Memorial Presentation To Vil' ge Too Costly
Irvington village faces high costs for private incinerator service as a Memorial presentation is set for May 29. A board letter from engineer Daniel C. Nolan outlines a $12,690 disposal cost just for burning, with ashes and refuse disposal still needed. The board tabled a privately operated incinerator proposal and notes the ash disposal budget is only $8,000. Acting Mayor Shapson urges the village to have its own burner, amid concerns over dumping at Zinsser Chemical Company.
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Greenburgh
Irvington
Board of Trust
Engneer Daniel C. Nolan
Zinsser Chemical Company
Dock In
Alexandr D. Shapson
Herbert C. Dickinson
Ivington
Rosvally
Fathers Night Invitation at PT A Meeting
The Parent-Teacher Association invites all community fathers to attend a special Fathers Night meeting next Tuesday at 7:16 p.m. The program includes a formal opening, a planned entertainment segment, and a contest with fathers earning two points toward the honor roll. Mothers are welcome to attend.
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Sigme
le Fletcher
Children's Sugge
Bobs Ferry
Pletcher Ie
Sonia
PT. A
Sane
Entertainment Chairman Scene Shifts in Tea Party Event
Entertainment Chairman eked to pour tea at the Parks event as attendees watched a quirky exchange. The moment highlighted community gathering energy and local event planning details amid a slower program pace.
Fire destroys three-story Hastings building
A fire at 48 Warburton Avenue Hastings damaged the three story Schochat hardware store, starting from a defective chimney. The blaze, discovered at 11:15 AM, threatened the business district and caused over $15,000 in losses. Firefighters from Yonkers aided as subzero temperatures hampered efforts. several were injured.
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Hardare
Warburton, Avenue
Hastings
Schochat
William Ramsey
Hook & Ladder Company
Lecture by Artime C at Dobbs Ferry club
Artime C. Lord of South Cottenet Street and Village Historian spoke on From the Fireside of Pioneer during a Dobbs Ferry Woman's Club meeting at the Masonic Temple on Monday afternoon.
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Artime C
South Cottenet Street
Dobbs Ferry
Masonic Temple
Workers must register now to obtain Broadway work
Workers must register to obtain employment on Broadway. The document claims compliance with state demands and notes a check mailed, state receipt filed, and that alterations planned for Broadway will create many months of work. The National Bureau at White Plains is shown overseeing this employment effort.
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Broadway
Ivan
Suri Hetton
Seu
National Bureau
White Plains
Police Race To Hospital After Vehicle Collision
In a Dobbs Ferry incident a driver was injured when a car struck a man crossing Broadway near South. The victim, initially thought to have skull fracture, later was found to have no internal injuries. Police aided at the scene and arranged transport to Dobbs Ferry Hospital. The driver faced a pending bail amount as investigation continued.
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Ote Hut
Wilson
Maxtings
Amos J. Saute
Merl
Laneh
Proudfoot
Jand South
Broadway
Lynch Contin
John Conklin
Kantclinton
Lynch
Lynel
Dobbs Ferry
Wallace Crawford
McCall
Tewey
Gorey Rush
Dobbs Ferry ‘Hospital
Rahway
J.J
New Brunswick
N. J
Hat
Preliminary Certificates Awarded to Sixty Three Students
Sixty three pupils from the school received preliminary certificates during an assembly on February ith. The coursework completed for these certificates was the June 1922 examinations. Names include Martha Wergs Frances Necker Teresa Martel Omeau David Glute Helen Campbell Alice Camille Houvier Margaret Reswick John Tell Florence Rehrens Arthur Connick Margaret Connick Leonard DiChiara Angela Downing Gerard Downing Mary Dutcher Howard Ellsworth Bateman Ewart Kate Flan Elizabeth Flynn John Grant Virginia Keen Salvatore Guilano Irving Hale stead Tram Hemmingford Katherine Hickey Donald Kelly T Hall Keyes King Elizabeth Kostka Also Charles Martin John McGuinness Jane McMurtele John Melchers Sophie Nikitopoutoxorris John Marion OrMenras Md Roy Arnis Stytina Kenneth Long Edward Smith Wil Therrien Stephen Thomas Thornton Theda Vandyning Mary Vizvary Mabel Wahl Anton Wiolöm Winkres John Zekts
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Followig
Martha Wergs
Frances Necker
Teresa Martel
Omeau
David Glute
Helen Campbell
Alice Front
Camille Houvier
Margaret Reswick
John Tell
Florence Rehrens
Arthur Connick
Margaret Connick
Leonard DiChiara
Angela Downing
Gerard Downing
Mary Dutcher
Howard Ellsworth
Bateman Ewart
Kate Flan
Hzabeth Flynn
John Grant
Virginia ‘Keen
Salvatore Guilano
Irving Halestead
Tram Hemmingford
Katherine Hickey
Donald Kelly
Hall Keyes
King
Elizabeth Kostka
Charles Martin
John McGuinness
Jane McMurtele
John Melchers
Sophie Nikitopoutox
Orris
John Marion OrMenras
MD Roy
Arnis Stytina
Kenneth Long
Edward Smith
Wil Therrien
Stephen ‘Thomas
Thornton
Theda Vandyning
Mary 1Vizvary
Mabel Wahl
Anton” Wi ‘Olm Winkres
John Zekts
Fake solicitor nabbed in Irvington donation scam
Police trapped a man posing as Captain Morgan a representative of the Irvington Fire Department seeking donations. He showed fake credentials in Harriman Road vicinity and was detained after a patrol response. A warrant was issued for Morgal J as leader of the extortion ring, with further investigation pending in New York.
