High School Commencement Tonight With Diplomas Preview
The program lists nine pupils receiving diplomas including Francis J. Broderick Adelaide Bruce Baward J Mo Nona B Glescow Catherine G Godtre Max M Greenberg Ruth Payne and others The ceremony features essays, musical selections, a violin duet and a class song led by Dorothea A Hettinger with diplomas presented by Mr R G Abercrombie president of the board of education Benediction by Rev T J Donlon Class colors blue and white class flower white rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Broderick
Adelaide P. Bruce Baward J
Mo Nona B
Glescow
Catherine G. Godtre
Max M. Greenberg
F. Ruth Payne
Cavalleria Rusticana Mascagni
W. Francis Irwin
Bana C. Krum
Forman Girls
Catherine G. Godfrey
Edward J. Costello
Harold Goldblatt
John O'Connor
Dorothea A. Hettinger
William McAndrew
R. G. Abercrombie
Board of Education
T. J. Donlon
Lavellee
George Wackwitz
James Munsell
Justin
Washbure
Ruth Blummer
Edward
Cassell
Mother Nature's Picnic
Itermediate Department
Mother Nature
Marjorie Bolles
Weather Man
James Burk
Peter Crow
Jacob Greenberg
Jack Brost
Jack Pierson
Edge of Wood
Thomas Dunnings
George Lee
Thais Massanet
Katherine Ferguson
Edward Boyd
Mary McFadden
Churchill Grinell
Thomas Nelson
June Lee
Feber Churchill Grinell
Rove Webb
Stanley Seater
Fieldhouse
Helen Rytine Clase
Mabel McFadden
William Lennon
Mabel Jai
Robert
Abercrombs
Brahms
Graduation Exercises for Eighth Grade at School Auditorium
The Eighth Grade graduation was held Thursday afternoon before a full audience in the School Auditorium. Thirty graduates participated with a program including recitations, songs, declamations, a piano duet, and a class prophecy. Notable performers and the lineup listed diverse student talents from Leonora Glodblatt to Charles A. Stover with eleven others named among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Glodblatt
Leo Therrien
Appleased
John
Mary Dotolo
Nightingale
Gunhild Friberg
Charles Stover
The
Boy Scouts
Evelyn Adams
Helen Maffucel
Indian Club
Romance of A
Rose
Emma Jaffray
Stanley Adams
Evelyn Adam Agnes Behrens
Stanley Brokaw
Nardo Castello
John E. Cavagnaro
Lillian Cushman
James Fallon
Gunbild Friberg
Claude Garrison
Leonora Goldblatt
Anna J. Harris
Walter R. McBride
Walter Maccabes
Helen’ Maffucci
Donald Mackenzie
Ethel Maine
Henry Puciato
Edith J. Payne
Blanche A. Oetgen
Catherine Roane
John Rudick
Edward J. Sherman
Charles A. Stover
Leo. F. Therrien
Elizabeth Timm
Susie Trott
Florence Arron
East Irvington School Closes With Special Program
The East Irvington and Irving School closing featured a large audience and a class of advanced pupils performing a play Just Dot coached by Miss Fabian C Bushel. The program included readings certificates prizes and diplomas with piano and violin pieces and a final valedictory reflecting a lengthy list of students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Irvington
Fabian C. Bushel
Ontira
Library
Irving
Flagging Starts on South D Street Sidewalks
Work on South D Street sidewalks began with the Petri corner project and will continue along the street. The supply drawn from Main street in front of the Petri shop is exhausted.
