13 Feb 1931
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
1
The column voices mixed views on local water work, consolidation with Tarrytown, and funding priorities for Irvington. It urges readers to admire Irvington’s independence, hints at hospital donations, and notes the writer’s mood drives future topics in this community voice.
Harlat services for George Walker Wallace son of Tate Hen Gorge Hand Teabel to W Wallace and grandson of the Iate William Walker former village president who died suddenly at his Washington DC home on February 5th were held Sunday February 5th Hollow Cemetery Chapel. GROUP ENJOY TALK OF COURNEY DINWIDDIE At the St Barnabas Men's Club monthly gathering Thursday evening a large group heard Mr. Dinwiddie Tarney Park resident and national figure in child welfare discuss his work.
Martin Streed of New York who for the past year conducted the concession of the Irvington Piermont ferry service has sold its interests in that undertaking to Mr English of White Plains.
The Sunnyxtle Circle No. 2 Companions of the Forest urge donors to send prizes for an elite domino and prize night at 68 Main Street. Prizes must arrive by Monday to support refurbishment and ongoing good works amid prior financial strain.
Mrs Holt of New York, champion of a word court proposition, visited the village last Saturday. She is sister of Mrs John Calvert and is described as a renowned children's physician. The Gazette notes Holt's article and invites readers to sign blanks to support the proposed cause, promising fame at the Gazette’s hall.
A Hudson River Association meeting of the Seamen's Church Institute sets a West meeting at Mrs J Lolt Edmonds? The speaker is Milan Hetzer head of the culinary department. Mrs D C Sears presides. It promises a rare store of menus for daily and festival occasions.
South Dsie residents report unanimous support for a proposed firehouse on the comer lot. A special committee backs the Walter Reading designed plan drawn by New York architects with bond funding to cover the purchase and construction. The committee, led by Ernest Hebrens, releases tentative resolutions and notes a luncheon and theater outing for local residents.
UR NEIGHBORS describes the Tarrytowns fundraising drive for a 57,000 budget to be split among five welfare agencies Hospital 12000 Salvation Army 4000 Neighborhood House 16000 YMCA 15000 Boy Scouts 3000 with remainder for expenses. Irvington and Tarrytowns link through shared beneficiaries and mutual support urged to donate to a cause promising health comfort and character through charitable service.
The Fourth District Hendrick Hudson Council held its annual Father and Son dinner at Tava Hall amid the anniversary of the Hoy Senits of America. Malcolm Roy organized the event with officers including Joseph J. Walker and Wilbur McDowell present. A speaker from the Children’s Village discussed citizenship and cooperation. Awards were announced for Civics, First Aid, Woodcarving and other crafts. About 190 attendees enjoyed music and a well handled banquet by St Paul’s Episcopal Church Aid Society.
The school paper announces a semiannual change in editors. This cycle includes Mix Izest, daughter of Goutroy Wistrand, and Z anil M. Magee, with Mrs Mal street also named among the new editors.
The death occurred suddenly Thursday evening at 6 00 oclock during a deaconess service at the Presbyterian Church on Went 20th Street. The deceased was a member of the church and resident in the area. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced.
The Finest program features 23 numbers with a talented cast. Chair Burke touts the event as the best entertainment attempted, with two Farrytowns billed in the show. The St. Terese Auditorium in South Fairytown hosts admissions at a favorable price, promising several hours of recreation and polished performances after continuous rehearsals.
Sunnyald Ning and Laan Axgackatlo held its regular board meeting on Tuesday February 10 with officers elected A D Simpson president J W Clute vice president Ralph B Smith secretary and treasurer The board split into three classes for terms of one two and three years Auditors named Charles H Selfert C W Parker and TH C Dickinson for one year Appraisers named acques Mashers and S Forbes Simn on and Malcolm MM Roy named attorney for one year Shares subscription reached $20 000 Optimism ran high as directors and officers discussed future plans and solicited additional subscriptions
Irvington Parent Teacher Association met last Tuesday in the high school auditorium with Frank C Gilbert presiding. Mrs Menrietta Kulule read the minutes while William Pateman offered two tenor solos. A slide aid illustrated cautions about guiding children toward vocations, stressing careful study of school records to gauge academic potential and avoid overgeneral framing. Refreshments were served in the lounge after the program.
The Get Together Club, active for several years, plans a Loyalty Dinner on February 24 featuring Rev. George H. Redden as guest speaker. Election of new officers will be held. William A. Clark heads the club with Skupson as treasurer. An invitation goes to St. Rarna haw Men's Club members.
Unofficial primary of enrolled Republican voters in Irvington Village to nominate a mayor two trustees and a police justice. Meeting at Pastime Club Building 31 North E Street Irvington N Y on Tuesday evening February 3 1931 between 8 and 9 pm. Signed Martha R Templeton N C Templeton Lillian M Hettinger Frank H Morrell Republican County Committee.
A brief notice directs inquiries to the association office located at 51 Main Street for further information.
The Irvington Tax Payers Association will meet at the Pastime Club next Monday evening February 1 at 8 15 o clock. Secretary Adam McFadden of Hebrons Park has notified over 100 members. Residents are welcome to attend as important matters will be discussed and a speaker or two may appear. Members should reserve the date.
Mrs Fred Green of Hudson View Hy enters City Hospital for a serious operation on her throat. Doctors report she is to recover at home soon with friends hoping for a speedy convalescence.
Fragmentary report notes Morrell enjoying a calm evening with friends amid attention from many youths. Authorities encourage care and support as public interest grows.
Gristede announces a new branch store opening here this Saturday with an invitation to inspect the shop tonight from 6 to 8 at the Howard Street location. The store promises a wide selection, attractive prices, and partnerships with former Abercrombie staff to ensure strong offerings.
The Whirlwinds defeated Hastings 27 to 22 on Monday evening. They travel next Monday to Scarsdale to face the Scarsdale sextet.
The Sophomore Class of Irving High School invites all to a Saturday cake sale at 2 o clock at Joseph Rei street shop. A fine variety of cakes will be offered at reasonable prices to support the class. The girls appreciate your attendance and aid.
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