Conveyances in Glenville to Tarrytown and Yonkers
Conveyance notices list numerous property transfers across Westchester towns including Ambler to Moore in Glenville and Rose to Thoss in Union Hill. Other transfers span Dobbs Ferry Hastings Greenburgh East View and No. White Plains with parcels on St John Street Marion Avenue and more dated May 1920. Notable buyers include Husted Hus ted Shreve Masters School and Bleecker with values ranging from $1.50 to $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambler
Elizabeth
John C. Moore
Glenville
W. A. Taxtor
Hudeon P. Rose Co
Max Thoss
Union Hill
N. J
Bassett
Matthew V
Nathan Gartoon
Tarrytown
John
Seseeres
Gallagan
Mary
Eugene Colemat
Elmsford
White Plains
Adj Sackett
Husted
Has. J
Albert P. Husted
Relder
Harry
W Jo
Gerald Gregg
Irvington
Ashford
Adj Rush
Allee
H. “Thom
Greenburgh
Brown
George F
Grant
Dobbie
Alexander
Greenvilla
Hoppenstedt
Rae F
T. Paulding
East View
Adj Henry Mann
Stewart
Elinor C
Dobbs Ferry
Wailer
Ludwig
Herman H. Bleecker
W. Hastings
Attic Rity Co
Alfred
Tuckahoe
Greenville
James C. Warrer
C. Ids
May Butler
Joseph A
Richmond H. Shreve
Harvey
Annie W
Ann M
Thoesen
Bilyn
Riverview Manor
Israel
John H. Troll
Theo Beck
Yonkers
End la Co
Mortgages records from Springfield and surrounding towns
A column of mortgage transfers lists names like Blanheim Ora and Willis Coles in Springfield as lenders and borrowers, with properties in Tarrytown Scarsdale White Plains Yonkers and Jersey City. Dates show April and May 1920 with monthly payments and various sums, including 2600 1600 13500 and 4200, reflecting real estate financing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanheim
Ora
Willis Coles
Springfield
Mass
Gregg
Gerald
Harry Reider
W. Sa
Moore
John C
Hlizabeth N. Ambler
Tarrytown
Beck
White Plains
Alice H
Gearedale Co
Blucker
Herman H
Ludwig Walter
N.Y. C
Yra
Thomer W
Allen
Scarsdale
Eda
Grane
Grant
Chas
D. Millard
Ns Old Line
Alfred J
Asti Rlay Go
Laveuiter Sulla F
Ld’ Co
Jersey City
Wm. C. Johnson
Memphis
Tro
Jona H
Rathrosd Co- Op
Annual Hudson River Music School Benefit
The Hudson River Music School holds its annual benefit on Saturday afternoon at Liewllya Hall in Dobbs Ferry. Children directed by Winifred Rogers perform Moor Spring Symphony imitations of Bird Music, with three numbers from the Sunday Afternoon Chamber Music Club. Tea and dancing follow with Misses Havemeyer Clendenin de Forest and Brown assisting. patronesses include Mrs Griggs Black Luke Shaw Jaffray Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Music School
Liewllya Hall
Dobbs Ferry
Moor
Winifred Rogers
Helen Havemeyer
Florence Clendenin
Margaret de Forest
Irish Liberty Bonds Drive Thanks from Committee
The Committee on Irish Liberty Bonds thanks subscribers from the 6th, 7th and 8th election dividends for their wholehearted patriotism in making the loan a great success. Gratitude is extended to subscribers for encouragement to committee members. Catharine Reilly Bridie Healy James O Connor Captain John Fallon Chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazette
Catharine Reilly
Bridie Healy
James O'Connor
John Fallon
Men the Guests at the Club Evening Event
The club plans a Wednesday evening gathering of married men and guests. George S. Kelly, dubbed the dean of the club, will participate in the entertainment of the hosts. Horton bowlers of Yonkers, world international champs, under Oscar Hesey, will give exhibition bowling in the club parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Kelly
Horton Bowlers
Yonkers
Oscar Hesey
Community and Unity in Village Life
The speaker extols Community as a noble ideal surpassing Unity and explains that villagers are bound by shared fate. He cites collective suffering and interdependence, notes forces of cohesion versus division, and asks how to foster cohesive elements to triumph over division, framing it as the core challenge of Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Notice to NY teens on blue certificates renewal