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Ponce
New York
Flore Na Fenjamin
Wales
Harriman Road
Shefield Farm
Milk’ Co
Morgan
Halsey
McCall
Sith Street
Irvington
Students Return After Samination Recess In Local Schools
Students resume after a recess week spent at home. Miss Rathmer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Aimer of West Sunnyto, returns to Smith College. Charles Pat Harney Park heads to Lafayette College. Fred King of East Irvington and Hobart Ollee also appear in the round of college moves with local ties.
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Miss Rathmer
Mrs Mary Murphy Dies At Hospital After Illness
Mrs Mary Murphy, cherished Avon community figure and mother to Catherine, passes away at the local hospital after a period of illness. Survived by husband Joseph A Murphy, daughter Catherine, four nephews, and two sisters, the community mourns a devoted friend and longtime resident with roots in Arvington schools and Mt. St. Vincent Academy.
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Mary Murphy
Ife
Murphy
Tharvington
Mt. St. Vincent Academy
Catherne
William
Phonias
Edward
Frank Murphy Tealdes
Joseph A. Murphy
North Artytown High honors merit students assembly
Twenty students earned the highest merit rating at North arrytown High School during the second Honor Assembly of the year. Principal Carl Nyman spoke as officials noted a rise in merit awards, reflecting progress toward improved scholarship, citizenship, attendance, and punctuality. Students on the platform included Dorothy Hagberg Ruth Friberg Angela Downing Charles Martin Donal Elizabeth Ronald Realeth Sons Mary Kerr John Winkles Mar Staffer William Habermenl.
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Carl Nyman
Northarrytown High School
Reddn
Dorothy Hagberg
Rutha Ova Friberg
Angela Downing
Charles Martin
Donal Elizabeth Ronald
Realeth Sons
Mary Kerr
John Winkles
Mar Staffer
William Ta Day
Habermenl
Start Action With Judgment Town Council Session
Citizens press the Greenburgh Town Council to proceed with foreclosures on back taxes owed by development companies and mortgage holders. The move aims to recover an approximate 220000 in back taxes tied to large developments, while ensuring time for settlements and preserving mortgagee rights.
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Greenburgh
William C. Duell
Fitzgerald
Mrs David Luke First President Of Local Church Guild
Mrs David Luke is named first president of the newly formed Women’s Guild at St Barnabas Parish House. Officers elected include Mrs Noel Statham as president and Mrs Charles Townsend as vice president. The guild aims to unite parish women in support of church activities and to organize committees for finance entertainment publicity and various service areas. The next meeting is Friday March 2 at 2:00 PM.
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St. Barnabas Church
Woman's Guild
Winifred Hans
Altar
Guild
Isabel K. Menjamin
Miss Cook
Girls Friendly
Burroughs
Chure
Tre
Waterbury
Warren Smith
Mra
Standolt
Els. Wark
And
Pubiielly
Edwin Talmer
All Wi
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Simpson
P. T
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Handolph
Yonkers
National Employment Bureau
Lewis Proudfoot
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Harry Ammerman
Santhaned
Tne
Cman
Peter Thom Math Street
Thoms
Thomas
Ammmerman
Prin. R. E. ‘Townsend
South Gottenet Street
North Tarrytown High School
Assembly
Judgmen
Corncil
Donald P'k
Mt. Hope
Conneil
Reginald P. Ray
Westchestern Title and Trust Company
Maurice Goodman
Hartsdale Fells
David Luke
Women of
St. Barnabas Parish
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