Village Trustee Board Grants and Traffic Safety Measures
Special Irvington Board of Trustees meeting discussed pump contract with The John Proctor Company and set 30 day satisfaction deadline or hire experts. Murphy awarded beetle control contract for 106 Elm Trees at 1.65 each. Sullivan of Tarrytown to furnish a wagon for 1941.44 with 10 percent down draft by president. Bank alarm inquiry about independent line not possible. Speed concerns on Main Street led to posting 15 mph limit and lights at village ends to warn motorists. meeting adjourned.
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Board of ‘Trustees
Irvington
Town Tall
Wellenesday
John Proctor Company
Bayonne
N. J
Behrens
Dromes
Proctor Company
Moton
Frank P. Murphy
Barton
Murphy
Frank ©. Sullivan
Tarrytown
Franke Sullivan
N. Yo
Algo
Frank Sullivan
N. Y
Irvellington National Bank
Browness
Ington National ‘Bank
Hsr
Main Street
Brownos
Broadway
Thomas J. Corey, JR
Easter collection at Immaculate Conception tops $1200
The Easter collection taken up at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, per the rector Rev T J Donion, reached a little over $1200, with the figures showing a slight rise from the amount contributed.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
T. J. Donion
St Barnabas Tennis Club Elects Officers and Plans Matches
Officers were elected at the St Barnabas Tennis Club annual meeting on Tuesday with Albert Gilligan as president Arthur C Lord as secretary and Erle Friberg as treasurer Six juniors were admitted to membership The tournament committee will meet representatives from Dobbs Ferry and Hastings clubs to arrange dates for matches in the cup tournament Elimination matches in the club will begin shortly.
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St. Barnabas Tennis Club
Albert Gilligan
Arthur C. Lord
Erle Friberg
Dobbs Ferry
Hastings
Irvington Assessors Open 1925 Roll for Public Inspection
The Irvington assessors announce their current year assessment roll will be deposited with the Village Clerk at the Town Hall. It may be viewed from April 20 until May 5 with hearings on May 5 between 2 and 6 PM to consider complaints. Attesting officials include Martha, Behrens, Cannon, Bronnes, and Barton.
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Irvington
Irvington Town Hall
Eda
Matthew J. Martha
Ernest
Behrens
H. H. Cannon
Harold E. Bronnes
Harry A. Barton
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Kindness
We are very appreciative for the kindness shown to us by our friends during our recent bereavement. Signed H. Edden and family.
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H. Edden
Powder Puff Ballet Returns in Nine Oclock Revue
The Thursday Club presents the Powder Puff ballet in the Nine Oclock Revue at Tarrytown Music Hall May 7 and 8, with proceeds to St Faiths House. Notables from Yonkers and Irvington perform, Ned Wayburn trains the cast, and ticket details and prices are listed with contact options.
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Tarrytown Music Hall
ST. Faith's House
Architect Arthur Harmon Wins Double 1925 Honors
New York papers report Arthur Loomis Harmon of Irvington receiving both the American Institute of Architecture gold medal and the Architectural League prize for 1925. His Shelton hotel at 49th Street and Lexington Avenue, a 34 story landmark, drew universal acclaim at the Grand Central Palace before about 5,000 attendees.
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New York
Architects’ Convention
American Institute of Architecture
Architectual League
Arthur Loomis Harmon
Irvington
Harmon
Shelton
The
League
Institute
49Th Street
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Europe
Grand Central Palace
Sunnyside Park Woman Heads for Extended European Trip
Miss Helen Lewis of Sunnyside Park sails Monday for an extended trip through Europe.
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Helen ¥. Lewis
Sunnyside + Park
Europe
St Barnabas Sunday services and neighborhood meeting
Daylight Saving Time hours 7200 and 11 a m and 8 p m. The 11 o clock service includes Andrews to Deum in F ind the anthem Remember how He ate unto you by Hollins. The Girls choir will sing at the evening wroice. The Woman's Auxiliary participates in a Neighborhood Meeting at Christ Church Tarrytown on Tuesday with Dr John W Wood. the auxiliary service Friday at 10 o'clock with the semban Presentation of the Thank Offer.
