Simplicity to Star as Keynote at Red Cross Service
Nearly half the county quota for the Union Thanksgiving Service is still needed. Mrs. James notes a final rush is expected. Irvington church cooperation includes St. Barnabas, Irvington Presbyterian, and St. Pauls Methodist. The service features sermon by Rev. Adam Weir Craig and music direction by Everett McLachlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Church of St. Barnabas
Adam Weir Craig
Adam Weir Cras
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Jomith
R. Ree Feder
St. Parnabas
Rorard, Glimour
St Pais Arethose Chuech
Everett McLachlan
St. Mariahas
Fe D. Garter
The
Presbyterian Church
Craig Wil Tale
Crowded Hall Greets Hay Fever Charity Play
A crowded hall hosted a lively performance of Noel Coward's Hay Fever Friday evening under Thomas Palmers direction. The Town Hall presented the farce to benefit the local Girl Scout troops with an enthusiastic cast led by Morrison as Judith Bliss and Eleanor Wilson supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noa Coward
Thomas Palmers
Morrison
Judith Bliss
Galea
Clara
Eleanor Wilson
Old Home Given for Church Use by Diocese
Otle R Rice of Springlie Massachusetts has donated his former home at 70 Bowdoin Street to the Diocese of Western Massachusetts for use as the Diocesan House. The gift, announced by Bishop W Appleton Lawrence in The Pastoral Star, will centralize diocese offices and provide space for the Woman's Community, Diocesan Studio, and youth groups. The property, a two story framed building with a long association to St Pats Universal Church, remains largely as is with no major structural changes required.
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Re. Otle R. Rice
Arsabas Church
Springlie
Wassachusetts
Western Tassachusette
Episcopal Church
W. Appleton Lawrence Hishop
Western Massachusetts
the Horse
Bowdoin Street
Lawrence
Hocese
Rice
Massachusetts
Ouls Rice
Trinity Church
Toston
Springfeld
Westemn
Mastachasetts
Bowdonist
Speingfeld
Clarence Baar
R Rice
St. Pat's
Universal Church
Gls
Alaska Our Last Frontier sermon and slides event
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of St. Paul Methodist sponsors an Alaska Our Last Frontier service next Tuesday evening in the church social room. Weller King will present America with colored slides showing work done by the church in the frontier. Enhanced by offerings and social reception, the event invites neighbors Morgan Benak and guests to attend.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
St. Pana
Woman's Home Missionary Chiareh
Alaska
Prontier
Eht Oeloek
Mark Wondricks
Wjuaus
North Andairs
Weller King
America
Tess Benak & Morgan
Tielen Morgan
Spiro Park
Main Street Police Crack Down on Speeding and Parking
Village officials announce strict enforcement on Main Street from Broadway to the railroad station to curb speeding especially in morning and late afternoon. Officers will monitor violations of stop signs and improper parking that blocks lanes, with residents urged to yield and make safe turns only after stopping.
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Main Street
Iain
Broadway
Citewort
Sea Horcotter
Contet
Broadseay
Reception to greet Rev Adam W Craig at Irvington Church
The Irvington Presbyterian Church welcomes Rev Adam WY Craig as pastor with a church reception on Thursday at eight oclock. The Woman's Association sponsors invitations for every member to attend and to enjoy bowls and refreshments in the parlor after the welcome. The occasion includes a social gathering and collection to aid needy members of the community.
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Adam WY. Craig
PRD
Nes
Irvington
Aa IRS Estate Gifts Exceed $100000 to Civic Groups
FragmentedOCR reveals an estate bequest totaling over $100,000 directed to civic groups. Names such as Katharine B tats, John Maire, Water Haas, Joana La Tourette Ma Br Metthouse, and Edwin F Sire granson appear in probate notes with residuary and specific legacies. The text references executors, guardians, and a Christmas party plan, with several addresses in New York and Long Island, and mentions of conditional terms and annual payments.
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Ates
Katharine
Tats
Ater
Sarries
Ovaranty Toys Company
Aes Mats
Hour Street
New York
Joana la Tourette
Metthouse
Witdrash
Oxford
Edwin F Sire
Granson
Mem Sarr
Maite
Hg Bost
den Dracy
Sinth
Uh Steet
Stover
Grinnell Street
Ace Winifred
Hall of Elms Park
Stover Har Oon
Mab Fami
Miss Hall Sear
Irving Stamps Sale Sparks Local Interest Exhibit
A fragmented notice notes Irving stamps sale offers and an upcoming single artist show by C. J. Conklin at Ossian a State University Rouge Louisiana. The article also lists a town hall meeting and a Kiwanis Club organized gala with mayor Willem A. Murphy as committee chairman and many local groups represented.
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Tevington
Kiwanis Club
Willem A. Murphy
Orman Morrell
Free Partment
A. Shrines
Lord & Burnham
Ivin J. Joan
Irvington Post
Edward J. Foley
Woen
V.fw
Crombie
Irvington
Peter
Orpiss Holy Name Society
John Tackbarth
Doreth Walton
Ctivistian Endeavor Society
Brush Fire Alarms Sent in by Kalvert Department
Chief Morrell stated cooperation with volunteers keeps fires from spreading. He urged rapid alarms for any out of control blaze and warned many calls are trivial and easily extinguished without department aid. Neighbors were advised to clear brush and keep fires from spreading to grasslands.
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Seth
Calvert Estate
Camieot
Norman Aiperll
Aleris
Morrell
Trustees Plan Sale of 150000 Dollar Bonds
Trustees tentatively set December 27 for sale of a 150000 dollar bond issue to fund sewer projects. The village will provide tools and materials while the WPA supplies labor under a joint undertaking. Local officials reported rapid progress on the northerly interceptor trenching for the new sewage plant and discussed directives for hearings and tax liquidations.
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Card
Board of Trustees
Sage
Wien
WPA
Dernean thisMiage
Village S
Wate
Works Protest Administration
Irvington Youth Held For Assault
Robert J. Halstead of Hudson Street Stow Park was arrested Sunday on disorderly conduct and assault charges after a fracas with two Town of Greenburgh police officers at Pam Loos Tavern near the Save 3 River. Patrolman Joseph Gregers suffered a brain concussion and skull injury, while Patrolman Horace Pate had cuts and bruises. Halstead was treated, then lodged on $ proceeding, released on bond. Rose Weaver and Tom Hagen assisted, three men were detained at Greenburgh police headquarters in Fairview.
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Robert J. Halstead
Hudsonstow Park
Greenbarah
Pamloos Tavern
Save 3
Stount Tope
Joseph Gregers
White Plaine Hospital
Horace Pate
Halstead
Hallead
Greenburgh
Rose Weaver
Hagen
Tarrytown Road
Fairview
Page
Aalstead
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