Parkway Crossing Aid Hopes Dampen at Board Meeting
Westchester Park Commission engineer C A Garfield said a viaduct is the only fix at Cyrus Field Road and Saw Mill River Parkway but would cost about 700000, so a police officer may be assigned on weekends. The board also eyed Meadowbrook Road dedication and traffic light concerns at North Broadway crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Garfield
Westchester County Park Commission
Board of Trustees
Cyrus Field Road
William A. Murphy
Matthew J. Murtha
Parkway
Ashford Avenue
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington
Cyrus Field ‘Road
Garfield
Teane Requa
Westchester County Savings Bank of Tarrytown
Fitzpatrick and Worthington
North Broadway
Meadowbrook Road
Fargo
Raymond J. Gmigan
Murphy
State Traffic Commission
Ught
Paul K. ‘Randall
Zoning Board of
Officer Tewey Returns to Duty in Police Department
Patrolman Richard A. Tewey, ill for weeks, resumed duty on Sunday night. Trustees chair William A. Murphy told the board that John McBride’s service as a special officer would be dispensed with this week as Joseph Helke returned to duty last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Tewey
William
A. Murphy
Board of Trustees
John McBride
Tewey
Joseph Helke
Estate of S Jaffray left to widow as sole beneficiary
S Jaffray of Ardsley Park died June 7 leaving an estate valued at 119150.20 gross and 109216.65 net. The Lodges on Broadway and Ardsley Avenue appraised at 12000. Stocks and bonds 90276.38 cash 9779.82 personal property 1000. Wife Marie C Hi Jaffray named sole beneficiary. He was a longtime Irvington resident and board member from 1921 to 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Jaffray
Ardsley Park
New State
Marie C. Hi. Jaffray
Ardsley “Park
Robert Sommerville
Emma
Harris Jaffray
Edward’s. Jaffray& Company
Edward’ S. Jaffray, & Company
H. Jaffray
Jaffray
Irvington
Mrs J H Corneth Dies at 85 in Irvington Home
Jessie Hall Corneth wife of John H Corneth died at Grasslands Hospital. Funeral at her daughter’s home 37 Main Street with Rev Otis R Ble officiating. Burial Ferncliff Cemetery. Born in Edinburgh 85 years ago she came to the US with her parents. Survived by husband three children and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra
Jessie Hall Corneth
John H. Corneth
Grasslands Hospital
Edinburgh
Scotland
William “Odd
New York City
Westchester
Jeasle le Maire
Scars- Inle
Harry. Cornoth
Chevrolet Motor Company
St. Louis
Afra
Tovis
Irvington ‘National Bank
Trust. Company
Annie Bateman Ewart's Mother Dead at 76 in Colorado Springs
Mrs Annie Bateman Ewart mother of Williford Bateman Ewart of Anistey Park died Monday at her home in Colorado Springs Colorado aged 76. Born Springfield Illinois she was daughter of Dr Newton Bateman former Knox College president and ally of Lincoln. She allied with Daughters of the American Revolution and Colonial Dames societies. Surviving her son and a daughter Mrs W S Loyd of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bateman
Ewart
Williford Bateman
Anistey Park
Colorado Springs
Col
Newton Bateman
Knox College
Abraham, Lincoln
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Dr. Bateman
Daughters of the
Ws Bote Loyd
Suit to exempt all DuPont land in village
Trustees of Columbia University filed certiorari for full tax exemption on the former DuPont property on Broadway now owned by the university. The action follows a prior settlement granting a $200000 valuation reduction. The village board discussed the matter but postponed decisive action due to absences. Proceedings must begin by February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of
Columbia University
Thomas J. Gorey
DuPont
Broadway
Uni.veralty
Wiliam Casey
Tarrytown
University
Tavis
Board of Trustees
Murtha
Edward H. Luckett
Supreme Court
Tea at Ardsley Club hosts and hostesses named
