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Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1938

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Upward Trend to Continue Says Babson Forecast

Babson Park Massachusetts December 29 1939 forecast total business for 1939 will be as good as or better than 1929 end year peak with average annual volume near 20 percent of 1938. He expects gradual gains through mid 1939 and a stronger second half as recovery continues with confidence returning and production efficiency high.

Roger Babson Babson Park Mass Washington Boraine T Belleva America Inventor

Harry French Passes Away In Irvington At 83

Harry C F French longtime secretary of the Irvington Carpenters Union local died at Dobbs Ferry Hospital after a prolonged illness. He lived in Irvington for about forty years and worked for A M Hunter and Sam. He is survived by his sister Mrs Margaret Beck, with whom he lived since his wife died.

Harry C.F South Dutcher Street Irvington Th Carpenters’ Union Dobbs Ferry Hospital Ir. French A. Af. Hunter and Sam Margaret Beck

Barbara Graves Engaged To Wed Barbara Graves Engaged To Wed

Mrs Henry Graves III of Ardl ey Park announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Flore e Barbara Graves to Alvin Tenks son of Mr and Mrs Robert Rice Jenks of Pawtucket AL The couple were guests at a buffet supper Tuesday night The bride to be is granddaughter of several Graves and Dickson families and attended Masters School and Edgewood Park Junior College The groom to be a Colgate University student and member of Phi Kappa Phi The wedding date has not been set The supper featured a heart shaped ring and a girl and boy figure centerpiece with Miss Graves likeness Guests included family and friends from New York New Paltz Ridgewood and other areas

Henry Graves, III Ardley Park Floree Barbara Graves Alvin Tenks Robert Rice Jenks Pawtucket Ofiss Graves Henry Graves, II Henry Graves, Jr New York Josep Benjamin Dickson Morristown Neds Afr. Jenks Henry Gilbert Thresher St. 1 Albert Alvin Jenks N.Y Miss Graves Mise Graves Thomas Dick Locust Valles

Missionary Luncheon Speakers on Philippine Mission Work

The Women’s Association of Irvington Presbyterian Church will hold a missionary luncheon at one o’clock on Thursday in January. Leon J. Hooper will speak about her missionary work in the Philippine Islands.

Women's Association of Irvington Presbyterian Church Leon J. Hooper Philippine Islands

Women Voters Meet Irvington-Dobbs Ferry Unit

The Irvington-Dobbs Ferry League of Women Voters unit will hold a meeting in Wilde House on January 4 at 2 pm. The program will cover government town issues and the so called operational topic.

Irvington-Dobbs Ferry League of Women Voters Wilde Touse Government Town

Finley J Shepard’s Wife Honored at New York Rites

Funeral services for Mrs. Finley Johnson Shepard nee Helen M Gould drew a full house at the Collegiate Reformed Church of St Nicholas in New York City with a naval detachment paying tribute to her long philanthropic work for soldiers sailors and marines. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx. The Roxbury service conveyed condolences from Evan Leighth and Dr Henry Woodbury Chase. Flags at Gould Memorial Library stood at half mast.

Collegiate Reformed Church of St. Nicholas Fifth Avenue 1Sth Street New York City Finley Johnson Shepard Helen M. Gould Lyndhurst Rosbury Ay Gould

New Year's Eve Party at Y M C A

A New Year's Eve event at the Tarrytown Y M C A invites young people and parents for an evening program to start and continue into midnight with supper served. Attendees are from Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings and nearby areas. Rosemary Cumming visits Cedar Madge family on Christmas day.

Tarrytown Y.M.C Ardsley Dobba Ferre Hastings Afr Mra. A. Trving Cumming Rosemary Cedar Madge Mr. Cumming Mra Wilcher Slaghle Oxxlning

Eleanor DeAgostina Weds James Fitzsimmons in New York

Eleanor DeAgostina daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph De Agostina of 9 North Baker Street married James Fitzsimmons of New York in New York on Saturday. After a wedding trip they will reside in Wilmington Delaware.

Eleanor DeAgostina Joseph DeAgostina North Bakar Street James Fitzsimmons New York New Wilmington Delaware

Young Set Gavotte Holds Annual Ball at Ardsley Club

Westchester society’s young set hosted the eighth annual Gavotte at Ardsley Country Club last Thursday with about 300 guests dancing to Maurice Wolfsie’s orchestra. A midnight buffet followed. debutantes and guests from Ardsley Park Yonkers and nearby towns attended, with Miss Edith C Smith chairing the event and committees led by Misses Betty Ranchard and Mary Cape.

