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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
4
Community briefs list residents moving to new homes and apartments, hospitalizations, a cadet nurse training start, military family visits, and extended travels. Names include Charles Smith, Mrs Martin Tewey, Mrs Walter Howlett, Matthew J Murtha Jr, James J Lyden, and others with addresses such as 98 Main Street Ardsley Park and North Broadway.
Hilltop Clubbers honor CPL Charles L. Ritchie returned from the Pacific theater with a welcome ceremony at Hilltop Clubrooms. Mayor Duncan Smith and many locals attended as volunteers noted July production shifts, dressings efforts, and adjusted hours to support the Red Cross.
A new Child Care Center in Tarrytown opens serving 39 children with director Annette Henrich and a volunteer women’s committee. Eligibility includes working mothers with proof of future employment. exceptions include mothers with illness, pregnancy, or bereavement. Center hours run early morning to evening. contact Tar rytown 80 for information. Also announced are Learn to Swim classes by the Y M C A with fall sessions led by F D Collins and staff, including schedule details for boys and girls.
North Feat Street resident Eter Robertson and Frederick Stein of Hast Tevington joined Westchester Squadron cadets on a Civ Air Patrol sponsored trip to Mitchell Field Army base in Louisiana. The outing linked to a birthday party honor for Miss Bette Costello at 15 East Clinton Avenue with attendees including Mr and Mrs Costello, Mr and Mrs Stapley Brokaw, John Costello, Stanley Brokaw, Betty Howden, Vincent Maflieuch, Jack Hendrickson, and Charlene Brokaw.
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