Irvington Home Adopts New Name in Mineola Origin
The Mineola Home for Children with Crippled Hearts was renamed The Irvington Home after moving to Irvington. E B Conger was elected to represent Irvington on the Home’s Membership Committee. The facility serves children from multiple New York institutions and emphasizes education, vocational guidance, and regular medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineola Home
E. B. Conger
Mineola
John G. Luke
Irvington
K. B
Conger
Theodore Roosevelt, Sr
A. ‘Butler Duncan
A. V. Fraser
Robert ‘Bacon
Arthur Cordier
F. F. Sharplesa
Westchester County
Long Island
St. Luke's
Mount Sinai
Lebanon
Montefiore
New York
Gouverneur
Bellevue
Beth ,Israel
Fitch Avenue
Harlem
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Westchester Hospital
Robi, Halsey
Poot Gradute Hospital
Herman Schmitz
Walter Tuhte
George Elder
Board of Education
Ecgad
Ruth
Hudson River
Regular Monty Meeting Set for December 17
The regular Monty meeting will be held next Tuesday evening December 17 at the usual hour. Much business is to be transacted and the presence of every member is desired at this big time.
Court invitation to initiation visit in White Plains
Court Margaret Mary A V of All presented with an extended invitation to attend and witness degree work at Court Rogenla in White Plains on Monday evening. The notice invites members to join the initiation ceremony and observe the proceedings in an official capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Margaret Mary, A.V. of All
White Plains
Court Rogenla
Library notes highlight new books added to shelves
Recent additions include Mental tests and the classroom teacher by Virgil E. Dickson The greatest book in the world by A Newton a new collection of papers on rare Bibles colored plates and Victorian songs Queer Judson by Joseph C Lincoln Best plays of 1924 25 Burns Mantle Twenty five years 1892 1911 by Sir Raward Gr Anatole France himself by J J Brous non
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil E. Dickson
Aoward Newton
Judson
Joseph C. Lincoln
Burns Mantle
Raward Gr
Anatole France
J. J. Brousnon
Second Annual Sale by St Pauls Sunday School Ladies
The Young Ladies of St Pauls 3 E Sunday School announce their second annual sale at the church this Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. Cakes pies salad and candy will be offered for purchase by attendees. Proceeds benefit church activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's 3. E
Local East Irvington News Reflects Community Life
East Irvington residents share sympathy for the Dorsey family after a sister's death. Local updates include Mr. Turnbull losing two fingers at work, new Essex Coach for Mr. Thomas Eller, a reorganized Sullivan building store led by John R. Farler, and various visits and travels of residents including Harold Cosgrove on furlough and a trip to Bogota, N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tinker
Elmsford
Turnbull
Lord & Burnham
Sullivan Building
John R. Farler
Irvington
Mulligan
Rochester
Surprise Shower for Miss Murphy Draws Town Guests
Mrs. William R. Roane Sr hosted a Mountain road gathering Tuesday honoring Miss Murphy before her upcoming marriage. Guests included Ruth Roane Lucy Kingen Lillian Linder M Mulvaney Anna Morgan Anna Murphy Mary Murphy Anna Kelly Anna Mulligan Catherine Hagen Vera Hagen and others who offered gifts and warm wishes for the couple. A Union Chapel mock trial raised funds for the Christmas tree fund and delighted attendees along with Mia and John Zuydhoek’s singing, marking a festive social boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Murphy
William R. Roane
Mountain Road
Miss Murphy
Ruth Roane
Lucy Kingen
Union Chapel
Christmas Tree Fund
Mia
John Zuydhoek
Christmas Programs Light Up Levington Schools
East Irvington School hosts a December 18 program at 2 00 PM featuring junior and high school orchestras and grades 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 recitations songs and sketches. Students perform Christmas carols including Santa Claus will come to town Santa's Coming and O Christmas Tree with solos and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Boys & Girls
Gift Without The Giver Is Bare This Christmas
The piece argues that true giving stems from personal relationships not perfunctory acts. If material gifts are limited, enrich the season with thoughts and kindness, which illuminate the soul beyond money. It urges turning generosity into inner riches and memory that lasts year round.
