26 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
1
The column reflects on holiday cheer, local gifts, and community notes as the year winds down. It mentions charity, school events, plans for next year, and the value of the local newspaper in keeping residents informed and connected.
Frederick P. King takes over the position of director at the First National Yonkers, succeeding the late L R Palmer. A long-time East Sunnyside Lane resident, King is expected to bolster the new Yonkers institution with staunch local support and a thorough study of law business. Irvington residents welcome his affiliation with the leading Yonkers institute and anticipate its strengthening through his appointment.
The Christmas Day wedding was held at 5 oclock at 100 Main Street in the presence of immediate family. The bride wore a white tatting gown with a cap and veil. her attendants wore white and red taffeta with bouquets. The groom’s best man was Reginald Fariel of Yonkers. Rev. Willa Neely Colton officiated. A modest reception followed and the bride and groom planned a honeymoon trip. the bride’s sister Annette Fariel arranged the bridal bouquet toss as per tradition.
A three car collision on Broadway near the Aqueduct garage left Mrs. Albert Mead severely injured and her daughter Mrs. Schwefford with head injuries. Mrs. Mary Whalen and Mrs. Thomas Schoffeld also sustained multiple abrasions and contusions. All were taken to Dobbs Ferry Hospital for treatment. Drivers involved were summoned to appear before the local justice.
The piece urges a New Year self review to foster spiritual and financial discipline. It encourages focusing on one key personal improvement, insisting on higher standards for self and others and ending with hope that 1931 will repair past rough patches. It names John Henry Jones as a self critique example.
A Yuletide party at Sunnystope on North Broadway hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frederic J. Carter featured carols by local singers and a long invitation list. Guests included numerous families and residents from Dobbs Ferry, Hastings, Ardsley, Tarrytown, and New Rochelle, with names like Mr. and Mrs. Toney V. D. Black, Mrs. Charles Lambert Heyniger, Dr. and Mrs. Philly He Gole, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matthiessen among many others. The event showcased seasonal songs and formal socializing as part of the week’s festive activities.
The mayor resumed duties after a two week illness on Christmas Day. A special meeting discussed a proposed amendment to limit business district structures to permanent, fully serviced buildings. A public hearing is set for January 12 at 7:45 PM amid objections claiming the plan would harm property values and aesthetics. Mr and Mrs William Bettis are spending winter in the South.
A Latinized account notes Julius Byles, son of Mr and Mrs J Dyles of Ardeley Par, awarded a Rhodes Scholarship from an English university to study at Princeton. The honor is part of 33 scholarships offered annually for use in the United States, drawing praise from admirers nationwide and marking a significant achievement for the Dy les family.
Mrs Harry Beckley of 131 Main Street is taken to Dobbs Ferry Hospital at noon for a minor operation. She is a patient of Dr Evan J Smith.
iBing and Bing of New York City drew a large attendance for a Christmas dance at the Ardsley Club, hosting members and guests for an elegant evening. The event showcased social ties among prominent families and featured a Fall Squad Racquets Tournament won by W. B. Temmit and William Kimbel in three sets.
Residents near 748 o'clock on Broadway oppose the planned lunch car site at a property now occupied by Jerome Te Yerameava ax station. The Board of Trustees calls a meeting to discuss action. Nearby property owners include the Jones apartments, James Mickey, Ming W. Hall, J We Ruiter, Sige 1 1 amin, and Dr. William Roane.
William Colton is named to Yale University freshman hockey team as the program announces new roster additions. The article notes Colton's holiday schedule and readiness to contribute when the season opens, detailing expectations for the incoming freshman.
Miss Frances Waltt eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Weymer J Waltt, a Finch School student in New York, is spending the holidays at her home in Ardsley Park.
Parochial school held its annual Christmas program Monday evening in Holy Name Hall. Santa Claus featured prominently with a well lighted tree, as students recited, sang, and danced under the direction of Miss Margaret Owens and Prof. Wagner.
The Board of Directors of the Ire ington National and trust announces the annual meeting for director elections. It will be held in the bank room Tuesday afternoon at 3:30. Seven directors are to be elected including W. Barton Eddison Fred J. Elder Jannta Harrin John Hunter Alex ie Monae and others.
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