Fines Total $268 In Police Court
Fines totaling 268 dollars were levied by Judge John Norris in the village Police Court last night. A White Plains resident paid a 50 dollar fine for speeding. Two Yonkers men were fined 35 dollars for unlicensed operation of a 1956 automobile. Three speeders paid 15 dollars, including motorists from nearby towns. Twenty-two persons paid 2 dollar parking tickets. Philip Russell of Irvington was among those cited for running red lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Norris
jeTwo Yonkers
Thesday
South Buck‘East Street
Philip Russell
Irviiington
Firemen Cancel Last Days Of Fund Raising Bazaar
The Volunteer Fire Department canceled the final two days of its annual bazaar, citing smaller crowds than prior years. The three day event offered hoopla, penny-pitch and whiffle ball with proceeds earmarked to furnish the second floor meeting rooms of the new firehouse. Booths on the Church of the Immaculate Conception parking lot on North Broadway were being taken down this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Berry
Church of the Immaculate Conception
North Broadway
Mrs Gertrude Giovannelli Dies At 31 In Tarrytown
Gertrude Giovannelli wife of Mario Giovannelli died at home on Circle Drive Ossining native and nine year teacher at F. R. Pierson Elementary School in Tarrytown. Surviving include her husband parents Arthur and Francis Kramer of Croton and daughter Lisa 13 months. Funeral held at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery Valhalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Kramer Gio
Mario Giovannelli
Circle Drive
Ossining
F. R. Pierson
Tarrytown
Parent Teacher Association
Farrytown
Giovannelli
Arthur and
Francis Schmidt Kramer
Morrie Slifkin
Quaker Ridge
Croton
Lisa
Coffey
N. Broadway
Immaculate Conception
Anthony Maltese
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
Valhalla
Burglary Reported After Ring Missing From Home
Mrs. Saravanya Tanigan of Atchley Avenue told police a diamond ring valued at 100 dollars was missing following a burglary discovered Monday night. She found a suitcase of silverware opened on the floor upon returning home. Police noted doors were unlocked when she left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saravyana Tanigan
Siast ‘Atchley” Avenue
Lce
Irvington Residents Named Alps Hospital Advisers
Irvington residents Mrs. Anton N. Rice Jr and William P. Rogan were named to Phelps Memorial Hospital Community Advisory Council to organize a Sponsors Committee in their areas. The board urged membership in the hospital association to support community care and new medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton N. Rice, Jr
Riverview Road
William P. Rogan
Hudson Road
East
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Hospital
Mice
Iffe College
Irvington
Rogan
Red Cross
Pheps Memorial Hospital
Arthur B. Steele
Richard C. Wells
Phelps Memorial Hospital Association
Phelps
Steele
Commiss ‘Advisory Council
Town to Hold Hearing Aug 9 On Subdivision Amendments
Greenburgh Planning Board schedules a public hearing August 9 at 8 p.m. in Town Hall on the rezoning petition of Harry and Mildred Lewis from Multi-family M3 to Intermediate Business 1.8 Dis triter. The hearing also covers Jack Stetson’s site plot for 5625 Riverdale Avenue Bronx with a submitted map dated July 25 1953. AML parcel details and property lot lines are listed in the Town Tax Map Sheet 31 Block 1687 Lat 51. All papers are on file with the Planning Consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Free concert salutes Greenburgh anniversary tonight
A free concert honoring the Town of Greenburgh's anniversary will be held tonight at Ardsley High School. The Arasiy ignous bana will provide music, arranged through Thomas Figlia, director of recreation programs, and Joseph Greco, director of the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Ardsley High School
Arasiy Ign Yenous Bana
Ocen
Thomas Figlia
Joseph Greco
Memorial on Main Street Replaces Weathered Granite
A new war veterans memorial is being built on Main Street near the high school to replace the old wooden one. The stone and bronze monument will stand about seven feet tall and nine feet wide at the base with a bronze plaque and eagle. It lists veterans from World War I, World War II, and the Korean conflict, and features a Daniel Webster quotation. Groundwork began last week, with the old foundation removed and a new one poured. Granite stone from the Stearns estate forms the base as mason contractor John Stanzione works. Ernest Stubing, Public Works Superintendent, prepared the plans. Construction aims to finish by next Friday, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webister
Main Street
John Stanzione
North Astor Street
Old Stearns Estate
Ernest Stubing
Public Works
Destroyer Arrives Tomorrow to Open for Inspection
The USS Forrest Sherman, a 418-foot Navy destroyer, will dock at Turner Lumber Company tomorrow at 4 30 p m and remain until Monday morning. Public open 1 to 4 p m Saturday and Sunday with police directing traffic at Main Street. The ship, named for Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, recently returned from a Med cruise and will go to Boston for overhaul. Commander Frederick J Kelley, a 194 graduate, commands the ship. The Kelley family with three children will soon relocate to London for a Naval Research assignment. Navy Day ceremonies begin at 1 p m Saturday with salutes, parades, speeches, and a flag ceremony, followed by a Marine Parade and yacht procession to Turner pier and back, with some 50 yachts joining. A reception ends the day at 4 to 5 p m. The 175th Anniversary Executive Committee will board the ship at the Battery for the Hudson voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Sherman
U. S
Irvington
Turner Lumber Company
Main Street
Forrest P. Sherman
USN
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Boston Naval Shipyard
Boston
Frederick J. Kelley
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Kelley
Betty Coggins
Riverdale
N.Y
Newport
R.I
Colleen
Kevin
Brian
Collie
Gidget
London
Cmdr
Office of Naval Research
Turner Lumber’ Company
Westchester
John Cerak
N.C. Coleman
Greenburgh
Francis Faulkenbury, Jr
Cerak
White Plains
Tarrytown Boat Club
Chevrolet
Frank Chevrolet
Tarrytown
George D. Wilson
Eugene Detmer
Warren Hopp
Washington Irving Boat Club
Dobbs Ferry Marina
Pioneer Boat Cub of
Hastings
Tower Ridge Boat Club
Turner Pier
Exchange Club of
New York City Fire Department
Ho ‘Ton, Tam
Spm
Sinice Cbs
Forrest Ghiermadh
Baward N. Vetrano
Alvin Suchin
Thomas J. Coyle
Patsy Massaro
Allen Richman
William A. O'Neill
Leo Wirz, Jr
Treas
M. Vertner Brown
Annabel H. Moody
H. Hamilton Jones
George Allen
the Battery
New York City
Hudson
Ambulance Corps Makes First Call From Idlewild to Yonkers
The Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps ears first call transported Charles W. Francis of 202 South Buckhout Street from Idlewild Airport to Cross County Hospital Yonkers. The crew aided by Hastings and Riverside Hose, operated six and a half hours to control a fire in Dobbs Ferry at Col. Franklin Q. Brown mansion, with mutual aid from Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, and Tarrytown. The service is free, funded by contributions and volunteers, and can be summoned by doctors police officers or corps members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Cross County Hospital
Yonkers
Idlewild
Europe
Corps
Corp
Charles W. Francis
South Buckhout Street
Paris
Francis
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Club
Air France
John Averdick
William Hunt
Seymour Stein
William Hough
Ardsley
Dobbs Ferry
Ifington
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aNalay
U.S. Navy
Connec-Ion
Afz Green‘birgh
J. C. Turner Lumber Dock
Alps Hospital Advisers
Mr. Rogan
Fordham University
Fordham
Rogan & Rogan
Mrs. Anton
Trafic
AML
Ambulance Corps
Se Companies
Hastings Fire Companies
Springhurst
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