Broadway Through Westchester Needs Widening Not New Expressways
A letter urges Albany to widen Broadway the Albany Post Road Route 9 rather than build costly new expressways. It criticizes plans for an alternate route and calls for practical improvements from Tarrytown to Yonkers, noting Hudson River communities seek traffic relief, not a superhighway.
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Irvington
Albany
Broadway
Albany Post Road
Dewey
Hudson
Westchester
Stady
State Department of Public Works
Hudson River
Tarrytown
Yonkers Line
Ossining
Arritown
State Turns Thumbs After Thirty Years On Widening Broadway
The State Department of Public Works rejects widening Broadway through Irvington and nearby Hudson River villages. It proposes an alternative parallel route to relieve traffic ahead of a hoped Thruway opening, and urges local input. The Irvington Board of Trustees approves purchase of a Ward LaFrance fire engine, with financing and federal civil defense aid.
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Broadway
Irvington
Hudson River
State Department of Public Works
Irvington, Board of Trustees
Henry Ten Hagen
Ten Hazen
Dewey
Love
Westchester County Planning Commission
Westchester County Highway Department
Ivington
Ld Ahrens- Fox Fire
France
Board of ‘Trustees
Irvington Fire Company
Peter J. Sturphy
Jes Authorield
la Frice Company
Edison
Ward la France
Fox
Hrvington
North Broadway
Jon Stain Street
Trustees Divide Village into Four Section Districts
Village trustees finalize redistricting into four coterminous sections aligned with Greenburgh towns. Voters will cast ballots at the Town Hall or Fire Department HQ, with polling in one room per district and polling hours 9 AM to 9 PM on election day and 9 AM to 8 PM for registration. Inspectors and clerks set, costs detailed, special meeting planned to finalize fiscal year bonds.
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Tevinger Board of ‘Trustees
Greenburgh
Town Hall
Fire Department
Ferris Street
Pal
Jeneh
Clint [Ton Avenue
Broidway
Harriman
Dobbs Ferry
Ardsley- Yon-Hudson
Rites on Friday for Joseph Mondelli
Joseph Mondelli of East Irvington died at his home 5 Gibson Avenue Fairview on Tuesday morning He was 76 a native of Mealy and worked as a gardener on several estates He is survived by a brother and sister another brother James Mondelli of East Lansdale Lane died last year Four nieces and six nephews also survive including Mary Phenix Sue Trott Josephine Saratelli Angela Golden Raymond James Mondelli Joseph and Nicholas Mondelli and Patrick Giordano Funeral mass will be offered Friday at Immaculate Conception Church and burial will follow at Beepslow Cemetery. Dr Philip Sanborn Irvington school supervisor attended a conference of the American Association of School Administrators in Atlantic City earlier this week. The narrative mentions pumping from the river to the Mate skeet beyond the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Monell
East Irvington
Frond Tevington
Gibson Avenue
Fairview
Llow
Mondelli
Mealy
Janes Mondelli
East Lanyside Lane
Nerees
Mary Phenix
Sue ‘Trott
Lvington
Josephine Saratell
Tarrytown
Angela Golden
Albuquerque
Raymond
James Mondelti
Irvington
Joseph
Nicholas Bonded
Patrick Giordano
Bridgeport
Conn
Irvington Winter Semboree Brings Ice Skating Festivities
Community turnout at Irvington’s winter Semboree featured skating and entertainment led by William F. Wink and recreation director Jo Took. About three hundred residents attended as Ted Jonatowsk donated treats and Smitty Smith organized fire department safety while Jack Lynch and others performed skating exhibitions.
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Irvington
Fot
Irs
William F.wink
Franke Hartge
Jo T
Ted ¢ Jonatowsk
Inington Pharmacy
Smitty
Jack Lynch
Firemen Ready for Annual Show in Irvington
The Irvington fire company prepares for its annual show this Saturday at the town site. The event features dancing numbers, puppet stow, and acts by Dietrich and Diane, with local residents like Ben pore and Toll stories tied to past performances. The program includes a new act, a punching bag feature, and musical displays by the Lancing team of Tenner and Engi, promising a lively community showcase.
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Tue Vingtoi Fie
Sore
Wil
Bng
Dietrich
Irvington
Amie
Misao
Tenner
al Piedman
Osheta
One Hour Parking Signs Erected In Irvington
Irvington installs one hour parking restrictions along two blocks between Cotte ct and Bekar street with signs on both sides from Col net to Dutcher. Additional signs will extend limits toward Main street to Broadway once received. Enforcement relies on officer spot checks. meters have not been ordered.
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Irvington
Betwee Cotte Ct
Bekar Street
Village Highway
Colnet
Dutcher
Bekar
Main Street
Broadway
Two Irvington Girls Capped at St. Luke's Hospital
Miss Margaret Brown and Miss Nancy Penman, daughters of local residents, graduated from Irvington High School and were capped as part of St. Luke's Hospital class of 65. The ceremony took place in May at St. Luke's Hospital, marking their transition to professional nursing.
