Foresters Initiation and Banquet at White Plains
G. P. Sullivan Supreme Chief Ranger will be guest of honor as Foresters from Westchester gather next Sunday in White Plains. A banquet at Foresters Hall seats over 500, followed by a large class initiation at St John’s Hall with many local members and courts from the county participating. Court Sunnyside members depart at 2:00 pm for the installation at 3:00 pm.
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White Plains
Westchester
G. P. Sullivan
Foresters Hall
St. John's Hall
Willegin
Sunnyside
Forestery
Old Smith Home Bought By Thomas Nesbit
East Irvington notices recount a series of local social visits and property moves. The former George W. Smith residence on West Clinton avenue was sold to Thomas Nesbit of Great Barrington Massachusetts, a brother of Theo Nesbit. Other items note guests at local homes, plans for renovations, and travels to New York.
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Old Smith
Thomas Nesbit
George W. Smith
West Clinton Avenue
Great O— Darrington
Mass
Theo
Gerald Lynch
Cro- B. Nesbit
Harriman Road
N. J
Leonard
Lynch
Alwas
Elizabeth Leon Standard
South Broadway
Vincent's All Stars Defeated in Local Bowling Meet
George Vincents all stars from the Y M C A Tarrytown lost to a strong Irvington team by two pins at Pastime alleys Tuesday. The report notes East Irvington rooters and mentions players like McCall, Mountain Road re-shingling, and hospitalized Richand Conmick in Tarrytown. The piece also notes Mr and Mrs Douglas Odell moving to Flushing, Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
O— Richand Conmick
Tarrytown Hospital
George Vincent
All Stars
Tarrytown
George
Mrs
Douglas Odell
Mr. Odell
Flushing
Long Island
Irvington Boys Defeat Croton in Hard Fought Out-of-Town Tilt
Irvington High’s basketball squad opened the season with a tough contest against Croton, traveling to Croton and facing a determined home group. Croton boasted recent wins over top teams, but Irvington’s gritty play and improved teamwork carried them through as they adapt to new formations and lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C. AL Archer
Munsei
Emlin
Croton
Irvington
Missouri
McCall Northrop
Mont
Jook Svern
Ernie
Children’s Room at Tivington Library Evening Closure
The Children’s Room at Tivington Public Library opens at 6 P.M. and does not remain open in the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivington Public Library
Talking Doll promotion at McFaden's store
An appeal invites visitors to McFaden's at 108 Main Street to see a talking and walking doll. A donation of ten cents supports charity as part of a local fundraising effort.
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McFaden
Main Street
Veterans' Mountain Camp faces water power threat in Adirondacks
A letter outlines efforts by the Veterans' Mountain Camp and American Legion to raise funds for a cabin at the tubercular ex service men camp on Big Tupper Lake. It reports a proposed river district by paper mills and power firms that would flood Paradise Point and threaten isolation vital for veterans' care. Public hearings, led by Conservation Commissioner Alexander MacDonald, will weigh the project as ex Attorney General G W Wickersham represents local property owners and the camp. The group argues conservation bills chiefly serve private power interests and would force veterans from the lakefront site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Veterans’ Camp
Adirondacks
Veterans’ Mountain
Big Tupper Lake
Church Street
New York City
Veterans’ Mountain Camp
Paradise Point
Racquette River
St. Lawrence
Franklin
Hamilton
Essex
Bogg River
Alexander, MacDonald
Veterans
International Paper Company
Tupper Lake
Edwin Litchfield
Paper Company
Charles Pope Cakdwell
Veterans’Mountain Camp
New York
Irvington Tri Angles Fall To Stamford In 35 25 Loss
Irvington Tri Angles lost 35 to 25 in Stamford Conn with a Stamford squad made up of Metropolitan League players. They then dropped a 29 to 28 decision to Stadium Five of Beacon on Beacon’s court. The St Barnabas Club beat Ossining High School on Tuesday at the high school gym as Donaldson and Morrell bolster the team. The Irvington F C meets Briarcliff Community Five Monday at the American Legion Hall North Tarrytown with dancing before and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Tri-Angles
Stamford
Conn
Stadium Five
Beacon
St. Barnabas Club
Ossining Hig School
Donaldson
Morrell
St. Barnabas
Irvington F. C
Briarcliff Community
American Legion Hall
North Tarrytown
Best Advertised Dance at Irvington Fire Hall
The Irvington Fire Company plans a record setting dance at Town Hall with wide county publicity. Chairman Maffuccl leads a strong committee aiming to attract the largest gathering in years for a music filled event noted for its publicity and social pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Fire Company
Maffuccl
Wendell Residence Closed. Mrs Wendell Moves to City Home
The Wendell residence on South Broadway is closed and Mrs Wendell has moved to her city home at 442 Fifth Avenue. Subscription rate listed as $2.00 per year.