Important notice directs all boys aged 16 to 19 under the Military and Disciplinary Training Law of New York to forward their blue certificates, valid until June 30 1920, to Major Edward J. Wilson at the State Armory in White Plains New York between July 1 and July 15 1920. Include stamped self addressed envelope to receive new certificates for the 1920 1921 year. Attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Edward J. Wilson
State Armory
White Plains
N. C
Gorlicks to spend two weeks at Asbury Park NJ
Edward Gorlick and daughter Miss Mae Gorlick will spend two weeks at Asbury Park New Jersey. Miss Laura Keys has returned home from Georgetown Visitation Convent to stay for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gorlick
Mae Gorlick
Asbury Park
N. J
Laura Keys
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Boy Scout Drive Fund Contributions Lift Irvington Effort
Local drive chairman for the Boy Scout Fund in Irvington reports varied gifts from residents and visitors. Notables include Katharine Casey of Waterbury and Miss Katharine Brown returning from Putnam Hall, with many neighbors hosting gatherings and memorials to support the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apt
Mexico
Andaw
H. Baker
W. Bridgeman
Purse
W. A
H. Cochran
River View
W. Barton Ridison
Abercromble
Frederick L. Eldrdge
Courtland Smith
Joseph A. Murphy
First Annual Greenburgh interscholastic track meet held at Dobbs Ferry
Schools Hastings Irvington Ardsley and Dobbs Ferry competed. Hastings led with 44 points followed by Irvington 42 Ardsley 27 and Dobbs Ferry 13. Irvington praised for school spirit and advertising funds, prizes awarded to individual event winners such as Mary Kelly Ruth Roane Edward Costello and John Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh Interscholarle Association
Dobbs Ferry
Hastings
Ardsley
Irvington
Ardstey
Torget
Hestinge
Birds and history link to Audubon Society in Irvington
In a historied vignette the piece notes that before modern Audubon Societies there were lovers of birds. It cites St Francis of Assisi and Chaucer as bird friends who would likely join today’s Audubon Society of Irvington on the Hudson and urge participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
St. Francis
Assisi
Chaucer
St Francis
Bird
Audubon Society of
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
EW Machine Installed At The Auditorium
Attendance at the Auditorium has pleased promoters Messig Fisher and Soskins. After repeated vot backs from faulty machines, a new outfit will be ready for operation this Saturday. Large expenditures will ensure a first class program without breaks. Saturday matinee at 3 30 p m and evening shows at 7 30 and 9 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messig
Fisher
Soskins
Broadways Cass residence rents to J W Horner in summer
The Charles A Cass residence in Ardsley Park is rented to J W Horner of New York City for the summer while the Cass family plans a summer in Eng and ee The Hare Powel residence is rented for the season. Students earn basketball letters and scholarships with a list of names. baseball letters awarded to a large group. a June 8 game at Scarborough ends 64 with Clarke totaling 9 strikeouts and Scarborough's Barbara tough at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cass
Ardsley Park
J. W. Horner
New York City
Charles A. Cass Andamily
Eng and
Robert J. Hare Powel
Irvington
Scarborough
John Clarke
Barbara
Burke
Costello
Magee
Rudick
Miner
Mechiarmmid
Becker
Jochen
Secrate
Mrs. Jed Bierce Attends New York University Closing Exercises
Mrs. Jed J. Bierce spent most of the week in New York attending the closing exercises at New York University. Thurber H. Bierce played a key role directing the recent issue of The New Yorker, which was edited and produced under his sole direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed J. Bierce
New York
New York University
Thurber H. Bierce
The
New Yorker
School awards letters for academics and scholarships
In a morning assembly the high school awarded athletic and scholarship letters. Students voted to grant a scholarship letter to any pupil with an average of at least 80 percent over nine months and no subject below 5 percent. Next year the general average remains at 75 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrae Senate
