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Newspaper

Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1937

Page

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Lone observer attends calm budget hearing in town

A lone taxpayer Mrs T Kennedy Stevenson attended the budget hearing at Town Hall as the board kept to a calm session. The budget totals 186,963.31 in taxes with a 14.78 per thousand levy, minor changes from the previous year. Mayor Murtha urged appointing special counsel for a Supreme Court motion, while the board left the issue to the village attorney amid tax and assessment discussions.

Board of Trustees T. Kennedy Stevenson Ardsley Park Irvington Ferry League of Woven Murtha Supreme Court White’ Plains Greenburgh Hotocolor Murphy Equity Conservation Corporation Wistrand Frank P. Murphy Lockwood & Pateman Th Westchester Service Corporation Madson River Yards

Irvington High Girls Glee Club Jamboree to New York

Despite heavy rain the Irvington High School Girls Glee Club traveled to New York by bus. They dined at a 58th Street restaurant, then saw the Imperial Theatre production Fredericka with Helen Gleavon Denis King and Ernest Truex. Funds came from dues and a club movie screening. Chaperons included G E Peter Miss H S Stubbe Mrs Reynolds.

Glee Club Irvington High School New York Maton Louis 58Th Street Tabs Imperial Theatre Fredericka Helen Gleavon Denis King Ernest Truex

Dobbs Ferry Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Report

Mrs N Reynolds Brooks presided at a Chinese meeting of the Dobbs Ferry Hospital Auxiliary held Monday at noon with twelve members in attendance. Chairman Kennett W Luther of the house committee reported progress on furnishing the Nurses Cottage. Mrs R P Carpenter and Mrs Her host Springs hosted. Dr and Mrs William Roane of South roadway visited Washington DC over the weekend.

Dobbs Ferry Hospital N. Reynolds Brooks Kennett Luther R. P. Carpenter William [ Roane South Roadway Washington, D. C

Where you can buy the Gazette in Irvington

The Irvington Gazette is on sale each Friday afternoon in Irvington. Locations include Clarence Beck Stationer Newsdealer Tobacconist 57 Main Street Duncan Smith's Con fectioner and Newsdealer 4 South Broadway and the Gazette Office 100 Main Street.

Irvington Gazette Irvington Clarence Beck Main Street Duncan Smith South Broadway Gaette

Ardsley Course Opens Next Week At Club

The Ardsley Country Club golf season will officially open on May 8 per Miss Helen Bennet manager. Weekend play drew pegentaive golfers ahead of the season. The summer dining room opens for guests and Mrs. Franklin J. Dickman of Bronxville becomes women’s golf chairman replacing Mrs. John P. Sedgwick. Dickman will announce her committee soon. C. C. Vickery chairs the men’s committee with Hy-Stover and Edwin H. Henumway assisting.

Ardsley Country Club Helen Bennet Pegtentaive Franklin J. Dickman Bronxelll John P. Sedgwick Dickmman C. C. Vickery Met Yeith Hy-Stover Edwin H. Heniluway

Dinner for Murphy Trustees and officials honor him

Friends and political associates of William A. Murphy village trustee will host a testimonial dinner at Schmidt's Farm on Wednesday May 26 attended by public officials and Irvington friends. Mehard J. Duty chairs the dinner committee with Leo F Therrien as secretary and Andrew Gleason as treasurer. An extensive honorary committee includes Mayor Matthew J. Murtha Supreme Court Justice Sydney Syme Trustees Ernest Hebrens Frank C. Gilbert Edward H. Luckett Police Chief Bernard P. McCall and many others from Hastings Greenburgh and surrounding areas.

