Dobbs Ferry Hosts Community School of Bible Education
The Presbyterian Church in Dobbs Ferry will host a five week Community School of Bible Education starting September 28. Courses cover Testament study, pupil study, primary methods, and intermediate methods with ten lessons for a fee of 1.25 per pupil. Instructors include Rev. George Whitmore, Rev. George Adams, Miss Elizabeth Raland, and Mr. Wm. Baxley.
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School of Bell Education
Westchester County
Presbyterian Church
Dobbs Ferry
Ardstey-on-Putnam
Irvington
Hastings
Pocantico Hills
Y. M.C. A. Sunday School Association
Y. A
William H. Baxley
International Council of Religious Education
Carmel School of Religious Education
George M. Whitmore
George D. Adams
Yonkers
Elizabeth Raland
New York
Wm. H. Baxley
Pleasantville
Chester
Bronxville
New Rochelle
Purdy's Station
Cold Spring
Yorktown
Baxley
Christian Service
Foresters 10 Circle Officers Election and Dinner Plans
Court Sunny side No. 309 calls a large turnout for its meeting with officer elections and a report on the October 29 entertainment. Funds exceed $3,000 with a goal of $5,000, and new members are welcome. Mrs Michard Duffy, head of the Companions, is ill while preparations for the 25th Anniversary Dinner at Long Vue Hastings-on-Hudson proceed.
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Court Sunnyside No. 309
Foresters
Michard Duffy
Main Street
Stuart Storms Returns to Bank Duties After Visit
Stuart Storms, a Dobbs Ferry resident, has returned to his bank duties after a two week visit in the Catskill Mountain region. He regrets the short stay but speaks enthusiastically of his trip and notes travel by auto.
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Bank
Catskill Mountain
Mr. Storms
Dobbs Ferry
Auto
St Barnabas Church Services and Events
At St Barnabas Church Sunday services are 7:30 and 11 am The full choir will sing at the Inter service under Everet Maclachan Evening service resumes first Sunday in October The Church School reopens after the holiday at 9 20 The Rev Horace A Owen Chaplain of the Reformatory Prison Hart s Island speaks of his prison experience at a smoker in the Parish House Wednesday September 22 at 8 00 pm men invited all welcome
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St. Barnabas Church
Everet Maclachan
Horace A. Owen
Reformatory
Hart's Island
Northfeld Club Elects Officers In Annual Meeting
The Northfeld Club held its annual meeting and election of officers on Wednesday evening. The ballot results list President Miss Catherine Godfrey, Vice President Miss Freda Bliss, Secretary Miss Margaret Smith, and Treasurer Miss Alice Berger re elected.
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Northfeld Club
Catherine Godfrey
Freda Bliss
Margaret Smith
Alice Berger
Irvington World War Memorial Fund Appeal
Replys are coming in slowly to support the World War Memorial Fund. The committee notes over 100 more dollars this week and urges all residents to subscribe. The bronze panel on Main Street will honor Irvington men and women who served in 1917 1918, with the inscription “Act Well Your Part, There All the Honor Lies.”
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Irvington
Main Street
Spiro Park development prompts village aid debate
The Spiro Park growth sparks discussion on village help for essential services water sewers sidewalks and related improvements. Ten homes are under construction with room for fifty more, promising a sizable village and high assessments once fully developed.
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Spiro Park
Spiro
Luna Park Circus to Display Outstanding Features
A high spirited committee in Tarrytown promotes a three day Luna Park Circus on September 23 24 and 25 at Coney Island Midway. Proceeds go to mercy institutions including Tarrytown Hospital and the Robins Neat. Star attractions from Coney Island will headline with tombola booths prizes for all ages and contests. The effort aims to raise about forty thousand dollars to aid local charities.
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Tarrytown
Institutions of
Mercy
Tarrytown Hospital
Trobins Neat
Women’s Civic League
Luna Park Circus
Coney Island
Cirous
G. Baron Collier
Wons
Tarrytowns
East
Elietts
Henry R. Wilson, Jr
H. ‘Stuart Green
Leslie Palmer
Robert A. Patteson
R. H
Luna Park
the Robins Nest
The
Civic League
Irvington fundraising update signals nearing dedication
Amount raised this week was 117 dollars bringing the deficit to 1360 dollars. Contributing this week were Scott Harold B Elsworth Harold J Edison W Barton Wendell and several others. The monument nears completion with site clearance soon. Public appeal urges Irvington residents to donate before dedication day.
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Scott
Harold B. Elsworth
Harold J. Edison
W. Barton Wendell
Wackwitz
Henderina Wackwitz
Lilian Behrens
Richard J. Elsworth
Alan R. Elsworth
Randolph M. Bostwick
Sophie A. R
Irvington
Sidewalk Program Underway by Contractor Behrens
The board began the sidewalk project with Ernest Behrens as contractor. First work focused on South G street and the Charles Hohwieler property, yielding substantial improvement. South and North D streets are under way, with plans for South and North C streets next. Main Street sidewalks await funds for future repairs.
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Board of Trustees
Ernest Behrens
G Street
Charles Hohwieler
Tax Collector Returns George R. Smith in Irvington
George R. Smith, of 39 Main street, has returned to Irvington after a several week absence following a pleasant trip.
