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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
3
Irv ington High School graduates 10 World War I veterans with diplomas. other items note community notices including engagements, marriages, new hires, and notable moves across Irvington and nearby towns. The column preserves local ceremonies, appointments, and family events from mid June.
The Church of St Barnabas Irvington observes the feast of St John the Baptist with two services at 9 and 10:30 AM. The day includes a Sunday School picnic at Woodlands Lake Park from noon to 6 PM, a catechism sermon series on Who Was Jesus Christ, and Benediction after Mass. Also listed are Holy Communion times, confessions, catechism events, and parish notices for Baptism and marriages.
Irivington Presbyterian Church announces a service led by Rev. Philip Walcott Fert. The notice records a church service schedule in the parish calendar.
Old Parishioners recall Rev W Neely Colton with career in Grace Church Concord Salina St Barnabas in Oklahoma City and Saint Pauls Cathedral Oklahoma City including headmaster role at St John’s Military School Survives by son and daughter Joseph G Me Makon Ossining
Parochial School prepares to graduate two students in a ceremony. The feature lists names including Marguerite Coleman Peter Ook and Mary Durko among the graduates. Local officials note the event continues from page one and honors several families in the parish.
Garrigues of Peterboro was elected to a two year term on the Young Men's Christian Association board of Tarrytown. He was born in Baltimore Maryland and attended Forest Park High School and Baltimore University before entering the insurance business.
A garbled record notes a Tarrytown board session involving Mr Plains and his son Peter, with reference to a segregation issue and two acd names. It mentions White children and a security or safety context, but the corrupted text obscures precise actions or outcomes.
In Bristol a wayward World War I veteran, scarred by war and loneliness, hears a mission sermon about Christ’s sacrifice. A brief but powerful moment in the pew leads him to accept the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior, embracing a new path after a grim night. The service, led by a preacher, connects a wounded veteran to faith and redemption. Sponsored by the Gospel Center.
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