Abercrombie-Lates Wedding In Irvington Church
The Irvington Presbyterian Church hosted the marriage of Miss Levanche Mae Lutes of Geneva New York to Robert Gardner Abercrombie of North C street. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with Rev George Merle Whitemore officiating and Rev Dr W Francis Irwin delivering the benediction. A large reception followed at the Abercrombie home with gifts from many local residents and employees, and a motor trip to Florida and Cuba planned for the newlyweds before settling at their North C residence.
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Irvington Presbyterian Church
Levanche Mae Lutes
John Henry Lutes
Geneva
New York
Robert Gardner Abercrombie
North C Street
Arthur C. Lord
John Hunter
Eric Friberg
Irvington
Fred Briggs
Robert Reid
Tarrytown
Armond J. Bolce
Brockport
N. Y
Robert Hunter
Abercrombie
Coe Lunes Wain
George Merle Whitemore
W. Francis Irwin
Newark
New Jersey
Robert Hunter Abercrombie
Wallace
Florida
James Wentworth
Miami
Cuba
North
C ‘Tree
Irvington National Banke
Irvington High School
Irvington National Bank
Wei Jong
Imre
J. B. Abercrombie
T. L. Abercrombie
Frank Abercrombie
Anna ‘Abercrombie
Cha W. Moffat
Mira
Cyrus
A. Bishop
August Bing
Arthur Beswick
Arthur Acheson
Fred Briges
Charles Ziegler
Gordon Harris
Joseph Blake
George E. Dickinson
A. B. Manson
H. L Prentice
Finley J. Shepard
Olive Irwin
Ray
George M. ‘Whitmore
William, Chase
Joseph Thomas
William Gerry and Family
Jas
Ex-Scout Honor Marker for Duncan in Sleepy Hollow
Ex members of Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts, used unspent treasury funds to erect a grave marker for William P Duncan at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. The dignified stone, in line with markers for Dolacke and O’Keefe, reads William P Duncan Second Class Scout Troop Irvington New York Born Sept 24 1905 Died Feb 3 1921.
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Boy Scouts
William Duncan
Sleepy Hollow
William P. Duncan
Irvington
N. Y
Thanksgiving Day Poem by Wilbur D Nesbit
Poem expresses gratitude for blessings including family friends food and nature. It attributes thanks to a higher power and ends with a prayer for grateful hearts.
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Wilbur D. Nesbit
Thanksgiving Turkey Tale Ends In Grim Dining
A black feathered turkey struts and mocks a fence perched rooster. On Thanksgiving Day the crowing foe laughs at the grand feast as the turkey is cooked and served. The rooster, blamed for the noise, ends up in the soup alongside the turkey in a darkly humorous old tale.
St Barnabas Service With Choir Music and Rector Talk
At St Barnabas the 11 oclock service features choir music including Andrews Te Deum and anthems by Eric H Thimam with a setting of an early Latin hymn. The rector will speak on The Churchs Program. Other services are at 130 am and 800 pm. A birthday party at the Lanneau home was attended by Mrs Richter and Mr Richter. Stanley McClelland from New York City visited Elm Park with Prof and Mrs McClelland.
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Andrews
Anthen
Eric H. ‘Thimam
Alfred Richter
Chas. Lanneau
Sayles Estate
Ms. Lanneau
Stanley McClelland
New York City
Prof
William H. McClelland
Elm Park
Newborn son greeted at Brownes residence
Mr and Mrs Claude Brownes of the Guy Hobinson estate celebrate the birth of a son at their home this morning. It is the couple's second boy, described as healthy and thriving. Nearby, the William G Mitchell estate on South Broadway, once owned by the late Daniel G Reid, has seen notable activity. The Misses Gregory of Harriman Road departed for their city home earlier this week.
