Urges sidewalk snow removal ordinance for Irvington
A village editorial urges the Board of Trustees to enact a snow and ice removal ordinance requiring property owners to clear adjacent sidewalks within a reasonable time after a storm. It argues the village should stop relying on plowed streets and impose penalties to restore safety on Broadway and other streets.
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Board of Trustees
Main Street
Broadway
Irvington
Abbotsford
Clinton Avenue
Sunnyside Lane
Ardsley Park
Dobis Ferry
Protection urged for real estate tax limit study
A Moore Committee led by Comptroller Frank C. Moore reviews New York State real estate tax limits, seeking stronger protections against evasion. The piece urges extending the limit to all real property owners and closing gaps while noting many homeowners and veterans support more robust safeguards.
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Frank C. Moore
New York State
Moore Committee
Moore
Gifts to Hospital Exceed $78,000 in Dobbs Ferry Drive
A community fund drive for Dobbs Ferry Hospital reports gifts totaling over $7,800 with more than 8000 shares sought to reach a $125,000 minimum. The first week’s report cites 10,787 dollars raised, with pledges and subscriptions from Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, and local volunteers. A bronze tablet and a Book of Remembrance are planned, and another reporting session is set for tomorrow night at 8 in Masonic Hall.
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Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Fist General
Masonic Hall
Dobbs Keres
Tein Captaing
Plunteer
Hastings
Dobbs Peery
Irvington
Citizens
Carl Shaver
Feporis
Hee
Freminest
Dobiles
Maurice V. Odellist Ebstrmam
Hospita
Gosh Wil
Carl Simver
Arthur Spite
Dobbs Grey Business Committee
Alfred Lenaughy
Hastings Business Committee
ST. Wadleigh
Has Ivision
J. R. Pearce
Irvingvos
Dobbs Ferry
Chaiman Herken
Junior League to Meet on Friday Proceedings Review
Detailed record of board of education proceedings from Union Free School District No. 2 Greenburgh held February 3 1988. Presents: Wilfert S Lockwood Henry L Cassy Will Breaatley Thomas J McCabe HD Murphy KF Town supervisor and others. Confirms indoor waiting room during line hours and January treasurer’s report. News notes: Junior Service meeting tomorrow at 1 00 PM at Tavertose clubhouse with speakers from Cancer Society mental hygiene canteen dental clinics and more.
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Board of Bocation
Union Free School District No
Greenburgh
Wilfert S. Lockwood
Henry L. Cassy
Will Breatley
Thomas J. McCabe
HD. Murphy
Duncan G. Smith
Sonny
Tialson Iver Junior Service
Iene
Tavertose
George, Norton
Westchester Cancer Conietes
Cancer Associatin
Windson River
Tusior Service
Tenecoda
League
Haram Bawden
Stilwell
Kenneth Crouse
H. Ufetmigre Grout
Thomas Balmerton
Samuel Knox
Donald Reed
Albert Koehl
Claude Lee
American Heart Association
Kerr Z eh engagement notices wed in Lexington
The Mount Pleasant Lang area announces the approaching marriage of Ethel Jane Kerr to Donald Zeh. The ceremony is planned for March 6 at St Paul’s Methodist Church in Tevington with Rev. Verting Rugh officiating, following an engagement from Ethel’s parents Mr and Mrs Kerr of Mount Pleasant.
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Edward ¥. Kerr
Mount Pleasant
Irvington sponsors community Chest X Ray clinic
The village of Irvington, with the County Board of Health and Westchester Tuberculosis and Health Association, sponsors a Mobile X Ray unit on Thursday and Friday, March 3 and 5 from 1 PM to 5 PM. No clothing removal needed, about 30 minutes per person. Pictures mailed to individuals. cooperation urged.
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Irvington
County Board of Health
Westchester Tuberculosis and Health Associ
Lrvington
Decorative hand crafts exhibit opens at Irvington Children's Museum
A new exhibit of decorative hand crafts opens Tuesday February 10 at the Children's Museum in Irvington and runs through March 15. Featured are enamel work by Peter Hayward and Winter, Clare Wyman, Vicki and Sorenson. Royal Copenhagen and Roy Dalton porcelain figurines. tiles by Baneway and Cote. Tucks by Ventury. and wood items including a streamlined bus and rocking horse. National Gallery of Art loaned ten color renderings to accompany the display. Jury members for the photography prize are George Karn and Robert Drake. The event includes a Saturday program February 14 with free admission.
