Ingham to Deliver Sixtieth Anniversary Sermon
The Sixtieth Anniversary of Hope Chapel in South Tarrytown will be observed next Sunday evening at 8:15. Dr. John A. Ingham, former Irvington Presbyterian pastor and current secretary of the Progress Council of the Reformed Churches in America, will deliver the anniversary sermon. He will also preach at the eleven o'clock Irv ington Presbyterian Church service. A cordial invitation is extended to a patrons to attend both services. John Bone of North Broadway was among Fordham Law School’s 305 graduates on Tuesday afternoon. He is a 1907 Immaculate Conception Parochial School alumnus who later completed Fordham High School before pursuing law.
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Hope Chapel
South Tarrytown
John A. Ingham
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Progress Council of the Reformed Churches In America
Ingham
John Bone
North Broadway
Law School
Fordham University
Mr. Bone
Immaculate Conception
Fordham
Mr and Mrs Tynan To Return Earlier From Abroad
Mr and Mrs Tynan and daughter Mary, who have been abroad for months, are expected to return about June 25th, a month earlier than planned. The travellers are expected at their home this coming week.
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Mr.Tynan
Mary
Letter from Dr Kyle on Memorial Day and eclipse report
Dr Kyle defends Kyle School participation in a village memorial display, denying ulterior motives and urging faith in patriotism and duty. The piece also describes a lunar eclipse observed from Main street, noting timing from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. and the gradual movement of the moon into and out of Earth’s shadow. John P. O'Meara signs with subscription info.
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Irvington
Irvington War Memorial
Kyle
Martha
Kyle School
T'eladly
Paraie
Paul Kyle
Entertaining Western Guests From Ohio Visit Irvington
Mrs P J Lynch of Aditz aula Ohio and Mrs C Brown host Western visitors arriving Saturday. They will stay through July 5, Lynch is Brown’s mother in law. They traveled by motor to Batavia then rail to Irvington Gaile went Sunday at Ceude. Catholic Club beat St Denis 10 9 in five innings at Carroll Field with costello W Murphy and others noted. Next Sunday Catholic Club faces Holy Trinity at Homeland Field Cedar Ridge. Miss Margaret Kiernan returns from New Paltz Normal.
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Rand
P. J. Lynch
Adit
Aula
Ohio
C. Brown
Main Street
Lynch
Brown
Mit
Batavia
Irvington
Carroll Field
van Cortlandt Park
St. Denis
Yonkers
Holy Trinity
Homeland Feld
Cedar Ridge
Irvington Rooters
Bowden Engagement Announces Mary Eunice Bowden
Mr and Mrs Frederick Prescott Bowden of Melrose Massachusetts announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Eunice to Frank Schuyler Dod of Whitefield New Hampshire Miss Bowden attended Masters School Dobbs Ferry Garland School Boston Dodges son Van H Dodge Whitefield and is a Dartmouth Class of 1911 member The wedding will take place in the late Autumn.
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Frederick Prescott Bowden
Melrose
Mass
Mary Eunice
Frank Schuyler Dod
Whitefield
N. H
Injury to eye reported for local worker
Edward Foley of 102 Main Street employed by M A Fallon and Br received an eye injury last week when struck by a hot order. The injury is under careful treatment with no serious outcome expected. A son, the second child of Mr and Mrs Walter E Jago of New York City, was born at 2 A M Thursday at Dobby Ferry hospital, a bouncing girl, the latest heir to the Jago name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Foley
Main Street
M. A. Fallon
Walter E. Jago
New York City
Caldents
Bor
Dobby Ferry Hospital
Jago
Chairman Jaimes Hall sails for Europe
Mrs. Jaimes Hall of Grey Gables North Broadway and Red Cross chairman sails for Europe on Saturday. The trip will be of several months duration.
Chamber of Commerce planned for Irvington Tarrytown area
The article notes a campaign to establish a Chamber of Commerce for Irvington Tarrytown and North Tarrytown, emphasizing social expression unity and service. It argues the chamber preserves tradition enhances civic bonds and offers a platform beyond banking, urging residents to join and help the Hudson River Valley become a mecca of peaceful homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Irvington
Tarrytown
North Tarrytown
Chambers of Commerce
Bank of Service
Hudson River Valley
Parents and Teachers Association Formed at Village High
A Wednesday meeting at the high school organized a Parent-Teachers Association. Officers elected include President Mrs Lewis and Vice Presidents Mrs Com and Miss Johnson. The group plans affiliation with the New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers and sets a June 22 meeting to adopt the constitution and finalize plans for fall work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 3. Lewis
F. M. Com
Mary
A. B. Beswick
Lawis
American Legion Auxiliary Euchre Night Set for June 24
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a euchre event Friday evening June 24 at 5 o clock in Holy Name Hall. Music by the KitKat Orchestra. Admission 60 cents. Many beautiful prizes donated by Auxiliary friends. A Five Dollar Gold Piece will be awarded as a prize.
