29 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
1
Scoop column argues over George A Smith Park fate as village weighs developing the site for athletic and public uses, warning of traffic, tax losses, and restrictions. Discussion touches on Spiro Park, local clubs, and civic tensions, with notes on Coolidge era clergy remarks and community figures.
Judge Cyrus F. Judson Jr. imposes fines totaling 52 dollars in Yonkers traffic court. Several defendants receive suspended sentences or fines for speeding and traffic violations on Broadway and nearby streets. Officers Garey, Treadway, and others issue warrants as cases proceed toward immediate rest.
Arthur P Upgren sells a residence and quarter acre at Ardsley Park. Brokers Colling & Turhans report the sale to G Hennet of Yonkers with James Gordon Tass representing them. A second English type house in Walgrove Park, Dobbs Ferry, was sold to William Warner of Toledo for the Dalny Corporation. Nearby shorefront wall damage is described with speculative causes and ongoing efforts to repair.
The schools of this district prepare to open on Wednesday September 3 with students assembling for the new term. Administrators note attendance expected to rise as programs resume after summer.
The Rev. A. G. Carroll spoke at the Hudson River Garden Society meeting hosted by the Communidad Club. The event featured updates on committee nominations for officers, with Mrs Mates and Mrs Y. Selola among nominees. Warren G. Blodgett led the session and Carroll addressed gathered clergy and residents. Services continue at the high school with two remaining evenings, inviting residents from Pocantico Hills, Tarrytowns, Irvington, and Dobbs Ferry.
Maurice Rice Jr of Cedar Midge wed Miss Boyle of Kingston in a ceremony led by a presenter from the church. The bride’s family includes her father and mother from Kingston. music featured organ selections and a Kingston School of Nursing grad as a reader. The couple planned a motor trip through Canada and the United States after the wedding.
Mrs Thomas Logan of South Broadway undertakes extensive improvements to a hot property wall. Return from California trip reports Mrs Thomas A. Lee and children arriving by motor, guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred I.
Commissioner William Fallon and Evan J. Fallon Jr. return home from vacation in Vermont after a storm delayed their trip. The Smiths, Dr. and Mrs. Evan J., had been away several weeks and are back at their Main Street residence on Tuesday.
John Volk son of Mr and Mrs A L Volk of North Estreet will wed Miss Margaret Merritt a Croton resident. The ceremony is planned at the Holy Name of Mary Church Croton on Croton on Hudson with preparations in progress and details awaiting final arrangements.
A new residence in Cedar Ridge is slated for erection by Stephen Hart. The project follows the temporary stays of Mr and Mrs Charles T Newberry at Lake Placid Club and Westport New York, with plans to spend fall and part of winter in the region.
The K of C clam bake held Sunday at Blam Bake site under Knights of Salute auspices drew many participants and spectators. Local organizer TH. Bu Se from Tarrytown and Irvington Post Office staff member Morris helped ensure a smooth event after a day of sporting activities.
The Gazette will be closed all day on Labor Day Monday September 1st. Patrons are advised to be governed accordingly and plan accordingly for the closure.
A long fragment covers a plan for a Robins Nest musical comedy with residents in Irvington and a request for donations to the Crippled Children’s Association of New York. It also discusses tax collection by Greenbush officials, with details on deadlines, penalties, and the administration headed by Mr. Buckley, plus local school district assessments and budget notes.
Edward J Reynolds, eldest son of the Reynolds family, visits the city. The note describes his arrival and honors a local ceremony.
Former Fire Chief and Mrs Gallagher left Thursday for Sea Bright New Jersey for a recreation and sightseeing trip aboard Jones Apartments. Whaler days will be spent enjoying the sea air and local sights.
New chimes have been installed in the former Reid Tower Clock with Westminster style bells and electric control. The clear musical tones carry far and provide a pleasant, soothing effect, renewing interest in the monument.
Yonkers Alpine Ferry announces extended summer service starting August 20 with regular boats every eight minutes, adding special Labor Day hours and a shuttle boat to ease homeward travel. The company offers free maps and directions at both terminals for trips to Jersey shore resorts or New York City access via the Yonkers route.
Gaton Ricci performed a heroic rescue on a Thursday afternoon at Spiro Park dock. Leonardo DiChiara, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph DiChiara of 6 Main Street, fell overboard while boarding a boat and was saved by Ricci's quick action.
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