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Main Street
Robins Nest Reception Elects New Officers
Mrs Carroll re elected president as Manners of Robins Nest for crippled children on Broadway Tarrytown hosts annual reception with Rev W Francis Irwin and Mr McLane speakers. Thirty four crippled residents shown, care praised, officers later elected including 1st VP Mrs H V D Black and treasurer Mrs Luke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association
Robins Nest
McLane
Howard Carroll
H. V. D. Black
Thomas Luke
John B. Calvert
Bethel Rutter
W. Barton Rddison
Paul K. Randall
Oliver Little to Build on North F Street Plot
Oliver Little, superintendent of the Leslie R. Palmer estate, plans new construction on North F street. The plans are with contractors and include a small rear garage. The Littles will become permanent Irvington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Little
Leslie R. Palmer
Isaac N. Seligman
North F Street
Mr. Little
Irvington
Victims of Their Own Greed in Bucket Shop Collapse
An editorial notice explains publishing a piece titled Victims of Their Own Greed to warn residents in the district affected by a bucket shop failure. The editor argues frequent warnings against gambling for unknown wealth are needed to curb such schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
Editorial on Greed and Safe Investments in Government Securities
A long editorial criticizes stock speculation and greed behind broker failures. It cites New York Times critique, Iowa oil stock losses, and argues for Treasury Savings Certificates as safe, government backed investments offered at post offices in $25, $100, and $1000 denominations. It warns that many forests of risk lure the public into dangerous ventures and favors prudent, secure savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa
United States
Treasury Savings
Uncle Sam
Charles Gallaway Dies in Jamaica Hospital
Charles Gallaway longtime Irvington resident died Sunday at Jamacia Hospital in his 73rd year. He planned to visit Creedmoor with his son and had been at the high school site awaiting a minor operation. Survived by his wife and three sons Charles William and Arthur, funeral at St Barnabas Church Sunday at 2 PM with interment in Sleepy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gallaway
Irvington
Jamacia Hospital
Jamacia
L. 1
Gallaway
Creedmoor
L. I
North Flet
B Gallaway
Workingmen’s Benevolent Association
Irvington Fire Association
Diamond Lodge No. 555
Dobbs Ferry
Park Improvements Continue At Local Recreation Area
The Park Committee of trustees Cannon Harris and Martha leads efforts to expand amenities. Water supply ready by Monday and shelter for bathers to be added, with benches and other requested features planned as public use grows. The crowd at the point increases daily, signaling strong appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Committee
Cannon
Harris
Martha
Enjoy 450 Mile Auto Trip Through Rome Route
Mrs Edward Terhune of North Street and her sister in law Miss Terhune of Newburg recently enjoyed a 450 mile motor trip from the city to Rome New York both ways. Mrs Terhune praises the many beautiful places seen and the unsurpassed scenic effect along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Terhune
North Street
Miss Terhune
Newburg
Ofter City
Rome
N. Y
Silent Policeman On Firm Concrete Stand Installed
A traffic automatic direction stand was set on a solid concrete base this week. The flash service now runs through a conduit under the street, improving stability and reliability.
Masonic funeral services at the grave conducted by Master Simp son
Masons will hold services at the burial site led by Robert G. Simpson, Master of 555. The event will honor a lodge member with a grave side ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Simpson
555
Barnabas Tennis Club Extends Tourney Schedule
The Club Tournament is extended to allow convalescents to finish games. On July 4 the St Barnabas Club travels to Dobbs Ferry to play the Dobbs Ferry Tennis Club for a Chamber of Commerce cup. All competing members must be paid-up in good standing. dues should be sent to the treasurer before July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Club
Dobbs Ferry
Chamber of Commerce of
Dobbserry
Band Concert Fund Subscribers List and Total
A published list of subscribers to the band concert fund is provided. The required sum is 260.00 dollars, and the on hand total is 250.60 dollars. Names include H Burroughs, William Mitchell, Robert B Stearns, George B Dickinson, Coleman du Pont, Edwin Gould, and others. The list appears truncated after F H Morrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Burrougas
William Mitchell
Robert B. Stearns
Bawin B. Katte
George B. Dickinson
