Hospital Treasurer Report Shows Yearly Finances
The report lists receipts of 30 548 46 and expenditures totaling 23 091 79 with net in the year 29 942 88. It notes patient costs 5 99 per day while charges cover 2 00 for paying patients and free care for those who cannot pay. Community donations and local contributions are highlighted along with two campaign drives expanding support to about 2500 subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Dobbs Ferry
Board of
Lady Managers
Villard
Wees
Westchester County
Westchester County Thrift
Inchange
Irvington Fire Company
Card of Thanks From Irvington Resident 1922
Through the columns of teuxette I express sincere thanks to the Board of Education Supt F J Bierce high school teachers the Irvington Fire Company and the people of Irvington for kind attention during my bereavement Signed Charles Gallaway Irvington N J December 22 1922.
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Teuxette
Board of Education
F. J. Bierce
Irvington Fire Company
Irvington
Charles Gallaway
Irvington, N
Reverend Sharples Sermon on Peace and Goodwill
The Rev. M. H. Sharples will preach Sunday morning on the theme Peace on Earth good will toward men. A church prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Sharples
Christmas Eve Children Festival at St Barnabas Church
At St Barnabas the Christmas Eve service features a Children’s Festival with carols, a procession to the Parish Hall for the tree, and an adult welcome. Christmas Day offers a 7:30 a.m. service with Volunteer Choir and boy choristers, followed by a 8:30 a.m. festival Eucharist led by Harry Woodstock and Everett Maclachlan. Music includes Christmas Pastorale, O come all ye faithful, O Holy Night, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, and Grand Choeur. Offerings benefit Near East Relief and Red Cross refugee aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Church
Adam
Willis
Guilmant
Red Cross
Community Christmas Tree Festival Set By Local Legion
The American Legion and Women's Auxiliary announce the Community Christmas Tree Festival in the School Auditorium tomorrow at eight. The program features old carols and gifts for children in Irvington and East Irvington. The tree honors those who served, with Santa arriving by aero plane to greet the kids. Contributions welcome via Arthur Lord, Legion Treasurer, with any surplus kept for next year.
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American Legion
Women’s Auxiliary of the Legion
Irvington
East Irvington
Santa Claus
Arthur Lord
Legion
Public and the Coal Dealers Westchester Fuel Administrator urges cooperation
A 1922 Westchester County notice from Fuel Administrator Elmer A. Sheets asks the public to follow guidance from both the Fuel Administration and coal dealers. It explains supply constraints, urges customers to obtain up to 60 percent of normal needs through the same dealer, and emphasizes dealers are working long hours to deliver fuel. It warns against pressuring dealers and defends their efforts during the emergency.
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S.zyour
Qin
Westchester County
Elmer A. Sheets
Xmas at the Orlando Shop
The Orlando Shop promotes Christmas shopping with an emphasis on quality goods at fair prices. Advertisements highlight “sick wear” as featured items and claim savings and value for customers.
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Xmas
Orlando
Gazettes Wishes for Merry Christmas and New Year
The Gazette extends season’s greetings to all readers with wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. The message emphasizes goodwill and community spirit across the readership.
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the Gazette
Christmas Music at Irvington Presbyterian Church
Special Christmas music will be rendered at Irvington Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening Christmas Eve at eight. Hope and Union Chapels unite for a cantata The Manger Throne by Mannay. Organ and violin numbers with soprano Marie Rorke contralto Rose Reed tenor John Batterson baritone Frank Guild and violinist Edward Christensen. Organist Elmer Zoller arranged a program to rival prior years. Everyone is invited to join in prayer and praise.
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Irvington Presbyterian
Hope and
Union
Mannay
Marie Rorke
Rose Reed
John Batterson
Frank Guild
Edward
Euchre and Dance at Holy Name Hall Dec 29 in Dobbs Ferry
Under the auspices of the Dobbs Ferry andsley and Tivington Social Club a euchre and dance will be held in Holy Name Hall Friday evening December 29. Many useful prizes and prizes for non players. proceeds go to the parochial school. The affair will be well worth the admission with the hall filled to capacity.
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Dobbs Ferry
Andsley and Tivington
Holy Name Hall
Shamrocks Coast To Lopsided Victory On Ossining Court
St John Military Academy Shamrocks crushed Ossining 97 to 28 Saturday evening. Edward Costello sprained an ankle late in the first period. Casey moved to center with Matranga at right guard. A return game is planned. Earlier Hastings rivals beat the green jersey five in a fast game led by Burke Murphy Maffucci Kane and Matranga. Savings bank note mentions January 10 1928.
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Shamrocks
St. John Military Academy
Ossining
Edward Costello
Casey
Matranga
Hastings
Burke and
Murphy
Maffucci
Kane
Two Broadway Children Recover From Illness
Two children of Mrs Thomas of South Broadway have been seriously ill in recent weeks. Pneumonia developed in one case, but both are improving as this report is written.
