16 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
1
Classified notice seeking a 21 to 25 year old with at least two years of practical office experience. Requires accuracy and initiative. Respond in handwriting with age residence references and salary. Address Gazette office. Also notices of apartment for rent on East Clinton Avenue at $12.50 per month. Apply to W. 2. Morris, Agt.
Howling of the Pastime Club revived last week with two games on local alleys. Woodlawn Council of I A M Bronx opposed the locals on Saturday, bowling strongly on both sides, Peeteene total 202 pins. Tuesday saw Peekskill face the club as visitors won with 128 pins. Tarrytown second ten to bowl Feb 20. first ten to play in Tarrytown.
A playful verse invites readers to a bowling scene featuring Arthur Lynch, Billy Stout, Sus, and Gus with D. The poem hints at matchups and laughs on stage as the group entertains with sketches titled Alley Comedy.
The St Barnabas Club plans its annual smoker in the club rooms on Monday evening February 19 at eight o clock. Men of the village are invited. Professional talent is engaged for the occasion, with a crowded house anticipated.
A fragmented stage play description lists acts with characters Iko, Mope, Ike and Dr. Smith. Scenes show crowd reactions and odd actions like Iko smiling, wild roars, and Ike shaving a poodle. The text blends performer names and unclear stage directions.
Central nYer York Central railroad project advances despite cold weather. Three fourths of the concourse is completed and a tapestry brick façade from Main street toward Market Place nears completion. Enamel brick and much of the station structure are in place with rapid progress toward a usable waiting area and removal of the temporary station.
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