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Artefndt
Irvington
Tuesay
Saaterit
Anse Hay
Snost
Peter Hayward
Roy Dalton
Aneway and Cote
Ventury
Feerse Jensen
New York
Direstor
Mite
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
George Karnt
Robert Drake
Tevivaton
Anse Mainelli Becomes a Bride
Anse Mainelli married at Innente Sencep fon Church with Rev Charles Blech officiating. The bride wore white slipper satin with lace illusion neck, fingertip veil, and a bouquet of white robes and sweet peas. Merion Mainelli was maid of honor and Rudolph Mainelli was best man. Reception followed at Uke Hotel Florence for about one hundred people. The bride is a Jev ington High School alumna employed at Rockefeller Center. groom Durose is Kingsway School graduate, Royal Navy veteran, now at Chevrolet S pant in Tareytown.
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Anuguter
Sil
Michael Mainelli
Lple Street
Spine Park
Jota Bare
Som
Ale li
Sting
Innete
Res. Pr
Charles Blech
Tae Ride
Rudolph Mainelli
Twrde
Gaeton
Ricel
Florence
Maple Street
Jevington High School
Rockefeller Center Associa
Long Illness Fatal to T. M. Connick
Thomas M. Connick died at his estate home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Saturday morning. He was active in the Italian American Society and resided in Treington. Surviving are his wife, a son, a daughter, and four grandchildren, with several brothers living in New Jersey and East Livington.
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Thomas ML. Connick
Ralph Mat Jnestens
Hvington
Philadelphe Navy Yard
Stort
Vad
Ison
Mn Matthiessen
Cronen Crsfield
Aro Connick
Shaugiter
Miss ‘Vis Con
Irvington Men Named for Get-together Club Officers
Irvington men nominated for officer roles at a Hope Presbyterian Church gathering last Tuesday evening. Samet Gilchrist for vice president, Harry Rivalry for treasurer, John Monlin for secretary, William Livingston Jr. for president. President Conklin to be replaced. Livingston to become vice president. Conklin replaces Hackfart as secretary. Rosvally to continue as treasurer. Officers to be elected Friday February 17. 36th annual banquet planned for February 2 at 7:30 in the Cliceh Hall with Georges McWilliams toastmaster and Rev Dean Martin speaker. Dinner to be prepared by the Women’s Federation of the Shee.
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Phe
Hope Presbyterian Church
Lvington Fen
Samet Gilchrist
Harry Rivally
John ‘Onlin
Wiliam Livingston, Jr
Tar Own
Mr. Conklin
Fraumae
Livingston
John Hackfart
Kr. Rosvally
Freday
Cliceh Hall
Geonse McWilliams
Vive Maing
Wil
Ree
Dean Martin
See
Chpe
Taresn
Women’s Federation of
She Shee
Mary Martino Weds Joseph Velba in North Tarrytown Church
Mary Martino and Joseph Velba were married February ? at 4 in the Conception Church North Tarrytown. The bride wore a white satin gown with veil and carried a bouquet of white stocked flowers. Frances Martino served as maid of honor with other bridesmaids in rose gowns. John Donzelia was best man. ushers were James Chiln and George Hongoch. The couple plans to live in North Tarrytown where both are employed by Mallory Company. A separate note notes a bridge win by Balmer of Irvington and Mrs. Harold Bastett.
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Jisy Mary
Martino
Caahwrnie Marting
Salvatore Mastin
Josep Velba
Jose Re
North
Waehinator Street
North Tarrytown
Timnewtare Conception Church
Charles W. Pieiseh
Joseph Martian
Brooklyn
Snandragon
Frances Marting
Nenie McCoo
Helen Velba
John Donzelia
Andy
James Chiln
Grorae
New Yorks City
P. R. Mallory: Company
North ‘Tarrytown
Velba
North Tareytown
Mallory
North Teeevtown
Naval Academy Tax Exemption Bid Faces Court Challenge
Justice Frederick G. Sela presides over a Sapiente Court session Tuesday morning as Naval Academy sites seek tax exemption from the Village of Tevingham and Town of Greenburgh over West Clinton Avenue property occupied by the scout. The academy claims taxes were levied since its acquisition by the school in October 1940s and seeks cancellation. DeForest, superintendent, leads the effort arguing the property rental and related arrangements support exemption.
