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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
35
A reported proposal outlines pensions for ministers to reduce poverty among clergy in old age. The plan suggests salaries and a formal structure under a new board, with arguments on feasibility, funding, and the impact on church leadership. The article notes questions about administration and religious denomination differences.
May reports outline Chief for War and England visit amid discussions on wartime policy and naval movements. President Harding’s White House and Attorney General are referenced in context with foreign and domestic affairs as new orders and communications surface from Washington.
A fragmentary OCR page mentions Lake Hopatcong and nearby towns with stray names and unclear actions. The text contains garbled phrases and lacks a clear event or date to anchor a full summary.
The report lists numerous property deals including Forrest Chambers and adjoining flats on Broadway and 114th Streets sold to Morewood Realty and Bren tema, brokers Phillipa & Co. The notes describe multiple five and six story apartment buildings with stores on Fifth Avenue Fifty-Eighth Street and East 114th Street, with prices and mortgage data. Several other tenements and stores change hands including properties on West 156th Street East 116th Street and First Street, with buyers such as Samual Bremer, Ida Solkof, and others.
Arthur T. Walker of New York, beneficiary under Ward F. Seakey's will, sold the Mark Hopkins Searles estate house at Great Barrington with 100 acres for 70000. The thirty room house, built about thirty years ago, sparked protest over its assessed value, with a local syndicate planning development.
Sales by Howe and Thompson sold Seifert residence on Roxbury Road Edgemont Park Scarsdale to Arthur G Wythe for 15000. Fish and Marvin sold Markley building on Clifford Ave Pelhamwood to Mr Masons for 46000. Brokers also sold Roberts house on Greenridge Ave White Plains to D S Rubin and rented Johnson Beschmont Park New Rochelle to L Heilbrun.
Brysa Kennelly Inc sold 175 lots Tuesday to liquidate the Wilson Home and Garden hold. The parcels near Columbia Park drew strong female participation led by buyer Mabel Hackett. Prices ranged from 50 to 15 dollars per unit amid the sale.
Hazel Ball of the Child Welfare Beer group purchased an apartment at 190 Twenty first Street Jackson Heights. Misses Amy J Esty and Marion D Egbert also bought at 136 Twenty first Street. Mies Egbert and Mise Esty are connected with the Board of Education.
A lease agreement transfers the six story building at 130 Greene Street to Harry Kettler for an aggregate rent of £100,009. The lessee will modernize the property.
Fragmentary auction report shows inconsistent bidding terms and fees. Names and figures are garbled but indicate a sale in a New York area market with prices around 919.758 and 19 009 units, signaling a misprint or transcription error in the listing. A bidder or broker may be referenced as La Joven BH Marke.
Real estate notices show Mrs. H B Gordon selling a five story residence on East 73rd Street at 875000 while multiple 3 and 4 story buildings on 122nd, 79th, 89th and nearby avenues are listed by firms including Lord William B May & Co and Hudson F. Rose Co. Brokers David Gervineld, James Ho Crutkehank, and Andrew Rob are cited among others as handling the transactions and alterations, with several properties described by dimensions and street addresses.
A clothing firm leases extensive floor space in the Fisk Building at Broadway and Seventy Street, moving from Fourth Avenue after July 1. The arrangement covers over 290 square feet with annual rent around $2,000,000, and involves firms including Manhattan Shirt Company and associated tenants such as Cushman and W, Mertard Carpet, and others.
Brooklyn holdings aged 75 years in Georgia? at auction in Brooklyn will be sold today by Joseph M. Issporting at Washington Fork parke hall grounds. Sells Seventh Avenue building and a Eighth Avenue property were fed to fear at Selden who expects to improve the property at cart of haut. The property was held at 80000 and one new deposit?
A newly formed golf and country club plans to purchase the Gustav Schwab estate at Greenwich. The property includes a fine Colonial residence, eight outbuildings, and about 70 acres. The Schwab house sits on a commanding corner with views over the surrounding countryside. The club seeks the site for a tennis court, clubhouse, and golf facilities, with plans by architect Shevere.
The record notes active interest in vacant plots in Brons with multiple parties including Julian Kuence and Helly Corporation. Plots priced around 40 000 and 12 000 are cited, including a corner parcel at Mesrwhel and Nelson and a site near Pacedeon Avenue and Buchanee GE.
A string of property transactions in Bronx neighborhoods shows investors acquiring multiple dwellings and five room apartments. Names include Scott Nothers, Calderwell, and James Montgomery & Fun, with parcels on Webster tem ry Sahn, 21n0M ty Mv, 7 Champs Pore, Custer Avenue Neelty Company, Val antian Avenue, and 204 Third Avenue among the listed sites. The report cites several sales and secret reports tied to real estate interests led by local attorneys and developers.
A farm near Kinderhook New York changed hands in a trade with Mr Brown selling a costly property valued at about $100,000. The Orchard estate, acquired in April, sits on the northeast corner of Kent and West Avenue Street, including a stable, carriage house, barns, poultry, tennis court, and outbuildings. Brokers Levy and Edwin Webbe facilitated the deal with several named residents involved in the sale.
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