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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
1
Odd village ramblings detail street work with tar sealing manhole covers near North C and a water gate valve. A sleepy fireside scene mentions a tall female, a bachelor auto man, and visitors from Main Street as residents discuss local improvements, fines, and holiday plans in a yearend Christmas column.
A white marble headstone for the grave of the late Officer Duggan has arrived at Tarr down. The article notes the headstone is carved in memory of Ottleer Dau cho and is part of a memorial sequence.
Attendance was fair at the December meeting of the Parent Teacher Association. Parents asked questions about school matters and teachers discussed helping students with IP track inquiries. The discussion covered community issues and the overall tone was cooperative.
A preview notes the Tarrytown rendition Nothing But The Truth will provide the music and urging Evereyane to attend. Tickets are available from any member of the Sent group.
A large crowd attended the Irvington base ball club smoker at the entertainment hall. Guests included the Kalelits of Columbus Club of Yonkers and the Tollywood Inn Athletic Club, both from Yonkers, showcasing amateur talent and boxing skills. The event honored committee members and set the stage for a forthcoming smoker in about two months.
Mrs Dorothy Mae Schreiber hosted thirty children in Tarrytown with games dancing and refreshments Those present included Whit and Jackie Harton Dorothy Fredericks Dorothy Smith van Ack Sullivan Catherine Tower Valeria Gallagher Jack and Jane Lee Helen Volk Jeanne On Mae Sint Giorka and Dorothy Setrethor
Mr and Mrs James ton Taft departed last Saturday evening for West Roanoke Virginia where they will spend the balance of the winter. This trip follows the pattern of other residents in the South section and is expected to be enjoyable in the milder climate.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a trustee Dickinson ill in some location with a church and choir. It mentions a meeting next Monday and Christmas music plans. Strong entities are Presbyterian church and likely local community events.
Frank Sweetman, who has spent weeks visiting relatives here, buys the latest model in Fords at a local sale. The purchase marks a notable personal milestone amid a busy period of travel and social visits in the area.
Mayor Murtha notes large representation from Irvington including Treviston officials. The gathering, described as a major turnout, is linked to a chamber event in New York City on December 17. Roadway improvements and farm developments are also referenced amid unclear text.
John Sweetman departs for Pennsylvania on telephone business, leaving town amid routine travel for communications work. Local officials confirm no disruption to public services as he travels.
A column by R G Abercrombie complains to the mayor about fumes from nearby burners and thieves. He mentions the Board of Health failing to address the issue and fears a continuing hazard for the lower part of the village. He urges action to prevent further problems.
The report notes 3S William A Kimbel acting as hostess at a tea in Ardsley Club on the fifteenth, marking part of a social occasion.
Local firemen and members of the Westchester County Volunteer Firemen’s Association gathered for a dinner. Attendees included prominent volunteers from Pelham and neighboring communities, with officers and guests enjoying a social event hosted by the Fire Company.
Report notes the Friday Bridge Club gathering at 1 Ankford Avenue. A local resident faced a serious felony matter during the period, with officials noting a ten year hold and an extended trip.
Local supporters and contributors across Henry 8 area rally for the Red Cross Drive in Waterbury reaching a total of 1180 dollars. Organizers say the fund will aid disaster relief and community services in the region.
Fragmentary notice reports John Hopkins as a visitor with a misread surname and mentions a recently married individual likely tracing Mrs Triste r Howkins. Details are incomplete and uncertain about relationships or event timing.
The Aresley Club plans a New Year dance led by Benner at nine o'clock with dinner and supper. The event aims to welcome the new year for the club's large membership, exceeding previous committees' turnout.
In Its first test of the season the In ch Five defeated the Ardsley Mens Club in a fast paced opener. Murphy and Fallon led the scoring for the Home team with acco unting baskets and strong passing. Ardsley rallied and briefly led before Costello and Wil Murphy helped steady the ship with long range shots and sharp ball movement to seal the victory.
Mayor Martha Simpson and Trustee attended a fire department inspection followed by a banquet. State officials Swartwout and Schnellere spoke, guests praised the equipment, and a lively program of music and a card artist complemented the event. Weather limited outdoor display yet attendees left pleased with the evening and committee leadership.
A Wesleyan College concert and dance will be held in the Highland Manor School gymnasium in Tarrytown on Friday night. Tickets are one dollar and can be bought from club members or the school principal. The event, organized by local school and clubs, aims to entertain music lovers and the community. Mr. George Minker, Jr. was recently married and the couple returned from Washington, D. C. after their honeymoon.
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