William A. Murphy Schmidt Iran Irvington Ban's Restaurant Hastings Mehard J. Duty Leo F. ‘Therrien Andrew Gleason Matthew J. Murtha Supreme Court Sydney Syme Ernest Hebrens Frank CG. Gilbert Edward H. Luckett Geant Charles Habermen Norman Morrell Joseph Ferris James J. Lyden Norman C. Templeton Warren D William Livings Joseph’ J. Hughes Louis J. ‘Tepp Edward ‘Hicks Elmsford Thomas Trady William Shells William Malloy Harry T. Foley Port of New York Joseph ‘Morohan John ‘Pperly

Awards for Home Hygiene Class at East Irvington School

Eighteen students completed a home hygiene and care of the sick course at East Irvington School taught by Miss Selina E. Disorrow of the American Red Cross. Certificates were issued by the National American Red Cross Public Health and Home Hygiene Division after twenty four hours of instruction over twelve weeks. The group included Josephine Wat Viral Ant ten Agnes Irwin Margar firlelte Chalot and others. A new class is now under way for negro women at Greenburgh Health Center as part of Negro Health Week activities.

Th East Irvington Nthe Selina E. Disurow American Red Cross National American Red Cross Publc Health and Home Hygiene Diviseon Elas Josephine” Wat Viral Antten Agnes Irwin Margar Firlelte Chalot Model Mist Disin Hywlene Alek Wi Greenburgh Health Center

Thursday Club Auction Helps St Faith's House Charity Sale

Donations pour in for a Saturday May 22 sale at the late Mrs John B Calverts estate on El Retira Lane to raise funds for St Faiths House. Items include nursery furniture clocks silver and bric a brac from Hudson Valley attics with proceeds aiding the club's charity work.

John B. Calvert el Retira Lane Tus Village St. Faith's House Hudson Valley Donutin John P. Sedgwick Matthleston Park George Gentes Ardsley-on Hudson i Irvington Tarry Own

Fire and Scouts Day Highlight Irvington Event

A Central New York whistle alarm drew firefighters to No 19 South Astor Street in Irvington where a roof blaze was fought with booster hoses and tarps to protect rooms below. Mrs Andrew Koentgerenter stood inside as crews tackled the fire believed started by sparks from a chimney. Separate notice promotes a Girl Scout Day on May 8 at the Presbyterian Church lawn and rooms and an animal and nature lecture at Irvington High School with donations welcome.

Irvington New York Central South Astor Street Lord and Barham Company Norman Morrell Andrew Koentgerenter Th Presbyterian Church Irvington H Igh School Frank Gehr Irvington Village

Dean Ely to Tell of Work in China

Dean Ely of St. Gonn Sittanghal will speak at St. Tatu Church Sunday. A leading member of Christian educators in China, he graduated from Princeton in 1899 and later served at Shanghai University. His talk covers his work to build up the Engineering Department at St. John's University and plans to add staff.

Dean Ely St. Gonnsittanghal St. Tatu Gra China Ely Princeton Shanghai Arts and Sciences St. John’s University

School budgets funded by Greenburgh supervisor

Supervisor William C. Duell reports that nine regular and two joint school districts in Greenburgh received their entire budgets. The total transferred funds required short term certificates of indebtedness due to $196,480 in uncollected school taxes since last September across the districts.

William C. Duell Greenburgh Hslinah

Society to Sponsor Card Party at Holy Name Hall

The Isolary Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception will host a card party in Holy Name Hall on North Broadway Tuesday evening. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. Tickets cost 50 cents. In charge are Mrs James Greenan chair Mrs Donald Lander Mrs John McQuillan Mrs Thomas Cunnair Mrs Frank Meifaus Miss May Fallon Miss Margaret Burke and Mrs Edward Pierson.

Anarang Isolary Society of the Church ‘of the Immaculate Conception Holy Name Hall North Broadway Nerand Tnx James Greenan Mra Donald Lander John McQuillan Thomas Cunnair Frank Meifaus Mies May Fallon Mineargaret Burke Edward Pierson

Ann Cimino to Be Wed Sunday

Announcement states Ann Cimino will wed on Sunday at 3:30 PM at the Cure of Our Lady of the Ghs tae rform the core. The couple plans to reside at 126 M rest Us village after the ceremony.

Ann Cimino iMeph Maffuce Mira Vincenza Atattucci Fain Street Chic Village Sam

Posture Week Observed With Student Displays

Schools observed posture week with posters on display in the main corridor. Judges and prizes will be announced after evaluations. Fifth graders at Main Street School wrote original posture songs while fourth graders performed a posture play titled Wanted Attendance for the Princess.

