10 Feb 1949
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
1
The Gazette notes village elections proceed March 15 under state law and argues national party politics should play no part in selecting village officials. It urges divisions be based on local issues, though Irvington may contest this year after years of joint party tickets.
The proposed Broadway Parking rule at Main Street aims to curb curbside violations but admits only limited relief until Broadway is widened. It urges motorists and police to cooperate, noting many drivers ignore basic rules and that a few will require enforcement to change behavior.
The Sunnyside Restoration hosts an annual Washington Birthday Exhibition honoring America's first world recognized author. It features Irving’s Life of Washington materials, a Chieftain and the Chik poem, drawings by F O C Dare, and a manuscript appeal to save Mt. Vernon. The display includes editions, portraits, badges, and Lincoln era memorabilia, highlighting Washington's legacy.
Gabriel Zonieh, noted feel painter, debuts an gouache collection at Lenawe Gallery in Tarrytown from February 12 to March 18. An opening reception on February 12 will welcome the public 10 AM to 3 PM at 185 South Broadway. The show is organized by the Hulton Riser Junior Service League and coordinated by local leaders from Irvington, Tarrytown, Dobbs Ferry, and Hastings, with community committees and sponsors supporting the event.
Village trustees laid plans for the upcoming election on Tuesday in the Town Hall. Voting runs 1 PM to 8 PM with two districts and designated polling places Fire Headquarters and the Trustees Room. Incumbents Mayor Duncan G. Smith and Trustees Toronfy Pearce and William J. Fallon face re election. inspectors and clerks appointed for both districts. Budget notes show unpaid taxes reduced to 877,012 with court action, and police activity reports record 13 arrests totaling 13 dollars to pension and general funds. George McCormack chosen for de electric department membership, tepresenting personnel changes. A letter from the state office indicates 5838590 in aid for the next fiscal year.
Thomas C Owen of Mo Kens sweed formerly in Tey Wigton resident for sey years died suddenly Monday. He was struck on his way to work near the hospital and died. Born in Dobie Ferry 38 years ago he lived in Greempoint Le Le for six years. Surviving are his wife Sassy and one brother Morris. Services were held January 26 at Treber Federal Home Norman Avenue and Leonard Street. Rev. Dr. A C Blunck officiated. Interment Nassau Knolls Cemetery Port Washington LT.
The Woman's Association of the Ivington Presbyterian invites all to hear Rev J Dean Martin discuss Cry the Beloved Country by Paton on Tuesday February 18 at 2 30 p m The event includes a tea with Mrs James Joyce and Mrs William Brown Hill as hostesses The sewing committee asks for clothing articles for the hospital to be returned at the meeting
Irvington Fire Department and Mayor join the Board of Trustees for a memorial mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 10 30 Sunday for Daniel McCarthy a fallen fireman from the Irvington Company He will be honored with a full uniform march and a 20 member special choral group directed by Edward Slatery the church organist The firefighters assemble at Holy Name Hall at 10 oclock
Frederick P. King of East Sunset Lane was re-elected president of the Tarrytown Hospital Association Board of Directors at the annual meeting, beginning his 22nd year in office. Ellery L. Wright named vice president, Sylvester J. Balassi secretary, and Donald Like treasurer. several trustees reappointed. Reports show total debt costs, contributions, and a net deficit. 360 babies born in the hospital last year, up 23 from the prior year.
The Firemen to hold the 2d annual ball at Town Hall next Friday evening. Notables from the community will attend as entertainment features include Marguerite La Porte and Jane and Starr. John Fallon is to be honored with a special badge for service. Rabbi Cohen will speak at St Paul’s Methodist Church the following Wednesday on modern Jewish observances with light refreshments after.
A local Boy Scouts event turned the town into a temporary village on Saturday. Pages of the town’s streets and shops were transformed as scouts demonstrated skills, with pastors delivering invocations and local leaders overseeing oath ceremonies and community activities.
A chaotic OCR pass yields a PTA meeting summary focused on a health program for children. Speakers like Walter Conner outline aims to prevent disease and promote nutrition while parents discuss implementation at the school and community level.
Maple Steves couple announces the engagement of Patsiein Gallagher to James K Lynch of Yonkers. Patsiein is a Pratt School graduate and formerStored Heart School attendee with naval service. The couple plan to marry May 1.
Irvington High School basketball players cheerleaders coaches and athletic director were guests at a dinner hosted by the Irvington Polo Revolver Club in Tarrytown at the Tappan Zee Restaurant. The event aimed to promote sports and recreation among village youth with Jimmy Powers of the New York Daily News as speaker. Patrolman Peter A Gorey served as toastmaster and Patrolman Roger Fallon led the organizing committee.
The community announces a Red Cross quota of 3500 dollars to support relief efforts. Despite limited details the drive seeks broad participation from residents and local organizations to meet the target. Funds are directed to emergency services and aid programs through the village chapter.
Mayr Duncan G Smith and village Trustees will meet Monday evening to discuss plans for a village swimming pool. Representatives from Civic church organizations will attend. The Revolver Club plans a committee and $500 initial pledge plus $100 from residents to support the project, with Patrolman Richard A Tewey presiding.
The Trvinston Softball League will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday February 14 at Fire Headquarters. Managers should bring as many players as possible as the committee aims to elect officers and wrap up the year’s campaign funds with about $160 received in gifts.
Mayor D G Smith who has served since 1912 plans to resign from public life and return to business after March 15 elections. He reportedly faced strong support for both major tickets but will not seek re election, altering the candidate slate and triggering primaries within ten days. Republican and Democratic party meetings set for February follow state deadlines.
fragmentary OCR notes list Burnham Club officers and names tied to related entities. scattered text mentions The Lord and Burnham Seca ad and local places like Langtown and Tarstown with incomplete phrases and dates or roles unclear.
The Women s Society for Christian Service of St Paul s Methodist Church will host a card party Tuesday in the church social rooms at 8 o clock p m Tickets at Mrs W Crawford Sales by Mrs A Scofield Mrs L Johnson Mrs J Derbyhamee and Mrs W McHugh Prizes to Mrs F Lannatia and Mrs E Stone Refreshments by Mrs Mr Steenan and Miss Valentine and Miss Lae Sekhout
Mr and Mrs Toba E Marschke of 151 Mating Avenue Tarrytown announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie Marschke to George Quartucio Jr son of Mr and Mrs Dorothy Quartucio of Hastings-on-Hudson. The prospective bride is a graduate of Irvington High School and works in the Chevrolet North Tarrytown division offices. Quartucio graduated Hastings High School and served two years in the Naval Reserve.
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