Mrs Linton A Thrasher of Hudson House and Mrs Franklin J Dickman of Bronxville hosted tea at Ardsley Country Club for seventy five members and guests. Attendees included many couples and several future hostesses were listed for upcoming Sundays in Ardsley and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton A. Thrasher
Hudson House
Franklin J. Dickman
Bronxville
Ardsley Country Club
Ralph Sheets, Jr
Frankin M. Haines
Walter B. Walker
George Gouge
Ars
Bert A. Joachim
Charles Wink
George Barnet, Jr
George Williams
J. V. Dillon
Laurence Migliorini
R. C. Beichett
RS. Eliot, Jr. Ofrs
Carl “A. Miller
Ardsley Park
Edwin Balmer
Sunnyside Lane
J. W. Moore Richardson
Haines
Archibald Malloch
Dobbs Ferry
Arthur W. Zowls
Harriman Road
McClure Matriarch Visits Daughter’s Town Event
Mrs. Charles J. McClure of Sunyside Park was a guest of her daughter Oflés Blsleanna McClure local director of Jefferson County Council of Girl Scouts in town New York. Robert Inglehart an officer of the County Council entertained for Mrs. McClure Saturday afternoon as she met the council officers Mia McClure hosted a Sunday sea party for her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. McClure
Sunnyside Park
Oflés Blsleanna McClure
Jefferson County Council of Girl Scouts
Town
N. Yq
Robert Inglehart
State Civil Service Announces Clerical Exam Passes
Morris of South Behar Street is among those who passed a recent state civil service examination for senior file clerk in state institutions departments, as announced today by the New York State Civil Service Commission in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
South Behar Street
Ion
New York State Civil Service Commission
Albany
Dinner to Honor McCall Named for Irvington Police Vet
A testimonial dinner plans to honor Bernard F. McCall for thirty years of service with the Irvington Police Department. The event is set for Wednesday April 17 at Schmidt's Farm with Supervisor William Ouell invited as toastmaster. Fire Chief Norman Morrell and committee members V. Fyd, Lustro, and William A. Pateman will sponsor. Pateman serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard F. McCall
Irvington
Schmidt
William Ouell
Norman Morrell
V. Fy Df
Lustro
William A. Pateman
Parish Card Party Draws Large Crowds at Town Hall
Nearly two hundred attendees filled the Town Hall for the Immaculate Conception Church parish card party. The 36th annual euchre and bridge featured prizes won by Miss Aliee Tewey and Miss Mary A. ters, with Nicho as Koenig’s orchestra providing dancing music. Committee members hosted refreshments and managed coat rooms and prize distribution, listing numerous volunteers and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Aliee Tewey
Mary A. Ters
John J., Jallagher
John McQuillan
Frank McManus
Thomas Cunnall
Nichoas Koenig
Margaret Owens
Frank J. Morgan
McQuillan
Edward Pierson
Mias Allee Nealing
Joseph J. Reilly
John .Greenan
William Eggerling
Owen Reilly
Thomas Pardy
Murphy
Madeline Holstein
Katherine McGovern
Frank Jallagher
Thomas May
Ages Goss
Margaret Daly
K. Cleary
Ohn Crowley
Robert Nilson
John
Conklin
Joseph Broderick
Kevin O'Neill
John Aezaros
Joseph Reilly
de ‘Orio
Joseph Ferris
Raymond Gilligan
Edward Mooney
Ann Altamura
Jerry Toubey
Alice Tewey
L. @. Morrison
du Want Pierson
Evelyn Fasher
James Costello
Walter Schreiber
Mary Smith
T. Je Duggan
John Hurley
John McCormack
Michael McGin
Charles Braun
Eamon Reilly
Anna Me
Fannie Kiernan
Gerrald Cushman
Thomas Cunnatt
Margaret Finerty
T. J. McQuare
Alfred Lee
F. J. Connors
Alice Nelling
Joseph Kelly
A. Lee
Wasler
Mary McCabe
Mary Mahoney
James Byrnes
F. Aitamura
Baward Sweetman
Joseph Ferris Jr
Richard
Boy Scouts And Cub Pack Set Friday Night Meet
A joint meeting of the Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop is scheduled for 8:00 PM Friday February 11 in the High School Auditorium. Parents and friends are invited to attend to see the work of the local unit of this great national organization.
