Westchester Red Cross Irvinton and Ardsley Branch Report
The Irvington Westchester County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports active work across East Irvington Hillside and Ardsley areas. A 1204-member auxiliary, 80 in five surgical dressings classes, weekly executive meetings, and monthly public meetings highlight ongoing relief through clothing drives, book collections for battleships, Christmas packages, civilian relief, and hospital support including a grand piano for the recreation room.
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Irvington
Westchester County
The
American Red Cross
East Irvington
Union Chapel
Pennybridge
Hillside
Zoe Church of the Immaculate Conver
Om . ‘X'men’s Auxiliary
Dashwood
Wm. Barton Eddison
Smith
Acheson
Millicent Lew
Helen Lewis
Misses Elder
Bing
Cannon
Mr. McCormack
Raban
Bir
J. D
Motor Corps
Gwendolen Dashwood
Elizabeth Creighton
Sexton
Ardsley
Yonkers
Eist
Low
East View
Chas, Partee
Parsons
Financial Statement Apr 1917 to Jun 1919 Receipts and Disbursements
A historical financial statement shows receipts from donations events and pledges totaling 333,080.64 with various sources listed such as Miss Mary St J Mair Luke Eaythe Parsons and the Sodality of Children of Mary. Disbursements cover rent wages furniture packing printing and hospital and ambulance costs linked to war relief efforts including Westchester County Chapter of the Red Cross and funds for soldiers. The record notes monthly pledges for the war duration and closes with cash in bank June 27 1919.
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Mary St. J. Mair
Luke
Eaythe Parsons
D. G. Bald
Ladies
Misses Lewis
Sodality of
Golding
George
Companions of the Forest
St. Barnabas Church
Church of the
Imma Methodist Episcopal Sundries
Red Cross
A. K. Luke's Garden
Ardsley Club
Mai Ruth Draper
Dance of the Nations
Cinderella
Edith Jaffray
Red Cross Bridge Club
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Immaculate Conception
Carl Vietor
Irvington Fire Association
C. H. Matthiessen
Wm. B. May
Sundeles
Workingmen’s Benevolent Association
Strollers Social Club
Atalian
Berettas IY
Westchester County
France
Ossining
Fort Slocum
East Vie
Fune
Edythe Parsons
W. K. Furne
Charles F. Huston
Dennison Onolit
David Luke
F. M. Haines
Duncan Fraser
W. A. Parsons
Hugh Hill
Carroll Dunham
Cho Eddison
B. Cavagnaro
Thornsuke
Wm. B. Morris
Mra
A. C. Laffan
Slaney C. Borg
Margaret M
Tewey
Allen K. Snyder
Irvington Scout Medal Presented at Town Hall
President Dickinson awarded the Village of Irvington Scout Medal for 1918 19 to Frederick Bilas after a vote by Troop No. 1 and the Court of Honor. The ceremony followed a parade by Irvington Troop 1 with district officials and leaders in attendance.
