Annual School Meeting and Hunting Ordinance in Greenburgh
Greenburgh Town schedules its annual school meeting for May 7 and considers a hunting ordinance to curb hunting across more than half the unincorporated area. The State Conservation Department may be asked to approve the measure, amid questions from Supervisor Dill about current stocking and enforcement. The article continues on another page.
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Greenburgh
State Conservation Department
County Conservation Association
William C. Dill x
Connell Hans Inning
Hudson Valley Art Association selects new president for spring show
presider with a new Wright Jr now of Tarrytown directs Its Key Art Association spring exhibition at the Westchester Institute of Fine Arts April 28 to May 12. Mr Wright succeeds Robert Huntington of Yonkers as honorary president and board rep on the Westchester Federation of Artists. Wright, tied to the Younger group, studied at Yale and with O Malley and Wilson, and has exhibited widely in Westchester and New York galleries.
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Wright, Jr
Tarrytown and
Fore
Westchester
Wright Lay
Therto
Weight
Yale
School of Fine Arte
Eugene Savage
Tol
Power O'Malley
Clagett Wilson
Varony
York
Woman seriously injured in fall at stairway
Ars Clement Lewis of South Broadway was seriously hurt last Saturday afternoon after tripping and falling down a short flight of steps near her daughter Mrs Frank Lin. She was rushed to Town Hospital where doctors found a severe fracture, described as the most serious in some time.
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Ars. Clement Lewis
South Broadway
Franklin
Abatement of Dump Nuisance Urged by Property Owners
Residents of Spira Park fear vacant lots are used by neighbors to park debris and discarded matter. They call for immediate action to stop the nuisance and protect the residential atmosphere, urging widespread cooperation to curb the problem.
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Spira Park
Mosphere
Dobbs Ferry Dance Promotes Zion Club Event
The Zion Athletic Club of Dobbs Ferry will present its Fourth Annual Spring Dance on Monday evening April 22 at Dobbs Ferry High School. Wendell Merritt and His Orchestra will provide music from Schmidt's Farm in Ardsley, with Elaine Ball featured as vocalist. The article also notes rock and earth slides delaying acceptance of a new Town of Greenburgh road project, with details on funding, bonds, and a possible grant from the original $270,000 PWA appropriation.
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Zion Athletic Club
Dobbs Ferry
Wendell Merritt
Schmidt
Rarndale
Elaine Ball
Westchester
Greenburgh
Dan, C.nolan
Louis Petrillo
Mount Vernon
Church Societies Prepare for Communion Breakfast Event
Church societies plan a Palm Sunday breakfast at Selden's Fant in Scarsdale after a Communion Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Speakers include Rev. Denton and Rev. Daley, with John Fallon and Peter Mur presidents. Men of the community invited, transportation provided after Mass. Committees led by Gerald Telly, John Meszaros, Anthony Costello, and William Downey.
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Selulat
Fant
Scarsdale
Immature Conception
York City
George Sounty
East
Fordham
Thomas J. Denton
Daniel 11. Daley
John Fallon
Ame Society
Peter Mur
Cathodc
Cathode Club
Gerald Telly
Chin Man
John Meszaros
Anthony Costello
William Downey
Irvington to Observe Child Health Day May 1
Irvington House for cardiac events to host open house and activities on National Child Health Day May 1. Fundraising and committee roles listed with local organizers from Westchester towns including White Plains Yonkers Mt. Vernon New Rochelle and more.
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Irvington
Map reveals mishap sites in village by Westchester map
The Westchester County Emergency Work Bureau Tr Survey Staff released a new Tent spot map at police headquarters showing 64 accidents in the year. Ion Road and South Broadway led with one, Albany Post Road Ardsley Avenue area had seven, Reid's Hill and Main Street each had two to four incidents, and Huckout Street saw four accidents amid parallel sections noted.
