Disposing of Garbage Haunting Irvington and Hastings
A town and neighboring villages wrestle with refuse disposal, debating incineration versus dumps. Hastings urges a joint incinerator plan while Hastings and Irvington consider a regional district and shared facilities to relieve taxpayers from long hauls and open dumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Greenburgh
Tyington
Croton Point
Hastings
Hastings News
Dobbs Ferry
Dobbs Feny
Hudson
Home on site of famed Ardsley Towers rebuilt
The Ardsley Towers site, once built by Cyrus Fie for his son, is under purchase by William Adsit of Armsey Park. The lot on Broadway and Osceola Avenue was bought from Lorena Company, with Wm B. May Company of New York arranging the deal. Adsit expects to construct a modern residence with river and Ramapo views, on land part of Cyrus Fie’s 1808 Ardsley tract near the former Field home. The property’s history includes Avsey Towers and ties to Amne Barber, Locomobile maker, with the building once a notable country seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aney Towers
Cyrus Wo Feld
Ede Wad Lel
Agun
Bronday Td
Oseeca Avenue
Wiliam B. Adsi
Armsey Park
Lorena Company
Avhich
Wm B. May. Company
New York
J Adsit
New Jersey
Ramapo Mountain
Broadway
Cyrus F. Fie
Ardsley
Towers
Field
Te Jerome
Fieldster
Yorkshire
England
Amne L. Barber
Fephalr Fame
Barber
Board of Education Minutes Move High School Work
Minutes from a July 1988 meeting record motions to proceed with work at the East Irvington High School, approval of staffing changes, and a non teaching salary schedule. The discussion cites the Water Taso line and refers to a total proposal of 7200 dollars and a stenographer salary range from 1600 to 2600 dollars for office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Seaton
Livington
Igh School
Bom Siembers
W. By Reales
Jen Pres
Chai
W. E. Keckwool
Cais
T. Metabey
H. D. Morphy
Townsend
Westchester Company
Charter of Painters Union
Gertrude
Murphy
East Irvington
State Department
Membership Drive for Concert Group at Tarrstown Meeting
The Sleepy Ftatlow Community Concerts Association held an 8 Fairview Avenue Tarrstown meeting with a program of music by Mrs W J Cooper Dr Gionsani Caniarin Miss Jane Putrison and Messrs Symonds Hoff man. The group discussed funding salaries for district officers and staff and approved a replacement hire while planning the upcoming drive for September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cooper
Gionsani Caniarin
Jane Putrison
Frank Symonds
Ira Hoffman
Ftatlow
Robert M. Joneson
Fairview Avenue
Tarrstown
William McDonough
Tarrytown Board of Edn
Washington Leving High
Bend Castolan
Murphy
Cassidy
Alfred
Ainfeld
Commercial Department
Lockawood
McCabe
Townsend
Ja Tenter
Briggs II Joins County Trust as Vice President
Charles A Briggs II of Barney Park has been appointed to fill a trust officer post and elected vice president by the County Trust Company whose main office is in White Plains and with branches in seventeen Westchester communities. Briggs, a longtime Irvington resident, previously engaged in fiduciary work with Fiduciary Toursnel, Inc. of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Briggs II
Barney Park
County Teast Company
Nisin
Westchester
Briggs
Irvington
Lawrence A Gilson Propery
Toumsel, Inc
New York
Our Honey Wagon Receives a New Look and Extension
The Sasite tion Department unveils a redesigned honey wagon after a three day vacation. An added extension lengthens the vehicle by about two and a half feet and boosts capacity by sixty cubic feet. Under Skipper George England the crew now operates a longer unit better balanced with its other dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rvington
Sasitetion Department
George England
Hainfeld Absence Leave Replaces Tevington High Teacher
Alfred G. Hainfeld will be on leave of absence next year. Raymond E. Townsend, supervising principal, received applications for the commercial subject post. McCowley, NYU graduate and International Diesel and Electric Co. veteran, age 38, married with two children, was among finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainfield
Board of Education
Raymond E. Townsend
Mc Cowley
New York University
Sale
International Diesel and Electric Co
New York
Reil Toal Wedding At Immaculate Conception Church Irvington
Mary Catherine Reilly daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Reilly of 2 North Ferris Street married Francis J Toal son of Mr and Mrs James Toal of 9 Northfield Road Fairfield Conn at the Immaculate Conception Church Irvington Rev Daniel H Daley officiated aided by Rev Eugene Gallaghan. The bride wore white net gown with streetheart neckline and fingertip veil and carried a bouquet of Stephanotis and Phalaenopsis. Matron of honor was sister Mrs Gerald J Reilly. bridesmaids Misses Jesnor and Patricia Gallager. best man Andrew P Toal. brothers of the bride and groom attended. A reception followed at Richer Farm Elmsford for 100 guests and honeymooned at Cape Cod Mass before settling at Round Hill Road Fairfield Conn. Mrs Toal is a Berlington High School graduate and former NY Central Railroad employee. She is niece of Assemblyman Fred Graber of Tarrytown. Toal is a Manhattan College graduate and Fairfield University instructor and coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Rei
Joseph J. Reilly
North Ferris Street
Francis J. Toal
Jamesonl
Sry
Northfield Road
Fairfeld
Conn
Immaculate Conception Church
Irvington
Daniel H. Daley
St. Paul the Apostle Church
Yonkers
Astor
Eugene Gallaghan
Charles Plesch
David Comiskey
S. J
The
Fairfield Uniersity
Gerald J. Rely Ter
Edward T Marin
Ishing
L. TL
Jesnor
Patricia Gallager
Andrew P. Tost
Fairet Jenny
T Eugene J. Reilly
Fort Jensings
Ohio
Richard D. Reilly
Tevington
Reilly
Mrs. Tosh
Richer
Elmsford
Fates
Toal
Cape Cod
Mass
Round Hill Road
Paie Feld
Ber
Yington High School
New York Central Railroad
Assembilyman
Ales
Fred Graberl
Tarrstowen
Mr. Toal
New York University
Man|atian College
Fairheld University
Fairfield
Cons
Police Court Busy Day in Irvington Village
Irvington Village Police had a busy session with fifteen cases before Judge James J. Lyn. Fines ranged up to 15 dollars for speeding and other traffic infractions, plus several 10 dollar penalties for various offenses.
