John H Burke Dies After Long Illness
John H Burke a East Tevington native and former Tarrytown postmaster died at his home on Storm Street Tarrytown after a long illness. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery after a Solemn High Mass at St Teres Church North Tarrytown. He was 41 born in East Irvington and later lived in Pennybridge and White Plains. He worked for New York Central Railroad and Western Electric, active in Democratic circles and Knights of Columbus. Survived by widow Mabel McFadden four daughters two sons parents and many siblings.
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John St Burke
East Tevington
Tarrytown
Storm Steet
Sleepy Hollow
St. Teres’s Church
North Tarrytown
Mr. Burke
East Irvington
Pennybridge
Irving School
New York Central Railroad
Tastyown
Western Electric Company
Kearney
N. J
Burke
Knights of Columbus
Mabel McFadden
Swx
Patricia
Mae Een Burke
Patrikid
Margaret Law Durte
23 Meadow Street
Helen Towers
East Views
Catherine McGrath
White Chains
Josephine Haliday
Pleasantvile
Margaret Milesvaney
North White Phins
Matheson
Tar
Social Security Cards Questioned For Genuineness
Louis K. Berry of Yonkers SSA warns that social security cards are not always genuine and urges strict identity checks. He notes fake cards and name matches can mislead verification, stressing cards should not be sole proof of account ownership or eligibility for benefits.
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Louis K Herry Amager
Yonkers
Soci
Tay Wei
Becize
Mame Seto
Ir ‘Ping Benes
Holy Name News Branch 1m Nominees for 196? Officers
The Holy Name Branch 1m met December 5 at Holy Name Hall with President Edwin Martin presiding. Officers for January 1 were nominated, including Martin for president, with a three way race for vice president. Recording secretary Brancis Di Lustro, treasurer James Kelly, and financial secretary Ed Sweetman were chosen. A spaghetti dinner honored seven returning service members, served by John Fallon and others. The branch invited all parish men to attend the 8:30 mass on December 8 and other spiritual devotions.
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Branch 1m
Hun.s
Holy Name Hall
Edwin Martin
Martin
E. Murphy
B. di
R. Delamater
Brancis di Lustro
James Kelly
Ed Sweetman
John Fallon
Joseph Ferris
Reza Fallon
Edward Fallon
Edward Murphy
Leo. Thersten
Gerald Reilly
Edward Dugnan
William Therien
Service Buttons for Veterans Featured in Regional Display
Fragmented OCR text shows a display on veterans service buttons with references to Toner, Bang, O’Neal, and Spahr. It mentions enamel, enamelwork, and a tea room context with scattered names and dates, suggesting a local exhibit or collection focused on military service ribbons. The lone quotation about hearts being generous and tender frames the piece.
Youth Government Elections at Children’s Village
Four youth government offices were elected this week at The Children’s Village school for unadjusted boys in Dobbs Ferry New York. Charles Hamrick was named mayor and Carl Rogers, the new clerk, with Robert Byrnes as treasurer and Veuter Whitelaw as judge. Rogers hails from Peckskil New York. the others are from New York City. An outstanding Village athlete, Ings, earned recognition on the varsity football team.
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Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Jara
Westchester Fun Fair draws 10000 visitors in warm event
The Westchester County Children’s Association sponsored two events that drew crowds and funds. The Bargain Shop at the old Best Store raised over 2800 dollars, while the County Center Fun Fair entertained about 10000 parents and children. Volunteers, including many Limiznonen, supported the efforts led by executive director Mesdit J. Mitchel. Girl Scouts from Harrison and Tarrytown tied for top in Christmas tree, while Sixther Grade at Post Road School won a prize. The Jem Band contest was won by John Ginsel’s Rhythm Aces. Provisions were provided by Mr. Simms of the Hartsdale Band and Bud Appleton of the Croton Je. Canteen. Hundreds of toys were donated to be given to county children in need.
