Local Man Tipsy Held In Crash At Fruit Truck Incident
A tippsy driver collided with a Westchester Lighting pole after losing control on Broadway hill near Harriman Road. A four-ton load of oranges and grapefruit spilled. about half was salvaged by motorists. The driver was restrained and taken to a local garage. In a separate early morning crash, Herbert Kleley of 90 Ward Street was involved.
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Broadway
Harriman Road
Westchester Lighting Company
Am. Whion
Happ
Verdun Quetec
Ceetiemenult
Herbert Kleley
Ward St
Fire hydrant shortage prompts upgrade near Havemeyer estate
Firefighters were called to the John Havemeyer estate in Ardsley Park to extinguish two burning trees but found the nearest hydrant at least 4000 feet away. Volunteers used chemicals and Morrell will urge the Board of Trustees to place a hydrant on Osceola Avenue. No damage was reported in a separate chimney fire at the Gardner's cottage on Paul K. Randall estate, Fargo Lane.
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John Havemeyer
Ardsley Park
Havemyer Estate
Morrell
Board of ‘Trustees
Osceola Avenue
Havemyer
Gardner’s
Paul K. Randall
Fargo Lane
Frederick Hodgson
Tailoring Shop Opens at 22 North Astor Street
Casa Graziani announces the opening of a modern tailoring shop at 22 North Astor Street. Graziani, a longtime local figure in tailoring, will serve men and women with making, altering, repairing, and cleaning of all cloth.
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North
Astor Street
Casa Graziani
Mr. Graziani
Sheriff Opens Wide Gambling Raids Across County
The sheriff leads a crackdown on gambling rings described as the county's most harmful vice. The operation targets nickel ante games and high profit levels, with profits pegged at around $18,000 and comparisons to legitimate games noted. Local officials stress the widespread reach of the activity across various social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sm ‘Ly
Reynolds to Lead Westchester GOP Dinner January 16
Thomas F. Reynolds of Hastings will chair the third annual Westchester Republican county organization dinner dance on the night of Saturday January 16 at the Westchester Country Club. Tickets will be limited to 1100 and distributed soon to town and city Republican chairmen. early reservations urged. Other committee members include Charles H Sells Pleasantville vice chair William S Coffey Mount Vernon treasurer Gladys Waine Yonkers assistant treasurer Marion P Mack Hawthorne secretary Walter W Westall White Plains Florence Devine White Plains and Aaron Simmons New Rochelle.
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Thomas F. Reynolds
Hastings
Willl
Westchester
Reynolds
Charles II, Sells
Pleasantville
William S. Coffey
Mount Vernon
Gladys Waine
Yonkers
Marion P. Mack
Hawthorne
W. Westall
Florence Devine
White Plains
E, Toacher
Aaron Simmons
New Roche
David L Luke estate valued at 838 495 net in 1924
The late David L Luke of 321 South Broadway Tarrytown died April 21 1924 in New York. He left an estate appraised at 891 136 25 gross and 838 495 77 net with most income to his widow Hessle A Luke for life. After her death four sons receive one fourth of personal property totaling 6 286 plus 11 of the remainder. Daughters Jean A Lake Calve 16 percent of remaining estate. Dorothy M Ward and Mary A Langdon each 11 percent. Luke was president of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co owner of stock valued at 240 760.
