St Pauls M E Church Notes Sacrament and Services
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the 11 o'clock service. Old and new members are urged to participate. At 2:45 the monthly popular service will feature Dr. W Francis Irwin. Baptism of Julius Philip White and Allen Moses, children of Albert Cohen, occurred on Christmas Sunday morning. The old year ends and the new year begins with church observances and the familiar hymn ringings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Francis Irwin
Julius Philip White
Allen Moses
Albert Cohen
Main Street
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Students enter state teachers course at Farmingdale
At Farmingdale on December 31 a group of students plans to enter the State Institute teacher training course starting January 26. Eligible applicants are high school graduates both men and women. The course, under state education department supervision, aims to prepare graduates for teaching positions mid next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmingdale
State Institute At
Fduca
Fourth annual iConference to focus on school finance and vocational education
The Westchester County Educational Association hosts the fourth annual iConference on Friday January 16 1926 at White Plains High School Auditorium. Morning sessions cover state school finance and vocational education led by Dr Geo D Strayer and Dr David Sneddon with Columbia University input. afternoon sessions address special schools and classes led by Dr Charles Bernstein Rome State School and Dr Cox Albany. Delegates from boards of education PTA and civic groups are expected to attend.
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Westchester County People's Educational Association
Bnanco
Columbia University
Geo.d. Strayer
David Sneddon
Payne
Columbia
Eclal
Charles Bernstein
Rome
Cox
Albany
N.Y
Ducation
Westchester County
Problms
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Benefit Dance at Holy Name Hall
A dance to aid charitable work will be held at Holy Name Hall on a January evening. Many women workers along Broadway support the effort, reflecting a long tradition of aid to those in distress and earning broad community backing.
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Holy Name Hall
Jay
Broadway
Altar and Rosary Society Christmas Party
The Altar and Rosary Society of Immaculate Conception Church Alloa held their annual Christmas party in Holy Name Hall. The event was women only aside from unknown attendees, with music and refreshments enhancing the evening. Subscription listed as $200 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society
Immaculate Conception
Alloa
Holy Name Hall
Hodder Family Guests At Cedar Lawn In Holderness
New Hampshire residents Leslie P Hodder and Mrs Hodder of Holderness were visitors at Cedar Lawn during the holiday season, hosted by Mr and Mrs W E Hodder, who are the parents of Hodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie P. Hodder
Mrs. Hodder
Holderness
N. H
Cedar Lawn
Halidays
W. E. Hodder
Mr. Hodder
Irvington Trustees Attend Tarrytown Meeting
Irvington trustees Henry H. Cannon and Ernest Behrens represented the village at a Tarrytown trustees meeting called by President Ernest F. Griffin. The article notes an annual and quarterly gathering of the Workingmen's Benevolent Association on January 7, with officers to be elected during the session at the Pastime Club, moved to a Thursday because of a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Griffin
Tarrytown
Irvington
Henry H. Cannon
Ernest Behrens
THE
Workingmen's Benevolent Association
New Year’s Eve at Irvins ton Fire Company Well Attended
The Irvins ton Fire Company held an open house for New Year’s Eve with strong turnout. At zero hour the bell and sirens on the engines greeted the new year, making it the best and jolliest celebration yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvinston Fire Company
State offers short courses for farmers at Farmingdale
The State Institute at Farmingdale Long Island urges enrollment in its Short Courses in Poultry and General Farming starting January and running until February 27. Courses are designed for convenient home attendance with commuting options and aim to deliver practical on the job knowledge immediately after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Institute
Farmingdale
Long Island
Knot
Greatest Carnival Ever Held in the County at Briarcliff Lodge
Amid riotous color and confetti about 1400 people celebrated New Year at Briarcliff Lodge marking the county’s greatest carnival. The event began New Year’s Eve and extended into morning, with four dining rooms full and four orchestras playing. Twenty acts headlined by Bonnie Murray and John Dolan included Broadway stars Irene Delmar and vaudeville acts. Murray, formerly of Circo Paris, was presented during the evening. Andrey Talalaeff and its famous Russian orchestra were set to perform for the Thursday Supper Club.
