Cautionary Notes On Education And Personal Growth
The text discusses caution in judging intelligence and educational value. It critiques classification theories like the Intelligence Test Theory, noting that latent abilities emerge under pressure and that life remains the ultimate teacher. It urges against overreliance on fixed measures and emphasizes seeking overlooked diamonds of personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondseet Presbyterian
Rooklyn
Rotary Club
Tarr
World of Life
University of Life
Beekman Avenue Church Children’s Day Notes
Mrs. Milton Minnerly remains in Tarrytown hospital resting well after a fall. Various community notices from East Irvington and Ossining recount Children’s Day events, baptisms, school prizes, and local church activities including sermons, fundraisers, and student recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Minnerly
Tarrytown Hospital
Beekman Avenue Protestant Church
William H. Baxley
Sunday School Association of
Westchester and
Putnam ‘Counties
Irvington
Gradua
Kentuck Belle
Young Women's League
Rethre
Reformed Church
Frederick King
George Burke
John
Tce Cream
Laura
Herbert
Blanchine
Salvatore
Josephine
King
Ruth Luke
The
Royal
Liberty
Kisco
Divine
Highland Avenue
Methodist Church
Ossining
Herbert W. Wright
Asbury Church
Ossin
Collegiants Return Class of 27 at Wellesley
The graduating class of 1927 from Wellesley College returns home for summer vacation. Among them are Dorothea Hettinger of Syracuse University and other students listed from the Class of 1923 through programs at ForestryCollege and Vermont institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Georgiana Gushman
Mes
Benefontons
Vermont
Rath Hobson
College of Forestry
Dorothea Hettinger
Syracuse Universiye
Mrs Nicol and daughter head to Buffalo for summer visit
Mrs William Bruce Nicol and her daughter Miss Jane Nicol of Riverview Manor depart Saturday for Buffalo New York to visit Mrs Nicol's parents and spend the summer there. The item also notes school closing sales and a Cape Town exposition on stellar observations by Professor Watson at Beaufort school with grade by grade brain development notes and craft displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Miller
Rotary Club of the
Tarrytowns
Rotary
Cleveland
Charlotte Lewis
Long Island
Amanda Bryant
North Washington Street
Ella Meyers
Elmsford
Scotland
Dixon
Catskills
Mabel Smith
Thomas R. Smith
Heckman Avenue
Western Maryland College
College Fom
Augusta Snow ‘Thomas
Wellsley College
W. J.D. Thomas
Christ’ Church
Emma U. Amince
Scarborough ‘Theatre
Master Rogers
Easton
A. P. Cobb
Hillside Plac
Ada Trusdale
New York City
Edward E. Kendrick
East Elizabeth Street
Luna Park
Public School 9
Brooklyn
Victor
Oliver B. Millspauzh
Archer Park West
Princeton
N. J
Princeton College
Asbury Park
Nsylvania
Millspaugh
Florence MacBean
Yonkers
Charles W. Fairchild
Philipse Manor
William Bruce Nicol
Jane Nicol
South Lawn Avenue
Riverview Manor
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry Vilard
Bernoon
Weiter
Dobbs Ferry’ Hospital
Autor
Walter
Giempaniel
Atta
York
Walker ‘Whiteside
Walker Whiteside
Villard
Ee Caetano
eReee
Dona Foe
Scorton
Dobbs
Ferry Hospital
Ailse Bertha Quick
Aire Aetna
Miss Patchen
Leslie Calion
Alfred ‘Thurber
Stanley Twik
Thorn
Willey
Williams
Jane Hinge
Todd
Anderson
John
Adams
Abrams
Charles B
Andrews
Baxter
Copley
Samuel 'G. Davis
Moses de Luca
Donaldson
George B. Dani
Cedar Street
William Frame
Charles D
Fraser
Fall
Albert Ford
Raege
Gullfoyle
Haucho
Teo
Irwin
D. F. Koeln
Thomas Eo
Luke
Leonard Menconl
Main Street
Rauhaul Menconl
Riverview
Henry Bell
Cornell
Crestwood
University
Hudson Heights
Guy Morgan
Southlawn
Hilton Campbell
William Horan
Ohio University
Boston
Irvington
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Ppcbecow
Union of South Afton
Watson
Beaufort School
May
Irvington Firemen Promote Big Circus Show a Hit
The Irvington firemen presented a large one ring circus with 12 acts that drew strong attendance. Promoter John E. Atkinson delivered on promises and patrons felt their money was well spent. The event pleased children, though profits were softer than hoped, and calls were made for another show to boost funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
John E. Atkinson
