Red Cross Corner notes at East View hospital
The Irvington Red Cross chairman Mrs Parsons led a Saturday afternoon dance in the East View hospital Recreation room for patients and visitors. The event featured hospital band music, performances by Miss Learned and a New York violinist, tea with flowers and homemade cakes, and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East View
Irvington
Mra. Parsons
Parsons
Charles Pardee
Lewis
Theodorus, Bailey
Red Cross aids 7 men's morale recovery effort
Red Cross volunteers assist seven men recovering from wounds, restoring morale and support through care kits and outreach efforts. The involvement aims to bolster resilience and provide practical aid during their recovery period.
Red Cross Work Rooms Aid Recovery In Reconstruction Era
A wartime Red Cross program outlines rehabilitation efforts in hospitals along the Atlantic, coordinating with the Army Medical Department and Dr. Elber Fretwell to standardize recreational activities. Plan includes training, equipment, and guided by the Surgeon General, with hospital visits to bolster morale and restore normalcy through games, reading, and social recreation.
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Red Cross
Army
Cross
Ito
Isa
Shime
Library “Association
de Politan
New York
Coral Ots
Gweaden
Metropolitan
Ates
Debarkation Hospital
Lecture on France and Our Boys Over There by Mr Barnes
Ington Hig 1 Friday evening March 28 Mr David Barnes will give an illustrated lecture with several popular war songs. About 200 slides will be used. Reserve the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irv
Ington ‘Hig! 1
David Barnes
Gether
France
East Irvington Social Notes Include Visits and Fire Club
East Irvington events list Mrs Michael Cosgrove visiting Beacon daughter Mrs Albert Flynn and relatives at Music Hall in Tarrytown. Mr William Evans to move into new house near Union Chapel. Private Howard Hagen moved from Grand Central Palace hospital. Fire Association reports 73 active members, Emil Wietrand gifts cigars for aid after a minor blaze, honor roll pending, officers to be nominated in March, finances strong and orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Association
Joseph J. Brynes
Emil Wietrand
Wistrand
Rev T J Earley heads to Palm Beach for health revival
The Rev T J Earley rector of Immaculate Conception Parish departed earlier this week for a brief Palm Beach, Florida visit to regain strength after months of illness. Meanwhile Miss I K Benjamin returns to her Broadway home in Irvington on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss I. K
Benjamin
Broadway
Irvington
T. J. Earley
Palm Beach
Immaculate Conception
Fla
Irvington Home Guard Dinner at Pastime Club
The Irvington Home Guard plans a dinner at the Irvington Pastime Club rooms on Tuesday evening March 11. The event will be informal and guests include Lieut Colonel HL. Subscribers are asked to look for early delivery as papers are placed in the mall for distribution at noon with copies arriving across Broadway areas in the early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Home Guard
Irvington
the Gazette
Tn Upper
Lower Broadway
Conger to Head WR8 Victory Drive Committee
Mrs. K B Conger, who has 50 successfully managed the Womens Liberty Loan Committee in Irvington campaigns, has been chosen to head the WR8 Victory Drive. The drive will begin in April, with seeds and community support planned to boost participation and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Liberty Loan Committee
Irvington
Gton Republican Club Card Party and Dance
The Irvington Republican Club invites members and friends to a card party and dance on Monday, March 10 at Toots. The program begins at 9:30 with entertainment, dancing, and refreshments for guests. Committee leaders include Slabare Jabs Hanan chair and Thomas Templeton. prizes will be awarded for Indy and gentleman low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Republican ‘Club
Hanan
Thomas "Templeton
Chea Bo- Gall
Morrell
Prises
Indy
Alo
Bobby
Westchester Home Bureau forms in White Plains
The Home Bureau Association of Westchester County organized at a Mi Mesting in White Plains on February 24. Mrs. Tatham of Katonah was elected President, Mrs. Bethell of Scarsdale Vice-President, Mrs. Lawrence J. Mead of Tarrytown Secretary, and Dr. Carroll Dunham of Irvington Treasurer. A 15 member board includes Caspar Whitney Bronxville and others from Irvington Port Chester Pleasantville Yorktown Scarborough Hastings Pleasantville. Miss Van Renneslaer of Cornell outlined a full year program focusing on home economics, budgeting, clothing and food projects, and community connections from home to state and world. Anyone wishing to join should contact Miss Henrietta Gregory at Court House White Plains, NY.
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Westchester County
Hoxiso
White Plains
Home Bureau Association of
Tatham
Katonah
F.H. Bethell
Scarsdale
Lawrence J. Mead
Tarrytown
Garroll
Dunham
Irvington
Miss van Renneslaer
Cornell
Thi Les
Miss' van “Renneslaer
Westchester
Home Bureau “Association of
Home Bureau Association
Mises Henrietta Gregory
Court
N. Y
Chevrolet Baseball Club Presents Ball at Music Hall
The Chevrolet Baseball Club will give a ball on Monday evening March 3 at Music Hall Tarrytown. A ten piece jazz band is featured with an intermission Mack Sennett film to be shown so the picture can be viewed from the floor or balcony.
