School Contract Awarded But Contractor Ill
A Hastings contractor, E. Hogan, was set to begin work on the East Irvington school contract with the Board of Education. Hogan suffered a paralytic stroke, and his sons informed the board a specialist advised rest for at least a year. Charles Margotta, the next lowest bidder, would assume the contract at 49,000 dollars while Hogan rests. Rooms in the high school will serve East Irvington pupils until their new school is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
the. E. Hogan
Hastings
East Irvington
Roane
Hogan
Te Hogan
Caumseta
Charles Margotta
Tarrytown
Td Fe
Luke Serre Town Engages Daughter Elizabeth Luke
Mr and Mrs Thomas Luke of White Plains Road announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Luke to H Freeman Matthews son of Mrs Matthews of Baltimore Maryland The wedding is planned for September 1 at the couple's house Matthews is attached to the American Legation at Budapest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Luke Toe
Serre Town
Amngunee
Thomas Luke
White Plains Road
Elizabeth Luke
H. Freeman Matthews
Yc. Matthews
Baltimore
Maryland
Matthews
Budepest
Stankes Visit Asbury Park In Highway Show Visit
Mr and Mrs Louis E Stanke and their two sons visited Asbury Park last Tuesday The family toured the area near a proposed star highway plan and discussed reducing road congestion and auto traffic in the region The visit highlighted community concerns about traffic and travel along the future arterial route through multiple towns in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E
Sons Motors
Stanke
David Markley Leads Bucket Brigade
A passerby freight train dropped five coals on a pine cross walk at Ossining station, igniting a blaze that could have damaged the Central Lines. David O. Markley, power house superintendent on night duty, quickly organized buckets of water and kept the fire from spreading, averting serious damage and major traffic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O. Markley
South F St
Markley
Ossining
Central Lines
Cross Walk
Warnival Union Meeting Moved to Monday Evening
The Warnival Union schedules its next regular meeting for Monday evening August 3rd at the Pres-Record office in Tarrytown due to a holiday. Secretary Hubert H. Cullen has called the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Cullen
Pres-Record
Tarrytown
Radio from Camp Gracem Camp Gracemere
Fragmentary radio note from Camp Gracem describes thoughts on a good time with mentions of Tom Murphy and Milton Shader, unclear context, possible reminiscence or plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracemere
Tom Murphy
Milton Shader
Back to School and the Value of Education
This article urges that every school age child perform educational duties beyond leisure, warning against premature entry into business or financial pressures. It defends compulsory attendance, stresses secondary schooling and college, and contends skimped education is a handicap that harms a young person’s future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Morrow
Weis
Grounds work at high school approved by committee
George W. Minton, on the grounds committee, notes the landscape improvements around the high school. The report highlights the removal of large rear trees and praises the surrounding grounds as comparable with any. The board invites inspection by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Minton
Bronnes Taxi Service Adds Five-Passenger Car for Demand
The Bronnes Taxi Service reports rising success with a new five passenger car added to meet growing patronage. It can be secured by reliable people with or without a driver and with special concessions on hour, day, weekly and monthly periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronnes
Summer church collection tops seven hundred dollars
The mid-summer collection at the Church of the Immaculate Conception totaled 767.61, beating 1924 by over 100. Rector Rev. Thomas T. Denton and assistant Mrs. neat Badecker are pleased. Mrs W J Barliss of Irvington announces her daughter Beatrice's engagement to Mr Herman of Newark, N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Uarless
North Street
Irvington
T Beatrice
Herman
Newark
N. J
Frenzied finance and the cure for social ills
A local commentary condemns reckless corporate ventures and misuses of public funds. It urges directors to avoid unnecessary spending, warns against rosy stock promotions, and stresses careful, principled leadership to prevent losses and preserve social welfare. The piece calls for honesty, trust, and prudent investing as the path to universal happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irvington School Opens Tuesday Sept 8 For New Term
Public Schools in Irvington announce a Tuesday morning start at 9 45 with departments moving to promoted rooms in the Irvington building. A new principal Leland Arte will oversee grades one through eight in assigned rooms while first year high school pupils gather at 3 pm Monday for course explanations. Further announcements, calendars and graduation requirements will follow. Supervising Principal to meet with parents in his office at the high school building on Friday and the following weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Irving
Leland Arte
Silliman
Stubbe
Irington
Fruraday
Lt Col Cyrus F Judson Passes Army Examination
Lt Col Cyrus F Judson, a member of McGovern Post 345 American Legion and a Reserve officer, passed an army examination with an exceedingly high average and will be commissioned a Colonel in the Oregon Reserve, U S A. Judson has served as Divisional Ordnance Officer in France and the United States since 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Field Judson
Hilly McGovern
Ameran Legion
Pition
Orenee Reserve
Col
Judson
Philip Me
United States Er
France
Robert G Simpson Moves to Long Island from Irvington
Robert G Simpson and family of South Broadway relocate to Long Island. He takes charge of another large estate after serving several terms as Master of Diamond Lodge No. 555 in Nobbs Ferry. His Irvington departure is deeply regretted by many friends who valued his community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Simpson
South Broadway
Emergency Force Drill Set for Yonkers Armory Evening
The Sheriff's Emergency Force plans a drill at Yonkers Armory on North Broadway Yonkers N Y next Tuesday evening September 3 at 8 o clock. An inspection is scheduled for the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Emerney Force
Yonkers Armory
North Broadway
Yonkers
Along Broadway Return From Month-Long Tour
Dr. W Francis Twin and Inwin plan to return next week after a month spent touring Satakill Adirondack and White Moon. The travels covered multiple regions and cultural sites as the pair prepared to resume daily duties.
