Mortgage transfers and property liens listed across towns
A dense list of mortgage assignments and property transfers including Gribben to Graxsell on Plimpton Ave, Sherwood to Smyth in Greenburgh, and Bardin to Iva Stewart in Dobbs Ferry. Includes sums like $100, $250, and $10,000 with dates Jan 19 to Feb 4, 1921, covering plots, blocks, and street adjacencies in Ardsley, Tarrytown, Elmsford Park, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
J . Zoro
Hesu Realty Co
N.Y. C
Ardsley
Bardin
Wm. A
Iva 'G. Stewart
Dobbs Ferry
Chestnut St
Binay
Scott
Samuel H
Let
W. P. Bat
Geiger & Newman
Forster
Anna
Geo. F. Parke
Tarrytown
Highland Turnpike
Franklin St
Walker
Lizzie 'Y
Raymon, Gray
Inter Line
Century Country Club
Aaron
Frank P. ‘Guimet
3Rd Ave
Astoria
Elmsford Park
Martin
Ray H
Sidney
W. Hastings
Hudson “ His
Conveyances listed for Mildred Barth and others in Yonkers area
A condensed list shows transfers and mortgages on properties in Dobbs Ferry Elmsford Tarrytown Greenburgh and Mount Vernon with dates in Jan and Feb 1921. Notable entries include Mildred E Barth to Mary B Thornton for lots in Dobbs Ferry and Emma E Featherstone to Janet M Wilson for Elmsford parcels along with multiple loans and grants from local real estate firms and the Home Building and Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Patterson
Tarrytown
Old Highland Turnpike
Thos
Milderberger
Smith
A Sherwood
Greenburgi
Mojonnet
Constant
Henry Reifel
42Nd St
Elmsford Park
Georgi
Lydia R
Mt. Vernon
Widgemont Rd
St Barnabas Five Beats Riversides 47 to 25
In a local high school game on Tuesday St Barnabas Five defeated Riversides 47 to 25. Riversides captain Mitchell stood out with many baskets, while St Barnabas prepared for next games against Ardsley Highlanders and St Andrew Five in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rym
St. Barnabas Five
Riversides
Mitchell
St. Harnabs
Ainsley
N.Y
Ardsley Highlanders
St. Andrew Five
New York City
Irvington Board to review bus line permit on Broadway
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Irvington will hear The Post Road Transportation Company Inc seeking consent to operate an automobile bus line for hire over Broadway. The meeting is March 8 1921 at 7 30 PM in the Town Hall. Patrons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Irvington
Post Road Transportation Company, Inc
Broadway
Joseph A. Murphy
Over $3000 Collected in Irvington for European Relief
Irvington residents and numerous organizations have contributed to the European Relief Council total exceeding $3000. Participating groups include Fire Association Red Cross Irvington High School Franciscan Convent School Friendly Hour Society Presbyterian Church and Sunday School Episcopal Church Methodist Church Hope Chapel Union and Sunday School. Residents who have not yet given may send contributions to Mrs J H Cushman or donate through their local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Association
Red Cross
Irvington
Franciscan Convent School
Friendly Hour Society of
East Irvington
Presbyterian Church and
Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Hope Chapel
Union Pel
J. H. Cushman
Hastings on Hudson social notes full of visits and engagements
Miss Edith Yates of Rivervie Nor visits friends in New Jersey. Yonkers pair Mr and Mrs Thomas Hamilton visit Terrace avenue hosts. Caroline Jane Semmens to Ralph Brooks Hastings engagement announced. Grace Church Sunday School delegates attended White Plains conference. Mrs Reginald Eagles hosts guests. Mrs C B Maddock visits Riverview Manor. Elbridge Palmer recovering from major surgery at Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Mackin family weekend with Hutt. Co 3 annual smoker planned for February 21. Mrs M J Bennett and daughter visit Mt Hope Boulevard home. Mrs C Williamson and Cornelia leave for California until April. Charles Hartwig Sr visits New York. Mrs N McCullough visits Washington DC. Mrs L Richens and Mrs W Schmidt visit Mrs Lawrence Church. Mitchells attend Warburton minstrel show. Holle Reynolds on extended south trip. Costello recovering from pneumonia at Summit Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Semmens
Main Street
Caroline Jane
Ralph Brooks
Hastings
Henry Sherman
Norman Swi
Grace Church Sunday
White Plains
Elbridge Palmer
Washington ‘Avenue
