Irvington Home Guards win season shooting at Ardsley range
In the December 1, 1918 Ardsley shooting season finale, the Irvington Home Guards claimed two Nalive Cups with 754 points out of 900, led by Captain Black’s 132 of 160. The Dobbs Ferry Guard, about 12 points behind, showed notable progress under Captain Valentine Flood, with range use dating to 1917.
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Irvington Home Guards
Ued
Captain Black
Tod
Powel
Cips
Tevington Guard
Valentine Flood
Dobbs Ferry
Nis
Winchester
Bayebepn
Tryington
Hastings
Tarrytown
Ardaley-on-Putnam
Dobbs
Robert J. Hare Powel
W. E. Benjamin
Monsis
Edgar
Cass
Brown
William
Benjamin Tatpy'aldad
Suranes
Whitehous
Addison
Mra
Donnet
Irvington Guard
Sheritta
Westchester County
Ganeo
Mente
Gould
Bete
dMecaren
W. 8
Ottle
IEOR
Acham ‘McFadden
Irvington
United
Red Cross Meeting Highlights War Council Urgency
The County Committee met at Delmonico's on December 10 at 10 am. Captain McLean reported the Red Cross motor corps transport of the sick and wounded, with 468 men admitted that day and East Views Hospital nearing occupancy for 1100 admissions by January 1. Major Lindsay urged two planes for hospital use, noted refugee garment allotments, and a government order to repair 1600 soldiers garments, while volunteer work and garment donations continued from chapters coast to coast.
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Delmonico
Haroma
Graves
Red Cross
Atlantic Division
War Council
McLean
Red Cross Motor, Corps
Lindsay
A. Be. Go
East Views
Atlantic Div
Red’ Cross
Lewis
Thia
Fortuna
Hoboken Rednesday
Motor Corps
AR. G
Atlantic Diy
New York City
W. J. Large
Sec'y
Westchester County
American Red Cross
Windloostock
Washington
Crossett
Menn
Siberia
Louie A
M. E. Baker
Bureau of Chapter Production
Robert Lashiwood
Ir. Dashwood
Theodorat Jalley
Edward i
Theo: Nesbit
Seph Elder
John Viele
Wanj Furso
G. Carlton
Mras
Millicent’ Lewis
H. Templeton
Miss Lockhart
Hahei Tee A Atthe
Miss Ride
Edwin
Kat Cerele
Hugh
USC
Luke
Robert
McBride
Pershing Praises Unmatched War Effort and Efficiency
General Pershing commends a long renowned organization for unprecedented wartime efficiency and rapid, disciplined work, saying no other group in history has achieved such constructive results with dispatch and coordination.
Irvington Motor Corps welcomes newcomers and pledges knitwear
Dec week renewal planned for AWS I. Members may register in the work room next week on any day or Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Elizabeth Creighton and Mrs Frsxton join the Irvington Detachment of the Motor Corps. Knitting near completion with sweaters and socks allotment of 175 men’s sweaters and 30 pairs of socks monthly for three months. Suggested enrollment to ensure workload balance and avoid overburdening current knitters.
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Elizabeth Creighton
Mfrs
Soxton
Irvington
The
Motor Corps
Helen Lewis
Alwaya
Tonat
Ganbe
Tobacco fund contributions under Red Cross drive
A partial list shows contributors including John Person and George Cady with a total of 369.80 dollars noted. The notice mentions Red Cross supervision and a 2.00 per year subscription rate, with acknowledgment of print contributions.
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Red Cross
John Person
George Cady
LOOKS CONTRIBUTED TO LIBRARY WAR SERVICE
Books and magazines received in November from multiple local supporters have been sorted prepared and shipped to soldiers. The list includes Mrs A K Lake Mrs Stockwell Mrs Judson Rev T J Earley Mrs Sylvester Buckhout KB Conger Miss J Daphne Schembri Mrs Fisher Mrs John G Lake Mrs Barton Eddison Shr John Hunter and Mrs Ackerman.
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A. K. Lake
Stockwell
Judson
T. J. Earley
Sylvester Buckhout
Tre. KB. Conger
J .Daphne Schembri
Mies Fisher
John G. Lake
Barton Eddison
John Hunter
Ackerman
Social event in East Irvington overflows with locals
East Irvington reports a large Social on Monday with Sutor town attendees. Chairman William Roane and Mrs Margaret Mulligan led the event. Highlights include Iris songs, jigs, and performances by Eleanor Latain Laffan O’Keefe and Helen O’Leary. Attendees note dancing into the night and a potential Barn Dance next month.
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Sutor Town
William Roane
Margaret Mulligan
IU G. Abercrombie
Fred__J.” Blerea
Joseph Lyons
Anna Mulligen
John Crowle
Tarrytown
Stigs
Eleanor Latain
James Laffan
Jim ‘Mast
David Macdiarmia
Mary O'Keefe
Miss K
V. Hagen
B. Koster
A., Mulligan
M. Reilly
No Man's Land
Fred Pierce
Bert King
Sadie Leonard
Helen O'Leary
Arthur Gill
R. G
Abercrombie
Fred J. Blorce
Johanna Murphy
Ameri
John Crowley
Mary ‘O'Keefe
David Macdlamd
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Ardsley
RED “Cross
Gen. Pershing
France
Acheson
Knittiog
Ution
Library War Service
America
Europe
Louis E. ‘Stanke
East
Thomas O'Keefe
Mary E. Hagen
Philadelphia
Joseph Thornton
Dr. Smith
John Burke
Alex Mackenzie
Louis Allan
Army
Navy
New York Central
Andrew Taxter
James Hannon
Elmsford
Iihei
Elme
Stanke
Main’ Street
Tampa
Igbta
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