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Claude Brownes
Guy Hobinson
Wm. G. Mitchell
South Broadway
Daniel G. Reid
Gregory
Harriman Road
Dense Roll of Names From Local Social Notices
A long list of individuals and couples appears in a social notices section, naming many residents and spouses with varied titles and locales. The compiled roster includes Ellmer Zoller, John Patterson, Miss Mieta Christenson, Dr. Frederick A. Barr, Edward P. Hanyan, George F. Parke, Eugene H. Lehmat Brannigan, Wm Donohue, Arthur Lynch, Helen VanAllar, Miss Foster, Miss Dowden, Miss Carter, Mrs. J. Lambert, Miss Addie Dobbin, Miss Noble McBride, Geneva and Rochester connections, and numerous households across New York regions such as Brockport and Wentworth.
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Franklin M. Haines
S. F. Walker
William Rawlinson
F. S. Abercrombie
John Welle
Mary O'Connor
Eugene O'Connor
H. B. Morris
Joseph Clendenin
Maitland F. Griggs
Howard Carroll
Goo
F. Shrady
Adam K. Luke
Thomas Luke
Gertrude Nichols
Sophie M. Nichols
Mary Marrs
and Mirs
Edwin H. Mars
Belle Walker
A.M. Hunter
Alice Walker
Eva. Taylor
Henry V. D. Black
Robert A. Patteson
Janette ‘Kayser
J. H. Bridge
Emma Knodel
J. Knodel
John R. Dinkel
Manning Fisher
Robert Hunter
Marion Hunter
Roy Hunter
John Croghton
Thomas Creighton
Grace Barns
Maggie Barns
F. German
Frederic C. Sayles
Andrew Elder, Jr
C. M. Pateman
Andrew Elder
Jophie Elder
Edith Elder
Jera Elder
Marie Elder
and Airs
Emily Wistrand
Patrick Gorey
James Hannan
James Hannan, Jr
Alfred Kraus
Joseph P. Fallon
Henry
Sylvester Buckhout
Jennie Buckhout
Gerald Cushman
John B. Calvert
Mary Robertson
Henry F. Lord
Arthur Loter
Reginald Harles
Norman
Murdock McLeod
James Donner
William B. Walker
Thomas Nisbet
George Caldwell
Dexter Hewitt
Henry 8. Brooks
William Stockwell
Joseph K. Cass
Cass
B. K. Perley
Henry Villard
Eric Friberg
Leslie Palmer
James E. Watson
William N. Colton
Elias Benjamin
Betty
Henry Cape
Joseph Keane
F. H. Morrell
Mra
Frank’ L. ‘Stevens
J. F. Plummer
Christine Stevens
Fred Stevens
Frank L. Young
Frank R. Plergon
John Forthingham
Je Forthingham
Clute
S. H. Hart
William E. Sweetman
John English
A. Ackerman
Walter Ackerman
John Duncan
Joseph Brongs
William Fe Roane
Ralph ‘Hunter
Christie
Warren B. Craw
Anna Mitchell
H. A. Bostwick
William A. Burnham
Genevieve Meyers
A. J. Quick
Gaston Friberg
Ruth
See
Ellmer Zoller
John Patterson
Mieta Christenson
Albert P. Husted
N. L. Major
Edward P.” Hanyan
Frederick A. Barr
John McCutcheon
Wallace Odell
Chas. L. Leeney
Robert Reid
James T. Lawrie
Afrs
William Cannon
Winfield Morse
George F. Parke
Eugene H. Lehmat Brannigan
John’ A. ‘Watchorn
Frank Eberhardt
William Hart
William Denton
Loui Migliorini
Wm. Donohue
Fred ‘Cronk
Gertrude Adams
Elliott
J. Lambert
Addie Dobbin
Cuey Warren
George Jon
B. J.” Barton
Marjorie ‘Wertman
Geo. Snyder
Edward ‘Byrnes
Harry Fay
William Brown
Alice Munnerly
Mabel Acker
Oliver Lite
Fred
Emilie Husted
Mary Fisher
Anna Brewer
Hen- Helen Stubble
Theresa Thornbury
Maude Merrill
Ralph Smith
Fies Della Smith
Helen May
J. W. Cooke
Young
Walter’ Cole
Basar
Mildred Guest
Beck
Noble ‘McBride
Charles, Bastian
C. King
Ind
John Jones
William Jone Ir
Mia
John Binder
Ida Jailey
Iva Boyce
A. J. Jole
Mra Boyd
Mir Kelly
L. Lowrey
Mis Na ‘Sage
Sins Charlotte
O'Connor
McFadden
Sias
Ethel i
Raymond Townsend
William McClelland
John Lutes
Geneva
9. Gearing
Rochester
James "Wentworth
A. Brockport
New York
