Impressive Services for Jos. Clendenin in Irvington
Funeral services were held at Irvington Presbyterian Church for Joseph Clendenin former VP of American Smelting and Refining Company who died at Kirkhills Ardsley Park after a brief illness. Interment was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with surviving children Genevieve Clendenin Stanley Bailey and Joseph Clendenin Jr others include David Clendenin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Joseph Clendenin
American Smelting and Refining Company
Kirk‘hills
Ardsley Park
Irvington
Mr. Clendenin
George ‘M. Whitmore
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Baltimore Copper Smelting and Rolling Company
Guy- Inspector
American Smelting ‘and’Refining Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Braden Copper Company
Copper Export Association
Baltimore
Baltimore Company
Gusgenholm Bros
Clendenin
War Industries Board
United States
Orward Af. Tarach
War Mistries Tard
Sealoo
France
Clondenin
Caroline Ensor
Bankers Club
Thain House
Atetropotitan Club
Ardsley Club
Sleepy Mellow Club
Tevington
Rancho Golondrina
Santa Fe
Denies Marriage Report by George McNamara
George McNamara of Spiro Park denies rumors he wed on Saturday November 26. He states the reports gaining prevalence in the village are erroneous and that no marriage took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McNamara
Spiro Park
New Physical Education Plan Aims to Involve All Students
A new school physical education program emphasizes participation by the many, not the few. The shift from elite major sports to broadly inclusive activities aims to teach students why they are active and how to use leisure time profitably. Local schools face weather-related challenges but with support from the Board and faculty the program should meet state requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Athletic Association
Inter
Peare Cour
Irvington
Board of Education
Red Cross Roll Call Nearing End in Irvington Area
The Irvington Srislapondtuteon Red Cross branch reports final push to reach 1.1 million aid goal. Donations from Addonas and numerous local residents have been recorded, with additional contributions listed from Acheson Carter Griggs Halsey Hoff Kraus Lewis Morgan Peabody and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Fr. Peabody
Stuart Peabody
Patsy Peabody
Peter Purdy
Twybill H. Waterbury
Fauser
Mra
Heminway
Edwin
Meminway
Irvington PTA Meet Tuesday With Guest Speaker
A Parent Teachers Association meeting will be held Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the East Irvington School. A guest speaker will attend and the High School band directed by George Sharp will accompany carols. Sharp will also sing several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
East Irvington Selo
George Sharp
Sharp
Two to Appear on Woman's Assault Charge
Richard Harris of Mount Kisco and William Zekus of Elmsford will face Judge James J. Lyden in Irvington police court on Wednesday morning charged with assault by 12 year old Mrs Helen Dalton of Hastings. She says Harris and Zekus offered a ride from Hastings to North Tarrytown, assaulted her in a Cyrus Field Road parking area, and reported the car license to North Tarrytown police. The North Tarrytown police relayed details to Irvington authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harris
Mount Kisco
William Zekus
Elmsford
James J., Lyden
Irvington
Helen Dalton
Warburton Avenue
Hastings
Cyrus Field Road
Gilmours Entertain Methodist Club
Members and friends of the Methodist Club gathered at the home of Rev and Mrs Lloyd Gilmour for a covered dish supper. Twenty six attendees enjoyed seasonal decorations a tasty meal and a casual Christmas carol sing followed by a club business session planning a dinner to mark the opening of the remodeled social room on Thursday January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Club
Lloyd Gilmour
Rummage Sale By St Barnabas Society At 108 Main Street
Rummage sale of all kinds of useful articles hosted by St Barnabas Society will be held in a vacant store at 108 Main Street on Wednesday December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Society
Main Street
Dr Westphal to Preach Here at Irvington Church
Philadelphia pastor Dr Edward P Westphal will preach at Irvington Presbyterian Church on Sunday December 11. He directs adult education and men’s work for the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education and will speak on The Perils of Spiritual Blindness. He has held pastorates in Illinois and Nebraska and joined the Board’s staff after serving as field representative for religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P.westphal
Philadephia
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Westphal
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
Lansing
Michigan
Carroll - Colles
Waukesha
Wisconsin
McCormick Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Chicago
University of Chicago
Carroll College
Fulton Presbyterian Church
Ilinois
Board of Christian Education
Resilous Education
Nebraska
Tow
Services for Mrs Mary G McBride