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Briarcliff Lodge
Bonnie Murray
John Dolan
Misa Murray
Ciro's
Paris
Broadway
Irene Delmar
Winter Garden
Lavelle
de la Tour Slaters
Percy Harrigan
Musetto
Andrey Talalaeff
Arrows basketball lineup leads to 42 51 victory
Corrie Costello notes Joe Palermo dazzled the crowd with floor work as Arrows top Irvington 42 to 51. Renner, Broderick and Lyden starred, with Sweetman strong in the final quarter. Tomorrow the Arrows host Castning Aces at Community Club Ossining at 8:15 PM with 15 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hal
Waa
Edward Fallon
Corrie Costello
Joe Palermo
Lyden
Broderick
John Sweetman
Palermo
Frank Broderick
Shrek Renner
Irvington
Meehan
Renner
Fnal
Arrows
Castning Aces
Ossining
Croton Ex's
Milan
Costello
G. Lyden
Irvington figures at Governor Smith inauguration
Irvington residents attended the governor's inauguration as John P Taaffo joined the ceremony. The trip to the capital and the day's program were enjoyed by this well known traveler and personal friend of the re-elected official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Alfred E Smits
John P. Taaffo
Debutante Miss Havemeyer Celebrates at Sherry's NYC
Miss Aliee Havemeyer became a debutante on Tuesday at a luncheon given at Sherry's in New York City. Among the seventy guests were Miss Rita Robinson formerly of Ardsley Park and Miss Georgiana Cushmat formerly of Barney Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliee Havemeyer
Sherry’s
New York City
Rita Robinson
Ardsley Park
Georgiana Cushmat
Barney Park
The Calendar Year and the Godlike River of Time
A contemplative essay celebrates how human cleverness tamed Time into the calendar year. Time becomes Father Time no longer tyrant but companion, as mankind joins in a shared quest for God and meaning with softer steps and renewed purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perpetual
God
Creation
Frank Sweetman Recovers From Operation
Frank Sweetman of 59 Main Street recently returned from Mexico and was seized by appendicitis Sunday evening. He was rushed to Dobbs Ferry hospital where Dr. E. J. Smith performed a highly successful operation. Sweetman was progressing well and hoped to return to Mexico soon. Two years earlier he was treated at the same institution for a severe pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sweetman
Main Street
Mexico
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
E. J. Smith
Sweetman
Dobbs Ferry
Thanks for sympathy in bereavement from Murphy family
Through the Gazette we thank friends for expressions of sympathy after the loss of our beloved son. Signed Me and Mia Joseph A Murphy and Children Irvington N J December 1924.
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The
Gazette
Mia
Joseph
A. Murphy
Irvington
Sunnyside Circle to Hold Christmas Tree Party
Sunnyside Circle No 642 plans an annual Christmas tree party at the Pastime Club rooms. Mrs Richard Duty, Chief Companion, aims to greet members and ensure full attendance for the festive evening. The event promises notable fellowship and active participation from all members.
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Sunnyside
Richard Duty
Officer Radcliff Hospitalized for Minor Injury
Police officer J. L. Radcliff is again a patient at the Dobbs Ferry hospital where he is undergoing treatment for a minor trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Radcliff
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Two Months Old Son of Murphy Family Dies After Illness
The two months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joneah A. Murphy of North Moot died Monday morning at 11 o'clock after a short illness caused by contusions. Interment was held Tuesday at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joneah A. Murphy
North Moot
Sleepy Hollow
Hastings on Hudson Christmas notices and family news
Miss Lillian Pike of Maple Avenue Hastings spends holiday at parents home. Librarian Bertha Stetson visits Bangor Maine. Dorothy Kluch of Olinda Park acts as librarian during Stetson absence. Kaufmans move to new Olinda Park south Broadway home. Kaufman manager Farragut Inn. George Gibson returns from Wilmington Delaware. Mallon couple of Warburton Avenue welcome a daughter. Andrew Jacobson of Hastings plans January 11 wedding to Helen Elsen of Yonkers. he runs Hastings Pharmacy Warburton Avenue. Herbert Murphy Jr Hastings High senior advances to semifinals in National Indoor Junior Tennis at Seventh Regiment Armory Brooklyn. sixty-seven entrants. Marion Howard returns from Wellesley to holiday at River View Manor. Dartmouth alumni Norman Swift, George Hodell, Lawrence Smith, John Draper home for holidays from Hanover, Exeter or nearby. Jack Holzde rber hosts party at 37 Elm Place. guests Ralph Glassford, Thomas Reynolds, Nelson Coffey, Gilbert Ostrander, William Young, Richard Bently, Gene Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mallon
Warburton Avenue
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Andrew. Jacobson
Helen Elsen
Cornel’ Av ‘Nue
Yonkers
Jacobson
Hasting
Essen
Herbert H. Murphy, Jr
Hastings
Seventh’ Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
Murphy
Legregats
Newt CI He'te
Marion Howard
Mra
C. C.howard
Riverview Manor
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Mass
Dartmouth University
Hane HL
Arets
Norman Swift
J. Otis Swift
Summit Drive
the Manor
George Hodell
Charles Hodell
Sheldon Place
Lawrence Smith
William Steinschneider
Washing ‘Ton Avenue
John Draper
Henry ‘Draper
South Broadway
Jack Holzderber
Elm’ Place
Ralph i Glassford
Thomas Reynolds
Nelson Coffey
Gilbert Ostrander
Wm. Young
Richard Bently
Gene Campbell
East Irvington and Yonkers Guests Share New Year Festivities
Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Hibbert and Mrs Craig, hosted visitors from Yonkers and New York for the holiday season. Guests enjoyed opera outings at the Metropolitan Opera House and a Carnegie Hall concert. Charles P. McClelland celebrated his 70th birthday with family at Riverview Manor.
