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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
5
A fragmentary local roundup notes a found sum at the post office with postmaster to return it to the rightful owner, a dog ownership dispute involving Robert Simpson, and various community items. The Village election is planned for March with polling at the Town Hall.
This tribute marks the death of Captain Joseph P Smith on February 28 1924 one year after he left home. It recalls his good and gentle nature and the deep sorrow of his wife and children who remember his final comforting words and the vacancy his absence leaves in their home.
Space in our columns is always available to readers and advertisers. Keep us in mind when items of interest occur and send or telephone them to us. Phone 1414.
Auction notice offers game cocks and hens weighing four to seven pounds ten ounces for sale. Inquiries directed to Gazette office at 100 Main Street.
Mrs. G. M. Fauser of Ardstev on Hudson offers a $1,000 reward for the recovery and arrest and conviction of the person who stole the Jerman Police Dog from her porch on November 19 1924. Contact Irvington 1205 for information.
A note notes the Anti Petting Party DUI proposal to bar parking on improved highways except in emergencies and suggests the legislature did not consider it.
The Arrow basketball team holds its first dance at Holy Name Hall on St Patrick's Eve March 16 with Koenig's Orchestra playing from 8:30 until 12. Mr. Williams leads the event, while Emery family departs Irvington for New York City and Mrs. James Hall takes charge of Gray Gables. The Cathedral drive news appears on page six. Brookl yn residents John Lorenz and Ava visit Miss Mary Mahoney on North C Street as the new pump station crew completes work and the plant returns to full operation.
Senator Henri La Fontaine, former head of the Permanent International Peace Bureau, told the Senate that the United States should not be obliged to pay money spent for the salvation of all peoples. He added that the Belgian Government should take a worthy stance on the issue based on its past.
An experiment reported by the Daily Express used a special microphone to transmit a patient’s heartbeat from Cardit to a wireless studio. Doctors there received the signals and attempted diagnosis remotely, described as a remarkable early success in telemedicine. In Coeur D Alene Idaho twins born on different sides of midnight will celebrate their birthdays on separate dates.
Joseph Traut, 22, former express company employee, is charged with stealing a saxophone from an express package. He furnished a $500 bond for release after being ordered to stand before the grand jury. Readers urged to send in news items. The Gazette seeks contributions.
Advertises fresh eggs for sale. Apply to John Beck at Sept. Strawberry Hill North Broadway Irvington NY or call Irvington 1358 for details.
A fragment notes that delivery can occur at any time and during any part of the village within the shop’s open hours, indicating flexible service windows for customers.
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