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David L. Luke
South Broadway
Tarrytown
Irvington
New York
Take
Mayes Carter
Takes
William Luke
Ard
Cove Inston
Alexander M. Luke
Charleston
S. C
James L. Luke
Cleveland
Jean ‘A. Lake
South Troadway
Dorothy Mlard
Tarstown
Mary A. Langden
Thi Park Avenue
Luke
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Contested Hartsdale eyesore spurs council actions
Westchester Conservation Association case cited by Arthur C Emir as Greenburgh Town Council debates zoning and nuisance actions. Residents report bullets and noise near South Central Avenue prompting ordinance review and potential legal moves. Continued on Page Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cemir
Westchester Conservation Association
Town of Greenburgh
Smair
Tarrytown
White
Nls Jr
Lew
Strangmunlr
Igals
Water Department
Greenburgh
Gerald Fitzgerald
Hartsdale
South Central Avenue
Ritzkera Wey
Counel
Musical concert to be given at Perry home next Friday
The Hudson River Chamber Music Society presents a second 1930 program at Shadowbrook Sunnyside Lane. Mr and Mrs Charles T Newberry host eager music lovers as the ensemble returns after success at its first Hudson event. The concert is part of the Chamber Music Society of America series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Yury
Charles T. Newberr
Shadowbrook
Sunnyside Lane
Hudson
Hudson River
Chamber Music Society of America
Comedy by Irvington High seniors Friday night
The Irvington High School Senior Class presents a three act mystery comedy The Whispering Room by Ruth P. Kimball under director M C DeLormo and coach Genevieve Peter. Cast includes Frank Janos Rhoda Van Iy ning William Sinking Helen Zubas Anna Altamura Arthur Connick Agnes Thornton Eugene Hy Angela Downing and Robert There will be an afternoon school children performance with tickets priced for both shows.
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Irvington High School
Ruth P. Kimball
Angela “Downing
Robert
Ede
Irvington Alumni Football Plans Dinner After Season
After a successful season the Irvington Alumni Football Association met at the TK School on Wednesday night to plan a forthcoming dinner. The event will be organized with assistance from Mackensie Walter Meffrite and athletic director Mion Wor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Alumni Football Association
Mackensie
Walter Meffrite
Mion Wor
Park Board plans larger skating rink this winter
The Park Board authorized construction of a bigger skating rink in Memorial Park on South Broadway under the supervision of D McBride West Home Place. Weather forecasts of freezing temperatures prompted the action with cooperation from Water Department Superintendent Wiliam Exgerling for flooding. Plans include a section for advanced skaters and a a practice area for other users.
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Park Board
Memorial Park
South Broadway
D. “McBride
West Home Place
Water Department
Wiliam Exgerling
Tie Tess Agile
Sister of William A Buckley Dies After Illness
Miss Alice Agnes Buckley of East Irvington aged dies at home on Mountain Road East Irvington from a stroke suffered earlier. Funeral High Mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev Thomas J Donlon. burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by brother William A Buckley and sisters Miss Margaret Huckley and Mrs Katherine Hannegan.
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Alice Agnes Buckley
East Irvington
William A. Buckley
Greenburgh
William Carroll Buckley
Frances McGuinness Buckley
Irvington
Tarrytown
Margaret Huckley
Katherine Hannegan
Ladie s Night Party Attracts 75 Members And Guests
Seventy five members and guests attended Ladie's Night hosted by the Men's Club of the Tri-Presbyterian Lawn Bowling in the elite social hall. A big program of games was directed by Robert Crome, Alexander McKinnon, William Town, and Colin Smith. Winners included Mrs August Ming, Mrs William Toy, Mrs Frederiete Houghton, and Charles Ruehle. In bowling, prizes went to Mrs Anh Smith and Matthew Turner. A turkey shoot will be conducted on the next two Tuesday nights with Miss Mary Reefin leading.
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Ladie
Trv- Presbyterian
Robert Crome
Alexander McKinnon
Wiliam Town
Colin Smith
Anh Smith
Matthew
Turner
Recanvass Confirms Garrity Victory In 26th State Senate
The recanvass of the November 2 returns shows James Garrity of Yonkers winning the 26th State Senatorial District by a larger margin after tabulation. His margin over GOP nominee Joshua Flora was boosted, certifying Garrity as the winner.
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James A. Garrity
James Ci
Yonkers
Iyad
Josha M. Flora
GO P
Pair sought in fatal Yonkers patrolman crash
Warrants issued by Judge James J. Lyne for two New York City youths Norman Forsle and William Green following a laundry truck collision with Motorcycle Officer Francis Murphy on Broadway. The pair fled after the incident and were later captured by Yonkers radio police.