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
L. L. Buck
William Mackin
Mildred
Dorothea
Bensonhurst
S. 1
J. B. Hutt
Tompkins Avenue
L. Richens
William Schmidt
Lawrence Church
F. Mitchell
School Street
Warburton Theatre
Yanke Piacarnaian Holle Reynolds
Broadway
Poetry Contest Closes February 21 in Westchester
Inquiries about the rules of the Westchester County Children’s Association poetry contest show many entries for best poem on The Dependent Child. A ten dollar gold piece will go to the best county poem by a high school student. a silver loving cup from Mr K H Hugnagel of Vernon goes to the top poet not in high school. Irvington local judge Rex Beach at Washington Avenue Dobbs Ferry will consider poems sent by February 21 for county prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County’Children’s Association
K. H. Hugnagel
Vernon
Tapayingo Camp Fire Honors Three Wood Gatherers
On Thursday afternoon the February ceremonial of Tapayingo Camp Fire awarded honor beads to those who earned them. Anna Kelly Emma Kane and Mildred Shader received the rank of Wood gatherer as the group awaited play cast selections with tryouts slated for the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapayingo
Anna Kelly
Emma Kane
Mildred Shader
American Legion Banquet tickets urged for swift reply
Post Commander Cyrus Field Judson reports slow ticket requests for the American Legion Banquet at the Hotel Breslin on February 26. Deadline extended to next Thursday to ensure adequate post representation. Lectures by Dr Newell Dwight Hillis of Brooklyn and Jacob Rubin will be held in Irvington Town Hall March 1 15, with Hillis using stereopticon slides and Rubin discussing Bolshevism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Field Judson
American Legion
Breslin
Philip McGovern
Judson
Clifford Wistrand
Irvington
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
Town Hall
Hillis
Cyrus F. Judson
Jacob Rubin
United States Senate
Thrift Exchange Plan Aids Hoover Fund In Westchester
The Thrift Exchange Council met at Mrs Carroll Dunhams House on February 2 and approved giving a day of sales from five Westchester thrift shops to the Hoover Fund for starving children of Europe. Tarrytown shop at 1 Main Street, run by Miss Sarah Walker, will donate its February 1 receipts. The Tarrytown shop opens Thursday afternoons and all day Friday and Saturday. The initiative, led by Tarrytown Women's Civic League with the County Thrift Exchange Committee, aims to establish Tarrytown as a leader in thrift work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift Exchange Council
Tarrytown
Sarah Walker
Tarrytown Women's Civic League
County ‘Thrift Exchange Committee
Notable social notes from Broadway visits and travels
ALONG BROADWAY MA and Mrs. Ralph Matthloxse stay at the Chatham Hotel on Vanderbilt Avenue and 48th Street entertaining as house guests Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Smith. Mr. Charles Gans returned from Europe on Saturday. Mrs. Havemeyer and daughter sail for Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs. Feary and son left for Florida and the South. Reginald Jaffray and family return from Atlantic City. Theodore Wood and family back home after a trip. The Feary cottage taken by John Wiley and family. Daddy’s Evening Fairy Tales to be featured weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Matthloxse
Chatham Hotel
Vanderbilt Avenue
48Th Street
Courtland Smith
Charles ©. Gans
Europe
School Notes and Interscholastic Contests Amid Postponements
The Junior Class meeting was postponed again. Grade Teachers met and refreshments were served by Mrs. Blerce. Students Donald Roane Permelia Hage a ryn Lyden and James Duross spoke extemporaneously. Edna L Kegelman reports the school fund surpassed $100 aiding ten European starving children until harvest. Hastings High girls lost to il. S sgiris n at local gym. A special assembly featured six extemporaneous speeches for the interscholastic contest. best boy and girl not yet chosen. Last Friday the I H B team lost 44 9 at Vanderlip School in Scarborough. Costello called Irvington markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blerce
Donald Roane
Permelia Hage
Aryn Lyden
James Duross
Misa Edna L. Kegelman
Europe
Hastings High School
Il. S.sgiris
vAs
Scarborough
Vanderlip
Costello
