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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
3
Citizens face a two question ballot on the Mitchell site improvements on South Broadway with an $81,000 outlay and a forty year bond plan. Park commissioners push forward despite limited detail on bond term while urging taxpayers to back the measure to keep Irvington moving forward.
Public funds cover the filding costs while local economy stresses, urging the Village to avoid self funding sidewalks roads and buildings. The column questions cost figures and urges permit checks, zoning compliance, and adherence to Christmas contracts and plans. Citizens push for transparency before any building permit is issued.
Local notices from Irvington recount meetings and church events. Presbyterian and gospel hall services are announced with morning and evening worships, Sunday School, choir, and Christmas programs. A Park Referendum debate and village board discussions about police examinations and tax implications are noted alongside a high school basketball trip to Chappaqua.
Miss B Waldemar hosted a farewell in Ardsley Heights on Wednesday night for Mrs Thomas Secor and her daughter Elizabeth who plan to move to Chatham. Guests included Mrs A W Shillman Miss C Franklin Miss Eleanor Buell and Miss C Bennett. An embossed copy of the Scout Laws was presented to Miss Secor. The report notes a Spiro Park zoning dispute and home of Mr and Mrs George McNamara as part of the defense. garage enlargement by Ernest Behons. house now ready for two families with modern features including an electric ice box.
Florence Stuart to lead a lecture series on the Story of Methodism at the morning service. The note invites all to attend the eleven oclock sessions and participate in the church program.
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