Conveyances in Greenburgh and surrounding towns
A list of real estate transfers dated Nov 20 1920 covers parcels in Greenburgh Ardsley Tuckahoe Hastings Elmsford and nearby areas. The record shows multiple grants including Campini Carlo to Vincent Agnaro Decker Clarence W. to Elizabeth Decker and others to various grantees with parcel descriptions map references and small deeds values. Names include Campini Decker Ehrlich Gesson Penn Basford Clark Egan Goodwin Vogel Schweir Rosenblah Woll Daley Bohm and many others with connected parcels in Elmsford Tarrytown Hastings Irvington and Yonkers. Monitor shows activity across Columbus Avenue Edge Mont Road Rockwell Jockwell and Croton Aqueduct areas with prices generally ranging from a dollar to a few dollars and occasional notes of larger sums.
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Campini
Carlo
Vincent ‘Agnaro
Ardsley
Tuckahoe
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Decker
Clarence W
Elizabeth P
Mont Rd
Ehrlich
Otto
John J. Spillane
Hastings
Hudson
Gesson
Mary W
John Cocelard
W. Elmeford
Halls Corners
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W. P
Penn
Adolph
Julia Penn
Orchard St
Hochman
Saba
Talia Schmidt
25Th St
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Elmsford
Vesteveee
Weed
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Marion W. Spangberg
J. Rockwell
Croton Aqueduct
Taylor
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Judson
Irvington
Ardsley Casino
Barber
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Geb
Adolph Hauser
Schweir
Wm. L
Bertha J. Goodwin
Minturn Park
Kingon
James J
Rosa E. Munsell
Croton Ave
Godteip
Aaron
Marco Bello
Clark
Robin
Jas. Leone
H. Raphael Prop
Rosenblah
Moritz
John ‘. Glancy
Yonkers
N . Washington Ave
Warburton Ave
Stollman
Helene
John A. Me‘Laughlin
Mt. Vernon
Yellowstone Park
Woll
Henry V
Anna ‘Schongalla
Convent Ave
N. Y.C
Spring Park
Daley
John G
John P. Shields
Riverview Manor
Bohm
Fredinand
Fiord M
Sheridan
Lote
Elmsford Park
Mortgages listed for buyers and properties in Hastings Elmsford and Weehawken
A stream of mortgage records shows multiple lenders and borrowers across Hastings, Elmsford, and Weehawken. Transactions include properties on Park Avenue, Wood Park, and Villa Sites with terms from six months to six years, amounts ranging to several thousand dollars, and dates in 1920 to 2020.
Ardsley notices of property transfers and building loans
The notice lists multiple real estate transactions and mortgage details in Ardsley and surrounding towns. Entries include transfers to Westr County Savings Bank Tar View Aves, Tarrytown Bldg and Loan Ass'n, and Railroad Co op Bldg and Loan Ass'n. Dates span Nov 1920 and Dec 1920 with figures such as 3000 7500 4600 800 and other sums. Names include J Frank Phillips, Joseph Pascarelle, Morris Blakin, and Marion Spangberg among others.
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Mary We
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Hastings
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Mazzilli
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Elmsford
Crnesers
Judson
Isabella F
Helen
Armtrong
Wm. A. Taylor
Beto" Bani
America
Franklin Trust Co
sLienhard
Gustav
Fred Wakner
Jefferson St
Weehawken
J. W. Landing
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Lewis
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Westr County Savings Bank
Tarview Aves
Rytown
Rosebill
Fair
McCarthy
Mary
Wm. L. Bassett
Ferrytown
Wildey St
Bliss
Phillips
J. Frank
Weatr County Savings Bank
Tarrytown
Croton Aqueduct
Pascarelle
Joseph
Homestead Park
Porto
Frank
Ors
Adi Andrew H. Brown
Spangberg
Marion
W. T .Weed
85Th St
Croton
Dlakin
Morris
Rebecca ‘Moll
W. P
Saw Mill
Holloway
Mary J. Curtis
Lansdowne
Palois
E. Gillender
Tarrytown Bldg & Loan Ass
Gillender
Burgh Savings Bank
Anj
Jd Storms
Wm. LR
Hoffman
Washburn
Geo. W
Julian Austin
Mahopac Falls
Telllant St
Geo
Carrie
Levin
Manta Geo
Wm. H. ‘Hublits
Napoles
Nelson and
Coop Ride & Loan
Park Ave
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Prince Ripley Ing Reorganized After Ripley Death
Owing to the death of Ernest H. Ripley the insurance firm Prince and Ripley reorganizes with L Ward Prince as president Murray M. Lent as vice president G H Van Klock as 2nd vice president Emily Kirkham as secretary and R A Evans as treasurer Lent succeeds Ripley and will be based in White Plains Maurice J. Collins takes over Hudson River division management Collins has been with the firm a year and pledges continued high service to residents of the area
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Ernest H. Ripley
Tibince & Ripley
L. Ward Prince
Murray M. Lent
G. H. van Klock
Emily Kirkham
R.A. Evans
Murray Is
Lent
Ripley
White Plains
Insurance End
Ardsley
Hudson
Dobbs
Hudson River
Maurice J. Collins
Collins
Prince & Ripley
Lent F
Better Men as New Year Resolution
An editorial urging readers to adopt "Better Men" as a New Year resolution. It argues against hollow changes and champions broad, charitable self-improvement guiding individuals toward better government, employers, employees, and communities. It cites Alfred Noyes's Victory and calls for personal reform to inspire wholesome living and sacrifice.