Urban Kineto Corporation Seeks Local Job Applicants
President C M Bortman of Jeban Kineto urges residents to file for many upcoming positions. Preference to local applicants is stated as jobs become available at home. The firm notes current staff and plans for expansion with favorable conditions. The text also mentions a school bond sale and a routine board meeting agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bortman
Jeban-Kineto Corporation
Rence
T Close Corporation
Annon Enjoying European Trip
From letters received Mrs James Hanan writes she is enjoying a splendid location in London with her brother. She plans to visit Paris and the continent then return to Scotland in time to meet Mine Hannan before Mine sails in September. She expects to be home sometime in October.
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James Hanan
Sri
London
Paris
Beto
Scotland
Mine 'Hannan
Cumming Lynch Wedding Informal Ceremony
D Alexander J presided at the Church of the Immaculate Conception for the Cumming Lynch wedding. Miss Florence Gahgan and Joseph Olander attended the couple, who plan a Massachusetts Cape Cod honeymoon before settling in Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Alexander J
Plac
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Thomas J. Donlon
Nest Badecker
Cape Cod
Irvington
Cumming Ty
E Company
Board of Education Invites Inspection of the Schools
The Board of Education invites inspection of the schools as part of an ongoing effort. A note mentions an incident near the Town Hall where children crossed a lawn, prompting attention to safety and facility upkeep.
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Board of Education
Aitation
Firemen Approve Delegate Report At Meeting
The meeting of the Fire Company was well attended and unanimously approved Capt. C. M. Gallagher’s report as delegate to the State Convention at Mamaroneck. A progress report from Lee noted all outstanding tickets would be paid by the next meeting. Gifts were acknowledged, including donations from Thomas Dard and others. The Sick committee, led by Matthew Costello, was instructed to ensure proper care for injured member Philip Schreiber. A general cleanup wash night was scheduled for the following Monday evening, with a large turnout urged.
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Tun Way
C. M. Gallagher
Mamaroneck
Lee
Eine Theatre
Marie
Mamanthie
Haller
Conger
Tranies
Aga
Wana
Denevoten
Buttern
N.Y
Westchester Cgounty” Volunteer Firemen's Association
Philip “Schreiber
Fie
Dead limbs removed in Matthiessen Park
Tree expert Frank P. Murphy and his team renewed dead limbs in Matthiessen Park to remove unsightly branches and reduce danger. Commissioner Drones oversees the work. subscription information notes $2.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthiessen Park
Frank P. Murphy
Lone
Dronesse
Philip Schreiber Injured In Auto Mishap On Vacation
Philip Schreiber, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Schreiber of North Street, was seriously hurt Wednesday morning on a trip to Greensboro Mars hal when his car collided with a machine and rolled over into a barb wire fence. His back is broken and he is in a plaster cast, with plans to move to Dobbs Ferry hospital when possible. his mother and younger brothers were also involved but escaped major injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schreiber
Joseph Schreiber
North Street
Greensboro
Andy
Dobbs Ferry
Ela
Shore Dinner of the Irvington Baseball Club
The Kington Baseball Club held its second Shore Dinner at Lawrence Inn Mamaranck on Wednesday evening August 26. President John Koster spoke as did Mr. Joseph Lyons who shared stories. George Burke and committee credited for success. officers praised for guidance. Notable guests listed include David Murphy T C Miller Frank J McLaughlin Howard Smith and many others. An innovation this year was the presence of ladies, adding dignity to the affair and reflecting the club’s quiet community work.
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Kington Baseball Club
Lawrence Inn
Mamaranck
Ers
John Koster
Waring
Joseph Lyons
David Murphy
T. C. Miller
Frank J. WcLaughlin
Mytown
Howard Smith
Thomasmith
John Hardan
John ‘McIntyre
George A. Burke
E. J. Maguire
John O'Leary
Herbert
Luke
Arthur Matennis
Howard Florie
Joseph Lauria
Henry Jordan
Charles Maccabee
J. J. Siler
Edward Shea
Geo. J. Minker
M. J. Touhoy
John P. Koster
J. F. Griffin
Thomas Pardy
John A. Burke
Hastings
Burke
C. W. Minker
Marion Birmingham
Thomas Divney
Joseph Sontag
Edward Linder
Ambrose Lyons
Ralph E. Reynolds
Reginald Reynolds
J. R. Coan
Charles S. McCall
Frank P. Murphy
Albert Molz
Sylvester McCarthy
Mulligan
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Sésovinia Pronovenar
Counsea
H. Knappe
Soni
George Mairs
Massachusetts Germal Hospital
Boston
Stankes
Asbury Park
David Markley
Bucket Brigad
Wrarnival Union
Camp Gracem
Bronnes Taxi Service
MMER
Ferngton
Ernant
Seno
Cyrus F. Judson
ARMY
Robert G. Simpsons
Long Island
Leimmier
Kineto Corporation
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Annon
Cumming-Lynch Wedding
the Immaculate Conception Church
Irvington Baseball Club
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