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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1949
Page
4
Mes Thoms McCabe of Main Street is a patient at the Dobbs Ferry Hospital, reported in local community briefs. The notice confirms his hospitalization status and location in the town’s routine briefing section.
Miss Jean Elizabeth Smith engaged to Wesley Young son of Mr and Mrs W E Young of Waterstone. Both families noted for connections to Syracuse University Yale University and Ohio State. Young served as ensign in the U S Navy Reserve during the war and later became a radio engineer. Wedding set for October 8 at Garden City Jackson Heights.
Miss Anna Rudick leaves for East Hampton Conn. Mr and Mrs Koel Swenson return from trip. Mrs Albert Allen hosts dinner at Ardsley Park. Misses Gloria Byrne Elaine Goss Regina Gorey depart for Catskills. Col Walter B Howett visits Mrs Graaskamp. Misses Maine Freda Bliss vacation at Mohonk Lake New York.
The Newcomers Club hosted a theatre party at the Westchester Playhouse Mount Kisco after meeting at The Rail in Pleasantville last Wednesday. Attendees include Mrs LeRoy Carlton Mrs Pip Pastley Mrs A V Price Mrs Franke ML Cartwright Mrs D Greenbaum Mrs Murray L Jacobs Mes James Litehll Mes Willi J Mantzie Mrs Harvey ionton and many others. A vacationing group visits S Ward Lake George while plans for a September style show are discussed with Mee H aM Hull and Mee Ralph MacKinnon in charge.
William Conklin of 34 Maing Street suffered a slight stroke last week and was removed to the Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Robert B. Smith of 39 Maing Street, recently a Taerstown Hospital patient for eight months, has returned home. Mrs Chesley E. Smith and family with Miss Frances Lehneier vacation at Marth Vineyard. Misses Mary and Alice Tewey at 0 Main Street plan a Rose New York visit with Miss Frances Valentine. Miss Betty Rutick of North Cottener Street travels with Mr and Mrs Esmond Gardner to Fishers Island. Mrs John Foote of North Dutchess Stet is at home after a hospital stay and a return from visits with her daughter. Canal Ferris will stay at Stony Point, Ont until Labor Day.
Dobbs Ferry Lions Club plans a Charter Night Banquet at Fille de Farms Restaurant 9 Ardsley Road Scarsdale on Tuesday evening September 27 at 7 30. A Board of Directors meeting is set for Tuesday September 13 at 8 00 P M at the Parish House of St George Episcopal Church and a separate dinner meeting is scheduled for Saturday September 19 at the Shamrock House.
Hasty G. Wilcox of Reader’s Digest Pleasantville announced the aims of the proposed Westchester County Association at a preliminary meeting held at Westchester County Club. A steering committee presented objectives favoring a broad development plan while preserving diversity of communities and the county’s distinctive living environment.
The Rosed of Zoning Anpests weighs Mrs. George Gillen seeking permission to operate a nursery school at 125 North Broadway as a residence. Gillen is a qualified teacher and the facility would be open for inspection on Sunday August 21 or by appointment.
The Brotherhood Concerts of Dobbs Ferry reveals plans to resume its three concert season this autumn at Dobbs Ferry High School Avlivor. Star baritone Conrado Thibaut is signed as a guest artist alongside other sought after performers. The program is sponsored by the Lutheran Brotherhood of the Dobbs Ferry Lutheran Church and aims to feature prominent musicians after a period of ritual music rights alignment.
J H Evatt and the New York Telephone Company announce 12700 copies of the new 1919 directory delivered this week to subscribers in Tarrytown Dobbs Ferry Hastings and Irvington. The 82 page alphabetic section lists about 4000 numbers and a 224 page classed section holds roughly 400 listings of businesses and professionals. Evatt warns subscribers to transfer numbers and to remove valuable papers from old directory pages before disposal.
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