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Holy Name All
American Legion Auxiliary
Friends of the Auxiliary
KitKat Orchestra
Presbyterian Church Sabbath School Picnic
The Irvington Presbyterian Church Sabbath Schools hold their annual outing on the church lawn Saturday afternoon June 25 from 2 30 to 6 00. An entertainer from New York will perform for an hour followed by games and refreshments. Parents of all children are invited.
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Irvington Presbyterian Church
Church Lawn
New York
Flag Day 150th Anniversary Celebrated Across Nation
June 1 marked the 150th anniversary of the American flag with flags flown nationwide. The design is traced to Betsy Ross on the Father of Our Country’s suggestion and Congress adoption. Mrs. Laura J. Fisk of New York City is honored as the Mother of Flag Day. Thousands of flags were displayed and many stood in reverent contemplation of liberty and justice for all.
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Tetsy Ross
Congress
Laura J. Fisk
New York City
United States
Fallons Attend Forester Convention in Buffalo
Mr and Mrs William H Fallon attended the Forester s State Convention in Buffalo New York Mrs Fallon joined as a delegate from Court Sunnyside No 309 The convention ended Thursday and many visitors prepared to return home The Fallons arrived back home today
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WM. H. Fallon
Forester's Convention
Buffalo
William H. Fallon
N. Y
Forester’s
Fallon
Sunnyside No
Daughters Enjoy Fine Time at Abbey Inn Yonkers
About sixty five members and guests attended a well arranged event by this local society at the Abbey Inn Yonkers. The evening featured a delightful menu, wonderful decorations, and talks by Rev Fathers J. J. Vonton E Badecker and J A Flood with others from Pleasantville.
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Abbey Inn
Yonkers
Ann Fantte
J. Vonton
E. Badecker
J. A. Flood
Barrett
Mrs Charles Fraser Hosts Sister Guest In West Clinton
Mrs Charles Fraser of West Clinton entertains a sister of Pittsburgh as guest. Both women share hospital work interest, notably aiding wounded soldiers. Fraser’s local hospital efforts are well known. Fraser family news notes Duncan Fraser and his wife, with daughter, due in Irvington after twenty years.
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Charles Fraser
West Clinton Arene
Pttsburgh
Fraser
New York City
Far West
Blake family sails to Bar Harbor camp for summer
Mrs. Joseph A. Blake and her four children left Thursday for their annual summer camp in Bar Harbor Maine. They will return to Irvington at mid September. Mrs H Dolph and her children of Barney Park are away from Irvington on an extended trip.
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Joseph A. Blake
Bar Harbor
Maine
Houre
Norn Broadway
Blake
Mra. H. Dolph
Barney Park
Irvington
Former Edwin Fields House To Be Torn Down
The youngest child of Mr and Mrs Harry M Tewey of Huntington L I fell from the porch of their home and died from a skull fracture endured yesterday evening at 10 oclock. The former Edwin Fields House is slated for demolition to make way for modern improvements on the Wind Ace estate, with Cameron estate and Professor Ashton noted in local references.
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Harry Tewey
Harry M. Tewey
Huntington, L
Edwin Fields
Het Wind Ace
Esate Cameron Ee
Prof
Ashton
502 Members Se Cured In Chamber Of Commerce Drive
Irvington and Tarrytown workers report 502 members signed up for the Chamber of Commerce campaign. Prizes awarded for most members and for cash raised at the first report meeting last Tuesday. Major organizers praise the effort, invite remaining prospects to join, and note continued solicitation through tonight. Several local business leaders listed as members. public notices extend to all citizens to call Headquarters for immediate solicitation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tarrytown
Irvington
Matthew J. Murtha
F. R. Pierson
Abercrombie
William R. Roane
Chhamber of
Commerce
Abercrombie Company
Arthur Acheson
Michael H. Barry
Becker & Mossman
Harry Beckley
Ernest Behrens
Isabel K. Benjamin
Arthur B. Beswick
August
Sophie’ Hitler
Joseph P. Fallon
Martin A Fallon
William
Frank
Thomas
