Irvington High School concert honors Schubert 125th birth anniversary
A January 31 program by Irvington High School Athletic Association drew a large crowd. Edith Connor gave harp solos, the Glassford Musical Quintet performed, and Arthur Thalacker with Justin Washburn played a violin duet. Catherine Costello offered Hark! The Lark. The event celebrated Schubert born 125 years earlier.
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Irvington High School Athletic Association
Edith Connor
Brooklyn
Irvington
Glassford
Ivington
Arthur Thalacker
Justin Washburn
Tarrytown
Geo. Wackwitz
Schubert
Catherine Costello
Jean Fothé Fingham
Athletics Association
John de Rosa
Harold Goldblatt
James O'Connor
Jane Hyro
Margaret Raisch
Hastings Theatre
Herbert King
Las
C.ssevesee
Smp
Brooks
Amlse
Carolyn Cannon
Quastello
Glassford Musical Quintet
J. Henry Templeton, Jr
Joseph Linder
Frances Bolles
Marguerite Winkles
James O
Home and Abroad Club Support for Irvington Orphan Care
The Home and Abroad Club at Irvington completes another year of service with donations to Hope Chapel and St Faith's House, and support to Westchester Welfare Association. They contributed eight flannel petticoats, eight dresses, 24 diapers, and ice cream for Independence Day. Donations also included eight night gowns to Dobbs Ferry Hospital, Thanksgiving ice cream, and nursing items. A Thanksgiving basket and two Christmas boxes were sent to Reedy. Food and money aided two needy families during the year.
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Hom Wu Avroed” Club
Irvington
Douarnenes
Hope Chapel
St. Faith's House
Westster
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Reedy
Shore
Legion Auxiliary Cake Sale At Aberstromble Brothers Store
The American Legion Auxiliary offers pies cakes and other baked goods at a Saturday afternoon sale. It will be held at Aberstromble Brothers at 49 Main Street. The organizers urge broad patronage from local residents.
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Efternoon
American Legion Auxiliary
Aber
Sromble Brothers
Washington Thrift Shops Offer Fresh Stock For Charity
Stop look listen to the Washington Thrift Shops in Irvington, inviting Irvington residents to visit Main Street Tarrytown to support Dobbs Ferry Hospital Child's Welfare and Robins Seat. New children's clothes warm winter apparel and gowns, womens coats and dresses on sale, curtains, linen shades, fine heir couches, books records music and framed art on display this week.
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Washington
Irvington
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Child's Welfare
Robins Seat
Main Street
Tarrytown
Dance at school house boosts local neighborliness
East Irvington reports a Saturday January 28 dance at the school house to thank residents for support at a prior dance. The evening ran from 8 to 12 with lively music by the Three Synchronators of Yonkers. Refreshments were served. guests enjoyed a well attended event praised by organizers.
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James Thornton
Louie Allan
Mr. Windia
Yonkers
Ethics of Advertising and the Morality of Truth
A critical reflection on advertising ethics arguing that true advertising must honor the product and higher values. The piece cites John Wanamaker, warns against misleading promotions, and condemns deceptive tactics while praising honest, square dealing and transparency in business practices.
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John Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Tiffany ¢ and Co
Tiffany
Weiss Wackwitz wedding in Irvington vows exchanged
Arthur P. Weiss and Johanna Wackwitz wed Thursday evening at the bride’s North B street home with immediate family attending. Rev. George Merle Whitmore officiated. Best man was Mr. Weiss’s brother and Miss Lillian Wackwitz was bridesmaid. A brief reception followed. couple to Bermuda and then reside at 49 Main Street. Weiss is assistant manager at Burnham Boiler Corporation in Irvington.
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Arthur P. Weiss
Johanna Wackwitz
North B
Famieg
George Merle Whitmore
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Welss
Lillian Wackwitz
Mrs. Welss
Bermuda
Main Street
Mr. Welss
Irvington
Burnham Boiler Corporation
Eucli re Night of Games at Immaculate Conception Parish
Parish committees organize a large Euclire event at Immaculate Conception Church with games at 8 o clock followed by a band. Prizes have been donated from village sections and refreshments will be extensive. The event, slated for February 8, is expected to attract a big crowd and boost the evening’s festivities.
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Euclire
Immaculate Conception
Gances
Lavieh
Prises
Barnabas Sunday Service and Choir Notes Schedule
The record lists Sunday services at 1 40 and 11 with Gloria in excelsis and varied cantus led by Spinney and Cruickshank, a Thursday Bible Study at 8, and Saturday Confirmation at 30. Organizations operate at usual hours.
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Jerusalem
Hastings on Hudson social notices and local happenings
Hastings on Hudson items report illnesses and recoveries at Farragut Inn and local homes, visits by residents to Brooklyn and New York, dances at Riverview Manor, and travels to Atlantic City. Philanthropic and civic notes include fire company membership, bowling alleys at Michelin's Farragut Hotel, and a proposed reorganization of the Take Some and Leave Some Club for summer activities.