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Westchester
Westchester County Children's Associaion
Best
Wrest Road
South Broadway
White Phins
County Center
Children's Y Association
Mesdit J. Mitchel
Associavon
Harrison Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts
Tarsytowne
Post Road School
Jem
John Ginsel
Rhythm Aces
Scarsdale
Hartelsle
Simms
Hartsdale
Bud Appleton
Croton
Children’s Association
Soedy Chilren
County Center rental drives November events total
The November report shows 21 paid commercial events at County Center yielding over 6000 dollars and 34 civic and private events in non arts sessions. Activities included boxing, antique shows, dances, a Youth Conference, art exhibits, and a gun range. The site hosted diverse groups from Westchester Worksop to Southern New York Fish and Game Association.
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West County
Artur Rubinstein
Eadience Caatch
Agselual
New York
Fish and Game
Westchester
Coase
Asso Caton Saleters
Matb
Pri “Esten
Public Sale Notice of Town-Owned Irvington Property
The Town Board of Greenburgh will meet December 18 1945 at 10 AM in the Town Board Room Lyceum Building Tarrytown NY to consider offers for town owned real property north side of Riverview Road Irvington New York Lots 25 27 inclusive Block 226 Sheet 10 C and Lots 2 05 inclusive Block 229 Sheet 10 G in Irvington The board may reject bids subject to covenants conditions restrictions and survey results terms to be arranged by order of the Town Board Dated December 12 1945 William H Van Dorn Town Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Irvington
New York
X.Y
William H. van Dorn
Deadline Set for All-Night Permits by State Authority
December 26 deadline fixed for Bling applications with the State Liquor Authority for all night permits extending hours during which alcoholic beverages may be sold by restaurants and hotels.
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State Liquor Authority
New Year Eve liquor license permits set at $10 fee
A.C. Board posts that New Year Eve licensees must pay a ten dollar fee per permit and obtain applications from local offices, with filing at State Liquor Authority Zone offices in New York Albany or Buffalo. Zone 1 is 175 Broadway New York NY, Zone II is Albany Telephone Building Albany NY, Zone 3 is Ellicott Square Building 295 Main Street Buffalo NY.
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A.C
State Liquor Authority
New York
Broadway
N. Y
Alany
New York Telephone
Albany
Buffalo
Ellicott Square
Main Street
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John H. Burke
Invington Diner
J. Houghton
J. Riot
B. Diagostino
Pateman
Smith's
Kramer
Smith
McHugh
Wistrand
Stanhope
M. Reich
Dichiaca
I F Murray
Dichiars
B. Bauly
Smit
B. Kramer
XK. Wistrand
W. Metlugh
R. Stanhope
Pui
Lord & Behan
Bardest
Sherrier
B. Bailly
Forals
Burnham Boi
A. Vetrana
Fs Costello
J. Graham
J. Guarnieri
D. Fulton
K. Wistrand
F Kramer
W. MeHtust
Sal R. Stanhope
Petr
Andieap
Levington Tavern
Texat
J. Makchenka
A Johnson
Je McDowell
J. Corwin
F. Unaner
J. DePaul
Tevinston
William Gilmore Simms
Aly
Riale
Addison J. Sullivan
Houghton
Mong
B. DrAgostine
Rubin
Pases
Curent
Euripides
Holy Name News
Shanes
Dalton
Dalton Outlet
Avenue
Can
Christian Science Monitor
Bertsi
Ashford Avenue
McCann’s Storage Warehouse
Lek
Armor
Norman C. Templeton
ropLac
Costello Contracting Corp
Ray Costello
Eneral Contractors and Builders
Tol. Dobbs Ferry
Worthington Farms
Worthington’ Farms
Ashford’ Avenue
Tivington
Art Harufactori
Irvington-on-Hudson
Philips Foto Co
South Irvington
Hielp
Avon
Trvington
Columbia
Hellicrafters
Tevington
South Ferrie Street
Mary Murphy
Sore
U. S
Liberty
Fifth
New York 17
N. Y, MU
Insurance Agency
AMD
Caiemene
Fie Crena
Tad Sergeant
U.S. Army
Guardian OF Victory
Nou
Mamaroneck Ave
Amy
Mel
Aaa
York
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