Igh Apellis Gan Minx McCabe Gonant Wrt Pries Pres Main Street

DIES SUDDENLY ON BROADWAY WALK

Joshua Jenkins age fifty collapsed outside Cavagnaro's on Broadway and died at Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Patrolman Rudick assisted. Jenkins had heart attacks and indigestion claims from Mangin and Edward Brown. Medical examiner found no foul play and body sent to home residence.

Joshua Jenkins Gordon Street Stapleton Cavagnaro Troadwa Dobbs Ferry Hospital John Rudick Jenkins Lloyd Langin Metcalfe Street Amos J. Squire Bernard F. ‘McCall Mangin Edward Brown

Robins Nest Plan Benefits Fundraisers Scheduled

The Robins Nest relief group in Pennybridge announces four card party fundraisers in May and June to aid crippled and canvas efforts. Events include gatherings at Mrs Alfred McEwen in Broadwa y. Howard Carroll in Cartollelli Wh llains Road Tarrytown on June. and Mrs Edward Harden at Sleepy tol low Road Scarborough. Committee heads are Mrs John St Perry and Mrs Harold J Scottie and include many local volunteers.

Robins Crippled Canvas Pennybridge Alfred McEwen South Broadway Group Howard Carroll Cartollelli Whllains Road Tarrytown Mence Edward W. Harden Sleepy Tollow Road Scarborough Leslie “Tt. Palmer Bernon T. Woodle

Roll Call for Healthy Hearts Campaign Gains Support

A citywide initiative to fund child heart care and education earns volunteer backing. The program seeks community donations and urges participation from families in Frvington and surrounding areas to support health services and awareness.

Parole Violation Arrest Tells of Wanson Custody

Aubrey Wanson thirty five of 10 Croton Place Irvington was taken into custody by Patrolman Edward Fol and committed to the county jail for parole violation. He had previously served years. A separate event notes a gathering of the Song of Veterans of Foreign Wars with father and son attendees on Friday May 7 at the corps venue. Dorothy Henry visits her parents at Rumsenburg with his family.

Aubrey Wanson Croton Place Irv.ington Edward Fol James J. Lyden Wankon Veterans of Foreign Wiliam Fae Father Henry Dorothy Enry Rumsenburz

School Board Outlay Cut by Economies at Budget Meeting

At Irvington High School the annual school budget meeting cited economies reducing expenses. The estimated total of $95,800 for plant and funds includes $8,200 for auxiliary services and $10,840 for debt service with a projected saving of about $4,800. Two trustees will be nominated. incumbent George A. Briggs seeks re election while E Trevor Hill withdraws after plans to move.

Che Esauny Eliou Aletree Ana O'centston Bae Tate Agian Irvington George A. Briggs E. Trevor Hi Vilage Mr. Hill Douglas St. Johnson Woodbine Road W. Edward Sweetman Spiro Park Ardaleytn Hudson Walter McBride Main Street Thomas, Murphy South Bekar

Voters League Plans Outlined by Davis and Leaders

The Voters League will outline plans and discuss upcoming state chairmen and well-related topics. Mrs Davis chairs the event with the board meeting in the afternoon to review yearly reports and set points for May.

Voters League Mit Te Imrove Tate

Cadet Staff Sergeant Cot Yorke Named

Cadet Staff Sergeant Cot Yorke of the Texerser unit is named for exemplary service. The promotion reflects recognition by the corps and local officers.

Texerser Yorke

Women's Missionary Society Meeting Planned for May 6

The closing meeting of the XeaKon Women's Missionary Society at Neste Tenetan Presbyterian Church will be hosted at Mrs. James's home in North Headway on May 6 at 2 20 p.m. Emily L. Peterson of Scarborough will speak. Cars will meet at the Bank at 5 to transport attendees. Members should return their mite boxes at this time. Rev Pateman TSits here 2The Ter Herbert Pateman visited New York City for the weekend. his wife Ethel Patyman of Harney was also mentioned.

Women's Missionary Society xeaKon Pateman Tsits Herbert Pateman New York City Ethel Patyman Harney

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