Miss Dorsey Dies After Brief Illness in Village
Miss Anna Dorsey lifelong resident of Booth Hawtreet and the village died Sunday evening after only a few days illness. She leaves a sister Miss Katharine L. Dorsey and a brother Charles. Funeral services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception were held Wednesday morning at 9 30, Rev. Ernest Radecker officiating. Interment followed at Sleepy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dorsey
Booth
Congratulations for Trevor Hill Birth and Marriage Aire
Mr and Mrs Trevor Hill of Gold Spring Harbor LL receive congratulations on the birth and marriage Aire Hill. De Forest Stewart, the groom, is the grandson of James A Stewart of Morristown New Jersey.
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Trevor Hill
Gold Spring Harbor
Econ A
de Forest Stewart
James A. Stewart
Morristown, N. J
Clergy Talk On Southern Mountain Work At St Barnabas
Rev W S Claiborne, noted expert on the American Highlands, speaks at the 11 oclock service on uplifting the southern mountain population. Anthem Rejoice greatly and the Clemgon Benedictus unknown. Services at 7 20 am and 8 pm. Annual Christmas Manger Service for children Sunday December 20 at four oclock with gifts for Metropolitan Hospital Welfare Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Claiborne
Clemgon
Benedictus
Woodward
Metropolitan Hospital
Irvington High presents Hurry Hurry Hurry play
Senior Class of Irvington High School staged Hurry Hurry Hurry. a large audience filled the hall. Cast included Mary Murphy as Mrs Hooker, James Hooker by Charles Stover, Floy Hooker by Margaret Kiernan, Stephen Hooker by Robert McBride, Jack Crandall by Peter Murphy, Tod Stone by Boward Hall, Letitia Brown by M Joy Copp, Rita the maid by Gertrude Kelly, and Prof Alostus Bartholomew by John Grazini. The three acts unfold in the Hooker living room with notable coaching by Miss Van Aller and music from the school orchestra and a student trio during intermissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington High School
Mary” Jean Murphy
James Hooker
Charles Stover
Margaret Kiernan
Floy Hooker
Robert McBride
Stephen Hooker
Peter Murphy
Jack Crandall
Boward Hall
Tod Stone
M. Joy Copp
Letitia Brown
Floyd
Gertrude Kelly
Rita
John Grazini
Prof
Alostus Bartholomew
Hooker
Tarrytown
Norman Morrell
van ‘Aller
Joseph
Palermo
South B Street
Irvington
N.Y
Colin Copp
John Grassani
Dupont Stricken With Pneumonia In Delaware
Col Coleman Dupont Irvington resident and United States Senator is gravely ill at his home in Delaware with pneumonia threat noted. Mrs Dupont has recently recovered from a serious illness. The Tower Ridge Dobbs Ferry and St Barnabas Tennis Clubs held their annual dinner at Dixie Inn Dobbs Ferry with Eugene Daker in charge. A larger than expected turnout enjoyed dinner and entertainment by Fred Carter of the Dobbs Ferry club. The Lehman Cup was awarded to Albert C Gilligan of the St Barnabas Club for the singles winner in their year’s tournament. A plan to form a centralized club was proposed with a six member committee appointed to report January 19.
