Red Cross Urges Clothing Production for War Sufferers
February 25 1921 a Red Cross appeal through division managers urges workers to mobilize for relief in Europe and other war torn areas. A plan authorizes sewing of 100 petticoats and plain clothing per the Red Cross pattern No 108 for shipment to Store No 24 Bush Terminal Brooklyn by April 1, with workrooms in churches and home sewing allowed.
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Acheson
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Esurope
Washington
A. Ik. C. Shoul
Fab Savion
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
N. Y
Irvington Branch seeks volunteers for garment work
ROH Bell chapter Prodi announces a call for Irvington women to take home sewing work. On Monday afternoon March 14 at St Barnabas Parish House, members will distribute tasks or arrange home deliveries upon receipt of a card. Georgina E Acheson chairs the Irvington Branch.
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Irvington
St. Barnabas Parish House
Georgina E. Acheson
Irvington Brane
Missionary meeting transport from St Barnabas Ardsley
3 Motor Corps St Barnabas Woman's Auxiliary provides cars for members attending the Alaskan missions meeting at St Barnabas Chapel Ardsley on March 18. Depart from Parish House at 2:30 p.m. Contingents from Tarrytown Dobbs Ferry and Hastings attend. Speaker Miss Wright Nenana Alaska to return soon. Dr Wood foreign secretary to speak. slides shown. work of Archdeacon Stuck noted.
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St. Barnabas Church
St. Barnabas Chapel
Ardsley
St. Barnabas
Tarrytown
Dobbs Ferry
Hastings
Wright
Nenana
Alaska
Wood
Department of Missions
The
Episcopal Church
Son Born to the Blanchards in Ardsley Park
The Blanchard family welcomed a healthy newborn son on Thursday. Mrs. Blanchard and baby are reported in excellent health. The Blanchards reside in their own home, formerly C. C. Paulding estate, after previously occupying the A. K. Wood cottage at Ardsley Park. In a separate note, The Chauffeurs under George Oetgen defeated the Big Five led by Charles McCall at Pastime alleys Thursday evening.
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Rollo K
Blanchard
Stork
Blancharda
C. C. Paulding
A. K. Wood
Ardsley Park
George Oetgen
Charles McCall
The Crucifixion Soloists Set for Palm Sunday Service
The Palm Sunday program at St. Barnabas Church features William Mecdurald and Alex Grooks voiceing as soloists from All Angels New York, Fred Patton of Fith Avenue Presbyterian, and Leroy Brooks of St. Barnabas. A 30 member choir trained by Harry Woodstock will accompany the 8 pm service open to the public.
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Skainers
St. Barnabas Church
William Mecdurald
Alex Grooks
All ‘Anges Choir
New York
Fred Patton
Fith Avenue Presbyterian Choir
Leroy Brooks
St. Barnaban Choir
Harry Woodstock
St. Barnabas
Special Meeting Notice at Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association
A special meeting of the Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association was convened to arrange and discuss urgent hospital matters. Attendees included association members and hospital officials to review arrangements and actions required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs Ferry
Appreciation for Services in Irvington Exalts Human and Divine Duty
A village report lauds residents for service beyond pay, highlighting Highway Superintendent James McNeilly’s nightly and daily work. It frames public duty as earthly care and divine stewardship, urging tax payers to contribute sacrifice and service for community, state, and nation.
Fire Dept Notes on Self-Governance and Team Play
A column discusses internal governance of a self-run department, stressing consulting heads, discipline systems, and leadership discretion. It recounts a past ticketing incident, mentions a special meeting planned for Monday, and notes the company basketball team's recent and upcoming performances with players nicknamed Joe Polly Gypsy and others.
American Commit tee for Irish Relief at Tawa Hall
Local committees plan a March event at Tawa Hall to raise funds for Irish relief. The program includes games at 8:30 with a new spectator scoring form, followed by dancing and abundant refreshments. Charles McCall has been named floor manager. A final meeting will be held Monday at M. J. Tynan’s home.
