21 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1936
Page
1
Republicans plan a caucus at 54 Main Street Malcolm M Roy office February 25 to consider two trustee candidates. Democrats to run Frank X Gilligan and Arthur Crisfield with caucuses set for next Tuesday.
The Most Rev. Hafey, Catholic Bishop of the diocese, made a weekend visit to a parish in Irvington. He was hosted by Daley and spoke on the diocese's work. The event highlighted ongoing religious activities across the area.
Heavy snow caused the roofs of two garages on South Bekar Street to cave in last Friday morning. Alfred Kraus reported damage to four garages, with roof collapse impacting several structures and workers later discovering further failures.
A high school talent night benefiting the PTA drew Irvington performers and several lesser known artists. Miss Marlo Mullin announced plans for a operatic career in New York, while others like Mr Wallace Howm and Mr Izielan showcased acts, delighting the crowd despite some rough spots.
Village trustees on Monday night authorized counsel Raymond Gilligan to settle two old civil actions against the village out of court. Offers from plaintiff attorneys prompted the decision. an officer was granted six months leave of absence to recover, with initial opposition from administration later overcome to reach a settlement.
Firemen battled a serious fire at the Maffucci store where a hole in the floor above vented smoke. Fire crews kept flames from spreading and prevented further damage as they entered the building to locate the source and extinguish the blaze.
The Rockland County Republican Committee executive group stepped into the open to back Misse in a state contest with a prior run against Caroline O Day two years ago. The article notes a prominent woman lawyer who once served as secretary to Justice Arthur S Tompkins and references a move by Rockland County committee leaders.
A Hastings teacher, Miss Ruth Maynard, was struck by a small shot blast while in a classroom Monday. The incident occurred when a pupil mishandled a device, injuring the teacher seriously but not fatally.
The Westchester County Republican Club announces a politics school set for February at a venue on Avenue in White Plains. The program centers on the County Commission on Government and a constitutional amendment, inviting interested men to participate.
Local notice outlines a sale event opening Tuesday next week with full measures promised. The text references prospective attendees, church involvement, and ongoing details carried to Page Two for continuation.
Daley announces lineup from Yonkers for Mare 1 at the Own Hall. Rurnees Peauhadates listed with the music for the minstrel and dancing to follow.
Mary Bannard and Doris Behrens are set to wed this weekend at St Narnahax Church as two local girls become brides in what is described as the season’s largest wedding. Mary Markle Tamara, daughter of Mex Markle Dannard and William Newell Bannard of Ardsley Park and Wilmington, Del., will marry Wallace Lincoln Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walworth Pierce of Boston. The Rev Dr Arthur Lee Kinsolvins of Trinity Church in Hoxton will officiate with maid of honor Sridex and maids Thurber and Cornelia Seat named. Continued on Page.
St. Barnabas Auxiliary of St. Barns plans an active week with invitations to parish gatherings. Speakers include Jaffray and Mrs. Burroughs, urging neighborhood churches to join in a series sponsored by Westchester branches. The group manages the Sale for the Blind and shares afternoon duties with other local organizations.
The Thrift Shop at 134 Mab Street invites donations of usable clothing for men women and children. Call Irvington 2301 or Dobbs Ferry 2241 to arrange pickup as demand rises.
Firefighters anticipate a large turnout for the Irvington Fire Department annual dance. Organizers expect up to 100 attendees from neighboring communities, with prizes and a red color theme enhancing the town hall setting and entertainment by the Midshipman Orchestra.
Patrolman Edward Foley of the Washington police district will undergo a planned operation for a nose condition at a local hospital. He remains on duty until the procedure, which aims to relieve a persistent nasal issue, is completed.
Irving Chapter will stage an advance card party in the Masonic Temple in Dobbs Ferry on Friday March 7. Judge Rudolph chairs the event with Mrs Marie Hahn and a long list of ladies and gentlemen serving as organizers and patrons.
An upstate resident was critically injured when a ten ton trailer he was handling lost control on icy pavement on a steep incline at Reid Hill. The trailer overturned at the bottom, blocking the road for a considerable time until police took control.
Assemblywoman Jane H. Todd of Taweytown told the Albany County Women's Republican Campaign Committee for 1926 at a luncheon in Albany that New York State's present divorce law debases the courts and fosters hypocrisy while destroying respect for the courts and the laws, outlining current legislative concerns with emphasis on reforms.
Trustee Vito F. DiLastro of the highway committee led efforts to clear Main Village roads amid heavy snowfall. Firemen and police could use widened routes in emergencies, and a plow truck with its crew operated for days to keep Broadway passable despite deep drifts.
A Jewel case was the sole article missing in a raid on Mat. John Calvert’s estate. Investigators found intruders gained entry via a key, but only the jewel case remained unaccounted for while other furnishings were inspected. Police and Acting Chief Habermehl coordinated the inquiry, seeking prints and possible connections to the break in.
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