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Harold Goldblatt
Faust
Metropolitan Opera House
Leonora
Carnegie Hall
Charles .P. McClelland
Riverview Manor
Funeral for Thomas Murray Held in East Irvington
The funeral for Thomas Murray a noted East Irvington stone mason and bricklayer was held Monday at 8 20 am at the Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Thomas J Denton and Tee Ernest Budecker officiated. he died Friday morning at 11 after three weeks ill. He was 58 born in Glenville later living with his parents. Survived by his wife two children Joseph S J and Theresa Murray and several brothers and sisters. The cortege was large with many flowers and the body buried at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery near the Mortuary chapel on Broadway where his skilled hands helped erect structures. Fr Donion and Fr Hadecker participated in the grave service.
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Thomas Murray
East Irvington
Immaculate Conception
Thomas J. Denton
Tee Ernest “Budecker
Murray
Dobbs Ferry
Mr. Murray
Glenville
Tarrytown
Joseph S. J
Threasa Murray
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Broadway
Donion
Hadecker
Grava
Christmas Dance Draws Large Local Crowd at Town Hall
The Christmas Samboreo event Monday evening at the Town Hall drew a well attended crowd. The Burnham Boller Corporation and the Loni & Burnham Company sponsored the affair which began after nine and lasted late. Decorators transformed the hall into a beauty spot with skilled workers. Prof Clune provided music noted for jazz and classic dance tunes, keeping the floor full throughout the night.
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Burnham .Boller Corporation
Loni. & Burnham Company
Danc Ing
Prof
Clune
Jazs
Cushman Engagement Noted In Dobbs Ferry
Mr and Mrs Joseph Cushman formerly of this village now reside in Dobbs Ferry entertained friends at home on Saturday evening December 27. During the evening they announced the engagement of their daughter Christine Cushman to D Gabriel of Dobbs Ferry. Cushman was warmly congratulated and received many lovely presents.
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Joseph Cushman
Dobbs Ferry
Card of Thanks: heartfelt gratitude expressed to a friend
A brief note of thanks expresses deep appreciation for a friend's thoughtful kindness. The message emphasizes sincere gratitude and warmth toward the helper who provided support.
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Tovell
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Clark
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Granzinia
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New Haven
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Florence’ Warren
Elon King
Cathe Evelyn “Adams
Guatino Gallantret Compton
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Charles and
Howard Lover
Joseph ‘A. Murphy
Hudson
Lillian Pike
Ladysl? Academy
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Bertha Stetson
Hastings Free Library
Bangor
Maine
Dorathy Kluch
Olinda Park
Miss Stetson
Samuel Kaufman
Mr. Kaufman
Farragut Inn
George Gibson
Riverview Place
Wilmington
Del
East
Mra,Hibbert
Mrs. Craig
Mr and Ora
John Mequittan
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Alexander Anderson, “Jr
Rose Connick
John McIntyre
Ann
James Reynolds
New York
A. Gordon Smith
Irving Smith
Syracuse
University
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Euclid Avenue
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Elizabeth
Newark
N. Y
Mies
Baltimore
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