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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
1
A fragmented column fragment discusses luck with horseshoes and doorways and mentions chickens and a man nicknamed the Zuper. It touches on relationships and waiting until someone is older, but the piece is largely incoherent with quirky, garbled phrases.
A fragmented holiday column from Christina town discusses election hints and local names, mentions Derby and Overcoat as a playful aside, and notes nomination glimpses for a Dickinson, with community thanks and Christmas wishes. It references an inspector on a $14,000 job and other town happenings.
Janet Mitchell of South Broadway earns honors as a student at Mixchinet Mitel Phe School of FI Huston, M First Month. Daughter of a student, recognition highlights scholastic achievement and local school pride.
A lively program titled an evening of music and readings promises to entertain. Local performers and readers will share diverse pieces in a communal cultural event expected to attract residents seeking a pleasant night out.
Very substantial checks were received and pledged by the Irvin Fire Company. The donations came from Youngs artisans union and trustees Luke, honoring the firemen’s service.
Frederic C Carter of 119 North has joined the Westchester County Musical Festival Board. The notice highlights his reputed abilities and long record of professional contributions and community involvement.
Jay Downer, noted Westchester County parkway engineer, presents extensive details on a proposed Hudson River Boulevard. The Riverside Drive route length, cost estimates, and connections from Yonkers to Peekskill are discussed, along with projected traffic and engineering investigations.
An item lists Evan J. Smith of 118 Main Street as receiving a Tador prize at a meeting, with Chesley and Line noted as sons of Dr. and Mrs. Evan Smith.
Dorothy Gleason 7 Park and Alma Muhling along with Virginia Teller hosted guests during Christmas at Katherine Gibbs School. A special donation of a dollar gold piece was secured by John Mannella from the estate of J. Wood imtter.
Mr and Mrs John E Tynan hosted visitors with a social event noted in local notices. The report records the couple welcoming guests and mentions a gathering at their home or nearby venue, reflecting mid century community hospitality and social routines.
A large audience enjoyed a senior class performance titled Nothing But The Truth last Friday. The cast featured El M. Ralston, Dick Donnely, Gorson Benjamin, Clarence Van Deuwen, John Elder, Bishop Doran, Malcolm Ror, Gwendolyn Ralston, Eileen McFadd, Marjorie McDow, Ethel Clarke, Ruth Lake, Madeline Venditto, and Margeret Downey. The production, staged uptown, included a summer home setting on Island and noted plans for Kenneth Lyden to depart for Havana next month.
Rev. Mr. Whitmore resigns from the John Hall portion of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian and leaves with praise for his service. He led the Men s Guild and church efforts, with supporters wishing him success and God s blessings in his next duties.
Rev George M Whitmore resigns from the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in Jol Menor York City to become minister at Charis the Jol Menor City, with his family moving to Irvington. Whittmore served in the Navy and trained at sea before posting eight months in France with a naval force aboard a battleship. He was connected to the Dimond Lodge of Dobbs Ferry and the Rotary Club.
Christmas tree and a play are scheduled at St Barnabas Chapel in Ardsley. The event invites families to attend the festive program and performances.
The Irvington Fire District proposed as New East Irvington faces a board meeting tonight. A delegation from the Fire Company will present views as members argue over clauses affecting responsibility and duties amid recent fires. The board aims to settle terms after full discussion of pros and cons.
The well known Roosevelt couple welcomed a daughter born Sunday morning at Nic Kerry Hospital. They now have two children, the first named Axon, born about a year ago. Both mother and baby are reported doing well and expected home soon.
Edward Kane of N Troadway had his Saw Sedan demolished on the Saw Mill River Parkway near Ardsley. A reckless driver caused the wreck, leaving the car badly damaged with fatalities reported and the other driver detained.
An article reports theft of tools from a fire truck with notes on unsecure rooms and open access during events. It mentions plans by the captain and officers to restrict entry to members only to ensure emergency readiness and security.
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