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Helen Atkey
Riverview Manor
Lance
M. E Cronin
Brooklyn
Dorothy Keegan
Yonkers
Hastings
Bishop Rowe to Speak at St Mark's in Tarrytown
A large group of St Barnabas Church women plan to travel to Tarrytown next Tuesday to hear Bishop Rowe the Yukon pioneer missionary describe church work and opportunities in the region. The talk will be at St Mark's Church on Tuesday February 7 at 3 00 oclock with general public welcome. Women from St Barnabas will ride from the Parish House to attend.
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St. Barnabas Church
Tarrytown
Bishop Rowe
Yukon
Bieak
Hudson Stuck
Bishop Rows
Graet
St. Mark’s Church
St. ‘Barnabas
Picture gifts from Moses Tannenbaum enrich school collection
The High School received additional valuable pictures from Mr. Moses Tannenbaum. These latest gifts augment the former collection, which includes pastimes and masquerade items from 1002.
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Moses Tannenbaum
Irvington Presbyterian Church Notes
Sunday School and Adult Bible study at ten o clock. Dr Irwin to deliver sermon on Spiritual Fancies at eleven. Choir numbers include Amod Amid The Duet Unto The Hills. The Light Circle meets at three. Union Meeting of Irvington Christian Endeavor Society and E S Hage Chapel at seven. Waltgore to preach at Union Chapel and Dr Irwin at Hope Chapel Class at eight fifteen. Woman's Association meets at three. Young Men's Association entertains at Union Chapel with moving picture bird film at eight. All invited.
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Irwin
Vender
Ruth Johnson
Irvington Ristian Endeavor Society
E. Society of Hage Chapel
Woman's Association
Young Men's Association of
Union Chapel
Irvington Fire Company Hosts Successful First Dance
Irvington’s winter dance event drew a large attendance under the Irvington Fire Company. The first effort by the new organization was idly successful with fine people enjoying the occasion and the committee, led by the chairman and aides, feeling gratified by the results.
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Irvington
Irvington Fire Company
Catholic Club Presents New Stage Show This Friday
The Catholic Club announces an original, never before staged production titled Fine will put before the audience. It promises side splitting sayings and a fiery, vivid performance as rehearsals continue. Tickets go on sale next Tuesday via club members and the committee. a special meeting is held Monday for ticket distribution and member attendance.
Evening Glasses in English and Citizenship
A readable fragment notes a meeting or class titled Evening Glasses in English and Citizenship for foreign born residents. The text mentions a date around Tuesday February 7 at 1:30 and invites all interested to report, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a local educational or civic program.
Along Broadway Halted Parade Ends Quietly
Mumbled text fragments show names and events along Broadway with references to Robert Stearns and a halted street activity. The scattered notes imply a disrupted parade or gathering, a pause in proceedings, and local figures noted amid unclear dates or locations. Further readable details remain limited.
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AL A
Dobbs Ferry
Helen Aiken
Charles E. Stewart
Boston
Phyllis
George Reynolds
John Hessian
Tobin
Phylis
Stewart
Reynolds
William Carter
Ates Mostrs
Ste
Duffy
Martin Peck
Bostdh
Mrs
E. B. Albee
Willis Anderson
Ashford Avenue
Dobbs Ferry A. A
Ardsley
Dane” Rosenberg
Madison Square Garden
Hillside
East Irvington
John Harten
Sheriffs Emergency Force
Eleanor Latfan
Glenville
James Diviney
Sumiay
Richard Behrens
Main Paar Street
Dobbe Ferry
Edward Shea
Tannebaum
Tate
Ronard Murphy
North
Birdie Maloney
South Broadway
Chas, Gallaway
Daniel Gilligan
Oupt. Bierce
Miso Helen Steart
South Croton Avenue
Aean Rod J. Bierce
Ronald*Meckensie
Lord & Bareham Company
Kamsodz
New York Central Lines
Baz
Ghio City
Sam
Bitte
Harry Steward
North Malden Street
Dasining
N.Y
Tevin
Ackwitz
Barnabas
Hastings ON
Hudson
Samuel Kaufman
Farragut Inn
H. Thompson
Simbra
Farragut Avenue
Richard Goodwing
Fraser Place
Thomas Tighe
E. J. Carey
School Street
Harry King
Tower Ridge
Helen Carey
Jack Daley
Flatbush
Leo Wel
James Devine
Longue Vue
Argely
Lexwell Lowe
Emily Cronin
Helen Goodwin
New York City
Harriet Kneen
Philadelphia
Charles Andres
Rim Place
Atlantic City
High Street
Uniontown
Michelin
Farragut Hotel
James Stringer
William Ramsey
Uniontown Hose Company
Woman's Auxiliary
Jennie Dickerman
Dickerman
Mrs. Gerkin
Hightreet
Robert Stearns
Party
Coder
Sunde
New Tees Neweck
Mr We Eel
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