Reduction in Greenburgh Budget Shows 10000 Saving
Budget documents presented to the Greenburgh Town Board outline a reduction of more than 10000 in next year’s spending. The highway budget lowers the highway superintendent salary and misc expenses to total 810,038, freeing funds from public works relief projects for the Farra rut Avenue Parkway project in Hastings.
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William C. Duell
Greenburgh
Ralph H. Lawrence
Misco
GoudelIman
Carl C. Parsons Ae
War
Hall Keyes Praises Volunteers In Fire Department Visit
A letter from T Hall Keyes, president of Keyes Financial Corp, commends Irvington area firemen who responded to a home alarm at Northa Place, Ardsley Park on Saturday evening. Keyes notes the department’s prompt, dependable service and mentions sending a Tester to Chief Edward Fole. The letter statement dates to November 22, 1933.
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Hall Keyes
Northa Place
Ardsley Park
Keyes
Keyes Financial Corporation
Edward Fole
Irving
Hastings rail crossing grading approved against railroad
The Public Service Commission affirms orders to eliminate the Jackson Avenue crossing by raising its grade to carry traffic over the railroad and Saw Mill River Parkway. The railroad objected and the appeal was dismissed after further hearings, with state works testifying the elimination was necessary and land costs addressed through prior authorization and payment.
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The
Public Service Commission
Putsnam Division
Jackson Avenue
State Department of Pulte Works
Truck Wreck Kills Steering Gear In Colliding with Tree
Two men were injured when a truck leased from Cawood Motor in Tarrytown veered off North Broadway near the H. V. D. Mack residence and struck a tree. Patrolman Gary transported Zeha Waxed of Manchester Vie and another injured worker to Dobbs Ferry Hospital. the driver Ireing Lee escaped serious harm. A wrecking truck later cleared the road debris.
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H. V. D. Mack
North Bro Jand
Dobbs Ferry
Gary
Zeha F. Waxed
Manchesor
Vie
Loroux
Viet Pa Terous
Ireing
Lee
Man-1
Ps Toroux
Rle
Cawood Motor
Tarrytown
Roadwa
Dinner Dec 16 Marks End Of 27 Years On Bench
Announcement from Frank J. Lamb of White Plains that a farewell dinner will honor Supreme Court Justice Joseph Morschauser of Poughkeepsie. The Dec 16 event at Roosevelt Hotel NYC celebrates his Jan 1 retirement after 27 years on the Ninth Judicial District bench with musical program and guest speakers from high courts.
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Justice Marschauser
Frank J. Lamb
White Plains
Westchester County Bar Association
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt Hotel
New York City
Morschauser
Westc'ter Woman's Republican Club Reorganizes
Mrs Harold Mack of Hawth points to reorganize the local Republican group. The executive committee includes Mrs WHAM of Mount Vend, Mrs Moore of New Rochelle, and Mrs Bets Norton of Hronsvi. Posters will support the reorganization drive among GOP members.
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Harold Mack
Hawth
T Main
Republican
Tarrytown
Tvew
Dirk Minors
Wham
Mount Vend
A Moore
New Rochelle
Bets Norton
Hronsvi Political Doposters
Uppot Hie
Repub
Woman's Auxiliary of St Barnabas to Sponsor Christmas Fair
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Barnabas Episcopal Church North Broadway hosts a December 18 event in the Parish House with afternoon and evening sessions. A gift table led by Mrs W J Walker sells imported items and treats, plus a White Elephant table organized by Noel Statham, and tea offerings handled by Mrs Mickmore. Proceeds support church activities.
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St. Barnabas Sipiscopal Church
Broadway
St. Barnabas
W. J. Walker
Noahs Ark
Walkers
Arde de Hosled
Noel Statham
Stolen Doctor’s Machine Recovered by Patrolman Helke
A car stolen from West Haverstraw was later recovered after rolling across Main Street and striking a tree. Patrolman Helke traced the vehicle to New York City, where Matthew Maddock admitted taking it from a garage owned by Russell. Several youths were detained and the machine was returned to the city.
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West Haverstraw
N.Y
Dr. Smith
Helke
Joy
Bhy Parke
Heons
Matthew
New York City
Russell
Muteany
York City
Mulcahy
Alam
Tat Wea
Elin
Maddock
Simmons
Young Madddock
Telke
Aven Murphy
Morel Rasen
Willian Troy
New York
Cit
Auto crash spares eldest daughter in Sleepy Hollow manor incident
Mixa Rotay Marry, eldest daughter of James Barry of North Tread Way, narrowly escaped injury when the car she drove veered and wrecked at Sleepy Hollow Manor in North Tarrytown. Barry suffered no injuries. the vehicle was badly damaged.