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Chevrolet Baseball Club
Music Hall
Tarry
Mack Sennett
Pastime Club Notes and Bowling Social Stream
Notes from the Pastime Club recount odd nursing obs and day night work for children specialties. George known as Doc Mun ack ot big tricks again arrives home Wednesday evening. Miss Mary Lonergan wins ladies bowling prize a box of whatdis. The games committee chairman attended ladies night at the club rooms Monday. Ham Lynch captain of Ham langere is defeated by Pat in four games. Notey Jim of Shadow Line helps rooting for Windammers. Averages begin with a chairman who announces details of a ball season ending soon. village folk reveal plans for another event.
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George
Ham” Lynch
Hamlangere
Pat
Miss Warren to Speak at Parish House
Miss Emily Warren, secretary of domestic missions for the Woman's Auxiliary, will speak on Domestic Missions at the Parish House of St. Barnabas Church on Friday March seventh. The Auxiliary invites members of all churches in Irvington and nearby villages who may be interested, noting Miss Warren is an able speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Warren
Woman's ‘Auxiliary
St. Barnabas Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Irvington
Tng
Miss Warren
Heavy penalties for the 1918 tax changes
The new revenue bill tightens personal income tax rules with a $1000 single and $2000 married exemption levels, a 6 percent rate on income above exemptions up to 4000 and 12 percent thereafter, plus added child dependent exemptions and stricter penalties for failure to file or pay.
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Sonalder
United States
Allen
Perrson
Internal Revenue
Convalescent Soldiers Attend Theatre Party in New York
A party of four convalescent soldiers at Batt View hospital attended a theatre party in New York City hosted by Mrs Paul K Rand. The event, arranged by the Motor Corps of Weissheater County, Sea, honored returning heroes. Randall was praised for her hospitality and efforts to lift morale among wounded servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batt View Hospital
Paul
K. Randa
Lane
New-York City
Madetby Motor
Randall
Motor Corpa
Weatzheater County
Sea
Dobbs Ferry social notes span visits to theatre and church
A Dobbs Ferry round of social events includes Miss Ethel Wilde returning to her Broadway name after Florida, James Simmaa visiting town, Miss Margaret Ryan from Ashford Avenue weekending in Brooklyn, and Dobbs Ferry residents attending Proctors Theatre on Washington's Birthday. Local clergy exchanged pulpits with Rev. Tertius Van Dyke. Miss Catherine OConnor hosted guests from New York City. registration day set for March 5 at Town Hall. Elizabeth Toner resigned, John Denike left Moore estate garden duties, and Mrs. Sarah Best suffered a paralytic stroke. Eugene J. Devlin wed Beatrice Finneran in New York City with a reception in Goldings Hall. A euchre and square dance attracted townsfolk at Town Hall under Livingston Hose Co. continuous community activity through weekend.
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Ethel Wilde
Florida
James
Simmaa
Presbyterian Church
Philip Smead Bird
Tertius van Dyke
Sarah Best
Ashford Avenue
Eugene J. Devlin
Beatrice Finneran
New York City
New York
Goldings Hall
Michael Toner
Dobbs Ferry
Town Hall
Livingston Hose Co
Regents Certificates and Diplomas Awarded at Assembly
Supervising Principal distributed Regents Preliminary Certificates Academic Diplomas College Entrance Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas earned in the prior school year. Names listed include Max Becker Lillian Burke Jol Barto Pearl Castillo and many others with honors indicated for certain Advanced Diplomas and Arts degrees.
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Albany
Max Becker
Lillian ‘Burke
Jol Barto
Peal Castillo
Dallas
Gonsto
Georgiana
Cushman
Norma
D’agostino
John J. Edwards
Edgar L. Furler
Luke C.gleason
Nona B. Gleason
Wintour J. “Hackett
Paul ‘Lauria
Walter McBride
James R. McWilliam
Jolla V. Magee
Fred W. Magee
Anna
Mulligan
Robert
Thurber
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RED. Cross
Iington and Ardeley
Wil- Bo Gad
IrvingscieeGi
The
Red ‘Cross
Famit ‘Bureau of “Communication
National’ Headquarters
Ifor
Paris Vaffice
Jagailles
Aavatant
War Department
Martte
Iaba Fe
Orvics Red Cross
Dr. Tracy
Miss Savage
P. Gorey
Mra. Spraker
Bussewitz
Mra. Nichols
Mabel Patterson
J. H. Templeton
Passmore
Doe
King's Daughters
Alcenge
Ike
Geo.Smith
East
Michael Cosgrove
Beacon, N. Y
Albert Flynn
Mrs
R. J. Magennis
Mra
John O'Leary
Helen
Anne Mulligan
Fred Pierce
William Evans
William Roane
Union Chapel
Howard Hagen
Grand Caeral Palace
Robert Campbell
Gazette Delivery
Conger
Gton Republican Club
Hevrolet Baseball Club
Pastime Club
Mac
Mary Lonergan
Aftten
Zington
Red Gresko
Warren
Pari House
Margaret Ryan
Brookyn
Proctors Theatre
Washington
William McGregor
Yonkers
Engand
Rlss
Marie Shadwell
Helen Baker
Hamilton Theatre
Dobbs Ferry Talent
Catherine O'Connor
Gedar Street
Misa Elizabeth Toner
New York Central
John Denike
Moore
Clinton Avenue
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