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Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

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EAST IRVINGTON NOTES ON LOCAL EVENTS AND A TRAINING ACCIDENT

East Irvington records several items including Charles Hagen on an eight week vacation from New York Central Lines, Mrs Hurlihy improving from a leg injury, a surprise party for Teresa O Leary, and plans for the school closing program on June 18. Also mentioned are visits by Mrs John McCarthy and family, Trojans A C games at Brookside Oval, and Alexander Anderson returning to work after Army discharge. A lengthy letter describes Frank Dorety’s accident near the camp, his leg amputation, transfer to Base Hospital 103 in Dijon, and expected return to New York, with hopes for a quick recovery and a visit by the writer.

Ad Iast Frank DI Jon United States New York City States Ike Irvington Mie New York

Irvington High School awards athletic badges

The Irvington High School physical training department awarded several athletic badges under the Playground and Athletic Association of America rules. Supervising Principal Jeddy Bierce presented the badges at the morning assembly. Girls tested included Margaret Smith Marguerite Winkles Katherine Lyden Ruth Roane and Permelia Hayes for events like Indian Club Race Basket Ball Shoot and balancing beam. Boys’ events covered chinning standing broad jump and 60 yard dash with listed qualifiers and names Stanley Kane Earle Woolf Arthur Friberg David McDiarmid Arthur Graquia Francis Mattucc Paul Matranga Alfred Behrens Carl Wistrand.

Irvington High School Playground and Athletic Association of America Jeddy Bierce Margaret Smith Marguerite Winkles Katherine Lyden Ruth Roane Permelia Hayes Chinning Stanley Kane Earle Woolf Arthur Friberg David McDiarmid Arthur Graquia Francis Mattucc

Gas Rates to Be Adjusted by Westchester Lighting Co

Westchester Lighting Company in Westchester County plans to seek higher gas charges for consumers. The article notes rising costs of coal oil and labor, arguing improved service during war shortages justifies the proposed rate increase. it also contrasts government-run utilities and the strain on fixed rates while promising forthcoming rate details.

Westchester Lighting Company Westchester County Lighting Company

Dobbs Ferry Community Notes Include Visits And Scout Drive

Mrs H McCarthy of Ashford Avenue has returned from Yonkers after two weeks with relatives. Loretta Shadwell of New York spent the weekend in town. Miss Lacy Bavelli, a local telephone operator, enjoys her summer vacation. William Murphy Jr spent the week with relatives in Westchester. Mr Gray, a former YMC worker who served in France, visited the high school Friday and awarded medals to Ethel Martin and James Wallace for a track meet in East View. John Burke returned from overseas Thursday. Members of the Society of the Children of Mary attended Vespers at St Patrick's Cathedral Sunday. Mr and Mrs M J Collins move from Warburton Avenue to South Broadway Hastings. A Kohn occupies Thorntow Cottage for Miss Masters. Dobbs Ferry and Hastings boys held a rally for the Boys' Scout Drive at the Dobbs Ferry school Tuesday evening. a tour speech in movies is planned for this evening.

Gray France Ethel Martin James Wallace East View M. J. Collins Warburton Avenue Dobba Ferry Hastings Dobbs Ferry

Notice Public Library Hours Expanded

From June 1 to October 1 the Public Library will open daily from 1 to 12 and from 7 to 10 in the evenings. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings are 7 to 10. Send us your news items.

Soldiers and Sailors Day in Avington NY 1919 Parade

July 4 1919 celebrations in Avington New York feature a 2 30 to 3 30 band on schoolhouse steps a 3 30 parade down Main Street to B Street New Street A Street Broadway and back to the school house speakers at 4 30 medals at 5 supper at 6 00 and a dance at 8 30 arrangements by village committees with parade marshal Captain Black and an invitation committee handling seating and participation

Avington, N.Y Town Hall Main Street New Street Broadway School House Irvington Committee On Music Committee On Captain Black

Serious Auto Accident on Reid Hill in Midland Beach

A taxi carrying a family of four veered and overturned at Barney Lane in Midland Beach Staten Island just before noon. The occupants Elizabeth Winans 16 Charles 24 mother Mrs W Haller and grandmother Mrs W B Lockwood were injured and rushed to Dobbs Ferry hospital. The car struck a turning team. all survived with severe injuries. Also Lt W F F L who returned from France on government business arrived in Irvington last week.

Reid Hill Elizabeth Winans Charles W. Haller W.B. Lockwood Tenth ‘Street Midland “Beach Staten ‘Island Barney Lane Dobbs Fereyhospitalz

Assessors Notice for Greenburgh 1g Hearings Date

Notice from the Assessors Keys Lauren and Dolen states the last day for hearing complaints on Greenburgh 1g is Tuesday June 17. All who have complaints should be covered by the advertised notice and argued by the assessors.