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Tawa
Teeporis
Sid Ier
Charles McCall
Haa
Mt Toottog
M. J. Tynan
North Broadway
Central Lines layoff hits Irvington residents
The New York Central Lines recent drastic act cuts work force, affecting about 18 Irvington and East Irvington residents. Another lay-off is expected as talks continue.
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New York Central Lines
Irvington
East Irvington
Fourteenth Prize Speaking Contest planned for April
Irvington Public Schools notes show the Prize Speaking Contest likely in the first week of April after Easter. Biology class contests feature Edna Krum, John Sweetman as leaders in Biology A. Biology B led by Mary Kelly and Kathryn Lyden. Freshmen organize. new officers elected: President Francis Maffucci, Vice President Ruth Roane, Secretary Permelia Haye. treasurer May retains post. Ex temporaneou r contest winners include Helen Zanzer and Emma N Allieon among girls. Ernest Jochon and William Runkles among boys. Public speaking results secure a silver cup for I H 3 students and a planned return party for Sophomores. Next Saturday’s Terminal event to involve many from here.
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Ike
Edna Krum
John Sweetman
Anna Kelly
Kathryn Lyden
Mary Kelly
Irvington Public Schools
Francis Maffucci
Ruth Roane
Permelia Haye
Miss May
Treaato
D. M. Sheppard
Dobbs Ferry
Helen Zanzer
Ardsley
Mma N. Alliéon
Ernest Jochon
Irvington
William Runkles
Tess
Reappointed Supervising Principal At Irvington Schools
At a special Board of School Trustees meeting Monday evening Fred J. Blerce was reappointed Supervising Principal for the coming year at a salary of 3500 dollars.
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Board of
Fred J. Blerce
Irvington
Migratory Bird Protections Seen Boosting Populations
Audubon notes report Canada and the United States enforcing treaty protections for migratory birds leading to rising numbers of ducks geese and woodcock. Observations from Washington and the Potomac area show birds feeding peacefully near the White House as calls grow for more funding to enforce laws and establish bird refuges.
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Canada
United States
New York Herald
Washington
Virginia
Potomac River
Washington Monument
White House
Hymn Practice At St Darnabay Church On Sunday
The congregation of St Darnabay church is invited to sing new hymns at an 8 o clock Sunday practice. The Episcopal church has released a new hymnal and many parishioners have purchased it. The rector aims to broaden familiarity and introduce finer additions for those who wish to sing but do not know the tunes.
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St. Darnabay Church
Episcopal Church
Show and Dance at Town Hall Returns After Two Years
Ye given no entertain ment at the Town Hall for two years at ont Voit Tot they are coming back with us. No fouling. MleKee's prchestra has been engaged. Cor a dance, and the show which vill pro ceed the dance will wage some very original features. Perhaps the most novel scenes are those which will depict the 18h bute, of the "Hardiey Golf Course" with an insortment of characters all players and caddies will recognize. The Ladies of the Handley Golf Club are reposted to be making a Close study on neighboring Inks in order to reproduct the tafere Lwshiong inv costume. All the Actressees are extremely beautiful. Joan O'Connor will take the leading role, James Lyden as Kitty O'Day, Sale Wood and Edward Costello as cowboys. Those who are suffering from srl gention are advised to attend and laugh it out.
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MleKee
Handley Golf Club
Joan O'Connor
James
Kenneth Lyden
Kitty O'Day
Sale Wood
Edward Costello
Diamond Lodge Plans Big Diamond Lodge Event At Dobbs Ferry
Diamond Lodge No 555 F and A M of Dobbs Ferry secures Town Hall at Diamond Lodge for April 8 in a push to boost Own Our Own Home funds and temple plans. Robert G Simpson chairs the committee with F W Ravekes H W Jewell N C Templeton and a large auxiliary group coordinating. J H Templeton Jr begins his 1921 schedule to lead the county lodges.
