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Newspaper

Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1921

Page

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Conveyances in New York area transfers and deeds

A series of conveyances lists transfers of property and parcels in Tarrytown Elmsford Irvington Hastings and Hudson Heights with owners grantees dates and lot numbers. Transactions include Duell to Duell Keim to Elmsford Park villas and Riverview Manor parcels and the Riverview Building Co transfer to Reichardt with prices noted.

Duell Isabella A Isabella Duell Tarrytown Washington Fr Nay Martin Emile Zachar Keim W. Elmsford Imsford Park Sly Storms Charles E Mildred G. Rounce

Mortgages and Property Transfers in Westchester Area

A dense list of mortgage deeds and property transfers names lenders and buyers, including Duell Isabella to Millard in Tarrytown, Olsen Ole A to Chas., and Vanderbilt Chetica to Young Mena Lyceum. It notes building lots at Elmsford Park and multiple parcels in White Plains Ossining Yonkers Scarsdale and Hastings with dates in 1920s style, payments and terms such as six percent and building lots.

Duell Isabella Chas D. Millard Tarrytown Washington and Franklin Jaan Rye Agnes E White Plains Elmsford Hui St N G. Glover Anderson John J Kenry Engie Westwood N. J Vanderbilt Chetica Young Mena ‘Lyceum Geo Park Pearce Albert Robert “W. Pearce Dobbs Mohienn Dew Shirley Wallace W Yonis Yonkers Werner J. Coney Ossining Riverview Manor Penn Adolph Sam'l Elmsford Teal Estate Sipe Eisner Jeannette A Bertha B. Patz Scarsdale Piot Lynwood Ray Lynwood Bu Lebeling Helen. A Railroad ‘Co-op Bldg & Loan Ass Railroad ‘Co-op Bldg & Loan Ass'n Park ‘Ave N.yc Harts Gorsers

Local school notes and hoops results from Friday

Croton and Irvington High School teams won their basketball games 10 to 6 and St Barnabas Boys Club also triumphed in the other match. The Ardsley high school double header was postponed due to Irvington players being unavailable. Upcoming events include Sypier Clase meeting January 24 and a High School dinner January 28 with speakers Miss Tinker and Mr Cray.

Croton Irvington High School St. Barnabas Ardsley High School Irvington Sypier Clase Tinker Cray Mr. Cray Miss Tinker Helen Sweetman Roane Europe Breshman Wopho- Toro

Templeton Jr Elected Master Of Diamond Lodge No 555

In a recent Diamond Lodge No 555 meeting at Dobbs Ferry North Croton avenue resident H F Templeton Jr was elected Master. He has served in subordinate offices with success and aims to make his term progressive and to elevate Lodge 555 as the banner Masonic lodge of the county.

Diamond Lodge No. 555 Dobbs Ferry 4. H. Templeton, Jr North Croton Avenue

Benjamin Franklin the Thrifty and the modern saver

The piece argues thrift is more than hoarding money. It cites Franklin as a model for constructive saving that funds productive work, community improvement, and education, contrasting it with waste and showy spending. It urges thrifty citizens to be producers and careful stewards of resources for societal progress.

Benjamin Franklin Franklin

Fire Dept Notes Celebrate Social and Financial Success

The annual Fire Department affair drew about two hundred attendees and featured Prof Levy with an orchestral show, a reedy mix of jazz clarinet and sax, and singing waiters. Food came from top local hotels, and the event included a new white bulldog mascot named Snowball. The chief eyeing increased membership ducks diu and plans for a February euchre night emerge as the hall buzzes with dance, chatter, and a missing diamond lavallee.

Lena Ey Mae H.C le Prot Levy Dinty Tucker Polly Mac Jake Dept Jon the Rorth Dick Teck Becky Lavaller Tost

Irvington Baseball Club Hosts Successful Community Dance

The Irvington Baseball Club held a well attended event at Irvington Town Hall with broad community support and praise for chairman John Burke. Proceeds toward a worthy cause, as students prepare for Giving Day with speakers from four high school classes urging donations to help nourish hungry children overseas.

Irvington Irvington Town Hall John Burke Claven

Fifth Annual Dinner and Minstrels at St Barnabas Club

The St Barnabas Boys Club hosted its fifth annual dinner at the Parish House with toastmaster Raymond Morrell and remarks by President Fariel and others. Kenneth Lyden led song, and Mrs A Kraus along with E Behgens and Edgar Farrell aided in serving. A minstrel show by Irvington boys followed, featuring McNeilly and Joe Fallon in blackface, with Hackel Berge orchestra performing. Contractor L A Martin reported excavation for Urban Motion Picture Industries at the former Cosmopolitan site.

St. Barnabas Boys’ Club Raymond Morrell Fariel Abercrombie Colton Gregory Smith Morris J. Schineider Kenneth Lyden Matthews Irving Irvington Bimbo McNeilly Coon Joe Fallon New Orleans L.A. Martin Urban Motion Picture Industries, Inc

School Movies Benefit Irvington District Plans

The Irvington community endorses school motion pictures for District No. 2 with over 700 residents attending Saturday shows. Free first screenings gave way to 20 cent admissions for evening programs, as the board seeks sustained patronage and continued auditorium use for children.