No Hint From Politicians On Village Ticket Emerges
Amid village election chatter in Irvington observers report no clear candidate lists. George W. Bovenizer of Matthiesyen Park is absent on a six week west trip while Republicans plan a caucus on February 21. The vote on March 16 will fill two Republican seats as the Democratic bloc edges toward Bovenizer while seeking a running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
George W. Bovenizer
Matthieysen Park
Irvington
Boven“tzer
Washington
Matthew J. Murtha
Boyentzer
Edward H. Luckett
Frank C. Gilbert
Charles W. Tighe
North Buckhrout Street
Frank Taaffe
Railway
Express
Murtha
Murphy
Ernest Behens
Fathers Night Program At Irvington PTA Meeting
About sixty members of the Irvington Parent Teacher Association heard Mrs. C F Hawkes discuss Dont Condemn Your Child to Failure at a fathers night meeting. George Sharp led a song selection including Sea Fever and What Shall I Do About a Drunken Sailor. The Irvington kindergarten reported the largest percent of fathers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Parent Teacher’ Association
C.F. Hawkes
George Sharp
Tang
John Irian
Gafon
Irviaktia School
Services for Mrs Alexander Smith Held in Dobbs Ferry
Funeral services for Mrs Jean P Smith wife of Alexander Smith of North Dutcher Street were held at Edwards Funeral Home in Dobbs Ferry with an Eastern Star service led by James Hannan Jr and Miss Marle Hahn followed by a Presbyterian service by Rev Robert MacGowan D D. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Mrs Smith born January 29 1860 in Glasgow Scotland died Sunday at Dobbs Ferry Hospital aged 77 She lived in Irvington since moving from Scotland and was active in the Irvington Presbyterian Church and Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband daughter Mrs Minnie Crichton of Greenwich Conn a son Alexander Smith Sr of Tonawanda N Y and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean P. Smith
Alexander Smith
North Dutcher Street
Edwards Funeral
Dobbs Ferry
Irving Chapter
Onder
Eastern Star
James Hannan
Marle Hahn
Astern Star
Robert MacGowan
Astor
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Tenhirty
Sleepy Hallow
Netery
Smith
Dobbe! Ferry Hospital
Glasgow
Scotland
John
Jane Cullen
Paterson
Trvington
Irvingon Presbyterian Church
Trine Shapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Dole Ferry
Minnie Crichton
Greenwich Conn
Crichton
Mes
Norman M.temiplean
Pittsburgh, Po
Tonawanda
N.Y
Lockwood and Pateman Move Office in Irvington
Lockwood and Pateman Fuel and Supply Corporation, in business in Irvington for eighty five years, relocated its office from 44 Main Street to the original office at 1 River Street adjoining the coal yard. The firm was founded in 1853 and has long been run by William A. Pateman and Charles M. Pateman, with one great grandfather among the original founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood & Patemain Fuel and
Supply Corporation
Irvington
Main Street
River Street
Wagner
Main
Dutcher Streets
Frm
Eamp
William A. Patemai
Rev Otis Rice Installed Rector Of St Barnabas
The Rev Otis Radcliffe Rice was installed as rector of St Barnabas Parish by Bishop William Manning at an eight o’clock service. The ceremony featured a processional, readings, and a sermon reviewing the church’s history and duties of the rector. The occasion included clergy from neighboring parishes and notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Radcliffe Rice
St. Barnabas Parish
William T. Manning
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Institution of Ministers
St. Barnabas Church
Noel Statham
Walter S. Cluett
William A. Pateman
Henry S. ‘Waterbury
Henry H. Cannon
Fred J. Huber
J. Wood Rutter
Walter C. McBride
Howard B. Morris
Emmons Parkman
Burzill
Mr. Rice
St. Barnabas
Statham
Rice
Janning
Algg
Gounod
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Little Hope For Parkway
Village Trustees Center
Savings Bank
Village
New Street
B.S. Jaffray
J. H. Corneth
Otis R. Rice
B. Ewart
Ardsley Club
WRS
McCall
Imaculate Conception
Donald McLeod
Catherine Reilly
Nancy O’neill
Margaret Flynn
M. Seathte
Frank Connors
Thomas ‘Unnalr
Thomas McManus
John P. Gallagher
Virginia Gallagher
Charles Martin
Charles Hebermebtts
Clintons Avenue
Caucu
Bovenier
Wm. T. Manning
D. D
Rev
Lockwood & Pateman
Move Office
O.r.rice
W. T. Manning