Hickey
K. B
V Yell
Becau
Sam Sffera
Walter
Brains
K. B. Conger
American novelist Edward White mauled by leopard in Africa
Edward White, an American novelist, was severely mauled by a leopard while hunting game in Africa near Kilimafezadis. He was bitten on the arm and shoulder, and one of his bearers was injured. Both are recovering, and White remains enthusiastic about his expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awart Edward White
Afrid
Kilimafezadis
White
Sunset Amusement Park opens bathing season at Verplanck Point
The Sunset Amusement Park at Verplanck's Point near Peekskill opens its bathing season with a fully equipped beach, sanded grounds, lockers, and a safe swimming area. A large eight piece band, a new dance floor, and a restaurant led by Mr. Friedman promise lively nights through Thursday to Sunday. The park reports 17 excursions this week and strong visitor turnout, underscoring its success and appeal as Westchester's Hudson beauty spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Wns
Verplanck’s Point
Peekskill
Westchester County
Friedman
Rector's
New York
Hudson
Fraudulent Bank Entry Notice Noted in Dobbs County
A terse OCR fragment references funds posited in a bank at Dobbs, with a deadline before July 10 and interest accruing from July onward. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a financial transaction requiring action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Bank
Dobbs F
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Irvington Gazette
H. A. Reynolds
F. H. Morrell
N.Y
Mvingkon
East Irvington
Town
Tarrytown
Ardaley-en
Bo ‘Arategy
Eddie Collins
Rotary League
Charles Vanderbilt
Men’s Club of
Christ Church
Morgan P. Noyes
Tarrytown Red Sox
Twin‘Town
White Plains
Irvington Catholic
Brookside Oval
Red Sox
Munchied
Kennedy
Gross
McDowell
Magee
Connors
Morasco
Austin
Ryan
Charles Leeney
Hanford Park
East View Almshouse
Second Reformed Church
Jon Stoy Steurer
Charles W Richard Johnson McCutchen
Caroline Lively
Grinton
Washington Irving High School
George Beerbower
Bertha Rosenblatt
North Tarrytown
Edward Clark
Croton Avenue
Son
James Robertson
Goddard
Sarah
Katherine Walker
Fairview Avenue
Mon Fire Island
Mt. Washington
East
James Reynolds
Big City
Mary Reilly
Commodore
Prince
Bella Weir
Union Avenue
Paterson
James Hall
J. M. Duff
Irvin
M. Mea
Dobbs Ferry
East Irvington School
Stella Butwell
William Gregory
Maurice Leon
Leon
Luna
A. L
Herald Tribune
Irving Ryan
Gieseconte
Bekins
WME
Bevan
Storch Wasaga
Ben Franklin Council
U. A.M
Winfield Morsey
W. R. Roane
Board of Education
K. Herschel Purdy
Emmett ‘Taxter
Iicl
Joseph Linder
Masonic Temple Auditorium
Lashmund Studios
Comiunity
Alma Read Bradt
Scarborough
Desining
Mflssionary Church Aid
Charles Peterson
South Broadway
Chas. M. Dixon
John H. Dinkie
Byron L. Sweet
William Alexander
Dinkle
J. A. Neth
L. M. Josephthal
James A. ‘Moss
United States Flag Association
Keith's Boys’ Band
George H. Gartland
Edward M. Berrian
Ocean Grove
Davis
Ossining Hose Co
Sirius
Tron Steamboat Company
Sarass
Richard Lounsberry
Phill Manor
Yale
Scarborough School
Adelaide Sherer
Ann Arbor
Narcissa Vanderlip
Collegians
Sthaie Rchi
Adam Kilpatrick
Ron
Louis E.stanke
A. F. Eberhardt
Ph. G
Re Press Service
Harding
Feaure
Don Marquis
Grantland Rice
McGeehan
Herald ‘Tribune
radio—Pioneer
New York Herald Tribune
Greenburgh
W. Ward Tompkins
W. Howard Losee
Sec’y and Treas
Womin Company
J. B. L. Irvington
George R. Smith
Pee Irvington
Foster and Daughter
Hastings ON Hudson
Henry C. Sherman
Edward Foster
Hill
Briarcliff
Eresses
College of Mount St.Johns
Vincent
Cronin
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Mias Thornbury
Puting
Educat
Elmira
N. Certro
Mickie
Amine
Ditor
Ced
Leavin
Stone
Corpa
Irvington High School
Aft
the Gazette
Lucky Draw
Brown
Public Safety Bureau
Westchester County Chamber of Commerce
Weschester
Mortain
Westchester
R. G. Abercrombie
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Leopard Mauls
Honolulu
U. S
Japan
Amerina
Camp Waymore
Waymore
Dlmsford
Lions’ Club of
Westchester County Committee On
Henry T. Kelly
Lions’ Club
Plaza
White “Plains
Jo Saist
James D. Shields
Avenue
Chatham, N
R. V. Lewis
Sunnyside Park
Ala
Aaron
Ashton
Park
Edw. Fields
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