East Irvington School Corner Stone Laying
The East Irvington school dedication will be held Saturday November 28 at 3 00 pm with a formal corner stone ceremony. Hon W F Bleakley county court judge will address the crowd arranged by the Board of Education clergy and village officials will attend a large gathering is expected weather permitting William H Roane Board president will chair the event plans urge attendance for the ceremony and program with band and orchestral music included
World War Memorial Fund, hospital receive substantial gifts
At a Thursday meeting Capt Galla gher presided over a long session for the World War Memorial Fund and the Dobbs Ferry hospital as substantial donations were voted. A large volume of business plus regular routine items filled the agenda.
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World War Memorial Fund
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Capt. Gallagher
Combined Church Fair and Bazaar Draws Irvington Crowds
The joint St. Barnabas Church Parish House and Presbyterian Church sales event drew huge crowds in Irvington. Open rooms offered inexpensive, varied items from toys to gear for all ages, with green Toy Shop outfits and Chin ist kimono tea room decor. Diners from nearby towns attended, charity aims reached the $2,000 goal and receipts may exceed $3,000 as supporters helped fund the drive.
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Irvington
St. Barnabas Church
Charile Chaplin
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Lord
Scarborough
Tarrytown
Ardsley
Dobbs Ferry
Memorial Fund Reaches 837 in Irvington Drive
A World War Memorial Fund drive in Irvington and East Irvington reports steady contributions with total reaching 837. The campaign lists donors and aims to inscribe the names of all local servicemen on the monument and seal contributor names in a copper box.
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Tivington
Irvington
East Irvington
Methodist Church Supper and Bazaar December 4
A church bazaar features small dresses for children aged two to five and a dainty sale at moderate prices. The supper offers naval men served cafeteria style. Also noted: Benjamin Mose, son of Philip Moss, recovering from appendicitis in Dobbs Ferry hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry V D Black visiting Hotel Commodore New York attended Irvington wedding of Mr Abercromble and Di Lates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Mose
Philip Moss
Rutter
Dobbs Ferry’ Hospital
Henry V. D. Black
Commodore
New York City
Irvington
Mr. Abercromble
di .Lates
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ST. Barnabas
Young Democrat
Itchell
W. F. Bleakley
Corner Stone
East Irvington School
Martin A. Fallon
Anna G. Conger
Kenyon B. Jr
Mabel B. Barbara
Mabel B., Sr
Cornelia L. DeKay Wherhardt
A. F.eberhardt
A. F. Fallon
Martin “A. French
Harry €. French
Harry C. Gorey
Dennis ‘Haines
Jin ‘Haines
Franklin M. Harrison
Hiram Harrison
Hiram Hannan
James ‘Hodder
Walter B. Irwin
Baseau Club
Irvington Fire Company
Irvington Catholic Club
Judson
William F
Isabella Field Lewis
Benjamin
Richard Munro
Earth Munro
Edith Munro
Bessie Munro
Jackson Slunro
James R. Mainelli
Micha Morris
Cornelia Morris
Ada L. Simpson
Alex. D. Sons
August Speranza
Florence Colgate Speranza
Gino C. ‘Tynan
BM. J. Tansy
Sarah Tansy
Rose V. Tansy
Elizabeth C. ‘Tansy
Sallie F. Te
Methodist Church
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