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Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1925

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Mrs Donnet Honored For Daring Rescue At Woodlands Lake

Mrs Mariquita Wakehouse Donnet receives the Distingu ished Service Medal from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a neighbor’s loving cup after saving dogs from drowning at Woodlands Lake on February 28, 1928. A board letter honors her mercy to animals and notes other local admirers visiting the scene and presenting congratulations.

American Society For the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals James Donnet Woodlands Lake Mari Qutta Whitehouse Doninett Board of Managers of Thin Society Society Mex Bonnet Humane Society

Miss Mead Undergoes Appendectomy At Dobbs Ferry Hospital

Myrtle Mead daughter of Mr. Mia Alfred Mead of West Cth tonavelite is recovering from an operation for appendicitis performed at the Dobbs Ferry hospital Tuesday evening by Dr Evan J Smith. Miss Mead is popular among village youth and a student at Woods Business School New York City. She was taken ill Tuesday noon and had to leave for home where the necessity for immediate operation was decided. she is resting comfortably and should be at her home soon.

Myrtle Mead Mia Alfred Mead West Cthtonavelite Dobbs Ferry Xood

Frank Huckin Marries Cecelia Marmillion in Sunlit Victory Church

A morning ceremony at 9 30 at Our Lady of Victory Church Sunnyside and Laramie avenues united Frank Huckin Commissioner and Cecelia Marmillion daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund Marmillion of 4305 Milwaukee avenue The Rev Father Eckert officiated Kok singing by William J HIM and Irene Jefferson Love You Truly The bride wore a Bourgette gown pearls and white beads with a pearl headpiece and orange blossoms The bridesmaid Loretta Rel best man Arthur Marmillion The flower girl Catherine Athena nephew Francis Ceell attended After the ceremony a wedding breakfast for about seventy at Portage Park Field House The couple will honeymoon and reside at 34 Montrose Avenue Northwest Herald Chicago

Our Lady of Victory Church Sunnyside Laramie Avenues Cecelia Marmilion Edmund Marmllion Milwaukee Avenue Frank Huckin Pensacola Avenue Ste Father Eckert William J. Him Irene Jefferson Jefferson Catherine Athena Yeas

Birthday and Bridge Party in Honor of Mrs Lutes

Mrs A G Hatnfeld and Mrs E J Lewis hosted twenty guests for a birthday and bridge party Tuesday at Mrs Lewis home. The occasion honored Mrs Alvin Lutes of Moncton New Brunswick Canada and the gathering was described as a very enjoyable evening.

A. G. Hatnfeld Mra E. J. Lewls Lewis Hatnfeld Alvin Lutes Moncton New Brunswick Canada

David Grande Killed When Tractor Overturns in Riverview Manor Work

David Grande longtime Irvington resident now living in Hastings on Hudson died at Dobbs Ferry hospital after a Ford tractor he was driving overturned while helping develop land at Riverview Manor. He suffered severe injuries. surgeons operated but he did not recover. He is survived by a wife and seven children.

David Graiide Uly Baker ‘Lane Hastings-on- Hudson Dobbs Ferry Grande Riverview Manor Hiie

Timely tribute to Mrs Donnet from former resident

A Whipton Irvington couple rescue effort ends with Mrs Donnet saved after leaping into icy Woodlands Lake to save three dogs. She uses a raft, suffers immersion, but is hauled to shore by Jeff and Major and others. The town honors her bravery with canine society praise and a local news note from Friendship Gloucester Yonkers dated March 1, 1925.

Donnet Friendship Gloucester Jappy Major Atlands Lake Irvington Eulle Mrsery Sos Jef Muich Jeff Jof Alo Speedy Stan Mom Santh James Donnat Irvington on-Hudson Woodlands Lake Jom Daghound Bruendship Glouuest St Yonkers, N

Attendees at Coolidge Inauguration Listed in Record

Among those who attended the Inauguration of President Coolidge at Washington D C on March 4th were Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Pateman of Barney Park and Mr. and Mrs Thos Templeton of North D Street.

