East Irvington residents pick shows amid busy week
Town notes report Mrs Linder and Mrs Pierce visited for shows but chose different entertainments Thelina Fal How and Rose Marie Mrs Samuel Southard Ohio visits Mrs Edward Connors family road work in Irvington progresses A special school district meeting set for July 27 1925 to vote on reconstructing East Irvington School with a 50000 budget and bond issuance
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Union Free School District No
Greenburgh
Wechester County
New York
Board of Education of Union Free School Distrit No. 2
Mountain “Road
Taxter Road
East Irvington
Salt District
Bellevue Estates Prices Rise Soon in Dobbs Ferry Area
Bellevue Estates in Dobbs Ferry plans higher sale prices after a 10 percent initial discount ends July 20. Construction on streets starts in ten days by Wulff Engineering, with Dobbs Ferry residents and Methodist Book Concern employees buying lots to secure homes before prices jump and before the Anchor Brewing site is cleared for a Cook Concern printing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
John Burke
Janny
Prescieamparts
Fmes
Irvington
Philip Koster
Farmingdale
S. 1
Bellevue Ates
Dobby Ferry
Sevelopment Corporation
Throng Island City
John McQuillan
Wulff Engineering Company
Methodist Book Concern
Bel- Tevie
Dobbs Ferry
Anchor Brewing Company
Bellevue Estates
Irvington Social Roundup and Post Office Report
In Irvington area on Thursday residents enjoyed drives to Newburgh and Hear Mountain Bridge then returns via Suffern and New York City. Notables visited West Point and Highland Mills. Rose Magennis vacationed at Delaware Water Gap. A census taker listed many dogs uptown. Mrs Gerald Lynch and daughter welcomed a new baby at Dobbs Ferry hospital. Dr B J Smith added another birth. Alice Macabee hosted friends as the Irvington Post Office reports recent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reynolds
Margaret McCall
Mollle Lynn
Newburgh
Hear Mountain Bridge
West Point
Highland ‘Mills
Suffern
New York City
East Irvington
Rose P. Magennis
Delaware Water Gap
Gerald Lynch
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
B.J. Smith
George Bone to Build Home on North Broadway
Ground was broken today for George Bone's new home on the west side of Broadway near Mrs. Murtha. The Graves estate portion, long owned by Henry Graves Jr, is now held by John Martin who has supervised the Graves property for 30 years. The section adjoining Sunnyside Lane was donated as the Washington Irving Memorial site, a gift to the committee led by Mrs. Black.
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George Bone
Henry Graves, Jr
Broadway
Murtha
Graves
John Martin
Sunnyside Lane
Washington Irving
Black
Irvington School Attendance Notice Digest
Inside pager items urge Irvington school families to review attendance guidance across three local schools. Parents are asked to note changes and updates affecting pupil participation, with emphasis on keeping records current and attending upcoming meetings.
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Irvington
Randall visits Lake George during short Broadway stop
Paul K. Randall is at Lake George for a brief visit, taking time to enjoy the scenic area along Broadway. He plans a quick stay and local sightseeing, with no formal engagements reported.
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Paul K. Randall
Lake George
Hastings residents visit distant kin and friends
Hastings on Hudson notes show Mrs. Mark Edgar and daughter Ide visiting at Mrs. J. H. Reynolds’s home on Circle Drive while Edgar plans to join them Sunday. Numerous local families travel or return from trips, with visits to Maine, Long Island, Nantucket, and Florida, and residents from several streets listed as traveling, visiting or staying away through late summer.
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Mark Edgar
Ide
J. H. Reynolds
Circle Drive
Edgar
Hastings
Philadelphia
Mr. Edgar
Henry K Browning Opens Boys Camp At Gracemere
Henry K Browning establishes a two month summer camp on his Gracemere estate offering outdoor life supervised by an expert director. Three Irvington boys William Halstead Edward Murphy and Milton Shader will join for a week starting Monday. The community applauds Browning for his generous youth program.