W. Barton Hadisor
Frederick C. Sayles
K. Browning
Adam K. Lake
Henry
Henry 8. Brooks. Mrs. J. Rosvally. Coleman du Pont, Edwin Gould
R. G._ Abercrombie
W. A. Burnham
Howard B. Morris
Henry R. Benjamin
Haward Terhune
F. H. Morrell
Special Meeting of the Irvington Catholic Club
A special meeting of the Irvington Catholic Club will be held at Holy Name Hall on Tuesday evening June 26 at 8 00 o clock. Members are urged to be present and send in news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvingtonatholic Club
Holy Neme Hall
Irvington Plans July Fourth Band Concert
A July 4th band concert honoring veterans is set in Irvington under Philip McGovern Post No. 345 American Legion. A Yonkers military band of 25 pieces will perform at eight, with free admission and town hall fallback in rain. Contributions to treasurer Arthur C. Lord support the event, and any surplus funds go to the Veterans Mountain Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Philip McGovern
American Legion
Yonkers
Arthur C.lord
Herbert C. Dickinson
Mary McGovern
Frank X. Gilligan
George M. Whitmore
Cyrus Field Judson
Veterans’ Mountain Camp
Ordination at Holderness School Chapel
Jute 11th ordains Mr. Walter Hodder as deacon by Rt. Rev. Edward M. Parker, Bishop of New Hampshire. The ceremony in the Chapel of the Holy Cross with Rev. Robert J. Marshall presenting. Hodder, appointed Senior Master last December, will remain on the faculty and lead Missions at Plymouth and North Woodstock under Messrs Marshall and Dunistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas
Vessie Walter Hodder
Eacon
Edward M. Parker
New Hampshire
Holderness
Plymouth
North Woodstock
Marshall
A. M. Dunistan
Latte
St Pauls M E Church Notes Services and Sunday School
The Methodist Episcopal Church will hold morning service with sermon at 11 oclock and evening service at 8 oclock next Sunday. Sunday School meets at 10 oclock with Miss Lulu Buckhout as superintendent. The midweek service is on Wednesday at 7:30. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lulu Buckhout
Riversides to Battle Tuckahoe Next Sunday
Riverside baseball fans prepare for a Sunday game against Tuckahoe A.C. at Kyle Field set for 2 30. The Riverside team unveils new uniforms funded by generous donations and a community fundraising effort. Officials thank supporters and note the money will be spent wisely on a fast well‑dressed nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riversides
Tuckanoe A.C
Kyle Field
Jago Brown Engagement Announced in South Broadway
Walter C. Jago of South Broadway to wed Mildred Irene Brown of Ardsley New York daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick W Brown engagement announced in local notices in the newspaper highlight pending marriage plans and family connections in 1920s era society pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Jago
South Broadway
Mildred Irene
Frederick’ W. Brown
Ardsley, N. Y
Annennoaa
Scouts Off to Camp at Bear Mountain
Troop 1 from Irvington leaves Saturday morning June 23 for Camp Spencer Bear Mountain to act as a Pioneer Troop. Thirty six scouts, the largest in the troop’s history, will stay at Camp Spencer Bear Mountain via Tuxedo N Y. Messages relay from 46 Tuxedo by emergency. Return expected July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Camp Spencer
Bear Mountain
Boy Scouts
Via
Tuxedo
N. Y
Medals Presented to Parochial School Contestants
The medals of honor to the various contestants in the Parochial School were presented to the pupils Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parochiel School
For Sale Ford rumstout car with new paint
Classified notice offering a Ford rumstout in good condition with new paint for 76 dollars. Contact W. P. Evans c/o W. H. Waltz at Hudson Road, Ardaley Park for details and purchase arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Rumstout
W. P. Evans
W. H. Waltz
Hudson Road
Ardaley Park
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Obed's Pumpkins
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Benjamin Franklin
Evelyn and Stanley Adams
Mr. R
Abercrombie
Wilson
Grandma Wilson
Bessie Blake
Anna Minker
Polly Prime
Kathryn Flynn
Buster Black
Salvadore Bianchine
Dan Denis
Frederick King
Mary Donaghy
Margaret Flynn
Josephine King
Ruth Luke Alice
Ruth Goldblatt
John Lourie
Alex
Mackenzie Iil
Mary Pussuck
Martin Thornton
Rita Mulligan
Wilson Family
M. Leon
W. Barton Addison
Lrving
Watson
Supt
F. J. Bierce
Aberccrombie
H. Boyd
Katherine L. Ferguson
Stanley L. Godfrey
Mabel Jamieson
William L. Lennon
Thomas W. Nelson
Daley
Thomas Nelson Stanley Godfrey
D Street
New York Times
Barnabas Tennis Club
Mr. Bierce
William Neely Colton
Maine
Irvington Catholic
Ordin
ST. Paul's
M. E
Jago—Brown
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