Irvington
Protest Meeting Opposes 2 Cent Tax by Westchester Lighting
Irvington officials led by President Dickinson and Alderman Cannon attended a pro test meeting at White Plaine to oppose a proposed 2 cents per day tax on gaz users in the county. Mayor Wallin of Yonkers presided. plans were made to oppose the demand and to implement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Dickinson
Cannon
Protext
White Plaine
Westchester Lighting Company
Gaze
Wallin
Yonkers
Courtland Smith Wrestles Ex Champs
Courtland Smith and guests staged a wrestling exhibition at Scout Headquarters on Thursday evening. Five minute bouts featured matches including Fallon vs Lyden, Harris vs Herlihy, O Connor vs Gleason, and others with scores listed. Smith awarded two boxes to the seven best performers along with attendees Eben Duncan R Morrell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Courtland Smith
Scout Headquarters
Fallon K. Lyden
Harris J. Herlihy
J. O'Connor
J. Gleason
Harris E. Rite
Fallon
Sweetman
Harris H. Fay
Harris HH. Pribers
Sherman Mr. Smith
Dobbs Ferry Hospital January Report and Donations
January hospital data shows 251 out patients and 15 inpatients with various operations and nursing days. Donations include $2,500 from Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Benjamin to be held in trust for five years with $500 yearly for hospital general use. Community contributions from local residents and churches are listed as fabric, magazines, flowers, and small gifts supporting Dobbs Ferry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denniston
Wm. Everette Benjamin
Erunt
Warning on Unsafe Boarding of Moving Fire Apparatus
The Fire Association law requires members to ride on and off department vehicles only when stationary. Violations while en route to or from fires risk serious accidents and potential damages against the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fire Association
Boy’s Audubon Sanctuary Protects Birds
A twelve year old boy in Irvington started a brush off area and fenced a sanctuary named Grosbeak Sanctuary. Protected habitat with trees brook and meadow hosted 34 pairs of birds across 15 species. Likely 100 plus birds raised in one season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Audubon Society
Splendid Gift To Hospital From Ardsley Park Benefactors
A hospital in Dobbs Ferry receives a notable donation of 2500 dollars from Mr. and Mrs. William Benjamin of Ardsley Park, enriching the facility's prospects and services. The gift underscores local philanthropy and community support for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Willam “E."“Benjamin
Ardsley Park
Fire Dept Notes From Olive Oyle Warns of Rookie Woes
Fire department notes recount rookies causing worry among veterans while top Smith compares to Johnny Wilson. Stories cover humor, theater crowds, and a talk of new five-player game with a joker. Visits by visitors from Larchmont and plans for summer Volunteer Firemen activities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Oyle
Johnny Wilson
Hooly
Dinty
Pearl White
Mme. Walker
Proctor’s
Larchmont
Dobson
Ood
Dept
Ford Cars. Joseph A. Devine, Phone Hastings 902.
The fragment hints at a Ford cars notice involving Joseph A. Devine and a Hastings contact. The readable text is incomplete. no clear event, date, or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Joseph A. Devine
Hastings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greenburgh
ST. Barnabas
European Relief Council
Hastings ON
Hudson
Edith Yates
Rivervie Nor
Jersey
Thomas Hamilton
M. J. Shaffer
Terrace Avenue
Reginald Eagles
C. . Williamson
Cornelia
California
O— Charles Hartwig, Sr
New York
Mrs. N. McCullough
Elm Place
Washington, D. C
Congressman W. Cleary
William Costello
Martin Costello
Summit Street
HOTEL
Moover Fund
John FP. Havemeyer
Bermuda
Porter Feary
Florida
Reginald H. Jaffray
Atlantic City
Theodore A. Wood
East
Gerald Lynch
Crugers
John Gates
Grace Gross
North Tarry Town
Lucy Brady
R. J. Magennis
John
Cry
Katherine Pastor
J. Jones
Dir
J. Laffan
P. A. Lyman
Louise Lippit
Edwin D. Peck
Woodle
Charles Cass
Charles Lester
Women’ Society of Presbyteran Church
H. S. Brooks
William Hamill
John Duncan
the Presbyterian Church
Audubon Society Notes
Fire Dept. Notes
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