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Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1934

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Towns urged to pay township taxes to avoid penalties

Town of Greenburgh officials urge residents to pay township taxes before Tuesday to avoid penalties. Supervisor William C. Duell, Town Tax Collector William A. Buckley, and County Treasurer Cottey emphasize timely payments to prevent county borrowing and higher rates. The message stresses urgency for Greenburgh taxpayers and notes penalties if due sums remain unpaid.

Lewis & Dickinson William C. Duell Greenburgh Chester Ty Hy Cottey Greenhursh William A

Clocks Adjust Ahead One Hour This Saturday

The notice directs residents to push clocks ahead one hour by midnight Saturday. It notes widespread adoption of the change and urges adherence to the new standard as the world resumes normal routines amid limited exceptions.

Election contenders in city school board race read

Three others in School Board races are named E T Hill Robert Hook Courtenay Dinwiddie Arthur V Lewis and George S Dickinson. Both men declined the nomination offering to again seek a three year term due to business pressures. The outcome will be decided by voters in the coming election.

E. T. Hill Robert Hook Courtenay Dinwiddie Arthur V. Lewis Board of Education George S. Dickinson Mum Three

Periodical Club Mails Out Close To 2000 Magazines

A 1950 report by Mrs. Harry Waterbury details the Periodical Club delivering about 1950 issues to recipients including Tarrytown Hospital St F Ord Folks Home East View Grasslands Hospital Sunshine Cottage Penttens bury Grasslands Sing Sing Prison Children’s Village Mart Island and notes energy despite staff shortages.

Ely Cdurcha Harry Water Willam B Waterbury Tarrytown Hospital St. F Ord Folks Home East View Grasslands Hospital Sunshine Cottage Penttensbury Grasslands Sing-Sing Prison Chidren's Village Marts Island

Firemen Seek Foamite Equipment for Firefighting

Firemen plan to seek Foamite firefighting gear from the Village Board to better combat blazes. Chief Sylvester McCarthy notes current small Foamite tanks would fail in serious fires and vows a survey of fire hazards and hydrant systems across the village, with locations posted at headquarters.

Sylvester McCarthy Tre McCarthy

Park restricts baseball until grass grows at South Broadway Park

Park Chairman A. R. William Wang says no baseball at South Broadway Park until the grass on the diamond has sufficiently grown. Police official B. F. McCall is instructed to enforce the ban and mobilize workers to prepare the field.

Broadway Park A. R. William Wang B. F. McCall McCall

Plunge Off Injuries Reported in Truck Incident

A vehicle fell from a roadway near De Williams Street Roane, South Broadway, injuring a worker who fractured the right wrist and sustained other hurts. The accident occurred near Cedar Ridge and involved Morrison, with authorities investigating the fall and its causes.

Ant de. William St Roane South Broadway Tory Cedar Ridge Morrison

Broken 3 in Main Undermines Section of Main Street

Work began today to prop the hinge slab of cone and rebuild granite curbing along Main Street. Crews from Krans Meat and local streets repair crews target the south side near Teta roadway and southeast sections Eckar and Southerrs Streets.

Teta Minto Posnl Cone , Southerrs and Eckar

Sniper Sought After Pigeon Nesting at Photocolor Building

Patrolmen Murphy and Martin Friday searched the roof and grounds of the Photocolor Building on South Axler Street for a man firing at pigeons nesting in caves on the building. Shots were heard near residents in Spiro Park. Police could not locate the shooter.

Murphy Martin Fri Iy South Axler Street Spiro Park Palice

Proceeds From Concert Aid Injured Girls

A Wednesday benefit concert at Yonkers Town Hall by Yonkers Post Office Glee Club under Mr. Mat leads a evening of entertainment to aid injured girls. The program features Koents and his Country Club Orchestra with a dancing segment following the music. Beneficiaries include Dantel U0 Mra and other local patrons. proceeds go toward the group’s needs.

