Ardsley Club marks thirty eighth birthday this month
Charles M. Miller County Treasurer Dies Suddenly Sunday. Mecca for sportsmen of Hudson Valley, Ardsley Club costs structure at 140000 and covers over 230 acres. The club, second oldest in America, overlooks the Hudson and began in August 1895 with leaders and founding members including Philip Schuyler and John Pierpont Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Miller
Ardsley
Hudson Hey
America
Hudson Club
Cluby
Philip Schuyler
Edwin Gould
Cyrus Field Judson
L. C. Ware
Charles C. Worthington
A. J. Tarer
John Archbold
Sami Frederick
Elredge
Brown
George TH
Matts
J Ng
Frst
Id William Rockefeller
Robert Ingersoll
John Pierpont
Mor
Huge trees fall during storm on Harrima Road
During a Wednesday night storm with high winds a pair of large trees felled on Harrima Road near Illo Whitehouse property, blocking the roadway. Frank Unner, assistant water superintendent, found the toppled trunks and alerted authorities who sent men to remove the debris and reopen the street.
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Illo Whitehouse
Harrima
Frank Unner
Ing
Tintendent
Minton
Heen
Honda
Tarrytown Nyack Hudson River tunnel bill clears Senate
Senate passes to link Tarrytown and Nyack with a Hudson crossing tunnel and causeway. Plans call for two years of construction employing 1,200 men, with bonds issued under Public Works authority and surplus projections guiding funding. Sponsors tout jobs and regional business boost amid state aid provisions.
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Westchester-Rockland Co
Senate
Nyack
Hudson
Irv
Piermont
Reptors
Seahnry
C. Mastlek
Repubican
Igi Reva Democra
Pee Dee
Uiree
Aides Meet In Chamber To Promote NRA Plans
A village campaign committee in Tarrytown meets in the chamber to finalize plans for an NRA movement outing and fund events in North Tarrytown and Irvington. General RA camp aten Int rytowns and Treington leads are among officers inviting aides, merchants, and civic figures to attend this afternoon session.
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C. W. Manthorp
Tarrytown
Nila Campany
Ides Hay
Manthorp
Sinnot
NRA
Riker
New York
Imar Johnson
Turen
Nra|t Department
John J. Sinnott
Con
John Crowley
North
Willian Futzzer
Alessaan It
John Granter
George Tarnes
Crow i
Morad al K
Morrell
Granter
Trooks
North Tarrytown
Thalr
Mckee
Livingston
Rotwry
Orles
Eel Cam
Irvington
Loot of thief Pierre Irving nets five missing with two soda bottles
A local theft at West Sunnyside Lane nets five items missing with two soda bottles found. Police, led by McCall, close in on a suspect as youths linked to the break in are traced. Investigations focus on a room above a refreshment area and a youth known to his parents Dr. Wal es of Southampton.
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Pierre Irving
Ardsley
McCall
Brommich
Irving
West Sunnyside
John and
Paul Niles
Dr. Walees
Southa [Ton Tert
Bloomers Girls Police Park Invitation Event
A fragmented notice from South Broadway Park invites attendees to support a worthy cause at a pension fund event. The readable text suggests a community gathering with cordial invitations and association to the Bloomers group and police context.
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South Broadway Park
Owners of Stores With No Employees Sign NRA Compliance
Concerning owners operating their own establishments with out any employees may obtain the insignia of the NRA by signing the agreement and a certificate of compliance. J. P. FALLON, P.M.
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NRA
Fire destroys yacht once owned by H K Browning
A yacht once owned by Henry K Browning burned at South Broadway Tarrytown after an explosion during refueling with gasoline. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars. Three men injured, firefighters saved nearby boats as crews battled the blaze on the vessel moored at the Julius Petersen yard.
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Henry K. Browning
South Broadway
Tarrytown
Julius Petersen
Rot Hospital
Petersen
Browning
Tolland
Hank
Harry Lalegett
Returning From Cruise Ends Hushed Family Reunion
Bextor Hewitt of Arutes Park and friends are expected to return from a cruise, as local watchers anticipate a quiet reunion. The event highlights a notable regional resident visiting home after international travel.
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Bextor Hewitt
Arutes Park
Death of Mt Vernon official ends long service
Charles M. Miller of Mt. Vernon longtime treasurer and adviser to Westchester politics died at his Summer home in Winsted Connecticut after a sudden heart attack. Governor Lehman empowered to appoint a successor to serve out the term. Miss Leonine Sutton of White Plains named as first deputy treasurer earlier, with election not required until November.
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Charles M. Miller
Mt. Vernon
Wishland Laken
White Plains
William L. Ward
Miller
Aftitermint
Ernor Lehman
Do Leonine Sutton
Amillards
Leonard E
New York youths recover canoe found in river incident
New York youths reported a canoe recovered in the river after a search by ferry crew and police. The craft was found floating and later towed to shore with some parts reportedly damaged while rescuers thanked officers for the probe.
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New York
York
I Avenue
New ci
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Ards’y Club
Mecca
Ardsley Club
Nte
Lasurions House
Washin
Rex
Farmlan Hudson
Whitehouse
F. Unzner
Mastick and Horn
Wiliam Dinean of
J.C. W. Manthorp
No. Tarrytown
Drive
Croton
Point
Wits
South Huckhowl
Wednessay
Sign Post
Uable
Caddy
Chums
Southampton
Bloomer Girls—Police
J. P. Fallon, P.M
H. K. Browning
Winsted, Conn
Lehman
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