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at St Barnabas Church for Mrs Mary Golda McBride of 9 South Ferris Street who died after a long illness at Grasslands Hospital. Rev Otis Rice officiated, burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. She was 34, wife of Walter C McBride and mother of two sons, Kenneth J and Walter Robert. She lived in Irvington fifteen years and was born May 29 1904 in Neaver Meadow PA. Survived by husband, sons, her mother Anna Peck three sisters and her PA father. Body lay in repose at 9 South Ferris Street home prior to funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Church
Mary Golda MeTle
South Ferris Street
Grasslands Hospital
Otis R. Rice
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Mefirlie
Walter C. Mefiriie
Kenneth J
Walter Robert McBride
Irvington
Neaver Meadow
William
Anna Golda
Afra
Anna Peck
Pennsylvania
John Merde
No. 9
South
Forris Street
Christian Endeavor Party at Irvington Church
A card party is planned in the lecture room of Irvington Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening December 14 by the Christian Endeavor Society. Max Eleanor Byrnes leads the party committee and Florence Hehrent handles refreshments. Door prizes will be awarded and a prize at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Presbyteran
Chritian Endeavor Society
Max Eleanor Byrnes
Mian
Florence Hehrent
Doar
Irvington Library Honors Miss Knodel for 25 Years
The Irvington Public Library trustees awarded Miss Emma Knodel a silver bowl at the monthly meeting in recognition of twenty five years of service dating to 1913. The note lauds her role in maintaining the library’s high standards and recalls the library’s early history and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knodel
Irvington Public Library
Emma Knodel
Emma Knodell
Scots Admit the Laughs On Them At Presbyterian Bowling Night
The Irvington Presbyterian Church Lawn Bowling Club hosted an informal social and motion picture event in the tech ro room on Tuesday night. Nearly two hundred members and friends attended as bowlers laughed at themselves while recounting Scotish heritage and Bowls on the green. Travel pictures from Scotland and Yonkers anchor steamship tours were shown with Pantol Atellride presenting. Dancing followed with ample refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Scotland
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Sormtel
Robert Turns
Pantol Atellride
Yonkers
Anchor Steamship Company
Man Held Over Fire Hydrant Damage Case
Joseph Soverino of Ardsley-on-Hudson appeared before Judge James J. Lydon in Irvington police court. His case was adjourned for two weeks after his car struck a fire hydrant at Washington Avenue and Ardsley Avenue in Ardsley Park. Repair costs were reported at seventeen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Soverino
Ardsley-on- Putnam
James J. Lydon
Irvington
Soverino
Washington Avenue
Ardsley Avenue
Ardsley Park
Business Men Form Association in Irvington
The Business and Civic Association of Irvington formed at a Pastime Club room meeting led by village business men. Aimed at creating a community shopping center and a homey village atmosphere, the group elected Clyde M. Northrop president and J. L. Van Winkle vice president. Other officers include William A. Pateman treasurer and J. R. Pearce secretary. Attending were numerous local business figures including Charles W. Tighe Alfred A. Kraus George Kraus John Horban and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Civic Association of
Irvington
Clyde M. Northrop
Irvington Lumber Company
J. L. van Winkle
J.C. Turner Lumber Company
William A. Pateman
Lockwood & Pateman Company
J. R. Pearce
Sewer Project Cost Placed At 250000 In Irvington
The village board discussed a survey map for an intercepting trunkline sewer in Irvington as part of the sewage disposal system. Principal cost is estimated near 260000, with Works Progress Administration involvement to be determined after plans are finalized. The trunk line would run from Hudson Road to Sunnyside Lane along the river bank near the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Board of Trustees
Boward J. Martin
Tarrytown
MF. Martin
Howe Mer
Works Progress Administration
State Department of Health
Albany
Hudson Road
Hudson House
Sunnyside Lane
New York Central Railroad
Ernest R. Behrens
Teas
Broadyway
Tarsytown
Dobbs Ferry
Gate Highway
Marty Teckles
Teckley
Sung
Ton Martinson
John
Benjamin Hayes
Blasherg Motors
A. Cheerie Telat
William A. Murphy
John Buckhut
Post Office Plans for Holiday Rush in Irvington
The Irvington Post Office will add four assistants for the holiday period to handle increased mail flow. Postmaster Joseph J. Reilly announced two new clerks will join the office force and two more carriers will join the delivery staff to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Joseph J. Reilly
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Jos. Clenden
Kirkhills
State
Ine
By M. B. Bjornstad
Health and Flon
Gilmours Entertain Methodist Club
E. P. Westphal
Mary G. McBride
Walter C. McBride
Hristian Endeavor Party
New York
Regent Library
Broadway
Lst
A. H. Barney
J. 11
Benedict
Eamund, Coffin
F. Cottinet
James Cunningham
Atheneum
Tils
Whitch
Business Men Form Association
Village Group
Board
Department
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