President Coolidge Washington, D. C Charles M. Pateman Barney Park Thos

Hope Springs Eternal in the Garden of Spring

An optimistic essay urges readers to welcome spring and shed winter’s coldness embracing renewal. It argues against prejudice and sectarian zeal, noting God’s rain and beauty reach all gardens regardless of race or heritage, and invites reflection as March arrives.

God

Palmer couple return from Mediterranean trip abroad

Mr and Mrs Leslie R Palmer of Sunnyside Lane have returned from a three month Mediterranean cruise aboard the Red Star liner. The voyage was greatly enjoyed by the prominent society couple who have long been part of local social life.

MR. and Mrs.'l Palmer Leslié R. Palmer Oreat Sunnyaide Lane

Entertainment: Dance at Holy Name Hall March seventeenth

An entertainment and dance will be held at Holy Name Hall on Tuesday evening March 17 at 8 15 o clock. A special mule has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets are fifty cents.

Holy Name Hall

Proposed Westchester County Charter Wins Board Endorsement

The proposed charter for Westchester County was approved by the Board of Supervisors and sent to the State Legislature for approval. It will go to a countywide referendum at the next general election in November. The commission urges citizens to study the provisions as the new form creates a county head and aims to simplify administration.

Westchester County Board of Supervisors Westeh

Pinafore at Northfield Chih Receives Warm Appreciation

The Northfield Chih thanks volunteers for Pinafore success. A transformed stage into an English ship pleased the audience with sailor maidens and moonlit scenes. Spotlight help from James Brown of New York enhanced realism. The audience turnout was notably sympathetic and appreciative.

Northfield Chih Josephine Butterleup James Brown New York

Diamond reception at Town Hall held by Lodge 555

Lodge No 555 of Dobbs Ferry hosts annual diamond reception at the Town Hall on April 1. The hall chairman this year is FT Raban. The event draws large local interest from Irvington residents and Dobbs Ferry alike, reflecting the lodge’s well known standing.

Lodge No. 555 Dobbs Ferry Raban Irvington Dob Ferry

Girl Scouts Receive Training from Cal Benjamin Arnold

Irvington and Dobbs Ferry Girl Scouts hosted Cal Benjamin Arnold, in charge of military training at the College of the City of New York, for a weekend drill. Arnold praised the session as a Red Letter Day for the troop as eight Scouts passed the First Aid tests, two were ill and unable to complete. The cooking test followed, with one minor indigestion incident noted. Theodore H. Dinkel of Cornish, N. H., visited earlier in the week.

Cal Benjamin Arnold College of the City of New York Irvington Dobbs Farry Arnold A. K. Arnold West, Paint Kulinlo

Local 1925 Nine O'Clock Revue Talent Signed

The 1925 Nine O Clock Revue in Tarrytown signs Mrs Nelson in Tos Cape Mrs Rowland Mathes Dobby Ferry Mrs Gordon Harris Mrs William Kimbel Ardsley Park Mrs deForest Carmen Hastings Ardsley Park John Wheeler Hastings Miss Eilen Zinsser Hastings Mrs John Zinsser Hastings Tho John Rogers Producing Company will stage the production and furnish costumes George Alles will direct as last year. Much fine talent has been signed and several acts have begun rehearsals.

Tarrytown Nelson Tos Cape Arimey Parke Aiee Rutrigee Hastings John N.’ Wheeler Ardaley Parks Eilen Zinsser John Zinsser John Rogers George Alles

Tarrytown Hospital Patient Totals And Transfers

Tarrytown Hospital daily counts show patients remaining in hospital on January 1 and February 1, with admissions births and infant figures, total cases and emergency stats. The report lists discharges, transfers, ambulances, charity patients, and long term care, along with several named individuals and scrap book mentions.

Arrows Dance and Big Game Reach Irvington

The Arrows announce their first annual St Patrick’s Eve dance on March 16 at Holy Name Hall with tickets fifty cents. The event aims to become a yearly hit, while a high profile game against Dobbs Ferry’s “The Five” is scheduled Tuesday, promising a strong hard fought basketball contest.

Arrow St. Patrick's Eve Holy Name Hall Arrows Dobbs Ferry Tts Fakilla

Konrad Accepts City Position As Secretary In New York

Miss Helen J. Konrad of North Street has taken a duties as secretary to lawyer Bernard Flexner at 1 Wall Street New York City. Flexner is brother to Dr. Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute. She begins on March 16.