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Rusle
Andrews
Hollins
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Church
Tarrytown
John W. Wood
Semban
Westchester Children's Association Annual Luncheon Topic
The Westchester County Children's Association hosts its annual luncheon on May Sth at the Commodore Hotel. Discussion centers on primary school education with speakers Dr Otis W Caldwell and Dr David Mitchell. Douglas P Falconer and Cornelia Oia Skanes perform. reservations via Mrs Frank R Wheeler.
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Commodore
Westchester County’ Children's Association
Otis W. Caldwell
Lincoln School
David Mitchell
New York State
Douglas P. Falconer
Cornelia
Oia Skanes
Frank R. Wheeler
Walworth Avenue
Scarsdale
Sisnciations Actividen
Wili Basisada
Harry-Shawtary
Same
Mra. Henry's
Brooks
Catholic Charities Cathedral Campaign Committee Meeting
The Archdiocese of New York Catholic Charities Drive, led by Cardinal Hayes, reports over 300000 subscribers and $7,000 in Westchester including Irvington, with plans to radio outreach and foundation stone ceremonies for the nave. Delegates from Greenburgh parishes met at the Ardsley Club for a pre-report dinner, urging canvass completion before April 27.
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Archdioese
New York
Cardinal Hayes
Catholic Charities
Samfort
Avery Catholic
Isao
Irvington
WEAF
Ftreen
Westchester
Ardsley
Cathedral
Frederick P. Keppel
Col. F. Q
Dahhis Ferry
Cannan J. Adye Prichard
K. TR. Conger
Vicairman
Irvington Committee
Treas Rer
Eastern Westchester
Central Westchester
Western Westchester
Prichard
Amsterdam Avenue
Keppel
Conger
Hill Speeding Regulated by Trustees Soon
Due to repeated violations of speed laws in Mage and the dangerous driving down Main Street a new law will be enacted with severe penalties for careless drivers. All drivers should adopt a safe policy of careful operation to avoid traffic conflicts. The rate is set at no more than 15 lies per hour.
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Main Street
East Irvington Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visitors
East Irvington society pages record Edward Linder spending a week at Long Branch planning a future home. Mrs. John McQuillan hosted relatives from New York City. Mrs. Catherine Cosgrove of Beacon was guest of sister Mrs. Robert Flynn. Howard Florrie visited Jersey City briefly. Ruth Roane attended a sorority dance at the Ritz. Mr and Mrs Charles Minker of Fonkers hosted by Mrs G Minker. Louis Goldblatt bought a radio for family use and home improvements. Charles Hagen and Thomas Divney joined Thomas Lenegan of Albany on a weekend outing. Herbert King attended the circus with St Barnabas Church chair boys. Mrs Gerald Lynch and son Gerald visited Mrs M J Leonard.
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Edward Linder Tx
Long Branch
John McQuillan
Elatives
New York City
Catherine Cosgrove
Beacon
S.y
Robert Flynn
Howard ’Florrie
Jersey City
Charles. Minker
Fonkers
G. Minker
Louis-Goldblatt
Patie
Herbert King
St. Barnabas Church
Clean-Up Week Planned by President Murtha
President M J Murtha and the official body outline Clean-Up Week from May 4 to 9 inclusive. The annual campaign seeks strong community and house order support for a successful Clean-Up and Fire Prevention drive. For sale a Model H Caldwell lawn mower in good running order phone Irvington 1353 1347.
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M. J. Murtha
Irvington
Nine O Clock Revue at Tarrytown Music Hall May Show
The Nine OClock Revue plays Tarrytown Music Hall on May 7 and 8 at 8 30 P M with seating details for orchestra balcony and prices. Tickets available via check with money order, issued to Mrs Guy Robinson of Irvington on Hudson New York.
