Red Cross Benefit Film Show in Irvington June 21
A charity film program at Town Hall Irvington New York aims to support the Red Cross during a Big Week event. Admission is 25 cents with no reserved seats. Local residents and notable names attend, including Harold Walker guest of Courtland Smith and James Kenealy joining the Army Medical Corps.
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Town Hall
Irvington
N. Y
Red Cross
Courtland Smith
Matthlesses Park
Harold Walker
New York
John Brisben Walker
Immaculate Conception
W. Barton Eddison
Tea sale for Red Cross at Old Maids Garden
Misses Lewis host tea benefit for the Red Cross in Old Maids Garden this Saturday from four to six. Tea trimmings cost 25 cents. Also notes vacation trip of Mrs Parsons and children to Pottersville New York and a tagging drive for Red Cross by the youngsters. Families welcome to pass motor traffic near Harriman Road.
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Lewis
Red Cross
Harriman
Asher Parsons
Pottersville
N. Y
Ald
Mrs. Neely Colton Organizes Red Cross Classes
Girls and boys classes for Red Cross work have been organized by Mrs. Wm. Neely Colton. Girls meet on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the stated hour. boys attend separate sessions.
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WM. Neely Colton
Red Cross
Wm. Nesly Colton
Girla
Contractor Murphy Busy With Brick Gutters Job in Greenwich
Contractor Murphy is busy laying brick gutters this week and expects about two months to complete. He has a busy season with several large contracts in different areas, including a major project at Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Murphy
Greenwich
Conn
State Census Underway in Village Leaders Assign District Captains
The New York State Military Census proceeds rapidly under district captains and capable aides. Work time set aside from June 11 to 25. most census tabulations to be ready by Monday. Captains and co workers listed include Mra Courtland Smith and Mrs John F Havemeyer along with numerous assistants across districts.
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New York State
Courtland Smith
Mra
Maitland
F. Griggs
Boys to Hold Cake Sale for Baseball Team Uniforms
St Barnabas Boys Club hosts a cake sale at the parish house on Saturday afternoon to raise funds for uniforms. Money deposited at Greenburgh Savings Bank by July 6 draws interest from July 7, 1917.
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St. Barnabas Boys’ Club
Local Residents Do Their Bit in City Military Census
A dispatch from early in the week reports Mrs. Charles J. Tow and Mire James A. Puls, formerly residents, are among those taking the State Military Census in New York City. They are stationed at West 2200 Avenue.
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Charles J. Tow
Dinkel
Mire
James A. Puls
New York
Savings Bank Interest Start Date Listed in News Item
DOBBS FERRY July 1 1917 interest begins for deposits up to July 6 in the Greenburgh Savings Bank. Local visitors Ray Moore Yonkers and F Myler Brooklyn are mentioned. Mrs J McCormick returns to Connecticut after two weeks with relatives. Misa A Smith of Cohoes visits Rev J T Smith. Funeral of Owen Devlin held at Sacred Heart with burial at St Josephs Cemetery. State Military Census begins in village under Women’s Suffrage Party with Mrs J Walker chairing the committee aided by Mrs 8 Parker, Mrs J Bradley and Milas 3 Russell. Continued on page 8 column 1.
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Mrs. J. McCormick
Connecticut
Misa A. Smith
Coho
Rev. J.T. Smith
Owen Devlin
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Woman's Suffrage Party
J. Walker
8. Parker
J. Bradley
Milas
Russell
Hastings on Hudson 10th in the Greenburgh Savings Bank
Local item notes Hastings on Hudson tenth in the Greenburgh Savings Bank drawing interest starting July 1 1917. Also mentions Laura Wand of Tower Ridge graduating from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn tomorrow. Other items include visits by Mae Littauer and Margaret Parker of Yonkers, and a Red Cross Living Pictures pennant event at Devines Hall with tickets at one dollar.
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Laura Wand
Tower Iidge
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Red Cross
Devines Hall
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