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Henry K. Browning
Gracemere
Browning
Irvington
William Halstead
Edward Murphy
Milton Shader
Irvington Visitors From Concord New Hampshire
Mr and Mrs George H Mairs of St Pauls School Concord NH have been visiting friends in Irvington and near by and staying at the home of Mr and Mrs John B Calvert They plan to leave for Boston early next week
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B. Gregory
Tampico
Mex
Glassford
Villaleg
Mr. Glassford
W. Doofler
Fairfeld Beach
Conn
Doefler
Lisa Mac Phelan
John Donnelly
Riverview Manor
Phelan
New York
Lisa Cecelia Reynolds
Mra
T. F. Reynolds
Broail
Katharine Colling
White Plains
N. Y
Wattress
Viewe
Ohio
J. Towers
Euclid Avenue
Riverview ‘Manor
George H. Mairs
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Irvington
John
B. Calvert
John B. Cooke
White Plains Road
Boston
Thomas Urans
Middletown
Elwood Knapp
North
Washington Street
Crana
Depot Square Outrage Strikes Village Garden
A theft at Depot Square removes a rare specimen of Hemospora Plumosa Aurea from a public display. The plant cannot be easily replaced and may die if transplanted now. Residents urged to report clues to police and aid in catching the vandal to deter further damage.
Boon To See Real Activity On Irvington Estates
Mr Frank E Clarke of Irvington has announced that the coming months will bring real activity along the Broadway section. Plans are out for several homes to be built and others are pending. The Scarsdale area realty Mr Clarke is involved in has seen large demand and numerous fine sales reported.
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Frank E. Clarke
Irvington
Isitates
Broadway
Clarkes
Scarsdale
Hastings man buys Wistrand Realty in Irvington deal
Harry Suchin of Hastings purchases Wistrand Realty in Irvington for about 40001 dollars. The sale includes a blacksmith shop and a motion picture theater to be operated by a syndicate already running Yonkers screens. Possession is Sept 1 with plans for improvements. Suchin aims to build a top show house for movies in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Suchin
Hastings
Rey Wistrandeportedd
Yonkers
Irvington
Officer Habermehl Thrown From Motorcycle in Broadway Patrol
During the early week, Acting sergeant Habermehl patrolling the Broadway area on a motorcycle was thrown from the bike but escaped serious injury. Local merchants are urged to patronize.
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Habermehl
Broadway
Pretty Wedding at Yonkers Ceremony At City Hall
A fragmentary account describes a wedding in Yonkers with a bridal gown and bouquet. The ceremony occurred at Yonkers City Hall with involvement from local officials as noted in the readable lines.
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Yonkers
Cereeny
Renee Ake
Wil Tate
Corpo An
Irvington Legion Endowment Fund List Increases
Endowment reaches 5,000,000 dollars with weekly gains and 15 contributors totaling 124.00 dollars. Irvington quota stands at 1,500 dollars, with hopes of rapid progress. Send contributions to Irvington National Bank. list includes Dayton, Dr. Hughes Rockhill, Florence V. Morrell, F. Halorgan, Frank J. Pateman, Charles M. Sperango, Gina C. Lockwood, Edward Leon, Maurice Crisfield, Kathryn Irvington Fire Company American Legion Auxiliary Danger Anna G. Roane, William TR. Judson, Cyrus Field Judson, Jr., Cyrus Field.
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Irvington
Irvington National Bank
Dayton
Hughes Rockhill
Florence V. Morrell
F. H
Tower Ridge Beats St Barnabas in Tight Tennis Match
Tower Ridge defeated St Barnabas Tennis Club 6 2 24 in a close contest with key wins by Glassford over Storms and an extended match by Lewis. The day featured multiple rubbers as Tower Ridge claimed the first series. Tomorrow St Barnabas faces Dobbs Ferry on the latter's courts.
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Tower Ridge
ST. Barnabas Tennis Club
Ato
Uae
Eam
Herbert Surpny
S. Storms
St. Barnaban
Inci Glassford
Ay Gilliram
Glassford
J. Kevler
Tower Mile
Chesley Smith
St. Tinabas
Aively
W. Greene
Chealey Smith
Tay Gillan
St. Barnabas
Dobbs Ferry
Thy
Hodell
Gospel Hall Notes: New York Choir at Sunday Service
The Gospel Hall invites all to hear a choir of colored singers from New York this Sunday July 12 at 8 PM. Past performances left a very good impression and attendees appreciated the singing. No collection is taken. a good crowd is hoped for.