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Col
Coleman Dupont
Irvington
United States
Delaware
Dupont
Tower Ridge
Dobbs Ferry
St. Barnabas
Dixie Inn
Eugene Daker
Fred Carter
Veteran Burnham employee honored on long service anniversary
Frank B. Fay of Tarrytown, a longtime Lord and Burnham worker nearing forty years with the firm, was celebrated on his birthday and anniversary with colleagues and family. He traveled across the United States and Canada for the company before settling into plant and home duties, receiving gifts and a family reception in North Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Fay
Tarrytown
Union
Canada
Mr. Fay
Lord & Burnham Company
Lord & Bunham, Co
Charles
North Tarrytown
Local Fire Co Pinochlers Lose To Irving Hose
The local Fire Company lost to Irving Hose Company by 885 points in the Irving Grove Association rooms on Thursday evening. Walter H. McNeilly won first prize, a safety razor, while Captain Neal Gallagher took the booby prize. A surprise Domino party followed at Mrs. August Seus’s home on 72 Main Street with a large group of friends and ample refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hose Company
Irving Grove Association
Walter H. McNeilly
Neal Gallagher
August Seus
Main Street
Wonderful record in tax collection in Irvington
Irvington leads in tax payments with only 40 dollars outstanding and credit given to George Robert Smith for effective collection efforts. Water arrears have declined as treasury increases through board action. Visitors to the metropolis on Sunday included Prof. Wm H. McClelland and E. J. Lewis to see Red Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
George Robert Smith
George
Red’ Grange
Prof. Wm, H. McClelland
E. J. Lewis
Memorial Fund Reaches 1503 50 With Plea for $2000
A submitted appeal from Irvington committees recalls a local soldier fallen in France and seeks $2000 total by Christmas. The letter lists donors including Bach, Clute, Dinan, Hunter, Kelly, Levy, Martin, Murphy, Paterno, Roane, Smith, Schneider, and others, noting current total of $1503.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere
Christina
Bach
Joe
Clute
Harry Clute
Harry W. Dinan
Mfichael J. Dinan
Mr Hunter
Alexander M. Hunter
Ruth C. Hunter
Lucy C. Hunter
John Kayser
J. W. Knodel
Emma Kelly
Mary E. Kelly
Hannah E. Lundy
Richard Levy
Louis A. Martin
Louis A. ‘Murphy
John B
Arrows Defeat S. C. C. of North Tarrytown in Tight Victory
The Arrow Juniors beat S. C. C. of North Tarrytown 29 to 23 last Friday with Herbert Kraus delivering a key midcourt shot. The Tarrytown clubs saw thanks and appreciation from the Arrows for generous support. Herbert Nelson and Raymond Garrison starred as the Tivington Catholic Club Juniors routed the Tarrytown Y M C A Juniors 18 to 12 in a five game series opener at Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow
North Tarrytown
Herbert Kraus
Arrows
Tivington Catholic Club
Tarrytown Y. M. C. A
Herbert Nelson
Raymond Garrison
Tarrytown
Mrs F J Bierce Arrives From Syracuse
Mrs Fred J Bierce arrived in Irvington on Wednesday by train from Syracuse. She spoke of heavy snow in that area and the need to dig out stalled cars. During her visit she saw many former friends and later continued the trip to Great Neck Long Island to visit more acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Bierce
Irvington
Syracuse
Great Neck
L. 1
Wanted Episcopal Hymn Books for Harrisburg Clergy
Church Periodical Club St Barnabas Branch seeks both old and new Episcopal hymn books with music for a clergyman in Harrisburg. Mrs W May, Librarian, requests any donations and gratitude will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
St. Barnabas Branch
Found Package At Police Headquarters Irvington NY
A small bundle containing wearing apparel was found and is awaiting claimant at Police Headquarters Irvington NY. The bundle was picked up by the police and will be released to the rightful owner upon proper identification. Chief B F McCall states the finding is pending verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. McCall
Irvington
N.Y
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Carl Wilbur
Boward Linder
John Murphy
Chevrolet Motor Company
Maurice Bouvier
Thomas Eller
Essex
Joanai Gared
Harold Cosgrove
Robert Flynn
Navy
Harold
Australia
China
James Reynolds
William R. Lonergan
Alice Buckley
Bogota
N. J
Immaculate Conception
George Burke
John McQuillan
Long Island City
ITMAS
SCHOO
Toy Land
IH. S
Irvington Nation
Stanley
Icol. Dupont
Burnham Employe
Local Fire CO
Irving Hose
Seus
Faroff
France
Arlington Cemetery
F. J. Bierce
Episcopal
Irvington World War Memorial Committee
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