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Irvington
Wrt
James J. Lyn
Bes
Peter K Faraone
Brooklyn
Green
Hackensack
N. J
Bernard Gussof
Murray Scherin
Seymour Koloday
New York
Senn
Charles Hegeneyer
John Giiba
Wappinger Falls
Harold Henshaw
Dobbs Ferry
Nick Quattrocci
Yonkers
Georgio
Presbyterians to Open Bible School
The Irvington Presbyterian Church will conduct a vacation Bible school from August 7 to September 2 for children aged 4 to 12. Registration is 50 cents per day for three weeks, with daily sessions at 9 a.m. Activities include singing, Bible study, stories, crafts, and supervised outings at Blue Mountain. The program emphasizes Christian training and character building under director Rex Dullip Furst and a staff of teachers and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Presbyteria Seorch
Rex Dullip Furst
Arine Ef
Kmith
Toronto
Mes
James “Robertson
Tte
Mes. of
Plackharth
Byron E. Hullairs
Charles E. Love
Willliam Miler
Esabeth Morris Mire
Siren Ranney
Loftus O'Hara to Hold Museum Class
Loftus O'Hara announced a museum class with the aim of guiding attendees through drawing techniques. The session will cover observation, shading, and composition as part of a hands on learning experience at a local venue.
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Loftus O'Hara
Sunnyside Club to Entertain Children at Sunday Outing
The Sunnyside Community Chat hosts a children's outing Sunday at 2 p.m. in East Irvington, with games, prizes, and refreshments for kids under twelve. If rain arrives, the event moves to Sunnyside Community House. committee members include John Irvin, Mrs. Casadone, Mrs. Kogel, Peter Murphy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
East Irvington
John Irvin
Bac
Beehive and House Burned In Attic Fire
A man on Ardsley Avenue started a beehive fire with a blow torch aimed at driving bees from his home. The flames spread to the attic causing extensive damage before firefighters controlled the blaze. Estimated damage is about $600. bees’ location afterward unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley Avenue
A. C. Bickford
Chet Bataly
Robert Morse to Move to Utica
Robert Morse plans to relocate to Utica after resigning as secretary at the Tarrytown YMCA effective September 15. He previously served two and a half years in Tarrytown after joining in March 1936. Morse, educated in Ardsley, attended Torrey College and earned an sociology A B, served in the Army with the 30th Division, married a WAC, and later settled in Livingston with daughter Cathlene Anne born this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roberts Morse
Maintreet
Arrytowne
Utica
User
Mr. Morse
Tarrytown
Tarrytowns
Morse
Tivington
Cathlene Anne
Ninety Boys and Women Learn to Swim in Tarrytown Program
Ninety boys sixty girls and three women and one man total 154 have learned to swim this year in Tarrytown. Class regimens continue during vacation with sessions for boys on Mondays and Wednesdays 9 30 to 1 and for adults by appointment. Captain and Mrs Ly are mentioned as hosts and the article notes local families and a wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
Joseph J. Ly
Iveria
Manila
Philpeble
Tine Islands
Lyden
P. D. Collins
Corner confectionery partnership takes over Mayor Smith’s former business
George Nilsson and James Ves, graduates of Jevington High School, take over the confectionery and stationery shop at 2 South Broadway from Mayor Duncan G. Smith and later owner Daniel Fink. The Corner will reopen Monday with The Homec name considered. Miss Margaret Peg Smith joins, coffee for commuters, and Dolly Carson products returning.
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Geroge Nilsson
James Ves
Jevingon Hight School
The
Jomec
A. Partnership
County Clerks Office
Fastha
Deen Sung Snow
Bok
Irvington
Margaret "Peg Smith
Dolly Aon Sre
Carerines
Smith
Jutins Lehneider
Dinkel
Main Street
Broadway
Joe's
No. & South Broadway
Sew Jones
Schneider
Katherine Hickey Honored at Shower
Katherine Hickey was celebrated at a social shower held at the home of Mrs Thomas dLasto on Monday night. Attendees included relatives and friends such as Margret Hickey and Helen Hiker, with decorations and refreshments described in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hickey
Hilton Gis
Saaheine
Mickey
Mra
Thomas dLasto
Hitey Ie
Abu Per Wae
Sey
Riskard Tevin
Aloe McKinnon
Dom Rinondo
James Hickey
Forwar
Edward Sven
DePonta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ardsley Towers
William B. Adsit
Lorena Co
Charles A. Briggs
County Trust
Leon Wilken
Geraldine
Forestville
J. Henry Templeton
North Cottenet Street
Wilkes
Tate
Charles
Tolle
Bradford Holder
Lfred
G. Hainfeld
Catherine Reil
Sunnyside Club
Robert Morse
Francis McBride
Anton Rice
Kathleen
North Broadseay
St. John’s River
Carol Schneider
Xe Hospital
George Nilsson
James Byrnes
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