A Pair of Sixes at Town Hall Monday Night
Gatholie Club and Children of Mary present a popular comedy in town hall Monday March 3 at 8 15 pm. Tickets sold out in the reserved section, but seats remain at Schneider Smiths confectionery rectory or at the hall. After the performance Ted Goldner leads an orchestra with dancing and refreshments by Irvington cake bakers.
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Gatholie Club
Children of Mary
Jones
Schneider & Smiths Confectionery Store
Ted Goldner
Irvington
The
Gazette
4th Ward Jottings From A Hudson Valley Street
A scattered column notes photos of South D street’s picturesque lake and snowy ridges. It jokes about village politics and upcoming elections, mentions locals like Margie and Jack the baseball magnate, and ends with a wanted gardener advertisement.
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D Street
Hudson Valley
Seventeen Play to Start at 8:15 Sharp
“Seventeen” the play of Youth and Springtime will begin at 8:15 promptly to accommodate its length and actors’ train to New York. Tickets priced 1.00 1.50 and 2.00 are selling fast. contact Mr Eagan Irvington or Miss Marguerite Bernard Dobbs Ferry by phone T1 for good seats.
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New York
Eagan
Irvington
Marguerite Bernard
Dobbs Ferry
St Pauls M E Church Notes
Preaching services at St Pauls M E Church include morning 11 oclock and evening 745 with the pastor officiating. A hearty invitation to old members and friends. Sunday School at 10 oclock. Week evening prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. Strong exhortation to work and duty.
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Goa
Catholic Club and Arrows Win Big in Local Basketball Pace
Catholic Club defeated Tarrytown Y M A 39 20 on Saturday. Yonkers Arrows beat Olympic Juniors 42 23 at home. Catholic Club and Arrows travel to White Plains for a benefit game at State Armory. Nut and Coffee House troupe to clash with Catholic Club in the big game. A Pair of Sixes and Children of Mary show prompts no game next Monday night.
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Tarrytown Y. M
Tarrytown Boys
Irvington
Arrows
Yonkers
White Plains
American Legion
State Armory
Nut and Coffee House
Children of Mary
Kiernan DeSoto Wedding at Immaculate Conception Church
Relatives gathered at Immaculate Conception Church on Wednesday morning for the marriage of James Lincoln Kiernan and Viola DeSoto of Tarrytown. Rev. Ernest Badecker officiated as bridesmaid Irene Kiernan and best man John Wood attended. reception followed with a southern honeymoon planned.
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Immaculate Conception Church
James Lincoln Kiernan
Clinton Avenue
Mies Viola DeSoto
South Broadway
Tarrytown
Ernest Badecker
Irene
John Wood
Eiere
Democratic Caucus Unofficial Primary Names Local Ticket
The Democratic Unofficial Primary was held Wednesday evening at H. H. Brownes home. Ticket named for President George E. Dickingon Trustees two year term Thos Murphy and H E Brownes Collector George R. Smith Treasurer Frank X Gilligan Library Trustee W Barton Eddison. Contributions requested.
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H. H. Brownes
George E. Dickingon
Thos. Murphy
H. E. Brownes
George R. Smith
Frank X. Gilligan
W. Barton Eddison
Get Together Club Holds Thirteenth Anniversary Dinner
The Get Together Club of Hope Chapel gathered at Irvington Presbyterian Church for its Thirteenth Anniversary Dinner. About 130 members and guests enjoyed a Blue and White decorated meal led by Robert Simpson with Hope Circle of King's Daughters assisting. President C Pred Briggs reviewed a year of progress, and B D Hakes of White Plains spoke on unlimited possibilities and personal originality, urging action toward a new Community House.
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Hope Chapel
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Robert Simpson
Hope Circle
King’s Daughters
Rum-Unity Club
George M. Whitmore
Tam
C. Pred Briggs
Briggs
Mr. Briggs
Vhope
Walter Ziegler
Valentine Gross
John Marschke
William Sniffen
George McWilliam
George Stewart
Joseph M. Hughes
Fred Benz
William Livingston
Vaentine Gross
William Angus
Arthur Anderson
Leslie White
Ken S. Duncan
B. D. Hakes
Hakes Business School of
White Plains
Hakes
Mr. Hakes
A. Amila
Leg Broken in Two Places Child Hurt by Radiator Fall
Five year old Jackie Winkles son of Mr and Mrs John Winkles of 98 Main Street sustained a leg fracture in two places when a radiator fell on him during play on Wednesday. Dr Roane gave treatment and the boy is recovering at home.