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Hell
Heaven
Alfred Noyes
France
the Gazette
Movies in the High School Auditorium Show Preview
The Irvington High School plans a new cinema program in the auditorium. Trustee Mrs. Joseph A. Blake leads the initiative, promising a varied winter slate of educational and entertaining reel subjects for the local audience.
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Irvington
Joseph A. Blake
Hastings Village Holiday Notes Include Travel and Events
Hastings on Hudson residents are listed visiting and returning from travels in Virginia Washington D C England and Europe. Local figures like Captain Davies Gus Leinhardt Jr and Rosamond Whiteside are noted with community events including a German Lutheran Church tree festival and a dance at Uniontown Hotel Company. Stephen J Fisher recovers in hospital from a Ford crank injury.
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W. D. Matthews
Edgar Lane
Tueday
Europe
United States Post Office Special Delivery Cautions
A historical note warns that afterhours special delivery may be left without a receipt, advising use of the registry system for safety. It mentions money deposited at Greenburgh Savings Bank earning interest from January 1, 1821, with a subscription rate of $2.00 per year.
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Greenburgh Savings Bank
Christmas visitors greet East Irvington residents
Mr. and Mrs. P. Farrell entertained city relatives on Christmas Day. Mrs. John Laffan of New York spent the holiday with sister Mrs. Murphy. Miss Elisabeth Koster visited friends in Staten Toland Thursday evening. Miss Anna OTnery of Tarrytown was a local visitor on Tuesday.
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William McCarthy
Broadway
Florens Ziegfeld, Jr
Barkley Crest
Mrs. P. Farrell
Parla
John Laffan
New York City
3. Murphy
Elisabeth Koster
Staten Toland
Anna Otnery
Tarrytown
Camp Fire Girls Hold Wednesday Meeting and Party
The Camp Fire Girls met on Wednesday instead of Thursday to begin the first requirement for Fire Maker. Thirteen invited friends attended an afternoon luncheon and games, with Ms Emilie Petri receiving a guardian’s pin from Sister Christi. A thaw later hampered activities as Jean Forthingham hosted entertainment on Main Street.
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Homenses
Santant
Misa Emilie Petri
Guardian
Sistator Christi
Thureday
Misa Jean Forthingham
Women’s Club Seeks Larger Attendance for January Meeting
Holiday break ends with a January 4 meeting. The program will include sewing dancing and music. All members are urged to participate and attend the evening gathering.
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Scout Field Notes and Changes in Irvington Troop
Scout field notes record John O Connor earning First Class status with high scholastic rank and praise from Westchester County Council. Eugene Rielly becomes 2nd lag Scout. Thursday wrestling classes replace Saturdays during holidays. An all day hike is set for January 31, weather permitting. Spring entertainment rehearsals begin. visiting Inspector Gleason and Assistant Scout Master Gilligan attended. Gilligan completed Troop uniforms with anonymous donor support.
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Henry Bingham
John O'Connor
O'Connor
Bierce
Andrew Gleason
Albert Gilligan
Gilligan
Ermie Royer Dies Former Irvington Resident in Bergenfield
Ermie Royer, long known in Irvington and later a Bergenfield resident, died after pneumonia. Funeral held from his late home in New Jersey. Survived by wife, two sons, two daughters. Royer rose from press feeder to trusted printer with Cosmopolitan magazine, later with a New York firm before moving to New Jersey. Gazette extends sympathy to the family.
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Ermie Royer
Bergenfield
N. J
New York
New Jersey
Irvington
Gazette
Audubon Society Notes Highlight National Efforts
The Irvington chapter and state Audubon groups report energy and growth across the country. Sanctuaries, traveling libraries, and bird books expand access. a Connecticut sanctuary drew six thousand visitors. Brocton’s 28 acre site thrives. Springfield hosts an amateur hospital for wild birds aiding many rescues.
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Maine
Quebec
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Mass
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