Notice of Republican electors primary in Irvington
Public notice dated February 1925 announces an unofficial Republican primary at the Pastime Club Building Irvington for the election of a president two trustees a treasurer collector and one library trustee. The event is set for Tuesday evening February 24 between 7 20 and 8 30 with other business to come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Irvington
Lillian Hettis Sophta Holder
F. Hamorrell
N.C. Templeton
Republican County
Arrows Set to Battle Yonkers Catholic Boys Club
The Arrows, unbeaten this year, face Yonkers Catholic Boys Club in a Tuesday night junior game. Yonkers adds Farnon, nephew of Mino, at right forward while Lydon defends at left guard. Ossining High leads the league. an Arrows victory would be a major scalp. The contest starts at 8 18. Read the Fireside column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fant Arrow
Catholic Boys Club of
Yonkers
Westcheater
Hoya
Toxo
Farron
Mino
Shtrdy” Lydon
Ossining High
Upnar
Tenth Annual Banquet of the Get Together Club
The Tenth Annual Banquet of the Get Together Club will be held at Tevington Presbyterian Church next Tuesday evening at 7 15. William B Weld Associate Professor of Economics at Columbia University will be the principal speaker. The Artist Four quartet led by Bilmer Zoller will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Get Together Club
Tevington Presbyterian Church
William B. Weld
Columbia University
Bilmer Zoller
Philip Jewell Laid to Rest in Sleepy Hollow
Philip Jewell, longtime Irvington resident, funeral held at St Barnabas Church with Rev William Neely Colton presiding. He died Monday night after a brief illness aged 70, survived by none close. Jewell helped organize Dinkel and Jewell in Tarrytown and later ran plant operations east Clinton avenue. he contributed to local clubs and historical exhibits. Interment followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery as many friends paid tribute to his progressive spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jewel
St. Barnabas Church
William Neely Colton
Irvington
Jewell
Whch
Raguelong
Genn Place
Behrens Park
Gamnes
Henry T. Cannon
Tarrytown
Dinkel & Jewell
Jewiell
Nlm
Clinton Avenue
Air
Trengton
Chuh
Towell
Sleepy Hollow
Officers of St. Barnabas' Church Elected
St Barnabas Church lists officers Treasurer Henry K Browning Parish Clerk Henry Trooks Systematic Offering Treasurer Charles M Pate man Delegates to the Diocesan Convention Edwin B Katte Harry Waterbury and Loring W Batten named for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Browning
Henry
Systematic
Charles M. Pateman
Edwin B. Katte
Harry Waterbury
Loring W. ‘Batten
St Pauls M E Church Notes February 22, 1926
Sunday worship at 11 am and 7:45 pm led by the pastor with prayer and Sunday School at 10 am. Wednesday prayer meeting at 6 o'clock. Subscript ion advertised at $2.00 per year.
Halles Attend Funeral of Father in Troy
Mr and Mrs James Hall of the Biddle estate were in Troy for a week attending the funeral of Mr Hall’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Biddle
Troy
Mr. Hell
Girls Friendly Society Cake Sale to Support Camp
The Girls Friendly Society will hold a cake candy ice cream and tea sale at St Tarnabas Parish House on Saturday afternoon and evening February 28 to defray camp expenses. Members of the Catholic Club attended services and sent a wreath for George Hadecker, a friend’s father, with a delegation represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendly Society
St. Tarnabas
George Hadecker
Washington and Lincoln truly great beyond the body
A reflection on how Washington and Lincoln earned greatness through spirit rather than mere physical form. The piece argues that destiny and character, not heredity or biology, define true leadership, citing examples from Beethoven to Stevenson to illustrate the primacy of inner force over outward strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Lincoln
Washington
Beethoven
Stevenson
Irvington Campaign Donations Hit 6837 Fifty
Irvington reports six thousand eight hundred thirty seven dollars and fifty cents raised for the Cathedral Campaign. Vice-Chairman K J Conger lauds local generosity as canvass continues with 186 donors listed. W E Benjamin returns from Atlanta to push activity. a Hotel Astor dinner is planned and progress reports will be shared. An athletic benefit at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday features Nurmi Jo Ray Plant Frixeria and other stars in track events for amateur fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Cathedral
K. J. Conger
W. E. Benjamin
Atlanta
Hotel Astori
Stadison Square Garden
Nurmi
Jole Ray
Plant
Frixeria
Miss Costello Bride of Lieut Tagliabue
Mire Margaret O Costello daughter of Mrs Mary and the late James Costello of South Croton Avenue married Lieutenant Aloysius J Tagliabue of the United States Army Saturday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev Thomas J Denton officiated as a large gathering attended. A reception followed at the bride’s mother's home. The bride, a Tarnard College graduate, has worked with the New York Times Information Bureau. The couple will reside on Governors Island where Tagliabue is stationed after a wedding trip to the West Indies and Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Margaret, O. Costello