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Wendell
South Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Carpenter Tools Vanish From Hunter & Son Crew Site
Tools belonging to A. M. Hunter & Son were stolen from the Andrew Elder Jr. project in Barney Park last week. The workers report a severe financial hardship due to the costly loss and note no trace of the thief’s arrival or departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hunter & Son
Andrew Elder, Jr
Barney Park
Triangles Basketball Schedule Upset by Illness
The Triangles basketball program, disrupted by the illness of Morgan Sweetman of 59 Main Street, had the Wednesday Port Jervis game cancelled. The team has a strong winter schedule and hopes for Sweetman’s speedy recovery.
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Morgan Sweetman
Main Street
Port Jervis
Christmas Exercises in Irvington Public Schools
The Irvington Public Schools announce a Christmas program on Thursday afternoon December 21 with East Irvington School at 1 30 Irving School at 2 00 and Irvington High School at 2 45 The public is invited.
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Irvington
East Irvington
Irving School
Irvington High School
Advent Service Planned at St Barnabas Church
St Barnabas announces a special Advent service next Sunday at 11 o'clock with Woodward's Rejoice greatly thy King cometh, Venue by Tallis, Clemson's Benedicite, and other hymns. The rector will preach on Signs of Christ's Coming. Pews provided for visitors. Carol rehearsals for Christmas Eve children service in Parish House Wednesday afternoon. Children's offering supports Near East orphans relief work.
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Woodward
Tallis
Benedicite
Clemson
Near East
St. Paul s M E Church Sunday School Christmas Tree
The Christmas exercises of St. Paul s M E Church Sunday School will be held Friday evening. As in previous years two trees will be used and each child is asked to bring a small toy or article of clothing to be sent to Five Points Mission in New York City before Christmas Day. Santa Claus is expected to attend.
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St. Paul's M. FE
Asin
Five Points Mission
New York City
Santa Claus
Seventy at Progressive Euchre Party for Missionary Work
A Maryknoll Foreign Missionary Society event at Miss Mary Tewey’s home raised funds for China work. St Catherine's Circle of the Maryknoll Society hosts weekly sewing for foreign field needs and Maryknoll home in Ossining. dues are 100 per month or 1 per year including The Field Afar.
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Mary Tewey
St. Catherine's Circle
Shamrocks Defeat Pastime A C Yonkers 88 to 31
The Shamrock Basketball Five of the village beat Pastime A C of Yonkers 88 to 31 in a fast professional rules game. Maffucci starred with slick shooting and dribbling, supported by Murphy and Burke in strong passing and scoring. The first half ended 14 14, prompting a brisk second half led by Maffucci and finished by Casey. Ferris and Costello sat out. Lineup included Burke R F Murphy L F Maffucci C Casey LG Mitranga RG.
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Shamrock
A. C
Yonkers
Maffucci
Murphy
Burke
Casey
Shamrocks
Ferris
Costello
R.F
L.F
Red Cross Names to the Roll Call Listed
The notice lists individuals connected to the Red Cross roll call including W. A. Ewen and family, Miss Ann Englehart, Miss Ann Panning, Miss Della Guinn, Miss Margaret Huyler, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Real, Mrs. Rose, and Herbert J. Rose among others.
