14 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented local column criticizes a pastor and political issues while urging attention to community spaces. The piece references Valentine cards, a high school auditorium event, and a proposal for a public hall as a focal point for town interest and civic attention.
Delivery service will run a single route on Washington's Birthday. Carriers will handle the limited mail volume with a streamlined schedule, ensuring essential postal service while observing holiday closures and reduced staffing.
A scrambled notice describes the Thursday Club Revue beginning at Washington Irving High School with mentions of Robert Goldhuatt and Irvine Micz Schoo as best adapted selections. The garbled text references a revue setup, practice, and related preparations amid unclear details.
Former well known Irvington resident, now in New York City hospital, is reported under medical treatment. Details are limited and the notice appears in fragmentary form.
Three tables of bridge were held Friday at the Hert I area on Menth street. Participants included Mrs Walt eo, Mrs Josoph gets, and Mrs Irwin as organizers or attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a social event titled Pastime, with emphasis on dancers not missing the gathering. Mentions planning support and enjoyment, plus a note about someone overseeing a session and social prospects. Unclear full details.
A fragmentary note traces an event along Broadway and mentions an organization and history. The readable text hints at a stroll or sequence of pauses in a historical setting, referencing people and places but lacks clear details or dates.
Teletype from North Tarrytown police describes a stalled car near Peta dallus Park Road sparking a rumor of a robbery. Report mentions two Black men in a Ford allegedly held up a Bedford streetcar from Newburgh. details are unclear and the tale is unconfirmed.
Irvington resident Cari Bliss died after a long illness and had lived in Irvington for 40 years. Formerly employed for nearly four decades by the Lord Burnham Company, he was well known and held in high regard by colleagues. Interment was at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
An Irvington parents association event featured Mr. Fi and Dr. Fi discussing education goals and the role of teachers. The talk focused on mature content in subjects and the educative process guiding students toward responsibility and dress, with Judge Yonkers present among attendees.
The American Tobacco Company chief ends a long market saga by purchasing the former home of the late Daniel G. Reid in White Plains. The Hudson Valley site, valued at about 5 million dollars, includes house and contents. New owner to take possession soon amid ongoing estate divisions and local interest.
A fragmented note marks the 20th anniversary of the Camp Directors Association of America. It references institutional aims, scouting links, and regional mentions including Yon South Appalachian and Rocky Mountains chapters, with scattered phrases about membership and sites.
Reading from a damaged OCR, the notice outlines an N S Association card part event. Details are fragmented with mentions of seating, tea, and tickets but no clear date, place, or full names.
Mrs. Puciate, wife of a local man, died shortly after an appendicitis operation at Farrytown Hospital. Her family, including her mother and sister, mourns the loss as the community notes the young woman’s brief marriage and impending plans.
Clues point to a third attack at Buffas Ranch as a man identified as James Hall and his wife hosted bridge guests on Wednesday. Authorities expanded the investigation amid scattered reports of vigilance and emergency responses across the area.
The Woodlands Park segment of the Saw Mill River Parkway, from Ardsley to Byramnsford, is approved for a $595,000 program including paving, shrub planting, and lighting. An additional $85,000 funds a park shelter on the west side of Woodlands Lake, with a Colonial style two-wing shelter tower planned. The project aims to connect Woodlands to Irvington via Midkind Avenue and improve access from Midland Avenue and Peter Bent Road, with road work to the parkway under village limits of Irvington.
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