Lincoln on housing limits public aid to the many
A reprint argues Abraham Lincoln meant government should serve all, not just a select few, citing police, fire, and schools as legitimate public services. It contends public housing benefits a favored minority and is financed by taxpayers, not by the many.
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Abraham Lincoln
Buffalo
Lincoln
Licoln
Noy Lincoln
Red Cross Disaster Unit organized in Irvington
LeRoy C. Peter of the Westchester County Chapter toured Irvington to explain the local disaster unit roles and subcommittees. Stephen Hart Jr. announced assistants including Mayor Frederick Kramer as honorary chairman and a roster of officers for surveys, police, fire, medical, nursing, registration, canteen, shelter, clothing, transport, and public information.
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LeRoy C. Peter
Westchester County
The
American Red Cross
Irvington
Red Cross
Stephen Hart, Jr
Frederick Kramer
Maitland C. DeSormo
American Red Grass
George E. Browner
Herbert Vannatta
Stewart Lindsay
Ar ‘Survey Police
Charles Hoermehl
Walter Rogers
Henry Fleischman
John T. Foster
Man
Urs
Philip B. Pugsley
Gerald
Hibbard
Mirs
Richard C. Wells
Jack Glenn
Frances Valentine
Peter J. Murphy
Atrs. F. 8
Haines
Transportatin
Ed. ‘Thorgerson
Samuel Gilchrist
Methodist Winter Festival December 13 at St Pauls Irvinton
The Woman's Society hosts the annual Methodist Winter Festival at St Pauls Methodist Church in Irvington on Saturday December 13 from 3 to 8 PM. A spaghetti and meatball dinner serves 6 to 7 PM, booths offer jewelry perfume candles corsages and handmade goods, plus a snack bar and games. Cedar Ridge association plans its Christmas party at Leightons on December 26.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Irvington
Woman's Society
Cedar Ridge
Cedar Ridge Association
William Handley
Leighton’s
Walter C McBride Elected Warden of St Barnabas Church
Walter C McBride chosen as warden of St Barnabas Church to fill the unexpired term of the late Howard B Morris. Horace J McAfee also elected as warden. four new vestrymen named Charles A Briggs Kenneth C Crouse Baren H McCormack and C Edward Wininger. Parish plans for spring and summer 1953 include construction of a new wing and classrooms to honor the rector emeritus Floyd Van Keuren with memorials for Howard B Mort and other parishioners.
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Church of St. Barnabas
Charles Bates
Hamilton College
William R. . Jones
Hobart College
de. Lansing Tl. Keeler
Ester W. Granskamp
Charles W. Ka
Walter C. McBride
Chos
Howard B. Morris
Horace J. McAfee
Vestry-Yren
Charles A. Briggs
Kenneth C. Crouse
Baren Ht. McCor
Mack
C. Edward Wininger
Sydney
Ellis
Frederick
Jewell
Charles
Roberts
John Franks Smith
J.P. Ludingston
Esmond B. Gardner
John C. Evatt
E. O
Borne Hand
J. W. Moore
Richard+on
Isabel K. Benjamin
Ruth Wininger
Everet Maclachlan
John M. Francis
Twybill’ Purdy
Alex B. Smith
William A. Pateman Sane
Floyd van Keuren
Howard B. Mort
Fis
Irvington Firm Receives Coal Plaque for 52 Years
Irvington Builders Supply Corp led by president Edward R Turphy received a coal plaque from Holger Holm district manager of Lehigh Navigation Coal Co at a Gramatan Hotel dinner. Crafted by Charles Cunningham the plaque honors 52 years as a dealer with Lehigh Navigation Coal Co of Philadelphia.
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Irvington Builders Supply
Edward R. Turphy
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Philadelphia
Gramatan Hotel
Bronnvile
Holger Holm
Charles Cunningham
Panther Valley
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Navigation
Irvington Builders Supply Corp
Lehigh
Lehigh Navitation Coal Company
Car Collision Lures Six In Thanksgiving Morning Crash
James Lundy of 26 East Clinton was among six people lured into an auto collision on Broadway in Tarrytown Thanksgiving morning. Mrs Eileen Mee of Tarrytown left the Grand Union store park area, striking the Lundy car. Lundy sustained facial and head injuries and was taken to Tarrytown Hospital. Other passengers James O Grady of Irvington House and Robert Nikitopotous, a former Irvington High student, were treated for scalp and forehead contusions and other injuries. Mrs Merl, her husband and mother in the other car suffered bruises and minor injuries.