Ardsley Country Club Westchester Society Maurice Wolfsie Edith C. Smith Earl B. Smith Gavotte Sec Frank Min George Hales Franklin M. Haines Ardsley Park Mise Hanne Lewis Medard Vaughn Lewis Constance Lew David Allen Louis Mighor Gavi Conger Ardley Park Pran Daly Yonkers Alyx Matthiessen North Treadw Ord Virginia Klett2 Greenwich Conn Montedekinsen Tarrytown Aarmon Sally Young Tale Olive Crawley Montclair Karl Beckwith Smith Ralph Trowneng New Rochelle James Tutsor Croton David Knapp Ryos Emil Kratovil Ken Gardens Cyrus Taylor Mount Vernon Miss Smith Betty Ranchard Mary Mumi) Cape Netty Young Antley’ Park

Greenburgh Adopts 1939 Town Budget With Tax Reductions

The Greenburgh Town Council approved the 1939 township budget with tax cuts of 69 cents village and 61 cents in unincorporated sections. The levy drops $77,550.81 from the 1938 figure, with village assessment taxes at $1.86 per thousand and $6.0 in unincorporated districts. A zoning change on Central Avenue for Frederick S. Fisher property was approved, and bids were awarded for pole department supplies to Absam Brothers of Tarrytown, Henry F. Smith of Marischal, and Adam Rohrbach of Hastings for various items.

Town of Greenburgh Adint William C. Duedee Joe Rigginget Ponell Central Avenue Frederick S. Fisher Absam Brothers Tarrytown Henry F

New Year's Eve Gala at Ardsley Club Scene

The Ardsley Country Club hosts a two hundred guest New Year's Eve ball on Saturday with Mawor Powers' orchestra. The main room will glow in red and white as couples from Ardsley Park Hudson House Bremxville and Ardsley gather for the festive dance.

Ardsley Country Mawor Powers Eland Tra John Tyssowak Ardsley Park Charles Ta Stover Hudson House B. L. Moore Bremxville George W. Willian, Jr Eemond St. Gardner Mr. Weymer Wallt Land Edwin W. Flake, Jr

Youngster Hurt While Coasting Near East Sunnyskde Lake

Harry Hoppen six of Mountal oad East Irvington suffered abrasions and possible internal injuries when colliding with an automobile while coasting on a road near the Charles Zekus property on East Sunnyskde Lake last Thursday morning. Albert E Odell of South Lexiaz on Avenue White Plans driver of the car took the boy to his home where a physician was called to attend him. The physician suggested he be treated at Tarry own Hospital as a precaution.

Harry Hoppen Mountaload East Irvington Charles Zekus Sunnyskde Lake Albert E. Odell South Lexiaz White Plans Tarryown Hospital

High Mass for Miss Anna Gill in Irvington

A high requiem mass was celebrated Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church for Miss Anna T. Gill longtime member of the Companions of the Forest of America in Irvington and Westchester. Rev. Donlon led the service with Rev. Irwin and Rev. Casey assisting. Interment followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with pallbearers named. The church overflowed with members of Catholic Daughters and the Sunnyside Circle. Gill, born in Irvington, died after a brief illness and is survived by sisters Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Monahan and a niece.

Immaculate Conception Anna T. Gill Companions of Forest of America Irvington Dobbs Ferry Thomas J. Donlon Miss Gill James F. Irwin Francis Casey Sleeps Hollow Denton Father Casey Rev. J. McGovern Thomas Duggan Joseph J. Reilly William Fallon Martin Cunnatt Joseph Dobson John Fallon Court Margaret Mary Catholic Daughters of America Surniyside Circle Forest of America Otis

Bronxville Woman Elected Director at Consolidated Edison

Mrs Norton becomes the first woman director of Consolidated Edison Comp York Inc after two trustees were elected to fill vacancies. Neal Dow Necker, president of Intertyt Corporation, Brooklyn, also joins the board. Norton, a Bronxville resident active in women’s groups, previously served on Westchester Lighting Co. board.

Consolidated Edison Compan York, Inc Kenneth B Transville New York Pany Neal Dow Necker Intertyt Corporation Brooklyn Norton Meeker Restewas Floyd J. Carlisle Fatson Westchester Lighting Company Consolidated Edison System Neatehester Foxas Baylor Asteralty Manufacturers Trust Company of

Sunnyside Federal declares 3% dividend and annual meeting set

Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan Association announces a 3 percent annual dividend payable December 1 to 285 shareholders. Dividend checks go to 27 investment account holders while others receive credits to their accounts. The board also sets January 17 for the annual meeting to elect three directors and review officers’ reports.

Barking Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan Association Alexander D. Simpson Association Simpson Irvngton Varisons Officers

Three Villagers Granted Work Compensation Awards

Pasquate Aless aged 60 of 12 South Eckar Street Edward J Convery 35 and Alfred Halver sen 33 of 10 South Tuck hout were awarded compensation by Referee Arthur Tagnon In Compensation Court. Aless receives 12.12 per week from July 19 to September 2 for an infected toe tied to June 27 work. Halversen gets 19.23 per week for August 26 to September 18 for a hand injury on August 25. Convery will receive 20.77 per week for a back injury suffered October 26 while with Robert N. Stearns of North Broadway. Payments cover October 27 to November 7.

Pasquate Aless South Eckar Street Edward J. Conery Alfred Halversen South Tuckhout Arthur Tagnon Rankers Imarles Ales Halversen Vileage The

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