Conveyances entries across Hudson area settlements
Property transfers listed include Agnes Pearson to Sophie Vernes at 121 Schmerhorn St Buyn Lot 347 348 Map 26 p 4 Hudson Heights Apr 8 1921. Quick Settice A to William Gericke Dobbs Ferry 50 W Dobbs Ferry to Ashford Rd lands. Nellie Materne to Ferdinando Lemma Tarrytown Lot 39 Map 1908 Castle Ridge Apr 9 1912. Gericke William to Wolfgang Joerg Schermerhorn St Eklyn Batangle Say Mill River Rd id Samuel F Losee Apr 14 16 1921. Nora Maxwell to E Joseph Maxwell 120 Norway Tarrytown Beat inter Old Highland Turnpike and Wildey St adj 1d Van Assell Apr 16 18. Wm Robertson to John Wheeler Washing ton Ave Langdon Ave Apr 31 Apr 16.
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Pearson
Agnes S
Sophie ‘M. Vernes
Schmerhorn St
Buyn
Hudson Hts
Quick
Settice A
Wm. Gericke
Northern BR
Willougtby
John B
Alfred E. Cooke
Dobbs Ferry
Livingston Landing
Main St
Dee
Nellie
Ferdinando Lemma
Tarrytown
Amd
Castle Ridge
Gericke
Wolfgang’ L. G
Joerg
Schermerhorn St
Eklyn Batangle
Say Mill River Rd
Samuel F. Losee
Maxwell
Nora'c
E. Joseph Maxwell
Norway
Old Highland Turnpike
N's Wildey St
Adj
Vanassell
Robertson
John Hi ‘Wheeler
Younkers
Washington Ave
Langdon Ave
Leonhardt
Charles F. G
Hollam Waite
Peppies “Savings Bank of
Feninando
Booman
Neil
Sidney Martin
W. Hastings
Wim
Louise
Jacobs
Cochecton
N.Y
Elmeford Park
Weissenborn
Cari
Pfister
Mortgage transfers and a drowning tragedy in Irvington
A list of mortgage and loan transfers in Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, and Hastings, detailing names, property locations, and terms. The Hastings Press reports a drowning death in Irvington, describing the body of Joseph A. Connelly found in the slip after he left to mail letters, his prior U.S. Navy service, and burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailorboy
U. S. Navy
Irvington
Joseph A. Connelly
Dedham
Mass
Connelly
Munson Line
Hudson River
Baker's Mortuary Chapel
Hastings
Joseph Augustus Connelly
United States Navy
Ateant
Lake Alvada
Needham Street
Hastings Press
Property Closed At Irvington Church Grounds
The aqueduct entrance to Irvington Presbyterian Church grounds is closed due to shrubbery distractions. Attendees are asked to use the roadway entrance to access the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Presbyterian Church
East Irvington Social Roundup Names Local Visitors
Mr Douglas MacNeill attended the performance of Way Down East in New York City on Friday. The Misses McCauley of Yonkers were in town during the week. Mr and Mrs F Miller motored from Jersey City on Sunday to visit relatives here. Mrs Margaret Mills returned to New York City after an extended visit with Mr and Mrs P Farrell. Mr and Mrs John Laffan visited locally during the week. Miss Elizabeth Koster returned to business on Monday after illness. Mrs Joseph Jones returned home from Jersey City after a few days with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacNeill
New York City
Margaret Mills
Mrs. P. Farrell
Elizabeth Koster
M. H. Cormack
June Love
National Hospital Day Observed By Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Agnes Gardner RN, superintendent, invites the public to an Open House on National Hospital Day May 12. The event showcases hospital services and expansion plans, invites high school girls and others interested in nursing, and aims to reveal the humane side and needs of the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raltor
Irvington
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
United’ States
Florence Nightingale
National Hospital
T. Kitchen
Agnes Gardner
R. N
Irvington Fire Association distributes funds to active members
Irvington Fire Association No 1 members met to share 3800 dollars from benevolent and ordinary funds in pro rata shares averaging 5141 per person. Seventy four members received, aiming to enable resignations after payment, while trustees plan a careful approach amid department cut discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Fire Association
Irvington Fire Association No. 1
Benevolent and Ordinary
Hocks
Ford Cars Joseph A. Devine
Joseph A. Devine advertises Ford cars with contact via Hastings 802 phone line for inquiries and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Joseph A. Devine
Hastings
Annual Meeting of School District No 2 elects chairman
The voters met in the High School May Tuesday. Joseph P Fallon was unanimously elected chairman. A budget of 65985 was approved, about 6000 less than last year. W R Roane was elected to the Board for three years. A resolution urged the district to seek land adjoining Irvington High School for an athletic field and to call a special meeting when a definite report is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayard