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Thomasse Forest
South Broadway
Dobbs Ferry Hospital selects secretary successor
At the recent meeting of the Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association held in the Dobbs Ferry school, Arthur B. Beswick was chosen to succeed the former secretary Mr. Cunningham. Beswick has long served as head clerk, proving capable of handling the essential clerical duties and earning praise for efficiency.
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Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association
Dobbs Ferry
Cunningham
Arthur B. Beswick
Itll
Dobbs Ferry Hospital Report and Needle Work Guild Gifts
Hospital entries list patient admissions and discharges, daily nursing load, and x ray notes. Donations from Ardsley and Hastings clubs include magazines, linens, rugs, ice cream, tea set, medical books, and a Thanksgiving fruit and beverage assortment for patients and staff.
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Evington
Needle Work Guild of America
Ardsley Club
J. F. Havemeyer
Ardaley-on- Hudson
W. H. Stourer
Hastings
Magines
Mas
Dobbs Ferry
Calvin
Osborn
Dodds Ferry
G. Kreegan
Cormack
Tribute to Thomas Gallaway at Irvington High School
The funeral honored Thomas Gallaway whose 27 years of faithful service were celebrated by Irvington citizens. The Board of Education offered the school building for the service, recognizing his long career, while his father Charles Gallaway logged 40 years in the same employment. Rev William Neely Colton presided and students sang hymns. Interment followed at Sleepy Hollow.
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Thomas Gallaway
Irvington
Board of Education
Charles Gallaway
William Neely Colton
Sleepy Hollow
Catholic Club Seeks Tie for Ossining Backcourt Victory
The Catholic Club in the Westchester Basketball League has built a four win two loss record after six games. They trail Ossining by small margins and face a pivotal home contest at North Tarrytown’s American Legion Hall at 9 15 P M. Admission is 50 cents.
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Peekskill
Dobbs Ferry
Hastings
Briarcliff
C. C
Sleepy Hollow 4. A’s
Ossining
Ossining Boys
American Legion Hall
North Tarrytown
Aing
I. C
Jones
American Legion
Christmas Scenes and Social Arrivals in East Irvington
East Irvington residents recount festive visits and school events. Mr and Mrs Alfred Taxter plan a weekend in Woodhaven and New York City. Misses Herlihy host a large gathering. Local trips to New York and Immaculate Conception School events are noted amid holiday preparations. Christmas exercises at Immaculate Conception and Union Chapel are announced with community plans.
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Alfred Taxter
Woodhaven
L. 1
New York City
Immaculate Conception
Joseph Fallon
Mily
William
Margaret
Alice Buckle
Irvington Fire Company Mourns Death of Member
A special Irvington Fire Company meeting acted on the death of fellow exempt member Thomas Gallaway. A committee will draft resolutions, flowers were donated, and the headquarters will be draped for thirty days. Midnight Mass at Immaculate Conception Church will be held on Christmas Eve with a special music program. Sunday services will proceed as usual.
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Irvington Fire Company
Thomas Gallaway
Immaculate Conception
President Kelly Resigns From Club
George 8. Kelly has tendered his resignation as Club president to the Board of Governors of the Pastime. Members hope he will reconsider before the next Board meeting. Kelly became head of the club at the recent annual meeting. Coach Beton of the Tringles will leave Tuesday for Oswego, N.Y., to visit his parents.
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George
Kelly
The
Pastimeda
Beton
Tringles
Oswego, N
Community Xmas Tree Fund Grows With Local Donations
The Christmas Tree Fund has reached at least $100 in hand with broad public donations. A Legion Auxiliary committee has collected many gifts over the past week, ensuring no deficit this year. Names and amounts from contributors are being printed, highlighting community generosity and ongoing fundraising.
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Treaearer
Legion Auxiliary
Adams
H. Whitehouse
Alice ‘Walker
John Ht. Cuchman
Agnes H. Low
Caspar Whitney
Templeton
George Mt. Whitmore
Morrall Court
Sunnyside
Stingham Lewis
Cyrus Field
Judson Philip Ekardt
W. Addison Graham Margaret B. Little
Reginald H. Jattenyibe
Joseph Keane
Edward Lockwood
Grace Halthall
Thomas Templeton
Michael Kier James Lincoln Riernan
Charles Perley Hugh Filled
Morgen
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Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Asso'n
U. S. Treasury
Paul
ST. Barnabas
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Greenburgh Savings Bank
N. Y
Catholic Club
East
M. Virginia
Soseshine Herlihy
Wesma
Hast Ivington School
Tyes
Patrick Farrel
Taxter Road
Helen and
Florence Mills
Bronx
Joseph McNeill
Town
Mr. McNeill
Brooklyn
Donald Santa
Tarrytown Hgebhal
Ania
Union Chapel
Community Xmas Tree Fund
Committee OF Legion Auxiliary
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