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New York City
Norman Forsle
West Gard Street
Willian Green
West End Street
James J. Lyne Fogsle
Francis Murphy
Broadway
Fosgle
Green
Yonkers
Elmsford Lien Sale Brings Cash From Back Taxes
Elmsford Village Clerk Harold E. Fox announced over $15,000 in back taxes has been paid while $161,000 remains unpaid dating from 1911 to present. Tax liens will be offered in a sale at the Corporation Rooms on Main Street Friday December 18. Taxpayers may pay in full through the end of the period to remove items. early full settlement is advised to avoid confusion. Some parcels offered by county real estate brokers may aid an open market sale.
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Elmsford
Harold E. Fox
Corporation Rooms
Main Street
Fox
Memorial Cornerstone Ceremony Honors Jay Gould at Hudson House
Officials and citizens gathered at Ardsley Park Monday afternoon as the cornerstone of Hudson House, a million dollar apartment project on the former Ardsley Casino site, was laid in memory of Jay Gould. Frank Jay Gould of Ardsley-on-Hudson funded the undertaking to preserve hillside residential traditions. Walter J. Walker, Hudson House Inc president, delivered the principal address praising Mr Gould and Martha and the community offered tributes.
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Hudson House
Ardsley
Jay Gould
Frank Jay Gould
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Walter J. Walker
Hudson House, Inc
Mr. Gould
Saethew
Martha
Women Voters Plan Hear Miss Todd in Irvington Meeting
A newly formed League of Women Voters in Irvington and Dobbs Ferry outlined a yearlong study program at a home meeting hosted by Mrs. Sedgwick. Jane Todd will be guest of honor at the next session, with topics including County government and child labor. Future meetings occur every two weeks.
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League of Women Wotfve
Irvington
Dobbs Ferru
John 3Dgwick
Ton
Warin
Lewis Shrady
Afta
K. Chisinoim
May van’ Hyning
Carl Miller
Stes
Mason B. Starring
Dee
Jane Todd
John Sedgwick
Christmas Fair at Presbyterian Church Opens Lunch Served
Yesterday the Woman's Association of the Presbyterian Church held its annual Christmas fair starting at noon with a hot cafeteria luncheon served until 2 PM. Over 100 patrons attended as Mrs. Thomas Luke led as president and general chairman. Miss Millicent V. Lewis planned the luncheon. Mrs. Alexander Roy oversaw the food table. Eva Taylor directed the gift booth with assistants Mrs. Harry Hess and Mrs. John Mackabarth.
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Woman's Association of Presbyterian Church
Thomas Luke
Millicent V. Lewis
Alexander Roy
Eva Taylor
Harry Hess
John Mackbarth
Mrs Tyssowski Hosts Westchester WCCA Tea for 100 Members
Nearly 100 branches of the Westchester County Children's Association attended a tea at the Ardale y Club in Dobbs Ferry hosted by Mrs John Tyssowski the association president on December 2. Tina Emerton Yonkers in charge of vocational education summarized recommendations at a recent dinner while four speakers outlined the vocational education task ahead. Edith J Mitchell White Plains executive director described the organization history and activities on behalf of vocational education. Others present included Mrs Markle Bannard Mrs Monty Stanford Brooks Mrs Frederic D Carter Mrs Mary Vall Howitt Mrs Carl Miller Mrs Theodore R Nisbet Mrs Vernon T Woodle and Mrs Carroll Dunham of Treington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County Children's Association
John Tyssowski
Dobbs Ferry
Ardaley Club
Tina
Lynn A. Emerton
Yonkers
Ional Education
Westchester
Edith J. Mitchell
White Plains
Children's Association
Markle Bannard
Monty Stanford Brooks
Frederic D. Carter
Mary Vall Howtt
Carl ‘Miller
Theodore R. Nisbet
Airs
Rernon T. Woodle
Carroll Dunham
Treington
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James LeRoy Grove
den Ville
N. J
Little Falls
Havemeyer Estate
Sheriff
George A. Casey
Westchester Country Club
Hunter
Arthur Langmuir
Mit
Hudson River Unit of Chamber Music Society of America
M. C. DeLormo
Edward Murphy
McBride
William
A. Buckley
Presbyterian
Murphy
Lyden
New , York
Walter B. Walker
Hudson House Corporation
Miss Todd
Woman's Association
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