Helen J. Konrad North Stroct Bernard Flexner Wall Street New York City Flexner Simon Flexner Rockefeller Institute Konrad Marek

Village Trust Vote for Adon’s Harris and Barton Edson

Village trust election stands for candidates Adon and Harris with William Barton Edson in focus. Voters decide on leadership and future governance at local council meeting. Ballot actions include trust oversight and community project funding. The result will shape village direction and policy priorities.

Village Trust Adon Harris William Barton Eddison

Holy Name Society Holds Monthly Communion Service

The Holy Name Society plans its regular monthly communion service next Sunday under Rev. T. J. Donlon and Rev. Ernest Badecke. All men and youths in the parish are urged to attend the 30 o'clock Mass. John Fallon contacts the president, with secretary John O'Meara.

Holy Name Society T. J. Donlon Ernest Badecke Pari John Fallon North H Street John O'Meara

St Pauls Methodist Church Notes

The pastor will conduct services with a morning sermon at 11 and an evening service at 7 45. Sunday School at 10 oclock and Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8. Praise waits for thee O God Zion and unto thee shall the vow be performed all flesh shall come.

Sesalon Zion

Strawberry Hill Changes Hands in Hudson Valley Sale

The Victorian estate Strawberry Hill in Irving Country near Tarrytown sold to Judge John A. Bolles. The Seacres property with main residence and outbuildings was held at 100000 dollars, brokered by George Howe, Inc. The sale links to Dexter W. Hewitt and neighboring estates of Caldwell and May.

Strawberry Hill Dexter W. Hewitt Seacres Hudson Irving Country G. B. Caldwell W. J. May John A. Bolles Tarrytown New York George Howe, Inc

Town Hall Barn Dance Tickets For March 28

Tickets are selling fast for the Barn Dance at the Town Hall on Saturday evening March 28. Boxes have been taken by Mrs Thomas Luke and Mrs Franklin Halies, along with those listed in last week’s notice. Debutantes and sub debutantes in still maid costume will include Katharine Luckett Elizabeth Katte Margaret Thalman Mary Anna Nisbet Edith Jaffray Sally Brooke Eleanor Phillips and Mia Plats. The Yale Hawaiian Trio and Yale Orchestra will perform with a twenty minute interval and two dancing numbers. Attend in costume and bring a lunch box for two. some boxes contain prizes. Date is Saturday March 28 from 8:20 till midnight.

Mra Thomas' Luke Franklin Halies Katharine Luckett Misa Elizabeth Katte Margaret Thalman Mary ‘Anna Nisbet Edith ‘Jaffray Misa'Sally Brooke Alin Pene Margaret 'Brool Eleanor Yale

Whitmore to Address Washington Irving High Students

Rev George M Whitmore will address the students of the Washington Irving High School Friday morning He spoke before the staff of North Tarrytown High School a few days ago The report notes his prior engagement and the public speaking duty at the city school event.

George M. Whitmore Washington Irving H Washington Irving High School Mr. Whitmore North Tarrytown High School

Along Broadway Notes and Local Arrivals

Ars Jamméa Shields of Park Avenue left Thursday for Richmond Virginia. Mrs F D Brown of Goats Way Augusta Georgia spending the month in Augusta. Job wanted for a Saturday young man 18 years old pupil seeks work. Apply Gazette office 100 Main Street Levington W.

Ars. Jamméa Shields Park Ave Richmond F. —O—— D. Brown Goatway Ark Augusta Main Street Tevington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Donnet Miss_MEAD Cecelia Marmillion Henry H. Cannon David Grande Bret Frank Yeager North HW Irving Town Hall Girl Scouts Theodore H. Dinkel Cornah N. H Tarrytown Music Hall Tarrytown Hospital Wis Wuring Sanitary Mra H. D. Estabrook Flowers Towers Oriole Adelio Rochester Mary Howitt Frances Walt Jane Patterson Maga J. Konrad Nevin Dupont Jeraey Frederick J. Hoff ST. Paul's M. E Arbles Hudson River Music School
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