15 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
1
Column by George R. Smith discusses Spiro Park zoning and an immediate effective ordinance. It questions boarding houses and family living limits, critiques water board shifts, praises a new daily column, mocks local gossips, and hints at a Labor Day golf match with humor and local names.
Wilbur McDowell of Ardsley New York substitutes for town officials in Greenhurst area as many cases draw attention to a busy Saturday in court. At least twenty five claims attributed to menawell et al. involve portions of the township and county.
A plan outlined for a forthcoming Irvington fire company event includes a 10 AM assembly at headquarters, a parade to the ferry, and a turnout with a 25 000 spectator estimate. Captain Fallon urges participation, uniforms, and the West Point Band leading the procession with a drum corps, while safety and cooperation are stressed.
Hitz of YonkersIn a Yonkers Maternity Hospital birth the couple welcomed a healthy infant. The mother was previously employed at a New York City managerial role and the pair are described as well known in the community.
A Worthington resident, Mrs Bernard, reports blasts from a Saw AMI River project endangering her home near improvements. Chief Meal investigated and urged greater care and safety devices to prevent rock fragments from hitting nearby residents, including a baby.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Erard R. Matthiessen has been rented for the rest of the summer to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Robbins and their family from New York City. Mr. Anuairs and Stuart R. Stever are at Vineyard Head, Maine.
Mrs Donald Luke and Jamie returned to their West Sunnyside Lane home on Thursday after several weeks away, ending their extended trip and resuming daily life in the neighborhood.
Mr and Mrs Anthony Anable of the Matthiessen estate depart Lore Wednesday for a motor journey of about three weeks. They plan to visit multiple states, enjoy scenic routes, and return home by month’s end.
Chief J F McCall of the police reports detailing the Duggan murder in a popular September issue. The long writeup reflects facts as they occurred with many photographs to illustrate the tragedy and the public’s strong reaction at the time.
Village officials report Trustee Herbert C Nickinson has returned after a month abroad. He spent the past week settling back in and expressed satisfaction with the trip. The return was marked by cooperative spirit and a focus on progressive village affairs for the best interests of the community.
Golden and family, long time residents of Ardsley Terrace, West Clinton, are moving to other parts after living there for years.
Mr and Mrs Jesse O Dickmore of New Haven Connecticut were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Micke ore on Sherman Avenue Arisiey Park.
The shortening of days limits the hour of meeting on the lawn at Washington Irving High School in Tarrytown and nearby towns. If weather or rain disrupts, services move to the high school auditorium. A large crowd gathered last Sunday to join singing and worship led by A Meredith MacColl of the Presbyterian Church in Dobne Ferry.
SOWDENS RETURN Mtr. and Mrs. Burnham Rowden of lmn Park returned Monday from several days spent on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Matthiessen of North Broadway, away for several weeks, have returned to these parts.
A reader urges backing local contractors over out of town hires. The letter credits Mr Kiernan for speaking up and asks that village residents hire workers from Yonkers and nearby towns first, stressing local men should be employed before New York City workers.
Teletype from Sollee headquarters warns the public of a scammer posing as tolls and delivery agent for the Gotham Toastery Company. The firm does not employ solicitors and residents should avoid engaging, as no roads are provided and payments are requested for undelivered goods.
During July fines assessed by Judge Lyden reached 167 dollars with most from traffic offenses. The Village kept 7 dollars, the Town of Greenburgh received 50, and the State of New York 40.
Alert issued by Vallee headquarters teletype warns residents to beware of counterfeit currency. Notes feature a bent Jackson head. worn keeners expose fakes. Reports come from Mt Vernon and Irvington with foreign elements noted. citizens should contact Police Headquarters if approached by strangers.
Report describes a car crash on South Broadway involving Spiro Park and the Logan Estate defendants. Five named parties face defenses about permits and authority. Injuries included Mrs Nichols and Mr Nichols with stitches and facial injuries. drivers Kaplan and others connected to Metro Drive. Dr Roane resumes practice amid hospital stays and local notices reference area residents and travel plans.
Joseph A. Mullin of South A street and William Townsend of North D street returned home Sunday after a visit to Saratoga. The trip proved one of the most pleasant occasions for these two well known residents.
Stuart N. Storms of the Irvington National Bank and Trust Company plans a well routed trip through the state with Mrs Storms while on vacation. Dr and Mrs Evan J Smith of 113 Main Street left Saturday by motor for Ferrisburg Vermont for a brief stay.
Mr and Mrs N C Templeton who often here returned Monday from a lengthy vacation noted as real and enjoyable. They visited many foresting places and the trethrail was identified across miles by auto. Mr and Mrs Moore Richardson of Ardsley Park and their children are spending the rest of the summer in Maine.
J C Chretien and party completed one of the longest auto journeys ever as they returned home on North Broadway. The drive, led by Mr Chretien, unfolded in easy stages, highlighting fine places of north New York and marking the outing as a notably cheerful family adventure.
Mr S Spellhers, from the former Whitehouse estate, visited the Matthieasen shore on a Saturday afternoon. His party praised the scenery and the area as beautifully suited for recreation, noting it as a premier Irvington spot.
Mr and Mrs Hasso Von Wedel of Ardsley Park occupy the Sagamore Hotel at Lake George New York for a several week stay. Mr Von Wedel serves as the teacher or teacher of the Village of Irvington and other communities in Westchester County.
The Newport Navy publication recalls Henry C. Puciato born July 1909 in Cranton Pennsylvania. He enlisted May 12 in New York City and is praised for his bag inspection and obedience. A rifle and swimming team member and lifesaver, he aims to transfer to aviation training at Great Lakes. Next of kin is his mother Mario Puciato.
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