Gorey
Temes Hall
Gordon L. Harris
Stephen H. Hart
Fred. Hot
Lord@. Burnham Co
W. H. McClelland
John McCormack, Jr
Charles J. McClure
William Mitchell
Frank J. Morgan
H. B. Morris
Edward F. Murphy
Frank P. Murphy
John E. Murphy
Thomas J. Murphy
Charles E. Norris
Herman Purl
Joseph J. Reilly
Maurice Rice
George B. Roane
W. R. Roane
Wmn
R. Roane
M.D
D. M. Rousseau
Geo. Smith
Schneider &Smiths
Arthur ‘Sundberg
E. W. Terhune
Ann C. Woodle
Abraham Ros
Richard Adell
Albrecht
Howard F
Berkey
Walter D. Blafr
Conrad Bolling
Fred Boock
Brigas Market
Brodbeck & Clouston
Brown
Buick’ Service
W. J. Cannon
W. Cartoon
L. V. Case
Cawood Motors
James Chicachee
A. Polhemus Cobb
Allen M. Cohen
J. L. Cohen
John T. Connell
E. R. Con
Harold’ Lockhart
Henry J. Loran
James R. Losee
W. F. McCord
John J. McGarry
ALD
Frank J
McLaughlin
W. L. MacElraevy
Marriel Bros
Benedict J. Maguire
N. L. Major
Maxwell R
Marshall
C. C. Mayall
Andrew Napoll
H. W. Nichols
W. J. Nickerson
Wallace Odell
Palmer Advertising Service Co
George E. Palmer
Steve Pappas
Robert A. Patteson
F. J. Petri
Regents
Florence K. Petty
Adolph Plehl
R. Person
Harry Pincus
J. M. Roqua
A. Reynolds
B. W. Russell
Prodrive
Ell & Lawrie
L. _eagackett
Mrs
A. Sinn
Semel
Natonal Bank & ‘Trust Co
Press Record
L. M. Thorne
Samuel ‘Tiller
Josephine A. Tucker
Charle Vanderbilt & Sons
Thomas’ Vincent
John Warren
Caspar Whitney
Carl F. Wilbur
Mra
Lulu D. Williams
Maurice M. Zaccardo
North Tarrytown
Joseph Abst
Mrs Jos Tynan Hosts Four Card Party at Sunnyside Park
Mrs Joseph Tynan entertained at a four card party held Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs M J Tynan in Sunnyside Park. A large number of guests attended and enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tynan
M. J.tynan
Sunnyside Park
Companions of the Forest Elect Treasurer and Delegate
The Companions of the Forest met Wednesday and elected Miss Alice Tewey treasurer succeeding the late Miss Sophia Holder who served faithfully for years. Miss Katherine Connors was chosen as delegate to the Washington D C convention in the first week of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companions of the Forest
Sophia Holder
Alice Tewey
Katherine Connors
Washington, D. C
East Irvington Graduation Day Sparks Local Pride
East Irvington school will hold graduation on Wednesday June 22 at 8 16 p m closing the term with four graduates Marie Hall Ruth Gold Platt Walter King and Fred Mordello Angier planning to enter high school Maryknoll Circle Day drew fourteen members on June 12 with Maguire's Bus transporting attendees Broadway Transportation Company ferried members to the Catholic Daughters of America anniversary dinner at the Abby Inn Yonkers East Irvington members praised the event St Claire Circle meets next Tuesday at Mrs Johanna Murphy notice changes Tony Scogna celebrated a birthday by giving ice cream to all visitors instead of gifts Local outings included Metropolitan Life Insurance group trip up the Hudson and Friends Hour Society meeting at Mrs Fred Green Taxter Road.
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East Irvington
Marie Hall
Ruth Gold
Platt
Walter King
Fred Mordello
Angier
Audres
St. Claire's
Maryknoll
Froadway ‘Transportation Company of
Tarrytown
Margaret
Friendly Hour Society of Union Chapel
Fred Green
Taxter Road
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Fordham Law
DR. Kyle
Hudson River
John P. O'Meara
Garmolic Club
Gaile
Ceude
Frage
Costello
W. Murphy
Crough
Phillips
Werncliff
Norris
Zsacko
Rudick
Melvin
Cough
Broderick
Reilly
Margaret Kiernan
New Paltz Normal
York
Hannety
Rudlek
Lee
Ben Rido
T. Murphy
Ho Zsock
St. Dens
Crouch
A Werncutt
D. Schaeffer
Smith
St. Tereaa’s
Hudson Valley Catholic League
Jon
P.C. St. Teresa’s Ee
Peekskill
Holy Cross
Croton Ua
Roly Trinity
Ossining No
Frederick P. Bowden
Melrose, Mass
Walter E. Jac
Xed Gross Chairman
Sails For
Europe
the Chamber OF Commerce
Parent-Teachers Association
E. J. Lewis
Euchre
Presbyterian Church
Charles C. Townser
Ardsley Park
D. N. Rousseau
Riverview Roa North Broadway
Rye Beach
Dr. Adams
South Brestway
Charles Cheney
White Plains
Irvington High School
East
Margaret Mulligan
Cirele
Johanna Murphy
Mary Koster
Metropolitan Life Insurance Family
Hudson
Tony Scogna
Chamber of Commer
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