Irvington Baseball Club Celebrates Sixth Anniversary Dinner
The Irvington Baseball Club held its sixth anniversary dinner at the East Irvington public school building after its annual meeting attended by 62 of 75 members. Notables included Joseph Lyons and William A. Murphy with performances by Paul Lauria and others. a large list of members and a dedicated ladies committee contributed to a successful event, recalling their Welcome Home Dinner of 1818.
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Irvington
U Irvington
Joseph Lyons
Paul Lauria
Richard Magennis
Charles Minker
Albert Moss
Mooney
John 8. Mulligan
Wm. Murphy
Frank Murphy
Chas. McCall
Geo. Macdiarmid
Peter Maguire
A. Minker
Edw. Nally
Chas. Maccabee
John McIntyre
H. Geary
J.p.o'leary
John O'Leary
John Murphy
Fred ‘Pierce
A. Buckley
Ike
Christian Endeavor Meeting Draws Many at Rally Night
Miss Margue G. Winkles led the Christian Endeavor meeting on Sunday evening with the topic Thy Will Be Done with My Money. A vote approved paying ten dollars, one tenth of the two flags dedicated at Rally Day. Miss Dmille N. Petri leads this Sunday. Election table details arrive from Town Cory at 6 PM Thursday.
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Marguerite G. Winkles
Christian Endeavor
Dmille N. Petri
Children’s Book Week Exhibition at the Library
November 18 1921 marks Children’s Book Week with a library display of gift books for children of all ages. Explore suggested titles before buying Christmas books for youngsters as the appeal gains community support.
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ceRgpl
Lista
Chifren
Chlldren
Eart and Howe
Camp Fire Girls plan play practice and supper
A Camp Fire Girls meeting was held Thursday to restart rehearsals for The House Party on the Styx. A Thanksgiving supper is planned and all members are requested to pay back dues to attend.
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Styx
Bales of Property in Ardsley Park Sale Notices
Anson F. Robinson lists for sale parcels in Ardsley Park Ardsley on Hudson Road and Erle Street and adjacent parcels. The Lorena Company holds land at Hudson Road and Erle Street while J Lloyd Batley sells a parcel on Langdon Avenue to Marguerite Robinson and Algernon Bell. Buyers expected to invest with improvements planned soon.
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Anson F. Robinson
Ardsley Park
Ardsley-on-Hudeo
Lorena Company
Hudson Road
Erle Street
Sidney B. Silleck
Seymour de B. Kelm
Roland Road
Erie Street
J. Lloyd Batley
Marguerite W. Robinson
Langdon Avenue
G. Martin Fauser
Algernon 8
Bell
Osceola Avenue
North Mountain Drive
Bedford Chaplain to Lecture on Bedford Prisons and Riverside
An illustrated lecture by Annesley T. Young, Chaplain of two institutions, will be given at St Barnabas Parish Hall on Sunday evening at 8 15. The talk presents an inside view of Riker’s Island Mantel Farm and Bedford Reformatory, highlighting the New York City Mission Society’s work and aims to inform readers beyond occasional disturbances. A brief service will precede the lecture, and the public is invited.
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Riker
New York City Mission Society
Young
Along Broadway Achesons Visiting in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Arthur Acheson are visiting in Chicago and invite readers to send news items. The notice requests reports about local happenings for publication. Readers are urged to share milestones, engagements, travels, and community notes for inclusion.
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Mrs
Arthur Acheson
Chicago
Children's Book Week advocates home book reading
A discussion of Children's Book Week starting November 13 with slogan More books in the home. Emphasizes reading as a guiding map to knowledge, the value of owning books, and the role of libraries. Includes quotes about books shaping character, economy, and family budgets, urging parents to provide good books for children.
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Chrildren
John Ruskin on National Expenditure on Books
Ruskin argues Britain has despised literature yet spends lavishly on horses and dinners. He questions national libraries' value versus wine cellars and urges reading as vital nourishment. He laments cheap literature and circulating libraries while stressing the need to buy worthy books.
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United Kingdom
Fifth Annual Red Cross Roll Call Irvineton Notice
The Red Cross invites Irvington residents to join the fifth annual roll call in support of relief and reconstruction efforts. The appeal stresses safeguarding life, alleviating suffering, and aiding disaster victims worldwide, urging citizens to contribute time and money to the cause through their local branch.
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RED Cross
Offisens
Irvington
Geeta
Otwaemp
Cross
The
Tuomal
Annual Supper and Apron Sale at St Paul’s M. E. Church
The Indies of St Pauls M E Church will hold their annual Supper and Apron Sale in the church parlors Thursday evening December 1 from 6 to 9 o'clock.
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Indies
St. Paul's
M. EL Church
School Notes and Events At Local High School
Proclamation by President Harding closes schools today while students join American Legion on the lawn for singing and speeches. Highlights include junior debate on English as a compulsory subject, senior debates on city life versus country life, the release of The Lower Hudson Valley volume, a foodless banquet, and faculty additions with Mr Owen joining the high school.
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General ‘School
Harding
American Legion
America
Ralph Smith
Miriam
Anes
Adelaide Bruce
Catherine Jodfrey
Dorothea Hettinger
Edward Costello
Max Becker
Pred Magee
Georean Cushman
Marion Volk
Nane Gleason
Jean Fotheringham
Helen Sweetman
Mm Renner
Leslie White
Lower
Hudson Valley
Lterary Society
Lilie Renner
Mise Della Bloise Smith
Georgiana Cu
Athletic Association
Ind
Owen
Former Fire Chief to Wed in Dobbs Ferry
The marriage of Joseph Gorey, a former head of the Irvington Fire Association No. 1, and Miss Margaret McCabe of Dobbs Ferry will take place Monday at Dobbs Ferry.
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Joseph Gorey
Irvington
Sentimental Tommy to Play for Children Week Event
In observance of Children's Book Week the Board of Education will present a six reel motion picture from James M Barrie titled Sentimental Tommy. The film will screen for children in the afternoon and for the general public in the evening with a small admission fee.
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Board of Education
James M. Barrie
Rook
Tommy
Why We Should Read Good Books
Dorothea argues for reading quality literature over quantity and novelty. Good books educate and inspire, shaping character and imagination. They offer enduring companionship, reveal deeper meaning, and elevate readers beyond mere entertainment.
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Dorothea
Annual Meeting of the Dobbs Ferry Hospital Assn
The Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association plans its annual meeting at the Wilde House on Broadway November 17 at 8 PM. Dr. James Ewing of Cornell Medical College will lecture on the current status of Radium Therapy in Cancer with slides, outlining progress and potential early cures.
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Dobbs Ferry
Roll Call notes and dues for Local Committee
The passage requests members pay a one dollar membership fee to the Local Committee. The president of the United States designates Sunday as the national day, with fifty cents sent to National Headquarters and fifty cents retained for local activities.
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