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Tr Survey
Westchester Couny
Whit Mains
Police
Ehhart
Ion Road
South Broadway
Albany Post Road
Ardsley Avenue
Reid
Farg
Huckhout Street
Union Holy Week Services in Three Churches
The Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian churches join for union Holy Week services. Monday features a young people dinner at the Tarrytown Y with Rev. Dr. Ernest Houghton of Mount Vernon as speaker. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings present services at the Methodist and St Barnabas Episcopal churches with Rev. Leon H Ball and Rev. William N Colton respectively. Thursday sees a service at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. Dr. Robert MacGowan, and Friday each church holds its own service. All are invited.
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Tarrytown Y. . A
Ernest Houghton
Mt. Vernon
Methodist ‘Church
Leon H
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
William N.colton
Presbyterian
I Robert MacGowan
Fis
Church- Haute
John Tyslowski New Club Head Leads Organization
John Tyslowski becomes club head overseeing all sports facilities at the Old Ardsley Club. Dave Whyte returns as golf professional as part of ongoing reshaping. Staff and players prepare for new programs while Palm leads to resume enhanced tennis and athletics roles.
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Ne Isle
Clu
Gale and
Tonnis
Olt
Ardsley
Dave Whyte
Sarves
Palm
Ax Tena Pro
Firemen Report 1935 Alarms Total 36
Fire department annual report shows 36 alarms from January to April 1935. During the period the Emergency Squad handled three ammonia leaks, one chlorine gas leak, and four other incidents. Total property damage cited at about 100 dollars with four fires in homes of minor nature.
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Chile
McCarthy
Board of Trustees
Abe
OMC
New York Central Railroad
Westchester Tours Spotlight Go and See Program Series
Interest runs high as the Westchester County Children's Association schedules a five week tour series for April and early May. The visits target departments centers and institutions, with the first tour April 10 to the Reemployment Office and job location efforts. April 17 focuses on public relief problems and welfare offices, with a plan to discuss federal and state social security and unemployment insurance at a Lincoln meeting. further details appear on Page Six.
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Westchester
Westchester County Children's Association
Westchester County Children's Assertion
Nubuie Welfare
General Index
White Plains
Tt Ias
158 High School Students Merit Rating Gain
Seventy one students are listed with continued merit rating improvement after the recent quarterly exams. The roll includes Anna Altamara William Baker Robert Bassett Frances Becker Harry Teckley John Bell Martha Negas and many others. The note indicates a continuation on page four.
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Atu
Anna Altamara
William Ath <Baker
Robert Bassett
Frances Becker
Harry Teckley
John Bell
Martha Negas
Margaret Renwick
Florence Behrens
Frederick Ring
Elleen
William’Toyd
Camille Bouvier
Florence Hronock
Lawrence
Nina Dutcher
Richard, Jr
Henry Ebbetts
Frederick Beterling
Walter Elder
William Exgerling
Howard Ellsworth
Frank “Fay
Elizabeth Flynn
Ruth Priborg
Virginia Gallagher
Estenner
Gorman
John Grant
Greenan
Virginia Green
Salvatore
Giuliano
John Habermehl
John Hackbarth
Gertrude
Dolores
Habermeh
Catherine Hanlon
Robert Hess
Hiram Hemingford
Jona
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Duell
McQuillan
Hudson Valley Art
Association
Tarrytown Institute
Fletcher Johnson
Peter Mohave
Woodbine Road
Salem Park
Mothers of America
Atrs. de
Clement Lewis
Tarrytown Hospital
New Town Road
Nolan
Women's Association
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Tate Roe Ebro ‘Hederal Engineers
MF Nolani
Otaker
SUNY
Westchester County Federation of Woman's Clubs
Meth Fitent
Dane Deeter Rip
Lek ‘Pratt
Leo
Mra
George Kruse
Morris Ratner
Harold Nhins
Dillon
Earle Brown
Charles Armstrong
Wood
Yden
Jaffray
Cerbone
Massello
Giannotlo
Lyden
Board of Education
St Irvington School
Ascident Spq
MIS
County Emergency Work Bureau
Union Holy Week Services
Vinner
John Tyslowski
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