Abercrombie
Joseph P. Fallon
W. R. Roane
W. N. Colton
Blake
Irvington
Irvington High School
Tennis Club elects officers and raises fees
A Tennis Club meeting held a week ago elected Mr Arthur Weiss as president Miss Lillian Wackwitz as secretary and Miss Johanna Wackwitz as treasurer The coming year membership will cost one dollar per person The increase supports repairs to the tennis court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weiss
Lillian Wackwitz
Johanna Wackwitz
Bird Bath Sale and Bird Law Updates Highlight Audubon Notes
Audubon Society notes announce Bing Bros on Main Street now selling simple, inexpensive bird baths. Governor Miller has approved two wildlife bills: stricter trespass remedies on posted lands and creation of a new Allegheny State Park in Cattaraugus County. The Alabama Conservation Department publishes The Mabuma Bird Book. a New York bird booklet is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society
Messrs
Bing Bros
Main Street
Miller
Allegheny
Cattaraugus County
Conservation Department of the
Eof Alabamia
New York
Garden Party at Irvington Church May 20
Shopping outdoors on the lawn of the Presbyterian Church hosts the Garden Party by the Woman's Association. Visitors will find ideas in fancy work wool work children's smocks and aprons. Don't forget the date Friday May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Association of the
Irvington Presbyterian Church
School Election Yields 34 Votes for Roane Third Term
At the Irvington Public Schools election held Wednesday 34 votes were cast for Mr W R Roane for a three year term as trustee polls opened at 12 AM and closed at 7 PM. Opposing forces did not materialize and the trustee elect drew praise for voter enthusiasm. Dr George M Wiley New York State Education official visited with Education Department staff to inspect the Irvington Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Roane
East Irvington
George M. Wiley
Asant
State of
New York
Smith
Mr. Richards
Education Department
Irvington Pub
Two Day Feast Celebrates Virgin Mary Reincarnation
Dobbs Ferry and Irvington joined a vibrant two day feast for the Feast of the Re incarnation of the Virgin Mary. Colorful electric lights illuminated Main Street as a twenty piece band directed by Prof Mamarella from Yonkers played celebrated operatic arias. Stands offered Italian treats while confetti showered attendees and children waved green red and white balloons. Fireworks finale lit the Village park as crowds receded after the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs Ferry
Mamarella
Yonkers
Main Street
Italy
Irvington
New Mason Contractor Seeks Local Work At Murphy Street
A new contractor at 21 North E Murphy enters the building trades with aims to operate in a thoroughly up to date and business-like manner. His equipment is sufficient for any job, and residents are urged to give him the chance to submit estimates for current and future projects.
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North E Murphy
Standard Oil Man Buys Estate in Scarsdale
Prince and Ripley announce the sale of a prominent Scarsdale country place on Morris Lane in Quaker Ridge to E. J. Sadler of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The 7 acre purchase includes a three acre parcel with a white Spanish style stucco house and a four acre adjacent tract from Quaker Realty. The property, once owned by Paul Mansell and near Frank Bannerman Norman D. Light and Frederick J. Kent estates, was priced at about 100000 dollars. Sadler, now residing in Greenacres, plans to occupy the home around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince & Ripley
Frederick Fox
Morris Lane
Quaker Ridge
Scarsdale
E. J. Sadler
Standard Oil Comany
New Jersey
Westchester County
Paul Mansell
Frank Bannerman
Norman D. Light
Frederick J. Kent
For Sale Second-hand Burnham Roiler and Steam Radiators
For sale a used Burnham Roiler and steam radiators. Apply to Bing Bros. at 81 Main Street, Irvington New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Bing Bros
Main Street
Irvington
N.Y
St Barnabas Fair Opens With Decoration and Bargains
The Ladies Auxiliary of St Barnabas church hosts a parish fair to fund mission hospital materials. The Parish House will be decorated and booths filled with items. The Apron Table features vast aprons, White Elephant items capped at 75 cents, fancy work, a plant booth, and children enjoy a rab-bag and novelties.
