Community Briefs From South Astor Street and Nearby
Raymond Shersier recovers from an onsilectomy performed last Monday at Debbs Ferey Hospital. Mr and Mrs Johnn Rosson rent an apartment at 1021 Main Street. Miss Lilian Wackavite hosts Friday Bridge Club at North Buckhowt Street. Charles H L James and family, formerly Lewis Road now in Pasadena, visit the village. Donald Le Gere and wife welcome a son born last Saturday at Tarrytown Hospital. Miss Ethel McLean of Utica formerly English teacher at Kevington High School visits Frances Valentine at Bankers Apartments. Kenseth Hoek Darth and family rent and plan to move to 19 Main Street. Richard L Sullivan and family of Ardsley Park depart December 11 for Christmas in Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Mrs Harry T Miller of 17 Main Street improves after hospital stay. Francis Gates of Birmingham returns home after two weeks with daughter in Beinngton. Mr and Mrs Franklin M Bleese of North Cousnet Street note bereavement in Granville N Y from the sudden death of cousin Miss Mattie Mimogue. Miss Mimogue formerly of Beington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shersier
South Astor Street
Debbs Ferey Hospital
Johnn Rosson
South Dutcher Street
Main ‘Street
Lilian Wackavite
North Buckhowt Streat
Charles HL James
Lewis Road
Pasadena
California
Vilage
Ethel AfcLean
Utica
X.Y
Evington High School
Frances Valentine
Banker
Kenseth Hoek Darth
Main Street
Aie Francis Gates
Birmingham
Alahama
Feanllin M.blesee
North Cousenet Steer
Margaret Lee
North Behar Street
Granville
N.Y
Mattie Mimogue
Mimogue
Beington
Leo
Birth of Norman Richard Rioloane in Dobbs Ferry
Mr and Mrs Norman King of Lews Road announce the birth of son Norman Richard on Saturday December 4 at Dobbs Ferry Hospital. The Hudson River Branch Seamen's Church Tractate plans monthly meeting December 16 at 2 15 PM in Wilde Route, Dobbs Ferry. Guest speaker William D Perry of the Institute staff will discuss Seamen’s welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman King
Lews Road
Lson
Norman Richard
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
King
Dorothy McCormack
Hudson River
Sto Seamen's Church Tractate
Wilde
Dobbs Ferry
Willam D. Perry
Institute
Staf Me
Peery
Snyman
Naponsit
L. T
Staten Island
New Books at the Public Library
The public library announces new fiction titles including The Lost Captain by Helen Ashton The Plague by Albert Camus The Fire Balloon by Ruth Moore Harp in the South by Bath Park Mignonette by Joseph Shearing Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith The Secret Thresh by Ethel Vanes Northern Lights by Robert Veress The Deight Feather by Robert Wilde and non fiction additions such as South Shore Town by Elisabeth Cooteworth without Hales Bess Cochran Crusade in Europe by Deight Eisenhower All Our Lives by Robert Lovett Roosevelt and Hopkins by Robert Sherwood Laughter in the Next Room by Osbert Line A Man Called White by Walter White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ashton
Albert Camus
Ruth Moore Harp
Bath Park
Mignonette
Joseph Shearing
Dodie Smith
Ethel Vanes
Rober Veress
Robert Wileder
South Shore Town
Elisabeth
Cooteworth
Hales
Bess_ Cochran
Europe
Deight
Eisenhower
Robert Lovett
Roosevelt and Hopkins
Robert Sherwood
Osbert
White Walter
White
Westchester Tuberculosis Seals Reach 40 Percent Mark
The Westchester Tuberculosis and Public Health Association reports the annual Christmas seal sale has surpassed 40 percent of its $1,100 goal after two weeks. Executive Director Mise Joyce notes donors express appreciation for the mobile chest X ray unit aiding early detection. More than 80,000 residents over 15 have received chest rays in two years, with three unknown cases found, enabling treatment and recovery. The drive highlights ongoing health education and tuberculous control as key objectives amid continuing mortality in ages 15 to 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Mise Maseret Josce
Joyce
Association
Mise Joyce
West
Chester
Dog saves life prompts outcry of kindness in Irvington
In Irvington a family’s three year old black Cocker Spaniel named Tania was struck by a car driven by Join Corwin. Corwin and another driver rushed the dog to Harry Scille’s Dog Hospital in Dobbs Ferry, while witnesses alerted authorities. A flurry of telephone calls and immediate concern from the townspeople revealed an outpouring of support and generosity as the community rallied to aid the injured dog and its grateful family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mings
Meneed
Barney Park
Tania
Join Corwin
Corwins
Franke Connors
Slo Srng
Scille
Dobbe Ferry
Chris Ana Watrcia
Nia
Fania
Tess
Notyly
Mr. Corwin
Mr. Mors
Rash Unger
Levington Residents Thank Caregivers After Dog Incident
Residents express humble gratitude to Schiller Wise Jog and others for tender care and professional attention after a dog related accident. The incident, in a 1948 tempestuous setting, prompts hope that all people may show the same love animals receive. Altiea and Jack Glenn noted for their concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levington
Eiher
Schiller
Tania
Tan
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Donald le Gere
Tarrytown Hospital
Richard L. Sulivan
Ardsley Park
Fort Fill
Oklahoma
Harry T. Miller
Irvington, N.Y
Venetian I
Tarrytown Venezias Blind CO
J. R. Lynch Cycle Shop
Ashford Avenue
XM Pigs
Hallestown
Sith Bengatt
Brian Ahernt al
Jane Doe
Ruth Hussey
John Carroll
Bells of
San Angelo
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Trever
Stewart Erwin
Follies Girls
Wendy
Ednesday Bank Nite
Mrs
Michael Rioloane
102 Main Street
Public Library
Fred R. Melone
Ivington-on-Hudson, New York
Irvington
AMC
John Corwin
Joy Broderick
Dauahter
Mra Nevin Droderick
8 Main Street
Fer Eelft
The
Irvington Gazette
SisTodass
Loew, Yonkers
Heflin
Susan Hayward
Lai En
Firatly
Dosiss Ferry
Hors
Fei
Sat
Dee
Alan Ladd
Dolly Sister
Wey
Sonagg Reacure
Carlo Caporal
John Dinunzio
Call Irvington
Scappy's Tailor Shop
N. Y
Dellwood
Fred H. Johnson
South Eckar Street
Omenere ‘Orient Service
Ellows Partners
Choise Ellows
Ellows Fine Club
Ellows Club
Lows Brat
Haig & Haig
J. Walker
Canadian Club
Seagram V. O
John Semely
Westchester Lighting Company