Conveyances from McClelland and others in Dobbs Ferry area
A string of real estate transfers in Dobbs Ferry and Greenburgh involving McClelland Alexander and Robert McBride Johnson among others. Transactions cover numerous lots in Elmsford Park, Central Park West White Plains and surrounding blocks with various buyers including Annie R Brown and Mary B Alworth, Elizabeth B Price, and Ada Maslen. Dates include November 30, December 13, 1920, with values listed per parcel and map references.
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McClelland
Alexander
McBride Johnson
Dobbs Ferry
Giburgh
Brown
Frank Q
Joseph ‘T. Alworth
Cedar St
Elmsford
Elizabeth 'B
Jere
Alah V. Petty
Smithtown
Hirschien
John
Helen Siellmann
Greenburgh
Fale View Terrace
Travis
Louisa W
Maria F. van Riper
Belmont Ave
Boor Bway
Sherman Ave
Massen
Warren W
Pietro B. DI Napoli
Central Park
West White Plains
Masten
Ors
Gio- Jehinol S. Rizzo
Scc
Edythe W
Ada E. Masten
Wiséth Bt
Maslen
Ada
Pieiro B. Napoli
Ada E
Rizzo
Ceneral Park
Belizhoover
Virgini D. Shields
Ridgewood, N
Harriman
Sarah L
Emory
Waldo M
Wisanst
West Waite Plains
Geo. H. Engl
Wood
Geo. L
Gran E. Crane
Eastview
Deen IL
Sa. Po
Markman
Lusik
Edw
Demeter ‘Bogdan
W. Hastings
James
Bell
Joseph
Demeter Bogdan
Wes High St
Olson
Alberta
Mads
Madsen
Hastings
Riverview Manor
Tansy
Sarah
Rose V. Tansy
Irving
Mortgages and property deeds listed in regional notices
A dense OCR excerpt lists multiple mortgage transfers and property liens including Shields James D to Virginia Beltzhoover Harriman Badford Emory Dec 9 entries for 78 000 and 60 000, Crane Grant E to George L Wood in Tarrytown, Rail Road Coop Building and Loan at 103 Park 2 N.Y. C. lots 66 68 69, Riverview Manor monthly payments 8000, Linekiller Martin to Welter Keodh Hastings lot 88, Anderson Rob B to McCann Co. at 61 Broadway New York, and John P Shields to John G Daley 1 Utica St Buffalo. Various maps, resubdivision references, and monthly notes through November 1920 appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink
Margaret i
Railroad Co- Op
Park
Lyr
Anderson
Robi
H. K
McCann Co., Inc
B'way
N.Y
John BK
Free
Andorisa
Tarrytown
Aavn
John W. Free
Shields
John P
John G. Daley
Utica St
Buffalo
Johnston
Robi. McBride
Greenburgh Savings Bank
Dobbs Ferry
Green
The Matthiessens in New York Society Circles
Mr and Mrs R H Matthiessen of Irvington arrive at Hotel Chatham on Vanderbilt Avenue near 48th Street New York. The hotel is described as a fashionable center of Newport and New York society with an Old English tearoom and chintz china offering an afternoon social retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Matthiessen
Irvington
Chatham
Vanderbilt Avenue
48Th Retreet
New York
Newport
Tapawingo Camp Fire Meeting Rescheduled for Saturday
No meeting was held on Thursday for the Tapawingo Camp Fire. All members are urged to be present Saturday afternoon at three o'clock for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapawingo
New Year's Fire Dept Party Highlights 1921 Ball Plans
The New Year’s blowout drew about forty members with refreshments and a benediction of songs from Chief Gorey and volunteers. Levy’s orchestra is booked for the January 19 annual ball, with six pieces promised. Sunday night fires, boxing antics, and social reports fill the narrative, noting a large crowd and lively entertainment. An old prize dog missing, a prize offer, and several humorous asides punctuate the festivities as plans for the ball move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinty” Owen
Freddy Graber
Smithy
Chief Gorey
Fimale
Henry
Tanyard Murphy
Beaucoup
Jack Dempsy
Mpoliyt
Levy
Tucker
Willie
Yonkers
Hastings Way
Gal
School Notes Highlights and Basketball Ticket Prices
A recent S H 8 Athletic Association meeting outlined distribution of season tickets priced at one dollar for combined boys and girls tickets, seventy five cents for boys, and fifty cents for girls. The January Sophomore Class met to plan essays on forest conservation with a Colonial Daughters medal for the best essay. The girls’ basketball team prepared for a home game against Hastings High School while film showings by the Board of Education were announced for student viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. 8. Athletic Association
Hell
Her Athletic Association
Marion van Tassell
Colonial Daughters
Hastings High School
Confidence and Character as National Saviors
A manly editorial argues that confidence and character, grounded in honest business, are the nation’s true saviors amid industrial strain. It urges investing in trust within churches, schools, banks, and local institutions to strengthen national security and restore faith in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Urban Institute roof alteration and opening planned
Much activity along alteration line at the Urban Institute. A large number of men began Thursday to remove the old tar and gravel roof and replace it with a tibberoid compound. The roof will serve as a recreational centre for employees. Boilers are being overhauled by experts. Blue print plans for inside alterations were completed by Mr. Valentine of New York. April 1 is the opening day with many jobs to be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Urban Institute
Valentine
New York
Kelly Named Election Board Clerk in White Plains
Joseph M. Kelly of Tarrytown was chosen clerk of the Board of Elections by Rose V. Carroll and George B. Ballile. He will fill the vacancy left by Edwin J. Goodhart. Kelly, Grand Knight of St Elmo Council No 318, ran for Town Clerk in 1919 and is well regarded in Irvington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Joseph M. Kelly
Tarrytown
Board of Elections