Greenburgh Keys Lauren Dolen

Lieutenant H G Dickinson Receives Army Discharge

Lieutenant Herbert C. Dickinson, son of the village president, has received his honorable discharge and returned home, arriving Tuesday evening. Local readers note his service and homecoming as the community welcomes him back from duty.

Herbert C. Dickinson Dickinson

Chaplain Colton Returns From France To Irving

Rev. Wm. Neely Colton, a Red Cross chaplain in France for a year, returned to Irving last evening. The congregation gave him a formal reception honoring his service and return.

Wm. Neely Colton France Red Cross Irving ‘Rom Overaéas

Real Estate Office Opens on Broadway Front in Cedar Lawn

The A. H. Hablo residence in Cedar Lawn is rented for the season. Mr. Stientelt of New York City, Dr. Carroll Dunham named as W.8. 8. chairman by Reginald P., County Chairman. The Ainsley Batates Company erects a real estate office on the west side of premises facing Broadway opposite Parsons real estate. Subscription two dollars per year.

A. H. Hablo Cedar Lawn Mr. Stientelt New York Carroll Dunham Reginald P., Ray TheAinsley Batates Company Broadway The Parsons. Realdefce

Children’s Day Exercises by Sunday Schools Presbyterian

The annual Children’s Day service of Union Chapel Hope Chapel and Irvington Presbyterian was held Sunday afternoon at 3. An excellent program featured songs recitations and a missionary exercise. Flowers were distributed to children and friends by flower girls. Testaments were given to memory workers, and a full program included many recitations, songs, and a dedication of testaments to Hope Chapel.

Union Chapel Hope Chapel Irvington Presbyterian Ren Calvert Katherine Godfrey Wintour Hackett Ruth McDowell Hazel Livingston Marion van Tassell Edna Livingston Miss Wackwitz Ziegler Viele Robert Murray Edna Gross Helen and Louisa Ratina Majorie McDowell Bessie Munro George Cordner Henry Cehutt Robert Norman Gilchrist Trea U. S Tone Chapel Trvington P.swak Miller Franke Jenner Ouopti Irvington Wortley Jesus F. Hackbarth Matilda Petri Emily Petri Florence Stuart Anna McFarlane Marie Bilas Frieda Bliss

Republicans 10 Hold Convention at White Plains Meeting

The Republican County Committee calls a meeting for Thursday the 19th at 2 PM at Republican Headquarters in White Plains. It invites each elected county committee member from 250 districts and a woman representative from each district to discuss candidates for charity and district attorney petitions and to ensure women’s representation on all committees.

Republican County Committee White Plains

Welcome Home Committee Plans Fourth of July Effort

Village and town hall notices outline Welcome Home Committee meetings and fund raising as the Fourth of July celebration date approaches. Donations total about 530 dollars, later rising to 650 with additional pledges. A house to house canvass may begin Monday to cover only essential expenses. Public notices invite support to cover roughly 2000 dollars for the day’s events including sports, parade, medals, dancing, and refreshments.

Welcome Home Committee Dickinson Charles Eddison Finance Committee Edison Irvington Thas H. H. Cannon Chas. Eddison

Boy Scout Week Objectives and County Committee Plans

Proclaimed objectives seek public recognition of Scouts wartime aid, community education on local Boy Scout issues, and organizing troops in churches schools and institutions. Proposals urge enlistment of returning service members as leaders and creation of local councils to supervise work, aiming for 1 008 000 associate members by February 20 1520. Nominations for assemblymen noted. county committee plans primaries this year.

Boy Scouts of America National Council of the Boy Audi America

Also Mentioned on This Page

East Charles Hagen New York Central Lines John Hurlihy Teresa O'Leary John McCarthy John Tarrytown B. B Trojan A. C Ocal Brookside Oval Alexander “Anderson U. S. Army Frank Dorety Misa Majorie Laffan Nantis Loretta Shadwell William Murphy, Jr Westchester Public ‘Library General Committee F. T H. G. Dickinson Chaplain Colton Presbyterian Church 188Ues Hudson River Music School Hudson River Llewlyn Hall Springhurst Frank Q. Brown School of Mies Winifred. Rogers Joseph Clendenin Frederick C. Sayles Henry Brooks Albert Shaw Maitland F. Griggs Franklyn Q. Brown David Luke Henry Villard Frederick Trevor Hil BOY Scout Week Mestiig “Fe
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