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Tor
Tarrytown Music Hall
St. Faith's House
Tarrytown
Eben Zinsser
Hastings
Stuart Cowan
Scarsdale
Frederick D. Carter
Dobbs Perry
Morris Smith
Yonkers
Thomas Brennan
Irvington
Eleanor Eaton
Robert Denniston
Dobbs Ferry
Jane Gold
WV. Gordon Fischer
New York
Petrogra
Eleanor Phillips
John Tyssowski
Ardsley Park
Rowland Haines
Dorothy Perguson
Margaret Conklin
William
Tathgate Beker
1 May, Jr
Gobi Donaldson
Weymer Walt
Franklin Haines
Henry
Tape
Daniel Sautson
New -York
William Kindet
Ardley
Pari
Neclal
Ned Wayburn
Zlenfeld
Guy Robinson
Harriman Road
Anwice
Robinson
Irvington Estates Buys More Plots Amid Broadway Growth
Rernon T. Woodle, having completed a fine residence on North Broadway in the Irvington Estates area, added to his holdings by purchasing additional plots facing near Broadway. This expansion reflects ongoing development plans surrounding the estate and street.
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Rernon T. Woodle
North Broadway
Irvington Estates
Broadway
Request for Tickets Amid Unclear Details
The message asks for tickets for multiple days with Thursdays and Fridays, mentions prices with a stray dollar sign, and ends with a garbled line. It lacks clear event names, locations, dates, or quantities to confirm.
Iwane H. Evans Dies at 98 in Philadelphia Home
Iwane H. Evans, father of William St. Evans and longtime East Irvington resident, died Sunday morning at 6 30 at his Philadelphia home where he had lived for many years. He was 98. Mr and Mrs Evans accompanied by H C Evans and Plains left to attend the funeral by motor, a six hour trip anticipated.
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Iwane H. Evans
William St. Evans
East Irvington
Philadelphia
Mr. Evans
Euchre Party of Altar and Rosary Society Held After Easter
The Euchre and Domino party, held Friday evening after Easter in the Town Hall, drew about two hundred attendees. Prizes included a bridge lamp won by Mrs. John McVicker and a flour prize for domino players. dancing followed with Str. Thos. Boucher’s orchestra.
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To Alar and Rosary Society
John McVicker
Allee Tewey
Dome Ino
Mra
Patrick Kelly
Richard Magennis
Wm. Cunnair
John ‘McQuillan
Agnes” Morgan
Str
Thos, Boucher
Altar and Rosary Society
Great Catholic Club Smoker Delights Over 100 Attendees
More than one hundred men gathered at Holy Name Hall on Monday evening April 20 for a Catholic Club smoker. The varied program pleased attendees with boxing bouts, a collegiate quartet, dancing numbers, and solo songs by John Neving and others. Delays in hot dogs and coffee were blamed on stove facilities, to be improved, while the night ended with lively entertainment and anticipation of a larger card next year.
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Holy Name Hall
K. P
Mr. Cureau
Neldig
Chi ‘O'Connell
Georgie
Willie
Frank Murphy
East Irvington
John Neving
St. Anselm
Andy Shields
Jack Scully
Klven
Walter Butler
Billie Kermath
St. Angelm’s
A. C
Ray
Gilligan
Peter Gorey
Tel
John Maiden
Ossining
Vohin
John McCabe
Joven
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Westchester County Children's Association
Hotel Commod
Cathedral Camappeal Mittee
Ardsley Club
K.b.conger
East
Misa Ruth Roane
Ritz
Charles Hagen
Thomas’ Divney
Enont
Thomas Leneghan
Albany
Gerald’ Lynch
Gerald
MJ. Leonard Jon Thuratay
Oriter
Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y
Euchre OF Altar and Rosary Society
Arge
E. A. Matthiessen
Walter King
C. C. Smoker
R.W. Flah