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Jackie
John Winkles
Roane
St Barnabas Sunday services and activities listed
At St Barnabas the 11 o clock service will feature an organ prelude and various anthems and hymns with the rector’s sermon on The Leaven of Goodness. Other services are 7 30 am and 4 30 pm, Ash Wednesday services 7 30 and 10 am and 8 pm. Children’s service Thursdays in Lent at 4 pm. Bible study Friday evenings in the guild room. Woman’s Auxiliary meets Tuesdays at 2 30 pm to prepare hospital boxes for Liberia and West Virginia. Sleds from Kyle School grounds have been returned. property recovery led by Lieut. B F McCall.
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Volckmann
Barby
Lutkin
Woman's Auxiliary
Liberia
West Virginia
Kyle School
B. F. McCall
Lynch Connors Wedding at Immaculate Conception Church
John Joseph Lynch of Mt. Vernon, a New York Central Lines ticket agent, married Ellen Margaret Connors of South E Street at Immaculate Conception Church with bridesmaid Anna May Kelly and best man E C Keegan. Reception followed. guests included Catherine Reilly, Alice Duffy, and many local figures. speeches urged unity and support for Christian work. the Presidents Council outlined its role.
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John Joseph Lynch
Mt. Vernon
New York Central Lines
Ellen Margaret Connors
Michael ‘Connors
South E Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Ernest Badecker
Anna May Kelly
E. C. ‘Keegan
Pocantic? Hills
Catherine Reilly
Alice Duffy
Crane
Thomas J. McCarthy
Charles Harmon
E. C. Keegan
Thomas Jack
Moore
John Connelly
H. Hayes
Leo Beck
F. J. Connors
Captain Joseph Smith Dies After 22 Years on Irvington Police
The death of Joseph Patrick Smith aged 64 ends a 22 year service in Irvington’s police force. He led the beat with trusted care, was a member of Foresters of America and Police Benevolent Association, and is survived by a wife Lulu Dewson, eight children and a sister. Interment at Sleepy Hollow followed a Requiem Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. The town mourns a faithful protector whose motto was children’s friend.
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Joseph Patrick Smith
South B
Riverdale Avenue
Yonkers
Buitary
Matthew Smith
Irvington
Gourt Sunnyside No
Foresters of ‘America
Police Benevolent Association of
Westchester County
Smith
Tle Los8
Lulu Dewson
Ates
Lou Wood
Ruoaviles Teen
Glyde Mathews
Elizabeth Smith
Margaret Smith
Srempton
Joseph
Matthew, Howard
Wilamy
Eleter
Alice O'Connor
Anda Bre
Matthew AC Smith
Hollow
Benjaman’ McCall
Judeus L'Nadelit
Charles Ha
Fire Company Benevolent Fund Reaches $1000 in Irvington
The Irvington Fire Company held a Thursday meeting with Captain Gallagher presiding. Fred Nelson was voted in as an active member as the force nears the 60 member limit. Joe Mafface’s tally showed a net gain of over $360 from a recent event, among the largest receipts outside a carnival. The treasurer reported a solid ordinary fund and a $1000 benevolent fund to become operative April 1, reflecting broad support and gratitude for the department’s work.
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Irvington Fire Company
Gallagher
Fred Nelson
South Croton Avenue
Joe Mafface
Capt. Gallagher
Broad street visitors mingle at Brooklyn home event
Florence Sheridan and Walter Fortis of Brooklyn were among six visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Morgen in a brief social note from Broadway.
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van Winkle
Bronway
Brower
Roxie
Kelly and
Alex
Margie
Jack
Mr. Robinsot
SEV
Enteen
ST. Paul's
M. E. Church
M. H. Sharples
Sid FR Club
Presbyterian Churci
Indrean United
Get Together Club
Thomas A. Lee
Vietor Estate
RNAN
Democratic Caucus
GET Together
ST. Barnabas
Lynch—Connors
Morgan P. Noyes
R. G. Abercrombie
W. Francis Irwin
Coolidge
Thomas Lee
FH. Morrell
August
Thalacker
C. Fred Briggs
Eben
Duncan
Leslie Waite
Joseph Smith
Sleepy Hollow
Fire Company Benevolent
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