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Frederick G. Sela
Sapiente
Hol River Academy, Inc
Tevingham
Greenburgh
West Clinton Avene
Scheol
J. DeForest
Academy
Seine
Jaeen
Rome
Ain Bing
Disappearing Hunts Baffle Town Police After Snow
Reports state several hunts reported to the Board of Trustees vanished from Fire Encequarters after the December 25 siege. A pair appeared on Assistant Chief Bartally’s doorstep at 186 Main Street and he tripped over them. Most items returned to Town Hall without publicity, raising questions about police handling and alleged missteps in the investigation.
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Boar of Trustees
Asst
Reno Barttaly
Main’ Street
Shea
Olin Fallon
Selene
W C C A Hears Tal ag Mrs Edith Mitchell
The session was led by presiding official Barnes with Wiley Kinney and Mrs Leon 1D present. Tally of allegations and arguments appeared in a fragmented record of the case involving Edith Mitchell.
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Edith Mitchell
Wiley Kinney
Leon
Barnes
Exhibition Brace Gray Water and Artistic Ties Revealed
Gray Water exhibition opens Sunday afternoon featuring Lenene Caters in Stirtonmade, highlighting the Hancon River junior service and a return to Hastings. Renee ty appears in a wide range show backed by Cor y Academy. Grace, famed for seven years in New York City, recounts her career shaping minds and art, with a focus on devotion over decades as she joins a grand display.
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Lenene
Stirtonmade
Montana
Ifort
Reid
Ana
Grand Central Art Stine
New York City
Gracesing
Indie Air Corps
Village for a Day B Scouts Seize Town Governance
Reported as a complete administrative overturning led by Boy Scouts from Troop 38 who installed themselves in key roles including mayor for the day George Straus and clerk while officers like Chief B F McCall were ousted. The scene involved deputy Edith Schneider and other town staff assisting and monitoring daily operations with mixed success and humorous notes.
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G. Swith
Smith
Boy Scouts
Tevington Troop 38
Sith
George Sraus
Foun
Russel Tayeor
Edith Schneider
Seling
Jee
Felow
Richard Sherrier
B. F. McCall
Taco
George Strimel
Robert Brown
McCall
Fox sighting sparks lively Irvington area chatter
Residents report a fox near the Luke estate and Irvington area. John Maire and Francis Smith note the animal after spotting it with a pink coat observer. Local excitement grows as neighbors share cautious sightings and discussions about feeding and safety.
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John WD
Maire
Aire
Francis Smith
Richard Ean
Asia K. Luke
Irvington
Irvington High School to Stage A Howling Success
Irivington High School announces a comedy titled Hoowling Success by Robert C. Schimmel. The show centers on a proper American boy who, in jest, rides a hobby horse amid parental distraction, portraying an ideal citizen of tomorrow.
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Wempers
Irvington High School
Robert C. Schimmel
Irvington Jayvees Triumph Over Carmel in 58 to 30 Win
Irvington High junior varsity defeated Carmel High 58 to 30 on Monday night at Carmel. Carmel opened scoring but never led again as Irvington pulled away in the second half. School closures were announced for Irvington Public Schools until Monday morning due to fuel concerns.
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Trvington
Carmel High
Carmel
Armel
Trvington Jayvees
Irvington
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Don Zeh
Children's Museum
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T. M. Connick
Rvington
Mary Martino
Joseph Velba
Eawin Balmer
Harold Bastett
Tarrytown
Satelli
Naval Academy
Boy
Seymour Sith
John Fallon
Charles Sorey
Thomas DePaul
Car Deri
Stanley Brokaw
Sept Ananer
John Brown
Mr. Peis
Rvington Righ