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James Lundy
East Clinton
Broadway
Tarrytown
Eileen Mee
Grand Union
Parkag
Lundy
Tarrytown Hospital
Robert Nikitopotous
Reading is Fun PTA Meeting Highlights at Irvington High
The December PTA meeting in the Irvington High School Auditorium featured Miss Maria Cimino of the Central Children's Room at the New York Public Library as guest speaker. She urged tolerating reading to keep it enjoyable and promoted a 100 books list for children. Richard C. Wells urged scholarship awareness and proposed raising the award to 25 dollars. refreshments followed. The Couple's Club of the Irvington Presbyterian Church plans a Christmas party on December 12 at church club rooms.
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PTA
Maria Cimino
Central Chilren
New York Pubic Library
Wuliam G. Gillim
Baren Sl. McCormick
Mist Cinno
Irvington Public Library
Central Children's Reading
New York Library
Iren
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Dobbs Ferry Hospital to Open New Wing
The Dobbs Ferry Hospital will formally unveil an $152,000 new wing at 3 PM Sunday, adding 18 beds and expanding maternity capacity to 12 bassinets. The project, funded by a 1948 drive and local gifts, aims to improve services for Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings, and Irvington, with continued community support urged.
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Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Dwight Argent
Toay
Hhoquasts
Ardsley
Dobbs
Perry
Hastings
Irvington
Corey
Hugh
Besa
Dobbs Ferry
Presby Church Men’s Club to Hear Dr Hutcheson
The Men’s Club of the Presby terian Church schedules a December 9 meeting at 8 00 p m. Officers for 1953 will be elected and a Christmas program planned. The highlight is Dr Tarid H Hutcheson, consulting economist and former professor, speaking on world economic affairs.
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Presbytrian
Tarid H. Hutchesen
Hutchesen
Uniersity
Sevral
L. P. Yeanell
Tutehesen
Clock Tower Stop Sparks Village Debate on Time
In Irvington, residents note the town clock halted at 8:20 morning causing concern about timekeeping. Hall custodian Joan Bucknan explains the stoppage and offers details while speculation about repairs by Howard Clock Company grows. The issue prompts questions about when service will resume.
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Irvington
Feria
Joan Buck Font
Jean
Howard
Buckhost
Police Benefit Show Friday Night at Town Hall
The Irvington Police Association presents its fifth annual entrainment and dance Friday evening at Town Hall. The show begins at 8 30 PM with five acts by Johnny Woods, Jean Daven, Richard Dubois, Sylvia Barry and Jacques Oth and his WOR Studio Orchestra. Proceeds support the youth program and the department members' benefit fund.
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Irvington Police Association
Johnny Woods Az
Feremones
Jean Daven
Richard Dubois
Sylvia Barry
Jacques Oth
WOR
Police Association
Department
Bazaar Set for St Barnabas Church Christmas Sale
The annual Christmas Bazaar of the Church of St Barnabas will be held Saturday in the Parish House from 10 to 5. Women of the St Barnabas Guild prepared for weeks and will offer wares including tailored goods jewelry news wear toys dolls decorations gifts and calendars. The Snack Bar will be open and parish members contributed to the effort with younger members selling striped ockets and helping at the counter. The Barna serves a twofold purpose by showcasing creative church work and supporting church missions here and abroad.
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Church of St. Barnabas
St Barnabas Guild
Barna
Tarrytown Hospital Near 4 200 000 Goal
Residents of the greater Tarry ton Ossining area are within 215 898 of having a modern St 20 000 community hospital. Dr Joseph F Hughes chair announced at the opening of the community campaign to complete the 1 000 000 fund for Phelps Memorial Hospital. Over 250 volunteers greeted the announcement and 784 102 had been raised by advance committees.
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Tarryton Ossining
Joseph F. Hughes
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Three resignations shake Irvington Municipal Board
Three members Addison Hastings Russell Weston and E F Lehrmann resigned from the Irvington Municipal Board following a trustees conference on a proposed abolition resolution. Trustees Pateman Murphy Fallon and Kimball voted yes for a public hearing on December 29 with Mayor Kramer also voting yes though not committing to abolition.
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Trvingon
Municipal Board
Addison B. Hastings
Russell
William HL Fallon
Nelson W.kimball
Charles “M. Pateman
Peter J
F. I. Heth Fer
Municipal Nosed
Istings
Lewis Road
Board of Trustees
Fallon
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Philip Sanborn, Jr
Auto Club
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H. H. Hutcheson
St. Barnabas
Village iMunicpal Board
Woman's Club
Jose Chaves
North ‘Roadway