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Irvington
St. Luke's
Margaret Brown
William Brown
North Dearman Street
Nancy Penman
Thomas Penman
Lyndhurst
St. Luke's Hospital
Ievington High School
Irvington Youth Center fund nears goal with community gifts
Irvington residents rally to raise funds for the Youth Recreation Center with a total in hand of 8219 48. Contributions from the Irvington Police Association and Kiwanis Club totaling 200 bring the effort closer to the 10000 goal. Ted Mack notes daily pledges and district volunteer captain efforts as pivotal, praising the wide village support. Carroll Puciato thanks volunteers and neighbors for their cash and goodwill and urges continued participation to reach full funding.
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Irvington
Ted Mack
Irvington Police Association
Kivanis Club
Mack
Voluntet
Carroll Puciato
Ard
Recreation Fund
Puciato
Tus
Yho
Puciatoth
Craswell Cowen Authors New Book and Look
Craswell Cowen of South Cottenet Street writes They Went Wrong to be published by McGraw Hill on March 2. The Look gathers six criminal essays from The New Yorker and other magazines. He is a Yale graduate and former reporter on Toledo Newark and New York papers, living in Irvington with wife a library assistant and two daughters in local schools.
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Craswell Bowen
South Cottenet Street
McGraw Hil
New Yorker
Yale
Toledo
Newark
New York
Irvington
Irvington Public Library
One Hour Parking Extended By Village Ordinance
Irvington Board extends one hour parking on Main Street from Cottenet to Broadway with Sundays and holidays excluded. Business Men's Association supported the change as trial, while officers noted store owners often used Main Street for long parking. The ordinance adds loading zones, limits trucks over 20 feet, and considers a Broadway Main Street directional sign for Irvington business district.
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Irvington Businessmen's Association
Marvin Becker
Main Street
Bekar Street
Broadway
Board of Trustees
Pal
Cottenet Street
Charles Haberme
Slain Street
Martin
Business Men's Association
Ponting West
Reading
Irvington
Religious Census To Survey Village Population
Churches will conduct a religious census of the present population to identify sects and parishes. An invitation will be extended to households for participation in local neighbor coverage. The plan aims to gather information on religious trends to guide community needs and planning. March date set, residents urged to stay at home for completeness.
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Ehurenes
Sevington
Vilage
Elisous Sterets
Alon
Arde
Dobbs
Bien Tine
Vasil Ty
Tome
Section Heads for Sed Cross Drive in Irvington 1954
William P. Rogan, general chairman of the 1954 American Red Cross Fund Campaign in Irvington, announced seventeen section chairmen to assist in the March fundraiser. Irvington’s quota is $5,000. The chairmen will oversee collections in village sections. The Woman’s Society of St. Paul’s Methodist Church will hold a Food Sale at the church social hall on Saturday February 27 from eleven to one.
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William P. Rogan
American Red Cross Fund
Irvington
Red Cross
Centri Ls
Duncan
Val G. Burton
Charles Srittenton
Daniel Dowling
Henley Hill
Horace J. McAfee
James P. McCarthy
Charles M. Pateman
William A. Pateman
Carl Petriafiss
Twybill Hl. Purdy
Joseph P. Ringland
Charles Roberts
Walter P. Sehneck
Wasley Shuler
John Francis Smith
Bir Lewis Smith
Woman's Society of
Republicans Name Pateman Woodle For Village Trustees
Nominated without opposition at a Town Hall primary, Charles M. Pateman and Joseph C. Woodle were chosen by the Republican party to run for village trustees in the upcoming election on Tuesday. Pateman, a two term board member, seeks re election to the seat vacated by Peter J. Murphy. Woodle, a longtime lawyer, seeks the other trustee post.
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Charles M. Pateman &I
Pateman
Afr
Woodie
Tristee
Peter
J. Murphy
Robert S. D. Roy
J. Henry ‘Templeton
North —Cottenetreal
Pay McCabe I
Trustog Pateman
John Meszaros
South Buckscout Street
Isabel K. Benjamin
Morth Broadwey
Woodless
Matthew Woyeik
South Ferris
Philp E. Dugsley
Wellstone
Wadik
Rc. sChattta
Ars. McCabe
Stony Brook School
Lefayette College
Roswell W. Harriman
Bor
Vilage
Lockwind and Pateman Company
Alost
Village
Thes
Anaconda Company
Hastings
Irvington
Woodle
Bernon ‘ Woodle
North Broadway
Joseph K. Jeass
Middle West
Repton
Tarrytown
Hotchkiss School
Princeton
Procter and Jeamable Company
University of Virginia Lave School
Navy
Pacific
New York City
Airl
Irvington Girls set for Amateur Hour TV appearance
Irvington High juniors coached by Ted Mack officials will appear on Original Amateur Hour February 27 at 6 on Paton channel. They will make a kinescope on February 29 for a later telecast.
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Harriet Fiorito
Catal
Irvington High
Ted
Mack
Paton
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North Tarrytown
Croton
Melrose
Buchanan
Westchester County
Joseph Mondelli
Philip, Sanborn
Aame City
American Association
Craswell Cowen
Namie Pateman
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