Local notices and community updates from Irvington Gazette
Active work on the Urban plant addition continues with expected progress by Tuesday. Walter C. McBride family returns from Florida with son Bud and Mrs McBride's mother. Illness of William Purcell of Dobbs Ferry noted. John McBride moves to new home on South F street. Parish school entertainment to be abandoned this season. Catholic Charities drive ended with oversubscription and praise for Rev Donlon. John B Walker plans to move into old residence near Barney estate. Charles B Reynolds, longtime Irvington resident, dies in New York. Mrs Maurice Mulcahy affected at home. Frank Matranga visits New York. J Becker slowly recovering. Kenyon B Conger Jr orders new Essex. Read The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Purcell
Dobbs Ferry
East Irvington
Owen Reilly
North D Street
John McBride
South F Street
John B. Walker
Barney
New York
Charles B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Irvington
A. M. Hunter
Maurice Mulcahy
South Roadway
Frank Matranga
J. Becker
Kenyon B. Conger, Jr
Essex
Hastings on Hudson Social Roundup of Visitors and Changes
Miss Stetson the new librarian for the Woman's Club hosts out of town guests while Mrs. Ross and family plan a move to Pomona California. Local residents entertain and relocate including university students home for weekends and a new electric sedan purchased.
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Miss Stetson
Woman's ‘Club
John Holaderber
Elm Place
Howard Potter
Dobbs Ferry Theatre under Koedels revival plan
The Auditorium Theatre in Dobbs Ferry returns under Mr and Mrs Koedel with Saturday shows and top pictures. The Big Show features matinee and night performances, moderate admissions to cover costs, and Mrs Koedel personally handles the crowd. Residents are urged to support the revival to ensure ongoing local entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Theatre
Dr Mitchell plans athletic field on estate grounds
It is reported that Dr Mitchell approved a plan to convert part of his large estate on Dows Lane and the Croton Aqueduct into an athletic field for village children. Improvements are to begin soon to create an up to date playground for local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Dows Lane
Croton Aqueduct
Soldier Firemen Memorial Tablet to Honor Departed Members
The tablet committee led by Raymond Gilligan outlined a $250 cost and planned a ceremony for Memorial Day. Robert McBride chairs the ceremony committee. The tablet, bearing 16 names and inscriptions, would be placed outside the Town Hall with Board of Trustees approval. Graves of John D. Kelly Jr and George Hazlett at Sleepy Hollow to be wreath-decorated by members. Decoration Day wreaths will honor the departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gilligan
Robert McBride
Town Hall
Board of Trustees
John D. Kelly, Jr
George Hazlett
Sleepy Hollow
Also Mentioned on This Page
East
John McCarthy
North Tarrytown
Terence Hagan
Mr. Lincoln
Eleanor Laffan
Knights of Columbus
Palace Theatre
White Plains
Mrs. F. Dorety
Milton Shader
Pennybridge
McGuiness
Square
John Laffan
Thomas McHenry
Rye
Ting
Audubon Society Notes
Standard Oil
ST. Barnabas Fair
Priday
Walter C. McBride
Bud
Mr. McBride
Florida
Catholic Charities
J. Donlon
Hastings ON
Hudson
John Marlin
Rochester, N. Y
R. H. Shreve
Euclid Avenue
George Bennet
Wm. ‘McConnell
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Suffern
N. Y
F. R. Lyman
Broadway
Laura
Edith Wand
Tower Ridge
Reginald
Rudd Karr
Villard Avenue
Princeton University
Edna Doerfler
Morris Smith
Maple Avenue
J. O. Hall
C. C. Fowler
Donald Ferguson
Matchen, N. J
George Ockershausen
Yankeers
Robert Hall
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