Irvington Village Board Minutes August 5 1925
The Irvington Village Board held a regular meeting on August 5 1925 with President Matthew J Murtha and trustees present. Reports covered finances fines for July 403 dollars police matters and committee progress on fire hall town hall park and road maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Trustees
Matthew J. Murtha
H. Cannon
Ernest Berens
Harold E. Brownes
Harry A. Barton
Behrens
Barton
Cornelius Gallagher
Midabock
Mamaroneck
Brownes
J. C. W. Semanthorp
Lord’ & Burnham Company
Main Street
Mel Barton
Jevington National Bank
Frederick T. Raban
Bernard F.mccall
Allan Ellsworth
Irvington Fire Co
Ernest F. Griffin
Tarrytown
Nassau County
Ile
George R. Smith
Afr
Fr. Canon
Smith
Rotary Club
Peekskill
N. Y
Helens
Irvington
Wood Rutter
Broadway
Irvington Road
Hudson and
Washington Avenues
Ardsley Park
Harriman Road
Sunnyside
Patching
Riolo
John Warren
North D Street
Kaimowitz & Goldberg
Edw. F. Murphy
James Morgan
Morgan Sweetman
Irvington Gazette
Miss Knodel Visits Cleveland Librarian on Vacation
Miss Emma Knodel of South Broadway leaves Thursday for Cleveland Ohio to spend her usual vacation period. The Irvington Public Library will be led in her absence by Miss Betty Woodilf with assistance from Miss Caroline Cannon. Knodel has served the library for 13 years and is praised as one of the state’s most efficient librarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Knodel
South Broadway
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Knodel
Betty Woodilf
Caroline Cannon
Irvington
Saturday motor trip to Delaware Water Gap
Mrs. F C Grugan will spend the month at Croasdale Manor Delaware Water Gap and return after Labor Day. She will leave early Saturday with easy stages about seven hours to that point. The manor lies near Shawnee on the Delaware, a vast tract developed into a premier site by former resident Charles C Worthington. The golf course is among the largest and finest of its kind and the Delaware River runs nearby for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Grugan
Croasdale ‘Manor
Delaware Water Gap
Shawnee
on-the-Delaware
America
Charles C. Worthington
Delaware River
East Irvington Social Delegation Journey Home
Mrs. James F Reynolds led a party from East Irvington visiting White Plains and New York, touring Niagara Falls Canada and Lake Champlain landmarks on a motor trip. The Court Margaret Mary No. 815 C D A gathered 176 to 200 members from multiple Westchester towns for a joyous reunion with Irvington, Dobbs Ferry, and other area groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Reynolds
John Reynolds
White Plains
New York
Alfred Taxter
Overacker
West Park
Miss Hogan
John S. Mulligan
East Irvington
Margaret Mary No
C. D. of A
Lawrence Inn
A. Molz
Andrew Taxter
Mary Rielly
Thos, Harten
John Ko
Joseph J. Reilly
Margaret McCall
Irvington
Margaret. Burke
W. H
McNeilly
Josephine Connors
Dobbs Ferry
Westchester County
Croton
Ossining
Seeing Our Hudson Through A Visitor’s Eyes
A Thurmont Maryland writer recalls a New York visit and urges locals to view the Hudson River with fresh appreciation, noting how proximity often dulls its charm and poetry and inviting a new imagined escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
New York
Hudson
SAILING ON THE HUDSON A Grand Day Aboard the Hendrick Hudson
A historical Hudson River excursion aboard seven daylight steamers invites travelers to admire the view from glass salons and open decks. The trip details Yonkers and Newburgh stops, Palisades scenery, and the famed Hendrick Hudson Drive with stunning river panoramas, noting notable landmarks like Grant tomb and Storm King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Hendrick Hudson
Robert
Ashington II
DeWitt Clinton
Chauncey M. Depew
Empire State
Alexander Hamilton
C. M.D
Battery
Manhattan Island
Debrosses Street
New Jersey Plains
Jersey City
Havoken
Rivle Drive
W. 42Nd Street
Jersey Shore
Aaron Burr
Charles M. Schwab
Riverside Drive
72Nd Street
Great Square
Gen. Grant
Riverside Park
129Th Street Pier
Irvington Theatre Show House On North Broadway Estate
Russell Hopkins Jr owns and operates the Irvington Theatre located on the North Broadway and Sunnyside Lane estate. Many fine shows are planned with proceeds benefiting charitable causes connected to Mrs Hopkins and her family, including her four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iibe Show House
Russell Hopkins, Jr
North Broadway
Sunnyside Lane
Russell Hopkins
Death of Mrs J B Crisfield shocks village
Kathryn V Gallagher Crisfield 58 wife of John B Crisfield of 24 Main Street died Monday evening at Tarrytown Hospital. She was active in Court Margaret Mary C D A and American Legion Auxiliary, helped organize the auxiliary and worked for veterans welfare. Interment Sleepy Hollow. Survived by husband five children two sons Arthur Beal Charles Tellbrook and daughters Veronica Elizabeth Connick Kathleen Cormack and Carryol. Funeral held at Church of the Immaculate Conception with high Mass. Pallbearers and Court Margaret Mary officers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn V
Gallagher
John B Crisfield
Main Street
Tarrytown Hospital
Carryol
Irvington
Court Margaret Mary
C. D
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Kingsbride Road
Chilren
Arthur Beal
Charles ‘Tellbrook
Veronica
Elizabeth Connick
Tarrytown
Kathleen Cormack
New York
Carryol Grisfield
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Thomas J. Denton
Ernest Badecker
Sleepy Hollow
Pall Bear
Fred J. Page
Burl F. Handiey
Wm. Crisfield
Arthur J. Brynes
Frank X. Gilligan
Arthur G. Lord
Margaret Mary
Roane Reelected President of Board of Education
The annual meeting of the newly elected Board of Education was held in the high school on Tuesday evening. William R. Roane was reelected president, with Robert G. Abercrombie as secretary and H. B. Morris endorsed as treasurer. The board approved staff appointments, building renovations, and preparations for fall occupancy including changes to the Commercial room and new auditorium exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
William R. Roane
Robert G. Abercrombie
James E. Duress
George D. Minton
Thomas A. Lee
H. B. Morris
Charles M. Pateman
W. R. Roane
Helen Stuart
3. Kiernan & Gon
Daniel Gilligan
North F Street
Panile
Roane
James E. Duross
East Irvington
Vacation trip to Lake George bits from local couple
Town Clerk and Mrs. N C Templeton of South C street plan a two week visit to Lake George New York leaving Saturday morning. The Templetons have visited the summer resort area for several years and are continuing the tradition this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. ‘Templeton
South C Street
Lake George, N.Y
Mfr
Cake Sale Proves Highly Profitable and Successful
The cake sale and accessories event held Saturday at Kraus Market raised $78 for Sunnyside Circle benevolent fund. Officers and members express deep thanks to all helpers and to Mr Kraus for his shop window and other generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraus
Benevolent Fund
Sunnyside Circle
Supervisor Millard and Family Vacationing at West Harwich
Supervisor Millard with Mrs. Millard and daughter Miss Ethel left for their usual month’s vacation at West Harwich Cape Cod Mass. Return planned after Labor Day. 70 let apartment five room and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
West Harwich
Ethel
Cape Cod
Mass
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