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Mixa Rotay
James 1
Barry
North Treadway
Sleepy Hollow Manor
North Tarrytown
Purse Recovery In Family Valley Incident
A damaged OCR fragment reports a purse recovery involving a girl from New Yi who found a garter and asserted ownership through a family valley. It mentions the purse and ownership questions but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
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New Yi
Tragic Accident En Route to Son on Brandon Avenue
Mrs. Aikman remains hospitalized in Chicago after a fatal crash that killed her son Ira Nedberg on Brandon Avenue. The pair were returning from New York when their car skidded and overturned, pinning them beneath the wreck. Mrs. Aikman, shaken and in shock, has shown no improvement since the Tuesday accident.
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Son
Brandon Avenue
John Aikman
Sunnyside Park
Ira Nedberg
Chicago
Aikman
New York City
Wolverine
Chileago
Aleman
Wwt
Aikmian
Mmeen
Deny i
Debutantes Blake Sisters Enter Society Spotlight
Misses Katherine and Joan Blake form a pair of this season's important debutants. They are heirs of the late Mrs Joseph Blake, once Mrs Clarence Mixs Blakes, noted leaders in society's younger set. Their mother took pride in their accomplishments at a Ritz Carlton ball on December 22 hosted by half sisters Mrs Kenneth O'Hrlen and Mrs Irving Nerlin and half brother John W Mackay.
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Katherine
Joan Blake
Josephe
Clarence Mixs Blakes
Ritz Carleton
Kenneth O' Hrlen
Irving Nerlin
John W. Mackay
Miss Marion Gagiardi Leads Local Pocahontas Triangle Group
Miss Marion Gagiardi presides as Pocahontas Triangle position holder joined by a Star Dobbs Ferry group with Jose Violet Y Rotary treasurer Virginia Gre, secretary Viola Page Slocum, Jane Dorisddyman, Mare Mildred Koonts, Marjorie and Aisa Page. Supervisors Litard Wistraned and Dos Ti Father accompany the group.
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Marion Gagiardi
Elee Pocahontas Triangle
Dobbs Ferry
Jose
Violet
Y Rotary
Virginia Gre Retary
Viola Page Slocum
Asxlat
Jane
Dorisddyman
Mare
Mildred Koonts
Tin
Miss Marjorie
Aisa Page
Supervssors Llitard Wistraned
Dos Ti
Brief Illness Fatal To Harry Wilde Cashier Of Dobbs Ferry Bank
Harry DeWitt Wilde longtime Dobbs Ferry banker died after a brief illness Sunday night at Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Born in Dobbs Ferry in June, he served 20 years in the New York City Army Reserve and was active in Liberty Loan drives during World War I. Survived by wife Helen Cromwell, two daughters Barbara and Marybeth, a sister Ethel Wilde, and four brothers, his funeral was held Wednesday at 10:45 A.M. in his Broadway residence, with burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Westchester County
Sevmh
New York City
Wilde
Liberty
Home Guard
Dobbs Ferry
Elizabeth Luquero Jamex DeWitt Wilde
Helen Cromwell
Barbara
Marybeth
Northfield Seminary
Ethel Wilde
Artha
Prank
Mount Vernon
Jas
South Orange
N. J
Herbert
Jackson Heights
Broadway
A. Meredith MacColl
Presbyterian Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
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East Irvington
T. Hall Keyes
Irvington
Yours
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Park Commission
North Broadway
Black
Duxtieg Morschauser
Juriste
Jane Todd
Westchester
Republican Club
Westc’ter Woman's Republican Club
Woman's Auxiliary OF ST. Barnabas
Winifred Halll Annout
Vavage
Heike
Haverstraw
Main Street
Frederick D, Carter
Pocashontas
Blake Sisters
Jos. A. Blake
Clarrence H. Mackay
Masonic Temple
Harry Wilde
Dobbs Ferry Bank
Harry DeWitt Wilde
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Iro
James DeWitt Mie
Hery Chamber of Commerce
Taxvere’ Association
Han Church
Ory Tennis’ Club
Proshyt Botha
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