Rose V. Carroll
George 8
Ballile
Edwin J. Goodhart
Kelly
St. Elmo
Ford Cars and Joseph A Devins Phone Hastings 802
Ford cars advertised with contact Joseph A Devins located in Hastings phone number 802 listed for the reader seeking vehicle information and sales inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Cars
Joseph A. Devins
Hastings
Patronize Home Trade in Irvington Stores
The Irvington merchants urge residents to shop locally at fixed prices and compare values. They promise low prices for goods and services, urging customers to visit, learn, and buy with confidence. Abercrombie Brothers promote reduced retail prices across the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Panorama of the Bible at Irvington Church
The Get Together Club of Hope Chapel presents Cannon's Panorama of the Bible, fitted with a mechanical device by W A Burnham, showing January 14 at eight in the Irvington Presbyterian Church. The 100 by 8 foot canvas covers Genesis to Revelation, begun in 1850 and finished eight years later, partly water color and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Doremus
Get Together Club
Hope Chapel
W. A. Burnham
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Doremus
Irvington
Westchester Sheriff Werner to Inspect Emergency Force
George E. Werner the new Westchester County sheriff will inspect the Emergency Force at White Plains on Wednesday evening January 12 following the regular drills. The force numbers over 100 and has an exceptional record since organization. Irvington members include first sergeant Charles M. Pateman and Thomas C. Templeton and Joan Sibley. Captain Peter W. Sosteman of Yonkers, well known to Irvington residents, leads the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
George E. Werner
Rye
Sherif
White Plains
Irvington
Charles M. Pateman
Thomas C. Templeton
Joan Sibley
Peter W. Sosteman
Yonkers
Hastings social notes include moves and travels
Hastings on Hudson reports residents visiting relatives and traveling for holidays. Gregory G. Van Ness resumes studies at the University of Virginia. W Morse and family plan a new home in Bridgeport Conn. B Hanford returns to northern state for his father’s death. Mrs Hanford recovering from illness. Mrs John Campbell and Miss L O Snider visit Asbury Park. Harriet Kneen returns from Ansonia Conn. Frances Verro visits Bay Ridge L I. Pasche hosts guests. A New Year dance set at Hudson Heights clubhouse January 7. Charles Wadsworth leaves for Chicago. Mrs Wadsworth and children winter in Grand Rapids Mich. Miss Lyons visits town. Esther Hibbard from the Manor visits Mt Holyoke. Robert Smith at Boston School of Technology spends time at Hudson Heights home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory G. van Ness
Riverview Manor
University of Virgini
W. Morse
Hillside Avenue
Taft
Bridgeport
B. Hanford
Hanford
John Cambell
L. 0 Snider
South Drive
Asbury Park
Lyons
Hastings Public School
Esther Hibbard
The
Manor
Mt. Holyoke
O— Robert Smith
Boston School of Technology
Hudson Heights
St Barnabas Boys Win From All Stars
The St Barnabas Boys Five defeated Schneider's All Stars of North Tarrytown by 29 to 28. J Sche neider starred for the visitors and R Morrell led St Barnabas. Denkets and Behnelder contributed five points. Officials included Mr Townsend timekeeper and George Matthews scorekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Boys
Schneider
All Stars
North Tarrytown
J Scheneider
R. Morrell
St. Barnabas
Sweet J. Behnelder
Morrell
R. Townsend
Gam
C. Smith
George Matthews
Board of Education
Irvington Board to stage series of motion pictures
The Irvington Board of Education will present a sequence of film showings at Irvington High School, East Irvington, and Pennybridge, starting January 15 with matinee free for younger children and paid evening shows for adults and parents. Subsequent Saturdays feature The Big Show, Treasure Island, and more, with 20 cent admission for evening performances and free matinees for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Education of
Irvington
Irvington High School
East Irvington
Irving School
Pennybridge
Joseph Blake
WILD ANIMAL LIFE, SENIC _ Educational Film’ Corporation
THE
Country Hero
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
Snow Whit Educational Film Corporation
BIG Show Educational Film Corporation
Copperhead
Garage Educational Film Corporation
the Fairy and the Walf
Famous Players Corporation
Treasure Island
Famous Players Lasky ‘Corpor
Educational Film Corporation
Atl
Tarrytown
Audubon Society Warns Against Water Power Threat to Parks
The National Association of Audubon Societies warns that a water power law grants three cabinet members authority to issue concessions in National Parks. If enacted, vast park districts could be opened, endangering wildlife sanctuaries. A Senate bill to dedicate about 40 000 acres of Yellowstone for irrigation is opposed. The groups urge repeal and public support, urging contact with representatives and inviting Irvington members to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Audubon Societies
Senate
House of Representatives
Yellowstone Park
National Parks
George Bint Grinnell
Parken
Friends of the Parks
Tetlowatone Arka
Andubo Society of
Irvington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Matthiessens
New York City
Fire Dept. Notes
Lus J. Callahan
Hillburna
TE Urban Institute
PH M. Kelly
NEW Election Board
Service
Abercrombie Brothers
Cannon
Bible
the Presbyterian Church
Werner
Hastings ON
Hudson
Harriet Kneen
Ansonia
Conn
Frances Verro
Dorchester Avenue
Bayridge
L. I
Mrs. Pasche
Charles Wadsworth
Chicago
Audubon Society Notes
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