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New York
Gospel Hall
Local social notes and notices from Irvington area
ADDITIONAL LOCALS report Mrs FL Bowman and daughters Ida and Faith visiting Fire Island NY and Ars Louis E Stanke attended Farrel Perkins wedding in Yonkers. Yonkers phone service recently waited in Miranda's home. Ms Baik Hellinger of Home Place and Mr and Mrs Fred Stor of Englewood NJ were guests for Margaret McCall and Charles. Visitor Molly Lynn of New York City also partied with East Irvington residents. William Hager Sr. suffered a relapse from influenza but improved with Dr Evan J Smith treatment. James Siurina of Dinkel & Jowell in Tarrytown moved into insurance. FOR SALE valuable work horses inquire H Z Todd phone 1833 Irvington. Subscription 2.00.
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Ars. Louis E. Stanke
Farlel Perkins
Yonkers
Miranda
Ms. Baik Hellinger
Home Place
Fred Stor
Englewood
N. J
Margaret McCall
Brother Charles
East Irvington
Molly Lynn
New York
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in Tarrytown at Lyndhurst
The town marked the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Berger at Lyndhurst with six children and many grandchildren present. Gifts included a fine radio from Mr and Mrs Finley J Shepard. Mr Berger, a longtime estate employee, and Mrs Berger celebrated fifty three years at their home. Several local residents and visitors shared congratulations as neighbors recalled the couple’s long life together.
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Tarryown
Henry Berger
John Knox Allen
North Tarrytown
Berger
Christna Bechtel
Finley J. Shepard
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East
Mrs. Linder
Mrs. Pierce
Rose Marie
Edward Jordan
Samuel Stouthard
Edward Connors
South B Street
Southard
Anna Burke
Mrs. Neldzialkowski
Long Island
Arthur Giaquin
Reginald Reynolds
James Reyr
Stg District
Eddison
San Mim River
Union Free School District No. 2
Town
Westchester County
Board OF Education
Howard B. Morris
Thorngren
Bergenfiord
Sweden
Alice Macabee
J.P. Fallon
North Broadway
Hastings ON
Hudson
Norman Swift
Kana
Otis Swift
Summit Drive
Dartmouth College
W. Barton Eddison
Maine
Isanel Magee
J. H. Magee
Riverview
Frank Gilbert
West Place
Clinton Avenue
Elsworth
Jon
Moar
Clovalana
Magee
Mina Florence
Ana Ariond
Woy Oes
C. Ge Pare
F. E. Wadsworth
West Clinton Avenue
Nantucket
Mass
J. J. Shaw
Meg
A. I. Terry, Jr
East Hampton
Betty Bradley
Airl’s
Cane Cod
Masa
W. D. Davidson
Dine Netty
Walker
Urrs Island
George M. Brown
Westchester Lighting Company
Irs
Alph Brooks
William
Greenwich, Conn
Depot Square
Boon
Irvington Estates
Hastings Buys
Wistrand Realty
Alec
Want Street
Irican Legion Endowment
FL. Bowman
Ida and
Faith
Firesland, N.Y
William Hager, Sr
Evan J. Smith
James 2. Siurina
Dinkel & Jowell
Tarrytown
H. Z. Todd
Irvington, N
John Meyers Furman
Irving School
Clara Neth
John A. Neth
Arche Park
Osborne Moore
Afr
Harry B. Moore
Neth
Byrin L. Sweet
Berlin
Hilton
Pocantico
Washington
St. Teresa
Lincoln
Holy Cross
Pennybridge
Pennybride
Teenance
Wright
Tarrytown Hospital
North Washington Street
Joan
Todd
Theodore Dinkle and Son
Keene, N. H
Henry William
Janesville Episcopal Church
Pal Te Rotary Club
Ellery Wright
Idney Hivernune
Harry Terhune
Windle Park
Connecticut
Frank Husted
Emilio Husted
Peach Lake
Julian C. Chase
Fuller Brush Company
Brown University
Philip 11. aMter
M.C. A
Carre Miller
College Avenue
Charles F. Smith
England
Cherbough
U. S.A
Me. Smith
New York Central Lines
Norman Morrell
Ensign Smith
Salvation Army
Star Lake
Jersey
Fred Brundage
Salvation Camp
Ura
Lari Bishop
China
Mr. Bishop
Smithsothian Institute of Washing
Ton, D.C
Eleanor Cooke
Glenville
Linean Boove
East North
Sherman W. Dorman
Altamont Avenue
Kitby
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