Mary
James Costello
South Crom Avenue
Aloysius J. Tagliabue
United States Army
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Thomas J. Denton
Rosemary Costello
John FR. Cleave
Governor's Island
Hdeut ‘Tapliabue
Miss Eva Therrien Weds Donald Lander in Tarrytown Ceremony
Miss Eva Marlo Therrien daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Therrien of North Street married Donald Embree Lander son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Lander of Hartsdale in a ceremony conducted by Reverend T D Denton. Attendants Katherine Witmot and Albert Huesth. The bride wore blue with matching hat and silver slippers. Reception followed at the Florence Inn in Tarrytown with several relatives attending. The couple will reside in Wartdale after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Marlo" Therrien
Edward ‘Therrien
M1 North & Street
Donald Embree Lander
Stephen Lander
Hartedale
T. D. Denton
Albert Huesth
Florence Inn
Tarrytown
Meldal
Cand Mra
Lorco
Hamny
Quinn
Dobbs Ferry
Arthur Lee
Howard Ahom
Nobert
J. Robert
Irvington
Lander
Wartadale
Notice to Democratic Electors Held at 21 North Street Irvington
Electors of the Democratic Party will meet at Harold Brownes residence 21 North Street Irvington on Tuesday evening February 4th 1925 between 8 and 9 to nominate trustees treasurer collectors and a library trustee and to conduct other business Kathlene Crisfield J H Bronnes Martha Democratic County dor tee also a classified request seeking a second hand desk and drop top typewriter desk with drawers and bargain terms by telephone Irvington 1270
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Irvington
Harold E. Brownes
North Street
Sima
Birthday Party for Miss Virginia McBride at South F Street
A birthday gathering for Miss Virginia McBride was hosted at her South F Street home Tuesday evening. About thirty guests enjoyed dancing and games at the former Scout house before returning to the home for refreshments, ending in the early hours with warm congratulations as she turned seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McBride
South F Street
Miss McBride
Northfield Club to Present Pinafore at Town Friday
Northfield Club announces a production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Pirates of Pinafore at Town Hall Friday February 27. The cast features Regina Brown from New York’s Professional Children’s School as Little Buttercup and Fred Briggs as Captain Corcoran with local and New York artists handling scenery and music. Tickets available from Freda Mills or club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M.S
Buttercup
Althousho
Regina Brown
Professional Children's School
New York City
Rats
Fred
Dick Deadeye
Frank Hearn
New York
James Brown
Will Irwh
Calvin Kiralty Wil
Gerald Serly
J [Stewart
Irwin
Fredaails
Jos, Porter
K.C.B
Fred Briggs
Corcoran
Nelson Tacon Talph Rackstraw
Dack
Francisco Dek-Deaileye
William Gilchrist Joatswain
William Angus Josephine
Preda Bisattle Butt
Regina Drown
Florence Stuart Tho Ffers
Robert Curtis
Helen Stuart
Margaret Craighton
Helen van Aller
Marlo KX
Av Bilas
Frank Olrich
Marlo K. A. Busk
Jr. Jallora
Ailee Berger
Caroline Tilles
Mary Ducan
Marie Elder
Edith Friberg
Gunhilde Friberg
Ruth McDowell
Emilia Petri
Ally Renner
Mildred ‘Shader
Ruth Shader
Mia
Ralph Smith
Margaret Smith
Helen Stubbe
Katherine Todd
Ethel ‘Wistrand
Scone
H. WS
Whitney speaks on Westchester County Charter at Pleasantville
Mrs Caspar Whitney addressed a Pleasantville class on Thursday at the home of Mrs Jowell. The subject was the Westchester County Charter and generated much discussion at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar “Whitney
Jowell
Pleasantville
Westchester County
Catholic Club Faces Scarsdale In Key League Clash
Irvington aims to clinch the Westchester title as the Catholic Club hosts Scarsdale in a league game on Thursday night after a thrilling win over Hastings. Joe Sweetman and Beamish spark the attack while fallbacks defend, with Hastings and Ossining disputes shadowing the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Sweetman
Hastings
Ossining
Irvington High School
Irvington
Westchester County
Mamaro
Saght
Joel Sweetman
Ing Hiaw
Hiv
Nooran
Drvington
Les
Aforjan Sweetman
Tevington
Jeading
Joe" Hoar
Narmer
Ehibis
Jim" Beamish
Beamish
Yonkers
Champlon Ishi
J. Sweetman
J. Fallon
M. Sweetman
Broderick
Duggan
Fir
M_ Sweetman
E. Fallon
R. “Gilligan
Seal Lang
Nimsolf
Lang
Ossin- Ing
Knights
Cathcolic Club
Scarsdale
Irvington’ Satholle
Tou
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B.graber
North F Street
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
B. J. Smith
Graber
Col. Hill
Réltor
Boy Scouts of
Thomas O'Keefe
Organizi
Freumdtativess Teyss
Ite
Frederick Trevor Hill
Eous
Fficers OF ST. Barnabas’ Church
ST. Paul's M. E
M. H. Sharples
Etholic Club
Conger
Bonors
Miss Costello
Tagliabue
Eva Therrien
Donald Lander
Kathleen Crisfield
JH. E. Bronnes
Martha
Democratic
Tee
McBride
Northfield Club
Pinafore
Town Hall
Sweetman Games
F.G
Foe
Fallon
Eddie
Fallon Joe Sweetman
Matty Broderick
B. Costello
Ray Morrell
Simmy
J. Rett Denny
AfeIntyre
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