Wedneseft Towe Hall Yonkers Joh Mat Perfort Koents Wwe Dantel Stuart Peabody Max Taabelmtn Joseph Reiily Jolt P. Kafion Ath M ‘Teker

Young Men’s Republican Firemen Club Elect Officers

The Young Men’s Republican Firemen club plans a show and dance at Hastings Town Hall on May 25 as part of club elections. Attendees at a Greenburgh meeting numbering about 150 discussed leadership changes and support for Charles W. Griffith as Westchester Republican leader, with the Hastings unit invited to join.

CERS Hastings Town Hall Greenburgh Tan's Wareburton Avene Hastingson Suudson Asher Roberts Ardal Vincent LaVista Ofl Edward Weskey Taristown Trenaier Omas Reynolds, Jr Ae Herman Tive Board Commerving Witte Plains White Plains Asit Thomas Reynolds

Firefighters Halt Brush Fire North of Reservoir

Firemen under Chi Carthy battled a brush fire on the reservoir’s north side for over an hour Sunday afternoon. Arthur W. Lewis of Harriman Road discovered the blaze while walking in the woods and alerted fire headquarters, helping crews contain the fire.

Chi Carthy Arthur W. Lewis Harriman Road

Water floods reservoir spillway on estate grounds

OCR fragment describes tons of water rushing over a reservoir spillway near an estate owned by Arthur Ve Lethard, with additional notes about ponds on the George W. HHL property and reports of fish and deceased individuals appearing in the water. The text is garbled and unclear but centers on a flooding incident and property impacts.

Arthur Lethard Slick J. Net George

Invades Crap Game Mizh Nse Place Incident

An unclear report describes a disruption or invasion at a location referred to as Mizh Nse Place before Hudlek, noting the group vanished quickly after the event. The fragment preserves a vague sequence of intrusion and rapid disappearance.

Hudlek

Fanny McGuiness Dies Sunday at New York Hospital

Fanny McGuiness dies Sunday at New York Hospital after illness. Interment is planned at a local cemetery. Confusion in the obituary fragment lists St Vincent's and other misread names.

Fanny McGuiness New York Hospital

Attack by dog in Ardley Park injures man walking home

Sunday afternoon at James Place Ardley Park a dog owned by George S. Genter next door neighbor attacked a man named Finn as he walked toward his home. The canine inflicted severe lacerations on both calves. Patrolman Tewey ordered the dog tied for ten days to determine whether it had rabies.

First Feared As death by own action Of Onofrio Como

Police searched the reservoir and nearby woods for Onofrio Como an Italian employee of Dr Chare Chire Sunnyside Park detained for observation after garments were found beside the reservoir indicating a possible suicide. Authorities believed he might have jumped into the water.

Chase Chire Sunnyside Park Parkway Police

Oratorical winners named Eleanor Jendracko and Frank Murphy

Eleanor Jendracko and Frank Murphy won first prize in the annual Oratorical Contest held in the Irvington School auditorium. The program featured student performances and selections with guidance from Miss Marian A. Van Dyke.

Eleanor Jendracko Frank Murphy Hsteanor Jendrucko Frank Mhrphy Irvington Drew Jenburgh Elmsford Koch Jon Leeing Tarry Mira Ninah Plamondon No. Tarry Miss. Nitrom White Cers Dle Marian A. van Dyke Ober Tobinson Wynongfellow Martin J Commansdine Morris Margaret Irwin Rita Rubin

Charity Appeal Nets $200 First Three Days

The 1931 Archdiocese of New York Catholic charity drive reports over $200 raised in the first three days at Immaculate Conception parish. The appeal funds aid the poor and distressed with child care, health, unemployment relief, and summer camps. Last year $700,000 was spent on Family Relief. at Immaculate Conception $984.55 came from 527 individuals. Cardinal Hayes and Chairman John P. Fallon lead the effort aiming to match prior totals.

Archdiocese of For Catholic Charlw York Immaculate Conception Cardinal Hayes John P. Fallon

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William A. Buckley Henry S. Waterbury St. Barnabas Church Jerry Tewey South Ferris Town’ Hall Harold O’hara Seston Eld McCarth Je ‘Howe James Jack Edwin Katte East 10 York City Onofrio Como McClure United Irvington High NETS Daniel Daley Parsh
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