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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
2
Published Weekly Genten Chatter invites Senior Members to join a picnic supper and swim trip on Saturday August 3. Depart 3 p.m. from Youth Center for Sparkle Lake site. eight spots available, advance signup required. Cost about seventy five cents. bring supper and swim gear. The Youth Center seeks donations of a pair of fine 18 shoes for loaners.
Report from Irvington Youth Center details a day camp schedule with a 10 am departure to Trailside Museum and Walt Whitman Nature Trail, then swimming. Campers pay cost with guest price listed. Theatre, pool, and clubroom activities are pictured, with mentions of local members and possible new signups amid notes on recent social happenings.
Fragmentary notes describe Day Camp activities with names like Nancy, Pamela, John, Kate, Paul, Jackie, Carol, Susan and Mary Ann. Mentions making circus figures from pipe cleaners and a playful scene featuring an elephant. Some lines remain unclear about outcomes or details.
The fragment lists many individuals with the surname Luke and related names including John G Luke and Therese Wilson Luke, indicating a family petition or guardianship matter. The mix includes guardianship references of Therese Wilson Luke, a 1950 county record tone, and mentions of banks and trustees in what appears to be a probate style filing.
An unclear fragment notes a witness named CHAR associated with a five of our event. Specific details on date, place, or outcome are not readable. Further source content needed for a precise card.
The fragment records a Surrogate's Court clerk named Elmer Fingar and mentions the office role within the Surrogate's Court. The OCR excerpt provides limited operational details beyond the official title.
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