Graduation in Ardsley eighth grade features recitations and songs
The Ardsley village eighth grade graduation program included recitations songs and music with graduates showing talent and progress Dr A S Clayton delivered the charge to the class Names Kathy Const Mary Cut eraighty Charles Hal Frank doz Margaret Metl Li Joseph Jotte Munck jetson MS Robertson and others are noted attendance and awards The Dr G Q Johnson left to attend a Health Officers Conference in Saratoga An Epworth League picnic featured Miss Edith Reynolds Finn Miller and Oscar Acker on the winning baseball team A lightning strike damaged the home of Mrs Jennie Edmunds near the village A serine accident near Volliston River involved two autos and hospital reports are included A correction is issued regarding Miss Maude Constable and her condition Hospital status for Constable is clarified Ardsley activities include dress award at the Asbury MoE Church Home and School Association prizes to Miss Lilian Quimby and Mr Stewart Amke First case of 1922 al ion series heard in Police Court Mrs Adams return to Ardsley from California.
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Pruning Tips for Early Blooming Shrubs at Home
A home care note advises pruning early flowering shrubs right after flowering to reduce weed growth and ease future handling. The piece hints at seasonal timing for yard maintenance and mentions common garden concerns observed in households.
Forty-One Years A Telephone Girl Is Her Record
Miss Mary G. Paul of Lam bert Paterson New Jersey marks forty-one years of service with the New York Telephone Company. A party and eight star service pin honor her calm, helpful work and spirit of service. Associates recall her patience and dedication as key to a life long in the trade. A novelty 1881 costume basket of roses accompanied a fitting poem from a colleague.
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Obituary of Nepperhan church pastor's wife dies at home
Mrs. Blackie, wife of Rev Dr JackIe Blackie, longtime Nepperhan church pastor, died suddenly at 21 Tuckahoe Road. Born Morzi Nod to the late Mr and Mrs Walam Babbies, she was a community figure whose husband served in Morris Apsil Is and Woodlawn ME Church. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning in Memorial Church with Rev Richard J Wilson officiating. Interment in Mer t fan NJ. The family had resided in the city before Dr Jackie's charge at Woodlawn. Mrs Blackie leaves sons William R Oscar and Stewart and sisters Mrs Kroner Mrs Elizabeth Coleman and Mrs A.
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Veterans Earn Diamond Emblems for Two Centuries in Service
Recognition paid to 4 veterans quanta totaling 211 years in the telephone field. Wills in Albany received a diamond emblem in May for 59 years of service, Eddy entered in 1876, Speicher Dean of Linemen with 54 years at Newark, and Martin Joyce honored in Elizabeth for over Atty years in telephony beginnings with Western Union in 1870.
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Directory of Village Officers and Local Organizations
Directory lists village officers including President William C. Lawrence and Treasurer Isabel McCartne, fire, police, and church officers, and local clubs such as Ardsley M E Church, St Barnabas Chapel, Ardsley Fish and Game Protection, Ardsley Tennis Club, American Legion Post 458, and agents for The Aetna Life Insurance companies. Includes names for collector, treasurer, clerks, trustees, and club presidents with multiple officers and roles.
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Telephone company fire prevention drill in Brooklyn yard
New York Telephone Company workers staged a fire prevention and firefighting drill at 81 Willoughby Street Brooklyn. A back yard display showed fires from incipient to advanced stages using sand and water to combat blazes while noting equipment sensitivity to water. Company rules emphasize location material and headway to determine extinguishing method and require operatives to position themselves above the fire to work downward. The NY Telephone has maintained a strong loss record over the years.
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State News Briefs From New York Scene
A curent digest notes ministers schedules in Peekskill and Albany offices. The State Conservation Commission withdrew bird protection permits for fruit growers while declaring a need for damage proofs. Other items list church changes, tax data, prize essays, a Hiroshima toast, a $600 purse for a church fundraiser, and local incidents including a tractor accident death and train crossings fatalities.
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