Red Cross Appeal Urges Full Support From Irvington
Irvington's 1946 Red Cross quota is set at 9000 dollars, a reduction from 1945 but still urging every resident to contribute 2.75 dollars per person or 11 dollars per family of four. With war ended, the drive stresses continued aid for soldiers abroad and the need for a "touch of home" for those serving in Japan, China, Germany, and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Red Cross
Japan
China
Germany
Charles A. Briggs
Anhom
Briggs
Brigas
Irvington plans Red Cross fund drive and community group
Irvington villagers prepare for the 1916 Red Cross Fund drive with a $9000 goal, led by Charles A Briggs II. A new Irving Community Association seeks to guide residential growth, zoning and road and park improvements, inviting property owners to join.
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RED Cross Drive Farm Association
Hart Townsend Nuptials Set At Irvington Church
Miss Gineyssa Hart daughter of Clifton Hart and Mrs Hart of 18 Groton Place will wed Bruce Townsend son of Raymond Townsend of 87 Bellewood Avenue Dobbs Ferry next Wednesday at five o clock at Irvington Presbyterian Church. Hart is a Irvington High School graduate and staff member at Irvington National Bank and Trust. Townsend is a Irvington High School graduate and a Naval V 12 student at Cornell University.
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Cof
Irvington High School
Cornell University
Irvington hosts convention and village trustee nominations
More than two hundred Christian covenors from Westchester County will attend Irvington’s fifty third annual convention on Washington's Birthday. The event includes services, conferences, a film show, and two simultaneous banquets, with Dr John Kupizenga of Princeton Seminary slated to speak. Two village trustees will be nominated at Republican and Democratic primaries next week ahead of the March 19 village election.
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Westchester County
Irvington
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Dick Talleur
Haran Clark
Tronpeter
W J. Cooper
Yeaders
Pompei
Gener
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
Johm Kupizenga
Princeton
Ological Seminary
Richard B. Tallowe
W. J. Cooper
Harman Clark
Richard B. Talleur
C. E
Christ
Clarence Wilces
N.Y
C. E Union
Pinceton Seminary
Carise
David Crawford
Yonkers
Theodore Thielpape
Crescent Reformed Church
Yorers
William A. Baxter
South Presbyterian Church
Land One
Umbert—ikev
John Carine
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Wilam A. Mercer
Larsdale
N. Ys
C. E. Union
de. Johm E. Keizengs
Cinic
North Behar Street
Illage
Charlotte Miller
Ardsley
Firemen Prepare For Annual Town Hall Dance
Firemen plan their annual dance at Town Hall tomorrow evening with many veterans from the Gre company returning from service. The event, held for over forty years, aims to match prewar entertainment standards set before the 1902 Town Hall era, with Daniel Taster chairing arrangements and Pay Starke coordinating the front hall. Margaret Eileen Starke has just returned from Tarrytown Hospital with her infant daughter.
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Asia
Gre
Nowth Fertis Street
Halle
Daniel Taster
Sas
Dy Pay Starke
Tnes Waneast Trsington
Margaret Eileen
Tarrytown Hospital
Proclamation Urges Support for 1946 Red Cross Fund
Irvington mayor Duncan G. Smith calls on all citizens to back the 1946 Red Cross Fund opening February 25. He notes Red Cross service to wounded veterans and disaster relief, and asks churches to observe Red Cross Sunday on February 24 with Red Cross workers urged to attend.
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Town Hall
Oor
Charles A. Briggs II
Parker Wilson
William A. Pateman
Milton C. Faber
Chesley E. Smith
James Fallon
Eleanor Gallagher
Patkin Gallagher
Roswell Harriman
Addison B.stings
Wiliam B. LaVentture
M. V. Lewis
Patsy Beale
J. John M. Reily
Guy Robinson
Raigh Sheets
John S. Sneldham
Ward Var Alstyne
James E. Warsing
Parker ‘Wilson
Duncan G. Smith
Irvington
New York
United States
Red Cross
Village Election Shortens Poll Hours Amid Court Case
The village board reduced voting hours for the March 19 election from dawn to night, moving polls to 2 PM to 9 PM at Town Hall and Trustees Rooms. District inspectors and clerks were named, with pay details set, as disruption from a separate assault case in East Irvington remains under review. Willis Zeleas was identified in the case, leading to arrest and a held-bail outcome for Zekus before Judge Lyden.
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Board of ‘Trustees
Ley McNeilly
Eva Lawder
Mary Tesse
Katherine McGovern
Faye McCabe
Sylvester McCarthy
Dan Forman
Catherine Readey
East Irvington
Tisabeth
Pine Lane
East Sunnyside Lane
Zekus
Eld
Ha Ta
James Lyden
Bernard F McCall
Job McBride
Roger Fallon
Miss Baker
Sunnyside Lane
Broadway
Sayles
Willis Zeleas
William Livingston
Tarrytown
Slong
Tarytown
Livingston
Gerard Bushel
Sor
Irvington
McCall
McBride
Fallon
Lyderland Zekus
Defaul
Ball
Lord and Burnham Workers Still Out
Negotiations between Lord and Burnham Company and the Ham Boiler Corporation with Local Union 2555 United Steel Workers appear unlikely to wrap in time. The January 21 strike, tied to a national action, may delay resumption of work until after Monday. Rumors say the firm would offer a 15 cent hourly raise, but employees demand payment in full. Mrs Alys Anderson of Riverview Terrace, a professional skier, is exhibiting at Chittenden Vermont Weston.
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Armouga i Maa
Lord and Burnham Company
Burham Boiler Corporation
United Steel Workers
Pitsburg
Alys Anderson
Riverview Terrace
Chittenden, Vermont
Weston
Peg Smith Amazes at Hill Tops Girls’ War Night
Peg Smith wowed a Saturday gathering at Hill Tops Girls rooms with an evening gown appearance as Kenneth McBride and a display of service boy gifts inspired by wartime appreciation. Dancing and games followed a young guest of honor.
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Kenneth McBride
Hill Tops
M’ Pegay’ Smith
Irvington Police Seek 10 Percent Pay Boost Petition
Irvington village board hears a 10 percent salary increase petition from every member of the Irvington Police Department. Action deferred to after the new village year begins. meanwhile a police car repair plan and staffing changes are approved, and funds arranged for loans and dog control services.
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Irvington
Board of Trustees
Overal Village
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Willian Mastinson
Martinson
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Joe's
Westchester County Dog Protective Association, Inc
Irvington National Basic and Trust Company
Frank Y. Murphy
Memorial Park
Willits E. Condon
Fred Graber Uring
Westchester
Burnham Bowden
A. E. Basedo
Burn Juam Boiler Corporation
West Main Street
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