Future of plazas engages attention of board
Ardsley Plaza repairs and depot plaza improvements loom at the Monday Board of Trustees meeting. Plans include repaving the railroad plaza in spring, acquiring the Broderick building to improve Main Street depot plaza, and considering related projects for Hudson Road Clifton Place and Mat Street plazas. Trustee Gilbert and Trustee Murphy pushed for voter action.
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Ardsley-on-Hudson
Hudson House
Main Street
Broderick
North Astor Street
Board of Trustees
Frank C. Gilbert
Highney Airman
Hudson Road
Clifton Place
Ain
Mat Streat Plaza
Wiliam A. Murphy
Charges Filed Against Highway Department Official
The Dobbs Ferry highway commissioner Joseph DeNardo was tried Saturday at 2 P.M. by trustees on charges brought by Brank Cab in Antford Avenue. The case alleges DeNardo sold materials to the village and wired a truck to the village for gain in violation of the Visage Law. Details were not disclosed by Cab, and the proceedings followed the mayor's initial refusal to speak.
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Joseph de
Cor
Cabottolant
Lee
Tala
Joseph J. Walker
Democrats Unanimous In Selecting Village Slate
The Democratic Village Committee tapped a unanimous slate for trustees to be submitted to the party caucus Tuesday night at Town Hall. Mayor Behrens, a longtime local businessman, is a leading candidate with 34 years and two children. His background includes building in New York City and work with a contracting firm.
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Democratic Vilage Committee
Deel
Behrens
Dorothy Gilchrist
Attenton High School
Mediuval
New York City
Sinew How
Aupert
Aident
Union
Erlan Chun St. Narn
Aang
Christian Endeavor Society Plans Annual Convention Here
The Christian Endeavor Society announces its annual convention to be held in New York City on February 22. Dr. Peale, noted speaker, will headline the event, with attendees expected from Westchester County and across the city. The Irvington Presbyterian Church hosts activities surrounding the gathering and preparations include the Westchester Endeavor Union.
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Washington
Caltesiate Churen
New_York
Dr. Peale
Westchester County Christian
White Plains
Endeavor Union
Irvington Presbyterian Church North
America
Peal
Detroit Journal
West
Satan
New. York City
Dr Evan J Smith Dies After Short Illness
Dr Evan J Smith a noted hand surgeon and public official died Friday night at 120 Main Street after a brief illness while at his desk He had been recovering from a bout of illness at New York Hospital Services were held at his late residence He was long active in Irvington and vicinity serving as head surgeon at Dobbs Ferry Hospital and former president of the medical society He was born in Pinckney in 1867 to Rev X and Mary Jones Smith and left a legacy in local medicine
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Evan J. Smith
Main Street
New York Hospital
Butres I. Pardee
St. Bamal
Smith
Irvington
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Horn
Pinckney
X and
Mary Jones Smith
Veterans Propose Birthday Ball Fund Support
Committee reports a $1,500 birthday ball fund for veterans with $85.40 boosted by the old pumphouse project. The report notes participation, names officers, and requests the board to consider forwarding part of the balance to the National Committee of the Warm Syringe Foundation while the village funds a broader research effort and improvements.
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Irvington
Prester Wiliam’ A. Murphy
Char Tang
Arthur C. Lari
Andl
Weibrar Sweetman
Tran
Phole
Winher
Printed Ballots May Be Used In March 16 Election
Printed ballots may be used in the village election on March 16 after a Board of Trustees resolution. The move aims to lift a stay order and allow paper voting if machines remain locked amid the Slater Shells surrogate controversy.
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Board of Trustees
the Post
Greenburgh
Gerald FitzGerald
Supreme Court
Graham Witsehler
Slater
New Robison Plant to Begin Operations at Hastings
A tanker anchored off Hastings spilled 600,000 gallons of fuel oil into five live storage tanks at the Robison Oil Company, which will start operations from its Hastings plant within days. The facility, the most modern in Hudron Valley, occupies a site on the Robison tran bequippe and is designed to handle vast trade with hundreds of customers. The plant will feed 15 trucks daily and was announced by Thomas Robison of 6 Dobbs Street.
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Robison, Ol
Hastings
Robbaon Tran Fe
Wes All Organi
Hudron Valley
Des
Greenburgh
Tds Seta
Thomas Robinon
Dobbs
Ellery Albee Opens For Chamber Dinner In Rye
Plans for the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner were finalized for Thursday March 18 at the Westchester Country Club in Rye. Floyd Cartise, chairman of the board, will address attendees as principal speaker. The event will be hosted by the local law office at 39 Math Street with the dinner committee led by Tove Ki and others.
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Ellery Albee
Rye Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Tarry Towne
Irvington
Westchesor Country Club
Rye
Wil He Floyd
Cartise
Nagara Madson
I Tove Ki, Hehe, Anata Uit
Ernest Wwilrem
Harry
Math Street
Bishop
Tan Wy
Caroline
Tlahop
Amhee
Attlee
Favor Town Hall Annex: Truck Proposition Delayed
Favor Town Hall Annex faces a postponed truck proposition as the board considers spending funds to repair an ancient 21 year old apparatus, delaying the plan amid budget concerns and aging infrastructure. The meeting minutes show officials weighing repair vs replacement options and potential impacts on services.
Grand Jury Holds Trio For Trial In Assault Case
The grand jury indicted Thomas Murphy and Worther four or five years, and Bert Halstead of East Sunnyside Lane for a fight outside Hilltop Tavern at 140 Mtam iB hom Street. Police left the scene as the case unfolded, with officers including Bernard F. McCall and Sergeant Charles Habermehl noting the fractured skull injury. The board backed constructing an addition to Town Hall for Fire Department expansion, opposing a new Fire Headquarters on Main Street and vetoing a $28,000 aerial ladder proposal, while a $45,000 sound theatre vote was set for March 16.
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Board of Trustees
Town Hall
Main Street
Fonday
Thomas Murphy
Worther
Bert Halstead
East Sunnyside Lane
Prev
George
Howard Smith
Norman Morrell Treet
Edward Green
Tarrytown
Hilltop Tavern
MtamiBhom Street
Mr. Green
Lef Hernard F. McCall
Charles Habermehl
Judge Tepp Honored With Dinner As Elmsford Figure T
Three local groups plan a tribute dinner for Judge Louis Eugene Tepp of Elmsford. The event marks his tenure and service with the police justice and related commissions. Attendees include members from the American Legion, Reserve Corps, and civic associations. The dinner will feature remarks celebrating Tepp’s career and public service.
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Louis Tepp
Elmsford
Friends of Police
Louis Eugene Tepp
Elle
Loan Approved to Fill School District Budget Demands
The town council authorized William C. Duell to borrow 194190.38 to cover the Greenburgh School Districts revenue shortfall. A court order related to a surrogate contest blocked village and Pelham township appeals, affecting registration and upcoming fall revisitation plans.
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Greenburgh
Tewn Cannel
Thorlzed
Wiliam C. Duell
el Mabursh
Pelham
Toy
Ounell
Police Put Ardsley Park Boys To Work On Garbage Detail
Police assign three Ardsley Park youths to a garbage cleanup duty starting Monday amid rumors of petty mischief. Investigators say the boys were spotted fleeing a scene as officers pursued them near the residence, with garbage dumped onto the driveway discovered during the search.
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Ardsley Park
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