Tuckahoe Road Work Starts at Boundary
National Service help begins for a Broadway wing project as the Tuckahoe Construction Company starts road work at the boundary in Dobbs Ferry area. State and federal agents outline funding, with a $113,541 state share and $55,000 local cost, plus National Reemployment support from White Plains.
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Dobbs Ferry
Tuckahoe
Village
State
Broadway
White Plains
Tuckahoe Construction Comany
John Edelstein
State Department of Public Works
Boundary
Stuart
Ilstration
Girl Hurt When Sled Hits Parked Truck in Dobbs Ferry
A girl riding a sled suffered a serious skull fracture and facial injuries when the sled struck a parked Kraus Market delivery truck at 77 Main Street in Dobbs Ferry. Driver George Kraus was delivering nearby. 14 year old George Gates said to have operated the sled. The injured child was rushed by Edwards Ambulance to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reale Wax
George Gates
Peter Honton
Willam Stillman
Edwards
Willam R. Roane
Two Residents Get Summons for Failure to Pay Mortgage
Two residents received summonses from police over unpaid mortgage debts. The delinquency outcome is delayed as processes continue toward March 3rd, with police actions ongoing and one anticipated warning for those involved.
Patrick Murray Died After Hospital Operation in New York
Patrick Murray a well known Knight of Columbus district deputy died at a New York hospital after a serious operation last week. He leaves a wife two children and is survived by several relatives including Dunham Kirkham son of Edward Kirkham and Alice Mercer, with Mercer’s roots in New York and California. Murray, a local figure, was active in community service and church work.
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Patrick d. Murray
Murray
New York
Knight of Columbus
York
Dunham Kirkham
Edward Slekham
Masthigs
Ethel Dunham Kirkiam
Carroll Dunham
Wis
Mise Aliee
Katherine Mercer
York City
Mor Mercer
John W. Mercer
New
W Sme
Mira
Astell de Styles
Gallagan Couple Welcome New Daughter at Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs Patrick Gallagan of South Datcher Street announce the birth of their daughter at the hospital. Congratulations are extended to the well known couple. Mrs Gallagan was the daughter of the Jittan Palmer.
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Patrick Gallagan
South Datcher Street
Pital
Dobbs Ferry Tax Lien Sale Scheduled
The city announces a tax lien sale on March 16 at the Municipal Building. Delinquent properties will be published and only those who have paid no part of their taxes will be fixed. Mayor Joseph J. Walker notes $20,000 remains unpaid from last year.
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Villa Ml
Josep J. Walker
Strike By Taxpayers Hinted At Town Budget Rise
The Greenburgh Town Council approved its delayed 1931 budget during adjourned hearings on Monday morning. The budget shows a tax levy increase from 1932 figures to 1934 estimated expenditures of 875 095, up from 193,442 16, attributed to a 350 000 outstanding tax lien and other factors.
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Greenburgh
Cil
Ardseley residents defeat 100000 school plan vote 341 to 333
Ardsey residents vote 341 to 333 against a $100000 school plan after an active campaign by both supporters and opponents. The district tally shows 699 ballots cast with close results and a protective committee led by John Swanston opposing the addition.
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al Weekseat Hig Ad Hy
Uppor Project
Ice blocks disable ferry near NadnocK on Saturday
A large slab of ice halted ferry service on the Nadnoock route Saturday. The mishap occurred as the vessel traveled the river, its propeller damaged and the crate on board affected by the collision.
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Peller
Gilbert for Trustee Nominated by Republican Caucus
Mayor Herbert C Dickinson backs Frank C Gilbert for the Republican trustee nomination to fill the unexpired term of John F Tewey. Gilbert is praised for experience fire and distress work, past teaching leadership, and broad city program support including a $5000 budget projection and industrial goals. His popularity includes the fire department and his proven organizational skill.
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Herbert C. Dickinson
Frank C. Gilbert
Gilbert
John F. Tewey
Teacher Association
Irvington
Sinnott is Elected to Chamber of Commerce Post
The article notes John J. Sinnott elected to lead the Chamber of Commerce as trustees and directors prepare for annual officers. It reports upcoming election details, appointments of inspectors, and nominations from Camptown and local boards, highlighting Sinnott’s praise from retiring vice president James Peters and others.
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Y J. Sinnott
James Ie Tose
Allen Cas
North
Stevenson
View Mage
Charles He Robinson
J.C. W. Manthrop
Tive
Aid J. Wilbur Stiker
Fred St. Ws Peters
Tarrytown
Sinnott
Tim
Washington
Er Reid
Hospital Benefit Bridge April 4 at Ardsley Club
A bridge party for the benefit of Grey Hospital will be held on a Wednesday, April 4, at the Ardsley Club by the Women’s Guild of Mana ge, Axteld, Hyles, with Mrs A. Glen Park in charge.
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Grey Hospital
Ainesday
Ardsley Chul
Manage
Axteld
Hyles
Halen
A. Glen Park
Eharee
Surplus of Five Thousand Revealed in Village Budget
The annual village report by Trustee Ve FP DiLastro indicates a surplus of about five thousand dollars in the current budget with all debt service and interest charges paid. The finance committee notes enhanced efficiency across departments and a plan to publish the report March 9 after a meeting of the board on Monday night.
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Sikce
Trustees V
FP. DiLastro
Frank C. Gilbert
Frederick Hof
Tras
DiLastro
Thursday Club To Sponsor Charity Concert Dance
The Thursday Club of Ardsley announces a charity event a concert and dance to benefit welfare groups. The meeting to confirm proceeds and arrangements will be held at Mrs Mason J Stirring’s home on Monday February 26. Funds from a prior Children's Movie at Embalty Theatre were shared among four local welfare organizations.
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Mex
Stuart St
Ardsley
Springswclat Valley
Mason J. Stirring
Yale Glee Club
Stevenson
Embavny
Dobbs Ferry
Chamber Banquet Set for March 6 at Country Club
The annual chamber banquet will be held Tuesday March 4 at Seven Thirty Country Club. A. Whalen former Patles Commissioner of New York City has accepted invitation to be keynote speaker. Special entertainment planned for the affair.
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Xeventer Country Club
Lovening, Mare
Wester Yrover A. Whalen
Patles Comminstoner
New York City
Rineerpal
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Nat'l Service
Eleanor Hanlon
Daniel Hanlon
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Failura
Ma Maret
Polie
Aine
Patrick J. Murray
Patrick Murray
Hospit
Polyclinic
Wrestchester County
ST. Barnabas Tea
Te Sarabax
Eth Park
Willy
Pateman
Floe
Reelect
John J. Sinnott Gilbert
Sint D.lustro’ S
Chamber OF Com
Murtha
Osee
Cawood
J. Wilbur Riker
Unit
Halled
Robert Irwin
St. Faith's House
OFC
Westchester Cunty Club
Rye
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