Mrs J Robinson. Document references Joseph P Fallon P H.

C. Sheldon Walker C. M. Downey

Irvington Bank Christmas Club Pays Out Record Sum

The Irvington National Bank distributes over 26000 dollars to 515 members of the Christmas Club. The average payout exceeds 50 dollars per member, the largest sum ever paid under the bank’s Christmas Club savings plan.

Irvington National Bank

Massaro Massucci wedding in Conception Church

Miss Jennie Massaro eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Massaro of 61 Main street marries Louis Massaro of Patterson New Jersey in a large Conception Church ceremony officiated by Rev Ernest BaWecker The best man is Joseph Massaro cadet at West Point and bridesmaid Miss Josephine Manerello A large reception followed as the couple depart for a motor honeymoon and plan to reside in Patterson after returning Mrs Jo in J Downey and son Howard of Saranac visiting at Mrs Daniel J Lyden's home Subscription 2 00 per year

Jennie Meffucci Peter Maffucci Main Street Louis Massaro Patterson N. J Ernest BaWecker Joseph Massaro West Point Josephine Manerello Ardsley Irvington

Pastime Lady Bowlers Defeated at Tarrytown

The Pastime Lady Bowlers fell by 150 pins as they lost Tuesday night at the YMCA alleys in Tarrytown. The match ended with the home team prevailing in a steady showdown.

Tarrytown

Catholic Club Triumphs In Home Court Showdown

The Initial hime basketball team at the American Hall North Tarrytown defeated Dobie Ferry A A 48 to 40. A revelatory display of fast shooting impressed followers. The club’s next home game is Monday at the American Legion Hall against Hastings Lyceum, with Forty Drew’s orchestra providing entertainment.

Auecers Amerteton Hall North Tarrytown Dovbe Ferry A. A Ant Gorey D. F.an aDana DLS Peekskill Peekskills Beokatl Tmles American’ Legion Hall North Tarrytown Staithens Lyceum Hastings O'Elock Drew Tere Dankatbal Footers Aumber Irvington Ryorts Footers

Broadway Dossier Notes From French Lick to Local Sale

Miss Genevieve Clendenin of South Broadway is at French Lick Springs. The old Smith residence on West Clinton was reported sold to Theodore B. Nisbet of Harriman Road. Readers are urged to note the Annual meeting of the Dobe Ferry Hospital Association and expect a representative turnout.

Genevieve Clendenin South Broadway French Lick Springs Smith West Clinton Avenue William Mitchell Dobe Ferry

Irvington National Bank Annual Meeting Notice

The Irvington National Bank village of Irvington New York announces its annual meeting at the banking house on January 9 1928 at 7 30 p m for the election of directors for the coming year. John Hunter cashier. December 6 1922.

Nual Irvington National Bank Irvington New York Auid Bank John Hunter

Scout Show and Dance Raises Funds for Scouts and Charity

A large turnout at Town Hall for a Scout Show and Dance to benefit the Scouts Troop and Westchester County Children's Association. When a film change caused a last minute substitution, organizer Courtland Smith offered ticket exchanges for a later screening, keeping proceeds toward charity after expenses. The dance at Vietnal Ga followed, filling the floor until 1 am Saturday, with expected substantial net for the Scouts and charity.

Westchester County Children's Association Moving Picture Courtland Smith Irvington Marion Davies New York Criterion Theatre F.T. Hill Smith Mr. Smith Westchester County Children’s Association

Local Wireless Installations and Community Notes

The Fire Company wireless system by Harry Kindervatter is installed and tested successfully. The Workingmen's Benevolent Association reports large turnout and rising membership. Movie program highlights Urban screen films with low prices. Postal delivery warns of no letter box means no home delivery after January 1928. Somnar Manufacturing markets Marvel- Ol polish at 25 cents a bottle. Mrs Richard J. Duffy listed as local agency. McCullough house on South C street sold to Mrs Opp of New York. Charles M Pateman and William R Stockwell win bid for premises at about 80 000. Matthew Broderick of Triangle Five Basketball improves from injury and expects return soon. Patronize the Local Merchants.

Somnar Manufacturing Company New York Marvel McCullough South C Street Opp Charles M. Pateman William R. Stockwell Elf

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Faith Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y Helen G. Barry Rosary Hill Anette Ony Tacena Wond N.Y Conge Guild Homital Cmn Ond V. Thompson Westchester County Department of Child Welfare Trvington On-Findson Conger Needle Irvington Guild Bissell East 22Nd Street the Salvation Army W. 14Th Street New York City Needlework Guild Irvington-n-Hudson ST. Barnabas Miss Mead East John Herlihy Bar Helen Harten T. Hagen Robert Flynn Brewster John Stelter Kirshner Hoboken, N. J Robert J. Rosvally George Darby U. S. Post Office Massaro—Maffucci Join J. Downey On, Howard Saranac Daniel J. Lyden Templeton Theresa Wistrang Y.M.C. A Powell Sutton Constable I Petty Randall Pastime Club Terhune Barton Thiso Donaghy Ua Kirki McNeilly Cry Irvington, N.Y Ington Harry Barton Harry Kindervatter Workingmen’s Benevolent Association Uncle Sam Matthew Broderick North Broadway Crack Triangle Five
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