Local Items From Irvington and Vicinity
Mrs Wm H Benjamin and daughter Isabel will spend June and July at Sanderstown. An awning was placed at Abercrombie Brothers store with Stuerer and Hadley of Tarrytown in charge. J Touhey added a new concrete walk on Main Street. Mr and Mrs Moses McKay of Bilson estate sail for Europe for health reasons. Notable local visits include Crisfield Owen and Graber in Newburgh. Mamie Boyle of New York hosted by Mrs Henry G Nichols. Grounds of the High School decorated by janitor Charles Gallaway with plants from J M Cooke. Alderman Frank Kittle to move to Abercrombie apartments July 1. New Central Lines train service adds an 8:38 express from New York. The Imperator visited Hoboken. local interest in shipping. For July 4, Gazette publication moves to Thursday. Foresters of America Court Sunnyside No. 209 plans October initiation. officers to address. K B Conger and son Kenyon of Barney Park head to Saranac Lake for summer. The two-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Di Chala died recently. interment Sleepy Hollow. Mrs George H Mairs leaves for Arizona. Miss Dorothy Black sails for Europe for three months. Presbyterian Church Sunday morning features Booker T Washington of Tuskegee Institute. Dr Russell to deliver athletic address “Li” at 7 pm. this will be his last rest until autumn.
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Presbyterian Church
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Washington
Russell
Irvington Nebraska Post Office Advertised Letters
United States Post Office Irvington Nebraska lists advertised letters dated June 29 1913. Names include Abcar Curran Epstein Kennedy Lynch Towne Hapgood crodman Woody and Mrs J H Woody among others referenced by Readers Service notices.
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United States
Irvington
Lewis
Abcar
Phil . Curran
Epstein
John Kennedy
T. J. Lynch
Edwin Towne
Mra
H. Hapgood
Cfrodman
J. H. Woody
Irvington Pavement
Compg
Pressure Auto Oiler At Work In Village Streets
Over the past week Standard Oil Co of New York operated a high pressure road oiler in the village, laying dust with a patent mist. Charles S Maschal supervised the work for the Standard Oil Road Dept. Two operators and John F. Tewey, under Street Commissioner McNeilly, assisted as the apparatus moved toward the Ferry.
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Standard Oi! Co
New York
Standard ON Co
United States
Charles S. Maschal
Standard Oil Co
ths'Ferry
John’ F.¢ Tewey
McNeilly
Dividend Declared by Greenburgh Savings Bank
The Trustees of Greenburgh Savings Bank announce a six month dividend ending June 20 1913 at four percent per annum on all deposits entitled thereto. Also notes mall schedule dated June 23 1943 with references to Clove and Mille Arrive Rab.
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North
Dobbs Ferry Board Grants Tennis Courts Fundraiser
At a special meeting the Board of Education approved laying out tennis courts on land west of the Appleton Building and using the school auditorium for a fund raiser to purchase a stereoticon for school use. The Budget Exhibit was issued, touting Dobbs Ferry as a residence. copies available from board members. The Alumni Association dance was held Friday June 20 in the gym. The annual track meet with Irvington and Hastings High Schools was held at Hastings. Dobbs Ferry won with 63 points, Irvington 32, Hastings 5. third victory needed for permanent prize. Obituaries note the death of Theodore Clough, a Mohican Club founder, with funeral at his residence and burial at Sleepy Hollow. Sacred Heart Lawn Party set for July 3 at Brookside Park with children’s games. Harold Storms returns from Wesleyan for summer vacation.
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Board of Education
Home and School Association
Appleton
Ralalni
Board of Trustees
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington
Hastings
Hast Inge
Hastings Tennis Champion Triumph at Tower Ridge
Percival Nash won the Hastings on Hudson tennis tournament Sunday at Tower Ridge Yacht Club defeating Joseph Sidenburg 6 3 36 63 in a quirky scoreline. Other local items note children garden work starting, a high school class day, the William Blain funeral, and plans for Old Home Day.
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Percival Nash
Tower Ridge Yacht Club
Joseph Sidenburg
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Abercrombie
Grocers
Irvington-On-Hudson
N.Y
John H. Barr
Squibbs
Merck’s
Schiefflin’s
Fairchild’s
Burrough & Wellcome’s
Wyeth’s
Main Street
Irvington N. Y
Pateman
Lockwood and
Irvington,,n. Y
JE. Crawford
West
Second .Street
Mount. Vernon
Fidelity Surety
W. R. Morris
H. H. Cannon
Irvington, N. Y
E. Cavagnaro
California
Irvington, X.Y
Wan. F. Smith
the Irvington
Ideal Shoe
Peter Maffucci
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Mews
Wm. H. Benjamin
Isabel
Sanderstown
Abercrombie Brothers
Messrs. Stuerer
Hadley
Tarrytown
Me J. Touhey
Moses McKay
Bilson Estate
Europe
Mr. McKay
Charles Tellboock
Crisfield
William Owen
Fred Graber
Newburgh
Mamie Boyle
New York City
Henry G. Nichols
Charles Gallaway
J. M. Cooke
Glenville
Galkaway
W. T. Frank
Pot On
Theodore Nisbet
J. H. Whitehouse
Irving
East Irvington
Friendship Gloucester
Columbus
Ohio
P. B. van Syckel
Sunnyside Park
Wm. F. Smith
Clara Radcliff
Jesse Newman
Yonkers
Friends
Joseph McCarthy
White Plains
Joe
Harry Hazient
Cnautreur
Hugh Hill
Pittsdare
Mr. Hazlett
Mercer, Pa
Frank Kittle
Abercrombie Apartments
Central
Imperator
Hoboken
Henry J. Lathrop
Irvington Paste Club
Immaculate Conception
Ryel
Beach
Court Sunnyside ‘No
Foresters of America
The
Foresters
K. B. Conger
Kenyon
Conger
Barney Park
Saranac Lake
Daugher
Peter di Chala
Sleepy Hollow
George H. Mairs
Arizona
Dorothy Black
North Broadway
Miss Black
Garo Us
Greenburgh Savings Bank
DOBBS
Ferry, Nys
W. Ward Tompkins
Mille
Rab
Irvington National Bank
F. Chichester
Dobbs. Ferry
Emma Losee
Mrs. Holmes
Philadelphia
Frederick M. Cromwell
Wm. B. Davidson
Bing- Jey Anderson
Grace Smith
Orr's Island
Maine
Theodore Clough
Mohican Club
Clough
Sacred Heart Church
Brookside Park
Harold Storms
Wesleyan
Hastings-On-Hudson
Otis Swift
Mount Vernon
William Blain
William ‘T. Gould, Jr
Eastern
Penn
Riverview Manor
Regent's
Tracy Freeman
Nyack
Rosamonde Whiteside
Olga Solga
Grammer
Willam. Gould
Palisades
Irvington Gazette
Giants
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