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Village OF
Irvington
Frederick Bliss
Dickinson
Trvington
Dickingon
Village
Arthur Anderson
Eben Duncan
Raymond Morrell
Winener
Itelf
Frederick Bilas
Bliss
Bilas
Vilegant
Morrell
Captain Black
Tg. Earley
Colton
Conger
Hugh Hill
John H. Barr
T Raban
RV. Lewis
Afteen
Church of the Open Door Jesus Dobbs Ferry Sunday Service
The Church of the Open Door in Dobbs Ferry announces Sunday worship on June 29 at 10 46. Mr Bird will speak in the last service in the Presbyterian Church until August 3. In July the congregation will worship at the Summer Field. Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Church of the Open Door
Dobbs Ferry News Highlights Local Social Scene
Dobbs Ferry residents renew acquaintances and attend dances and parties. Engagement announced between Florence Grace Bedell of Livingston Ave and Clarence Hyatt of Croton on Hudson. Mazel Goetz recovering from a minor operation. Miss Filemino Ricciardi enjoys a two week vacation. Jack Bissett, recently back from overseas, visits town. William Kelly from New York City visits. Public School closes with a children’s program. eight high school graduates and seventeen grammar pupils. Yale’s Prof. H. D. Fairchild addresses the ceremony. Joseph Ryan now employed in Philadelphia. Sacred Heart Church Sunday School closes for summer. Julius De Marco returns from overseas for a visit. Dobbs Ferry hosts Block Dance in Hastings. plans for July 4th event. Lawn Party at Sacred Heart Church successful. Miss G Semel visits from Mount Vernon. Packard automobile collision with Ford on the street near the public school. two occupants injured, chauffeur arrested. Miss Francis Murphy visiting Yonkers. Every Name Campaign preparations begin with St Barnabas Rectory grounds event hosted by Mrs Theodorus Balley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Richardson
Dobbs Ferry
Florence Grace Bedell
Livingston Avenue
Clarence Hyatt
Croton on-Hudson
H. D. Fairchild
Yale Unniversity
Ryn
Board of Education
Joseph Ryan
Philadelphia
Sacred Heart Church
G. Semel
Mount Vernon
Packard
Ford
J. Burke
Irvington
Local Briefs From East Irvington And Nearby
Yonkers visitors and local events fill East Irvington notes. A Maplewood F C of Yonkers loss 11 to 2 on home ground. a France gift lamp from a husband to Mrs F Dorety. Delia Mulligan wedding in Immaculate Conception Church. a Dobbs Ferry car crash injures Eugene Kennedy and Edward Jordan, both recovering. A North Broad party, Miss Buckley dies at Mountain Road, funeral at Immaculate Conception Church, Sleepy Hollow burial.
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John Dunn
Yonkers
Maplewood F. C
James Divney
Delia Mulligan
Immaculate Concepion Church
Dobbs Ferry High School
Edward Burke
Eugene Kennedy
Dobbs Ferry
Edward Jordan
Ford
Mr. Burke
Mary Elizabeth Buckley
Mountain Road
Immaculate Conception
T. J. Earley
Sleepy Hollow
Miss Buckley
Junior Guild Garden Fete and Fair at Devon Hall
The Junior Guild of the Robins Nest will hold a Garden Fete and Fair at Devon Hall the residence of Airs. Adam K Luke for the Robins Nest on July 19 from three to seven o clock There will be a Band Concert fortune teller refreshments and many other attractions All are warmly invited and urged to attend with children.
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Robins Nest
Devon Hall
Airs
Adam K. Luke
Jtrteks
Boy Scout Drive Totals Over $600 Promises Continued Effort
Donors from every village section support a Boy Scout Drive led by Mia H V D Black with more than six hundred dollars secured for the cause. Reverend Benjamin H Everitt to preach at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday presenting the claims of The New Era. Attendance expected around 200.
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Boy Scout Drive
Mia. H. V. D. Black
Benjamin H. Everitt
THE
Presbyterian Church
Benjamin H. Iveritt
Irwin
Celebration Notes Urge Parade Mobilization in Irvington
The Fourth of July parade hinges on village societies joining in a general mobilization. Captain Black asks all organizations to respond promptly. Invitations to a banquet have been mailed, with the plan to honor War Workers and service personnel with medals and ribbons.
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Captain Black
Irvington
Ionor
Army
Navy
Barking Dog Nuisance Reported by Residents
Complaints from Harriman Road describe continuous barking and howling of outdoor kennels at night. Residents report dogs being chained and left to howl from nightfall to dawn, causing grave annoyance and potential health effects. Neighbors urge owners to act to end the nuisance before it worsens.
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Harriman Road
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Irvington and
Ardsley- Judson Branch
Mer
Cannat ‘Cross of the
Public
Womer eClub
Pariah House
Hugh ‘Mill
Hee Bean
Robertson
Church OF the Door
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y
Wome
Mia Haneous
Katharine Corbin Parsons
Chatrm
Pace
Greenburgh Savings Bank
dJuly
Kent
New York City
Mazel Goetz
William Kelly
Joseph Donato
Julius de Marco
Hastings
Every Name
MoCormick
Theodorus Balley
East
Alfred Taxter
Anna Faase
Cornwall, N.Y
Miles Lilian Buse
North, Broad
Barking Dog
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