Commencement Artillery and Living Ideals in Education
The article argues that true education blends heart, hand, and head, citing Lincoln and Barrie. It condemns prioritizing money over ethics, notes the tension between dress standards and achievement, and urges ideals to be lived, not just spoken, for education to have life-giving power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
New York
James Barrie
St. Andrew's University
Scotland
St. Andrew's
Bill of Rights meeting at Cedar Lawn featured speakers
A June 15 gathering at Mrs. Robert B. Stearns Cedar Lawn will discuss The Bill of Rights. National Woman's Party presented by Senator Cotillo. speakers include Mrs. Havemeyer and Miss Hourwich. Belmont to attend to support equal rights for New York women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Lawn
Cotillo
New York
Mra
Robert B. Stearns
North Broadway
National Woman's Party
H. C. Havemeyer
Rebecca Hourwich
New York City
C. H. P. Belmont
Irvington
United State
New York State
Great Britain
Pilgrim Fathers S
Wisconsin
New York State Senate
Ren's Day at St Pauls M E Church
The Sunday School of St Pauls M E Church invites all to Ren's Day activities. Aimed at supporting higher education, the event includes offerings and a program for young men and women. Sunday morning service precedes a reception for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren's
ST. Paul's M. E. Church
St. Paula
Chun Il
PeaRavens
Rosie
St Faiths House Hosts Large Visitor Reception
A steady stream of visitors from New York to Poughkeepsie filled St Faiths House in Tarrytown for a Tuesday reception. Guests toured the decorated building, admired the thirteen babies, and praised staff and volunteers supporting St Faiths war relief. Donations of old shoes for girls 14 to 18, books, baby clothes, and money were encouraged, with four branches in Beacon Poughkeepsie Marlborough and Mount Kisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poughkeepsie
Nto St. Faith's House
Tarrytown
Katherine Mason
W. A. Parson
Ralph H. Matthiessen
J. H. Beattie
F. Q. Brown
HS. Greene
Wm. Mitchel
Beacon
Marlborough
Mount Kisco
Mt. Kisco
Friendly Hour Society
East Irvington
Irvington
Tarry Town
St. Faith's
Irvington Fire Company Local Gathering Invites Cards
Over 130 postal cards are requested to aid in preparing for the Irvington Fire Company local gathering. The event, Wednesday evening June 14, features gifts to past head officers, with a program of first class talent starting at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Fire Company
Mutta
NYU Graduation Honors in Chemical Engineering Nine Phi Tau Alpha
A graduate from New York University earns honors at the ninetieth commencement, completing the Chemical Engineering course with honors. He is one of nine to join Iota Alpha, receiving the key. He joins the Public Service Corp and holds multiple varsity letters and achievements including captaincy roles and the MacDonald Oratorical Contest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Thurber
Iota Alpha
Mit
the Pubic Service Corpor
New
Hig
Along Broadway and Summer Moves Reported
Mr. C. H. Matthiesgen left for the West on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Harmon and two children are at New Suffolk, L. I., for the summer. The residence of Mr. Walter N. Walker on North Broadway has been taken for the season by Mr. Baldwin, an official of the Robert Gear Company. Air and Mrs. Edwin H. Mairs are touring the states and will make further plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Harmon
New Suffolk, L. 1
Walter N. Walker
North Broadway
Baldwin
The
Robert Gear Company
Air
Edwin H. Mairs
Mr A J Seasongod Guest of Mrs Albert Stern
Mr A J Seasongod arrived Thursday at Beechwood South Broadway and will be the guest of his daughter Mrs Albert Stern for an extended period. Fans for the hot weather arrive at the Electrical Shop 100 Main Street Irvington NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Beechwood
South Broadway
Albert Stern
Main 4 Street
Irvington
N. Y
Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Duggan in Dobbs Ferry
Mr and Mrs George Duggan of the William Mitchell estate announce the birth of a healthy daughter. Both mother and baby are reported thriving. Mrs Duggan, before marriage, was Miss Killelea of Dobbs Ferry, and generous congratulations are pouring in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duggan
William Mitchell
Duggan
Miss Killelea
Dobbs Ferry
John McNeilly Dead in White Plains
John McNeilly a longtime White Plains resident died Tuesday after an illness. Survived by a wife, a son Walter H. McNeilly and a brother James. Funeral from St John’s Church White Plains Saturday morning with interment in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Bathing cap and ear drums advertised at Irvington Pharmacy Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNeilly
White Plains
Henry
Whitehouse
Shere
Walter H. Me
Noilly
James
St. John's Church
Irvington Phar
Irvington National Bank Doubles Vault Capacity and Elevator
The Irvington National Bank has increased its storage vaults to more than double the former capacity. An elevator is being installed, enabling better service to the growing number of patrons seeking secure storage for trunks, bags, rugs, pictures and other items.
