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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Edward Exon and Mr and Mrs Raymond Anthony visited the area, while Mrs Richard Dusty plans August travel in the Catskills. Kingston and Pittsburg residents are noted, with neighbors renting a White Street apartment and others visiting relatives in Syra cuse and Bethel. Local service workers, guardsmen, and clerks are listed with several trips to Camp Smith and La Grange NY, and preparations for stuccoing a residence underway.
Mrs Richard Behrens and daughters Agnes and Dorka G sirget- Tete Fa parents accompany Mr and Mrs Ernest Mehrens Jr of 101 Main Street on a Saturday car trip with Mr Behrens driving.
The note invites attendance at Saint Paul’s M E Church for the sermon The Invisible by Mr Mall on Sunday morning August 3 at 11. Harold Adams will join as the rejoinder. Congregation joins the Open Community Service on the Washington Irving High School lawn in Tarrytown on Sunday evenings at 7 20. You are invited to these services.
A birthday gathering honors Charles Taylor, father figure to three generations, as family and friends from Tarrstown Woodhaven and beyond express best wishes for health and happiness. Mr Joseph Taylor and Harry Dobbs attend, along with John Sle t and his sons Phitty and John. The longtime resident remains active, traveling daily for work and greeting neighbors.
A fragmented note places Paul Dillingham in Portland Maine as a respected local figure visiting two towns. The unclear passage hints at a journey or conferment of honor, mentioning a resident on lower Broadway and a nod to Whitushine’s stand as Boulder references appear in the garbled text.
Pau Simmons, director of the Presbyterian Church Choral Club, was delayed from arriving to Sunday services due to an auto accident. The mishap affected the planned choral lineup, with the sopranos and altos among those to miss parts of the service.
Edward Costello of Main Street and William Volk of North E Street are expected home Saturday from a vacation spent at Delaware Water Gap.
Frand Lemon and Fire Chief Joseph G Fallon with Joth return from a brief Canadian trip. They marveled at babies Poceys and reported on a trihotor journey that covered many interesting parts of the region.
The Chrysler agency for these parts has been secured by William Dalton Jr. Many gales are reported pending. Demonstrations are available on request and every effort will be made to please all probable purchasers of this well known make of car.
A new roller to aid in village map production was installed this week in the town hall. Superintendent oversight by contractor Raymond Costello ensured proper setup and function for the mapping unit’s operations.
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