Sosa
Salvation Army Drive Starts at Town Hall In Irvington
A Salvation Army Home Service Fund drive opened at the Town Hall with a large crowd. Robert G. Abercrombie chaired the meeting joined by Rev. W. R. Hunt and speakers Frank Judson Cyril Whitmore and W. R. Roane detailing the Army’s work. The Dobbs Ferry Fife and Drum Corps provided parades and music. The drive ends Saturday evening with Irvington’s quota set at $2000 and districts to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Robert G. Abercrombie
W. R. Hunt
Miller
Army
Abercrombie
Frank Judson
Cyril
George M. Whitmore
W. R. Roane
Major McBee
Salvation Army
Dobbs Ferry
Rotzatest
Servation Army
Irvington
East Irvington Social Roundup and Local Visits
Sunday featured relatives from Mt. Vernon and Yonkers visiting East Irvington residents while Miss Anna Mulligan and Miss Mary Magennis returned home from college for summer vacation. Damp Brookside Oval led to cancellations of the Juniors and Sunday afternoon games. Nearby visits included James Kerwin and family from Jersey City, Laura Masterson from Brooklyn, and John Burke Jr selling his farm to Michael Kiernan of Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mulligan
Mt. Vernons
Mary Magennis
Brookside Oval
John Burke, Jr
Michael Kiernan
Irvington
Welfare Society Meeting at Wilde House Dobbs Ferry
The annual Welfare Society meeting is set for Friday evening, June 8 at 8 o clock at Wilde House in Dobbs Ferry. Hon. Frank L. Young will speak, followed by a social hour and inviting attendees to bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Welfare Society
Wilde House Dobbs Ferry
Frank L. Young
Arthur McElroy Weds Maud T Bush on Estate Lawn
The wedding of former resident Arthur McElroy to Maud T Bush of South Broadway took place Wednesday at Miss Bush's home on theestate lawn. Rev P F Duffy overseas chaplain officiated. The couple begins an extended honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McElroy
Maud. T. Bush
South Broadway
Scout Rally Postponed to Saturday June 12 in Irvington
Scoutmasters from Bronxville Ivington and Mt. Kisco postponed their rally due to storms. The event will be held Saturday at 2 P M with all troops present, including Bronxville encamped on the Rutter estate last Friday. Exhibitions include Troop displays Junior events and Mt Kisco Antelope Race, with tickets valid from the original date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronxville
Ivington
Mt. Kisco
Rutter
Irvington
Th Gazette
Village of
Dobbe Ferry Resident Weds in Quiet Ceremony
M. H. Tewe y and Coe Mar Ser na efit terr artes ae Fe hemes ought ir. Scherspacher, a well known Dobbe Ferry resident, attended as a guest. The wedding ceremony was largely attended by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Mar
Scherspacher
Dobbe Ferry
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ON River Music School Entertainment
Hastings ON
Hudson
TF. Reynolds
Boston
A. Cullen
Katharine Casey
Waterbury, Conn
J. Westeell
Brookline
Mas
B. R. Glassford
Villard Avenue
Misa
Katharine Brown
Putnam Hall School
D. Batton
Buene
Vista
John Hill
Washington, D. C
Walt Keys
Margaret Ferguson
Helen Reynolds
Walter Keys
Cornwall
Miss M. Irwin
Florida
Walker Whiteside
Rosemond
Io. Frizes
Mary Kelly
Ruth Roane
Edward ‘Costello
Edward Costello
Zng
R. Roane
H. Hgglestern
M. Kelly
C. Martin
Irving England
John ‘Clarke
Alot Vent
Baward
J. Kelly
E. Fariel
Audubon Society Notes
la ‘Tourrétte Stockwell
Constance Stockwell
Lillie Renner
Kathryn Lyden
Permelis Hayes
John Burke
Joseph Rudick
Fred Buse
Max Becker
Ernest Jochen
Geo. Minker
Edmund Kelly
Fred Magee
Edgar Fartel
John Divney
David Macdiermid
Jean Fotheringham
Dorothea Hettinger
la Tourette ‘Stockwell
Georgiana Cushman
Catherine Godfrey
Rose Magennis
Henning Friberg
Consuelo Martin
Anna Fay
James Kelly
Agna Lipsig
Margaret Cady
Bagar Farle
Total
Brbmxville
ORF
John H
Terael Stone
Montaly
N.Y. G
East
John Laffan
Elatives
James Kerwin
Laura Masterson
Brooklyn
Mary Harton
Welfare Society Meeting
Mit
Bush
M. H. Tewey
Bride
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