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George R. Smith
Main Street
Irvington
Bronnes to Visit Sesqui Centennial Exhibit
Alderman H. E. Bronnes left this morning for Philadelphia to attend the Sesqui-Centennial exhibition and will remain several days. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lyden of Main Street are contemplating an European trip to be made in the near future.
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H. E. Bronnes
Philadelphia
Daniel J. Lyden
Fire Laddies Parade Set at Nyack in Great Fireman Demonstration
Our Fire Laddies prepare to lead a grand Firemane demonstration in Nyack New York on Wednesday afternoon. Captain C M Gallagher heads about fifty marchers with Callahan's 20 piece brass band from Poughkeepsie. They depart from headquarters and cross to the ferry at Tarrytown at 11 o'clock amid a large crowd. The Jackson Engine Company hosts them. residents expect a fine turnout with good weather. The town hall band selections precede the departure. The Westchester County Police Benevolent Association annual dinner was held at the Elks Club in White Plains with many locals in attendance. Misses Ida Templeton Helen and Evelyn Schelling of Boston are visiting Mrs George Helke in South Croton avenue.
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Nyack
N. Y
C. M. Gallagher
Callahan
Poughkeepsie
Tarrytown
Jackson Engine Company
Westchester County Police Benevolent Association
Elks Club
Hamilton Avenue
White Plains
Ida Templeton
Helen and
Evelyn Schelling
Boston, Mass
George Helke
South Croton Avenue
Edward Tynan Secures Position With Wall Street Firm
Edward Tynan of Sunnyside Park has joined the Wall Street firm H. L. Doherty & Company. A recent Irvington High School graduate, he began work this week to prove himself in the new field.
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Edward T.tynan
Sunnyside Park
Wall Street
H. L. Doherty & Company
Tynan
Irvington High School
Presbyterian Tennis Club finals heat up in close clash
The Tennis finals grow exciting as Miss Henderina Wackwitz wins 86 to 84 in a 1.6 set. The final tie will be played soon with Miss Emma Jaffray securing the Junior Anal category victory.
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Henderina Wackwitz
Emma Jaffray
Supervisor Millard and Family Back After Enjoyable Trip
Supervisor Charles Dinsmore Millard Mrs Millard and their daughter Miss Ethel have returned to Tarrytown after a splendid summer spent touring Europe. Europe was interesting but Tarrytown ranks highest. After viewing foreign governments, America gains in ascendancy and the good old Republican government is the best. For sale Oak dining room set inquire at 48 Main Street Irvington Ye
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Charles Dinsmore Millard
Millard
Ethel
Tarrytown
Europe
America
Main Street
Irvington, Ye
Holy Name Rally in Dobbs Ferry
Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name Societies meets Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church Dobbs Ferry with 2500 to 3000 delegates. Procession from New York Central station includes police fire and postal reps. three bands provide music. Benediction to close. Bishop Dunn and Fathers Flannery McCattery and Radecker to speak.
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Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name Societies
Sacred Heart
Dobbs’ Ferry
New York Central
New York City
Fire
New York
Dunn
The
Union
Father Daly
Dobbs Ferry
Father Flannery
Yonkers
Sacred Heart Church
Father McCattery
Sing Sing Prison
Father Radecker
Irvington
Holy Name Hall
Holy Name Society
Tarrytown
Back From Europe Miss Hall And Miss Mairs Return
Miss M Winifred Hall of Elm Park and Miss Mary St J Mairs return from a European trip lasting the summer. The journey proved delightful and France and Spain attracted much interest. Hall’s school will reopen for the fall season.
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M. Winifred Hall
Elm Park
Mary St. J. Mairs
France
Spain
Miss Hall
Location of Irving Memorial Under Survey
The plan to prepare the ground for the Washington Irving Memorial is under way. The property was recently surveyed under the direction of Capt. Black of 99 North Broadway.
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Irving Memorial
Washington Irving Memorial
Capt. Black
North Broadway
Dupont Irving Returns Home to Sunnyside
Louis Dupont Irving and his family, long-time summer residents of Long Island, have returned to Sunnyside for the season.
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Dupont Irving Returns
Louis Dupont Irving
Long Island
Wicks Family Arrives for Winter Visit in Savannah
Mrs. J. F. Wicks and her two children arrived from Bayshore L. T. this week and are staying with her sister Mrs. F. H. Morrell at 100 Main Street. The family will depart Saturday by rail for Savannah Georgia to spend the winter there.
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J. F. Wicks
Bayshore
L. T
F. H. Morrell
Main Street
Savannah
Georgia
Local residents return from travels and visits
Mrs. L Emmet Holt and son Calvert Holt visited Irvington. Mr and Mrs William Kimbel and family return from abroad to Ardsley Park residence. George H Mairs, away ten days, goes back to Boston. R Roane of South calls on patients. Mr and Mrs John B Calvert return from a Catskills farm summer. A silver passenger Buick suffers damage after a crash near Hopel Pennybridge with a white parked car involved.
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William Kimbel
Ardsley Park
George H. Mairs
Boston
Mass
John B. Calvert
Irvington
Catskills
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