Irvington Joseph A. Blake

Christmas Collection Tops Parish Fund With $1075

The Immaculate Conception parish collected a record amount of $1075 in its Christmas offering the largest ever. Notable donors included Mr. Wm. A. Burnham and Mr. J. Henry Whitehouse recognized for their generosity.

Immaculate Conception Parish Wm. A. Burnham J. Henry Whitehouse

Hoover Relief Campaign Seeks $10 Subscriptions Through Churches

Subscription blanks will be distributed via churches and schools. Organizations may take an Invisible guest for $10 and receive a countersigned certificate. The fund aims to aid a child until Christmas 1921. Mail or report to Mrs J J Cushman at phone 1529.

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Surrogates Court Westchester County Case Year 1920 Overview

Summary of proceedings in Westchester County Surrogate Court for 1920 including petitions filed citations issued orders and decrees filed and recorded notices of appeal remittitors and releases assignments adoptions foreign wills certified copies and exemplified copies of papers issued probate and heirship decisions removal of trustees revocation of letters testamentary and administration guardianship and appraiser reports tax matters accounts and estates taxed and exempted. George A. Slater and Robert P. Smith sign as Surrogate Clerk.

Hastings News: Residents Return Home and Recoveries Reported

R Lester Melloane returns home after weeks visiting Goshen New York. Thomas J Goodwin, recently discharged from a New York City hospital, is up and around again.

R. Lester Melloane Goshen, N. Y Thomas J. Goodwin New York City

Irvington Presbyterian Church Receives Moving Picture Machine

Through the generosity of Mr and Mrs Fred Abercrombie the Irvington Presbyterian Church received a complete moving picture machine. They included the cost of the first entertainment and secured the Paramount Serial The Son of Democracy a life of Abraham Lincoln in ten chapters. The initial program will show Lincoln boyhood Call to Arms Glacier National Park Feeding the Bears and an Overall Man with subsequent evenings to finish Lincoln's story on Feb 3 Feb 17 Mar 3 and Mar 17. The equipment is dedicated to Irvington East Irvington and South Tarrytown communities.

William G. Brown New York State Lincoln Ional Film ‘Corporation Glacier. National Park Irvington East Irvington South Tarrytown Abercromble

Wildlife notes show mild winter affecting bird activity

Audubon Society observers report milder weather this winter reduces reliance on artificial food and shelter, with fewer birds migrating. One Caldwell observer recalls a January visit to see hundreds of robins feeding in dogwood by a hillside yard, singing robustly in frosty air.

New York Times Caldwell

Local society notes and engagements in Hastings area

Rose lale street couple announce engagement of Anastatia to James McLaughlin with social events at the Pennsylvania Hotel New York City. Attendee George A Noska attends a Congress Society luncheon. Miss McDougal visits Mrs Hagerman in Tower Ridge. Mrs C D Hanford convalesces. Mrs William Doerfier returns from Wheeling. Capt W D Harris visits daughter in Main street. Frank Maybury and family resettle in Hastings. Flor ance Irwin’s mother Mrs Cheney to join her in Hastings. William Edwards of National Sable and Conduit Co noted. H C Brown changes Maple avenue residence for winter. Mortimer Nysphy resumes Columbia studies. Judge and Mrs Curry host out‑of‑town guests. T Kelly of the Manor departs.

Lilas William Roselale Street Anastatia James , McLaughlin George A. Noska River View Manor Congress of States Society Pennsylvania Hotel New York City Miss McDougal Roy Hagerman Tower Ridge C. D. Hanford Edgar Lane William Doerfier Broadway Wheeling W. Va

Local Irvington dealer markets New York wear lines

John B Winkles of Irvington announces securing fancy for two large New York wear concerns offering wool and cotton garments for men women and children along with hosiery. He invites calls to view samples at E Main Street Irvington and mentions attending a conference and banquet for Canadian Insurance map at Chateau Laurier with Mr Kelly representing Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York.

Irvington New York Union John Winkles Main Street Tivington N.Y Chateau-Laurie Kelly Manhattan Life Insurance Company

Ford Cars Discoveries and Service in Hastings

Ford cars are featured with contact by Joseph A Deviin at Hastings 902. The brief item notes availability and a local business listing for vehicle sales and service. The notice emphasizes a single point of contact and a regional phone listing.

Ford Cars Joseph A. Deviin Hastings

Also Mentioned on This Page

Greenburgh Empleton, JR Diamond Lodge Benjamin Franklin the Thrifty Fire Dept. Notes ST. Barnabas Boys' Club Hoover Surrogates Court Westchester County George A. Slater Robert P. Smith Hudson Irvington Presbyterian Church Lyndhurst Gymnasium Fred 8. Abercrombie Board Katherine Battin Euclid Avenue Pennsylvania Thomas F. Reynolds Osten McNelee Tompkinsvenue M. E. Curry Frederick Vent Q Hanford Locust Hall Audubon Society Notes W. D. Harris Cartaret Edward Joyce Frank Maybury Cheney Florance Irwin William Edwards The National Sable and Conduit Co H.C. Brown Maple Avenue Mortimer Nysphy Calumet Avenue Columbia University T. Kelly
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