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Ewen
W. A.C. Ewen
W. A. C. Ewen
W. A.C. Jr
W. A. C., Jr. Englehart
Ann Panning
Della Guinn
Margaret Huyler
Margaret Miller
M. Newman
Real
B.* Rose
Herbert J
Jim Fallon Hosts Village Birthday Party
Jim Fallon held a Sunday afternoon party at Home Place for his 11th anniversary. Friends from across the village attended with games and gifts, staying until dark. The note mentions many useful presents and a warm farewell to visitors. The piece also references an Honor Roll list on page 6.
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Jim” Fallon
Hhhm
Jim
Community Christmas Tree fundraising by Legion and Auxiliary
The American Legion and its Auxiliary plan a Community Christmas Tree celebration the week of Christmas in the thigh school auditorium. A twenty five foot tree on the school lawn will be lit from Christmas Eve to New Year’s Eve, with lights on from 5:30 to 8:00. The event will include gifts for local children and ticketed expenses, aided by village businessmen. Contributions are requested from residents, starting with Charles A. Adams as the first donor, with amounts listed from several supporters including J H Whitehouse Miss Alice Walker John Cushman Mrs Agnes H Lord Caspar Whitney N C Templeton George M Whitmore F H Morrell.
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American Legion
Women’ ‘Auxiliary of the Legion
Charles A. Adams
Adams
Arthur C. Lord
The
Legion
J. H. Whitehouse
Alice Walker
John H. Cushman
Agnes H. Lord
Caspar Whitney
N.C. Templeton
George M. Whitmore
Lo F. H. Morrelh
Urban program at High School shows films by Urban
Six reels of Urban manufacture films were shown at the High School Auditorium Friday. Mr Urban donated and operated the program, which drew entertainment for all ages with segments from Four Seasons and the Urban Cat. Proceeds, about 25 dollars, supported the Athletic Association finances. Fay Lyden presided and Bernstein handled projection.
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Urban
Athletic Association
New York
Fay Lyden
Bernstein
SAILS FOR BERMUDA WITH WHITEHOUSE AND DONNER
Mr J Henry Whitehouse and his wife sail for Bermuda for part of the winter, accompanied by Mrs J B Donner, leaving the past week.
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J. Henry Whitehouse
J. B. Donner
Bermuda
Local Social Notes From Yonkers and Surroundings
Mrs Robert White and Mrs George Cady plus Misses Florence White and Marjorie Cady attended the Hamilton Theatre in Yonkers Monday afternoon. Local residents Mr and Mrs A Volk and family were city visitors Saturday. Mrs Henry Bing and Master Fred joined Christmas shoppers in New York City. Master Eugene Fallon of North H Street is home with a cold. Mr and Mrs Louis E Stanke of 20 North A Street enjoyed the Greenwich Follies Thursday evening. Miss Dorothy Ponce of Main Street Dobbs Ferry was a visitor this morning. Local electricians are now installing service in the home of the Misses Dorsey on South Hi Street. Joseph Heike of South Croton Avenue recently bought a limousine and will enter the taxi business shortly.
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Robert White
George Cady
Florence White
Marjorie Cady
Hamilton Theatre
Yonkers
A. Volk
Gon
John
Henry Bing
Master Fred
New York
City
Roar
Louis E. Stanke
North A Street
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Forester
P. Sullivan
SDS
PAST
Chief Rangers Association
East
Daniel Delaney
John Herlihy
Sidney Mann
Big City
Richard Magennis
Good Old Santa
Ary Murphy
A. Molz
Charles Taylor
Robert Flynn
Rob
Bessie Landzert
Joseph Oth
Thomas Cullen
Betty Easter
Robert McWilliam
the Adirondacks
Vincent’s All Stars
Fredy King Ieat
Mata
Irvington D. C
McGuire
Triangles
ST. Paul's M. E
CKS Victors
Red
IONAL
Irvington National Bank
Magazip
W. B. May
St. Barnabas Branch
FINE
SAILS
Eugene Fallon
North H Street
Dorothy Ponce
Dobbs Ferry
Joseph Heike
Outh Croton Ave
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