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Diamond Lodge No
Dobbs Farry
555
Temple
Robert G. Simpson
F. W. Ravekes
H.W. Jewell
N. C. Templeton
W. D. Kirk
A. Graber
Irvington
W. A. Proud
Oot
Oscar A. Olsen
Ardsley
4. M. Lindenstruth
Joshua Mc Slintock
Dobbs Ferry
Fred J. Cochrane
Wm. A. Sargent
J. H. Templeton, Jr
Diamond
Courtland Smith for 3D Assistant P M General
Rumor in Washington circles says Courtland Smith of Matthiessen estate is slated for the position of Assistant Postmaster General. He is president of the American Press Advertising Agency at 239 West 42nd Street, New York City, a leading authority on newspaper matters and advertising in the United States.
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Washington
Matthiessen
Courtland ‘Smith
Smith
Him
American Press Advertising Agency
West Ath Street
New York City
Supervisor Millard Judges at High School Contest
One of the three judges at the high school contest last Friday evening was Supervisor Chas D. Millard of Larrytown. Accompanying the genial county official was Mrs Millard who greeted friends and enjoyed the event as much as her well known husband.
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Chas. D. Millard
Larrytown
Firemen Answer Call to East Irvington Cottage Fire
Irvington firemen answered a call to East Irvington this afternoon to fight flames destroying a small cottage and garage on Mountain Road. Arrival found water supply unavailable and efforts too late to help.
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Irvington
East Irvington
Saturday School Movies Program Attracts Community
A Saturday program features a big feature film, a comedy, a scenic title The Why of a Volcano and a news reel of President Harding's inauguration. Matinees start at 2 with free admission for children, adults pay 20 cents. Mrs Blake directs and the aim is to boost school cinema attendance.
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Harding
Blake
Holy Name Society to Hold Quarterly Communion Service
The Holy Name Society will hold its quarterly communion next Sunday March 13 at 8:30 am Mass. All members are urged to attend the services and stay for the meeting after communion, per Rev. Moderator J. Donlon. Emphasis on both old and young members.
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Holy Name Society
J. Donlon
Hastings-on-Hudson Social Roundup at Manor Homes
Hastings on Hudson notes list residents and guests with social events around Riverview Manor. Mentions include Hasting sons and Mrs Lindsay sailing to Cuba, tea hosted by Mrs J V McAdam, bridge at Rim Place, and convalescence of Edwin D Peck after Dobbs Ferry Hospital surgery. Also records linen shower for Maud Wand, visits by Ella Dorland, and dinners hosted by E Palmer, L Buck, W A Bridgeman, and Edmund Billings with local friends and out-of-town guests.
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J. V. McAdam
John Holzderber
Rim Place
Bridge
Reginald Wand
Yonkers
Indaw
Maud Wand
Ridgefield Place
Hastings
Ee William Yates
Cold Springs
N. Y
Riverview Manor
Edgar Johnson
Peg O
New York City
W. A. Bridgeman
Maplewood
New Jersey
Edmund Billings
the Manor
Special Meeting of Irvington Fire Department Viewed for Future
Irvington Fire Association No 1 and Irvington Fire Company plan a special 8 pm meeting to discuss the organization’s future, hear the committee on appraisement report, and note the presence of Ossindey Village Board member Mr Powers.
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Irvington Fire Association
Irvington Fire Department
Irvington Fire Company
Powers
Ossindey
Ford Carb Jeeps A Bov ine Mhone Hastings S02
Readable fragments note Hastings and A bovine mhone reference alongside Ford Carb Jeeps. This item appears as a damaged snippet with unclear context and missing action or outcome. Further readable text needed for a concrete summary.
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FORD
Jeeps
Bovine
Mhone
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Roh. Bell
Prodi
Motor Corps
St. Barnabas Woman’s Auxiliary
Blanchards
James McNeilly
McNeilly
God
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C. HY
Iti
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Agora Com
Hs Ucket
Daves
Sara
Sim
Joe
All Stars
Arstase
Polly
Jake
Tee
Audubon Society Notes
McKee
Diamond Lodge
Courtland Smith
P. M
Millard
East Irving
Narda
Broadway
ITION
Holy Name
Mrs. Lindsay
Cuba
Edwin D. Peck
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Mrs. E. Palmer
Draper ‘Terrice
L. L. Buck
Ella Dorland
Josephine Muppermin
the Fire Department
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