06 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
1
The Mem orial Park plan received a $200 appropriation from the village Board of Trustees to fund a sleighing course and a skating rink. Part of the money will create a safe skating area at Memorial Park on South, aiming to reduce coasting accidents among children. Continued on Page Four.
A distorted article fragment reports a vehicle collision after a tipsy driver lost control near a railroad area. Police withheld the driver’s identity while responders tended to the damaged Chevrolet roadster and the main street scene.
A new residence is planned at Cedar Ridge in the Tren Mawr section. The project features a Geny stone home at 629 Odell Arches, intended for Mrs. George and family, marking a local housing development milestone.
The P T A and Town Council plan a December 10 event at Irvington High School to back a viaduct crossing. A staged operetta Mister Moon and Christmas will feature students with solo parts, followed by a community discussion on sidewalk and boundary issues and donor collections for the project.
Church society hosts a fare four dance while firemen stage an event at Town Hall tonight expected to draw over five hundred attendees. The Children of Mi Tamacutate Conception plan a related gathering Friday with Marcy Goss among speakers as details remain unclear.
A garbled police report states Streeter had no connection with a burglary here. The investigation focused on a count of theft at a Melarelift residence, with questions directed to a suspect named Johnson in relation to the case.
SUI is organizing a revenge contest after a defeat, with Tigh challenging faculty to a Kiddie Car Polo match on December 13 at Tevington High School gym. Proceeds benefit Welfare Fund. event at Irving Tana Mall role state other in motion to be announced later.
Mrs Donaldson, of South Road, won one of the top prizes in the show’s production classes. The event drew over 50 exhibitors and more than 700 attendees, with Mra Johnson among notable winners for high points scored.
Firemen responded to a chimney fire on Taxter Road with tin protected fire diverlet. Nearest hydrant was remote causing hoses to stretch. Chemicals used and a pike pole freed soot from the interior. No damage reported.
Irvington Forum officers expect a large turnout for a discussion on New Deals Abroad to be held Monday evening at Town Hall. The meeting aims to stimulate political thinking and debate among residents with an open discussion to follow the editor’s talk.
In Rochette the Congression pressman Charles D. Millard, king of the West Club, will call for a commemorative event marking New Rochelle’s founding. The January session saw Millard introduce the top bill, with local officials preparing a city celebration and related council actions.
A fragmentary report recalls last Friday morning at Treington High School where a violinist and teacher led pupils in music by Mandel, Gluck, and Papal. The village event highlighted the young performers and their teachers.
A dog killed on South Broadway near the Stern estate drew a quick run by a driver who fled the scene. The small body lay by the road as residents paused, while Jerome Monks of Ardsley Park reported ownership of the dog. The animal was struck by a fast-moving vehicle and killed instantly.
A Woman's Guild dinner for the vestry was held Tuesday with parish activities discussed. T William N Colton opened remarks on the church role in the modern world before Mrs Kes Townsend spoke of its purpose and finances. Wardens and parish officers gave reports praising the parish's helpful work amid difficult times.
Police will reportedly close one eye to complaints through the new year as part of an informal agreement. Officials referenced a “merry” period and the expectation of limited enforcement until next year.
A thrift shop proceeds distribution shows funds realized after expenses were paid. Local beneficiaries include Berry Marymount Hospital and other Dobbs Ferry charities. The article notes the charity drive supported community services and health initiatives through the shop’s earnings.
Town of Greenburgh posts a budget showing a tax rate reduction of over 80 cents, with a total budget of $43,815 and a $110 reduction in the inner area. The hearing is scheduled for December 18 to discuss these changes and the comptroller’s office provisions.
A village truck struck a machine in Dobbs Ferry at about 5 o clock. The vehicle owner is Gertrud Kelly of Young Street, Dobbs Ferry. The right side of the Kelly car was damaged and the incident occurred as the driver was near Aventine homes. No further details are provided.
Coach Milton Bjornstad will conduct a training session at Irvington High. The program aims to attract a larger number of men from the community seeking fitness and health opportunities. The initiative signals ongoing efforts to provide accessible gym activities for working adults.
County Clerk Bernard A. Koch announced that the 1935 color plates go on sale Monday December 16. About 140,000 application plates will be available to owners of records, with in person applications December 12 and a one-set limit for the first 100 sets. Low numbered plates favored former holders, county officials, and city executives, with plates assigned from V-1 to BV-99 and 200 plates in WB and WW series.
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