Open Air Gospel Meeting This Saturday Evening
An open air Gospel Meeting is set for Saturday at 8 o'clock on the corner of E Street and Main. Mr. Ar- lead or preside, inviting passersby and local residents to attend and listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Street
Main
Sneak Theives At Luke Residence Reported
Entry reported at the Joan G Luke residence on North Broadway Sunday June 4. Stolen items include three winter suits black two extra trousers and a black leather travelling clock marked J G L plus one nail clipper. Police under Captain Smith notified nearby villages and towns to recover the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan G. Luke
North Broadway
Sneak Thelves
Charles W. Luke
John G. Luke
Captain Smith
Junior Prom and school notes from 1922 issue
The Junior Prom hosted by the Class of 1922 honored the Seniors with blue white and orange decor and a Clune Orchestra performance. Seniors and Juniors plan graduation events, a class song by Georgiana Cushman, and a conference invitation from the Civic League. Eighth grade graduation prep continues and the Third Annual Athletic Meet at Tarrytown High saw Hastings win the cup amid wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clune Orchestra
W.iettinger
Civic League of
Arrytown
Dobbs Ferry
Tarrytown
North Tarrytown
Georgiana Cushman
Lady Billy
Jeniors
la Tourette Stockwell
Michigan City High School
Miss Stubbe
Miss May
Mise Stubbe
Tarrytown High
Ardsley
Groton
Hasings
Irvington
Hastings Hb
Forest
Hastings
Rat Place
Polate
Searedale
Mefaddon
Ethel ‘Hubbard
Tthe Street
Catholic Club Baseball Triumph Over South Tarrytown Nine
The Catholic Club won 21 to 11 against South Tarrytown Irving after a long game in heat. Duggan dominated on the mound with strong hits driving in runs. lined up Brederick to Gilligan powered by Minton Gorey and others. Next Sunday the club faces St Matthew's Lyceum of Hastings in a anticipated contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeam
South Tarrytown
Irving
Duggan
Brederick
Kelly
Fallon
Schneider
Sweetman
St. Matthew's Lyceum
Hasting
Hudson River School Benefit Musical Tea
Annual musicale and tea for Hudson River Music School funds held at Llewellyn Hall Springhurst on the Dobbs Ferry estate of Mrs Franklin Q Brown. Children perform Spring Symphony directed by Miss Winifred Rogers and the Sunday Chamber Music Club with Miss Carolyn Veldhardt cello. Tea to follow. tickets $1 at the door. patronesses include Mrs Maitland Griggs and Col FQ Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Music School
Llewellyn Hall
Springhurst
Franklin Q. Brown
Dobbs Ferry
Winifred Rogers
Carolyn Veldhardt
Maitland Griggs
John G. Luke
Henry V. D. Black
Albert Shaw
Henry Villard
Joseph Bach
Adolph Lewisohn
FQ. Brown
B. M. Sheppard
Scouts Field Notes For June 17 At Hugh Hill Field
Next Saturday June 17 scouts field sports will be held at Hugh Hill's playing field. Events include races wall raising and similar activities. Bronxville Scouts with a strong Troop won the cup two years ago. All residents invited to attend and support the Irvington boys. Village Scout Medal to be presented with ceremonies. Full program to be announced in the next issue of the gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hill
Bronxville
Irvington
Robins Nest Opens With Strong Attendance At Start
Last Friday afternoon the Robins Nest Home for crippled children opened amid large attendance and high hopes for the coming year. Newly elected officers include President Mrs Howard Carroll, Vice President Mrs Henry V D B Jack, Second Vice President Mrs Thomas Luke, Secretary Miss Millicent V, Assistant Secretary Mrs William K Purse, Treasurer Mrs John B B Calvert, Assistant Treasurer Mr Esther Rutter. Managers include Mrs Charles C Brad, Mrs Henry K Browning, Mrs Jol B Calvert, Mrs Howard Carroll, Mrs E Danforth, Mrs John B Calvert, Mrs William K Firee, Mrs Edwin Gould, Miss Millicent V Lewis, Mrs Thomas Luke, Mrs Alfred McEwen, Miss Esther Rutter, Mrs J Henry Whitehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins Nest
Nest
Mra
Howard Carrol
Henry V. D. B Jack
Thomas Luke
Millicent V
William
K. Purse
John B. B. Calvert
Esther Rutter
Charles C. Brad
Henry K. Browning
Jol B. Calvert
Howard Carroll
E. Danforth
John B Calvert
William’ K. Firee
Edwin Gould
Millice
East View Church Children Day Exercises Begin at Eight
A fall program for Children’s Day at East View M Church will commence at 8 o’clock in the afternoon. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East View M
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Ardsley-On-Hudson
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Irvington National Bank
Open Air Gospel Meeting
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Sbler
Stevent
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Hudson River School
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