Non-Partisan Village Election Notes and Proposals
Scoop's Column advocates non-partisan discussion for Irvington voters on March 17. It criticizes party meetings, urges candidate forums hosted by each party, and questions village finances. The piece recalls ALP Club roots, cites past local intrigue, and references figures like Terbert C. Dick Inson and Matthew J. Murtha while hinting at political and social tensions.
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L Aw
Tilo
Coli Uicam
Herenes
Terbert C. Dick. Inson
Matthew J. Murtha
Monthly Meeting of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
The usual monthly meeting will be at Mrs. James Hall's home 112 North Broadway on Wednesday afternoon March 1 at 2 30. All women of the congregation are invited. Mrs A C McMilkin will speak and Mrs H R Clayton will render musical selections. Note the change in the meeting day.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
James Hall
North Broadway
A. C. McMilkin
H.R. Clayton
Democrats Endorse Martha for Mayor in Local Meeting
A local Democratic meeting at 136 Main Street endorsed Martha for mayor and named a ticket opposing Republican contenders. F J Morgan chaired. Miss Fallon served as secretary. The slate includes Murth for Trustee and Brownes, Elder, Morea for several posts. Support from Democrats is anticipated to be strong as elections approach.
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Jones
Main Street
Theoughout
Rehard L.ied
Missy Fallon
Poublican
Matthew J. Murth
Maver
Frank J. Morea
Andrew Elder
Pol Tarot E
Inc
Woich
J. Morgan
Feld Ani
Reverend Badecker Tells Of Summer Trip Abroad
Rev Ernest Badecker spoke to a large audience at Holy Name Hall on Thursday evening recounting his summer journey abroad and visit to a Passion Play. He highlighted the Bibleal performance and shared many notable experiences. Officers announced the next business meeting for Thursday March 5 in the hall.
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Radecker
Mragarat Mary
Ernest A. Badecker
Holy Name Tall
Teor Aldes
Ani
Radveker
Mensod Sacrament Church
New Rochelle
Lero
Te Sacrity
Crawford and Daughter Reach California on Extended Trip
Crawford and daughter of Vernon travel to California on an extended trip. The report notes Crawford as a well known insurance agent in Westchester with a long career. Details of the trip and related names appear in fragmented OCR text.
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Crawford
Vernon
Alent Ant
Westchester
Local travelers McCall couple to return home this afternoon
Chief of Pattee and Mrs J P McCall have been at Palm Beach during the month and are due back at 98 Main street later today. Friends who stayed in touch report the trip as one of the most enjoyable times of their lives after weeks away.
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Pattee
Mra
Matthew Kerr Dies in Poughkeepsie After Weeklong Illness
Matthew Kerr, a Scotl and native long in this area, died at St Francis Hospital after a weeklong illness. A bricklayer by trade, he had retired two years ago and is survived by sisters Catherine and Ann Korn. His wife Charlotte Melton died three years ago. He belonged to local unions and Rea Men tribes. Funeral from cousin James A Kerr’s home on Nixon Street, Monday at 1, mass at St Peter’s Church. Interment in St Peter’s Cemetery.
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Poughkeepsie
Matthew Kerr
Scotlan
St. Franceis Hospital
Catherine
Ann Korn
Charlotte Melton
Rea
James A. Kerr
Nixon Street
St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Dawn V. Mellady
Kerr
Irvington
Nowak
Mln
Supreme Court
Anstieo Morehauser
Poughkeepata
Mrs Milton Tiornstad Moves to Jones Apartment
Mrs Milton Tiornstad has moved into the Jones Apartment, following her husband Mr Tiornstad who last year relocated to acting as physical director at Irvington High School.
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JONES
Milton Tiornstad
Tiornstad
Irvington High School
First signs of spring in a hard year of adversity
In a reflective note, a writer observes early spring signals amid scarce jobs and cautious optimism. The Easter hats, seed catalogs, and garden prep appear as the season hints. The drought relief response from Invington's donors shows compassionate spirit, while resilience in the face of hardship reinforces faith in American character.
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Robin
Invington
Combined Dinner MeetingsDraw Huge Local Attendance
The first quarterly combined dinner and luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce Lions and Rotary Club drew over 125 attendees at the Florence Hotel on South Broadway in Tarrytown. Toastmaster Wana of the Daily News led a program of community songs, speakers, and a quartet with I V Roelse of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Dan Nolan among the featured speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Totarlans
Florence Hotel
South Broadway
Tarrytown
Wana
Daily News
V. Roelse
Federal Reserve, Bank of New York
Dan Nolan
Nesilay
Dunn
Enthusiasm Rife for Hospital Bridge Party This Saturday
Community whispers of a grand bridge event to aid the Dobbs Ferry Hospital. The benefit proceeds fund nurse room renovations, with prizes organized by Rowland T. Haines, Inc. and Morris and O Connor collaborating on Union League Club style furnishings.
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Stuart Re Stevenson
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Ardsley
Wednewdayernoon
Thesa Daya
Ler
Ites
Pavenge Og Amare Tablen
Mtr
Miam Ot' Yonkers
Sivas Tic Hcing
Thoms Logan
Clondeni
Don Peabody
W. E.chester
Morris and O'Connor
Union League Club of
New York
Cit
Red Cross Drought Relief Contributions Acknowledged
In Irvinston the American Red Cross drought relief drive surpassed the quota with 592,099.37 raised. Local Chairman Mrs. James Tall extends thanks to contributors and editors for support and cooperation. Several residents are listed as deceased since the last issue.
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American Red Cross
Irvinston
Ardaley-On-H
Ames Tall
Tall
Ireligion
Azelte
Hile
Heneietta J. Mestride
Robert D. McClure
Charles J. Peabody
Irwin Attends Meeting in Philadelphia
Dr W Francis Snein of the Irvington Presbyterian Church travels to Philadelphia to take part in a meeting of the Board of Christian Affairs. Return trip described as completed.
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Irwin
Philadelphia
W. Francis Snein
Irvingon Presbyterian Church
Glencing
American Express changes UTS service here in village
American Express officials plan a service reform here to reduce overhead by consolidating operations. The Cannon hauling office is abandoned and will relocate to the railroad station. Jay iron agent Jaco Sehnaut of Peckskill is transferred to Tarrytown. A single man will handle deliveries, receipts, and collections. The auto service driver T Castello will move on and a Yonkers man may take the local office site.
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American Express Company
Jaco Sehnaut
Peckskill
Jay Iron
T Yeal
T. Castello
Yonkers
Ratte Road
New York
Suico
Schaal
All Invited to Hear Mrs Bliss of Dobbs Ferry
A notice invites all to a Tuesday evening gathering at St Barnabas Parsonage Marel. The talk topic is India Looks To Her Future. Henry Misa of Dobbs Ferry is slated as lecturer. The event is organized by the Woman's Auxiliary and Girls' Friendly Society with ties to New York Tel offices in Robert te Mook Cincinnati. Alfred has arrived for the winter, with Mook described as a counselor making rapid progress in his field.
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Mrs, Bliss OF
Dobbs Ferry
Marel
St. Barnabas Parte House
India
Henry Misa
Dobbs Farry
New York
Robert Te Mook
Spire Cincinnati
sovorit + Park
Alfred
Mr. Mook
Enater
Church Street
Hudson ‘Terminal
Republicans Name H. C. Dickinson To Head Ticket
The Republican party nominating meeting elected H. C. Dickinson as mayoral candidate with Alexander J. Simpson and Dr. Chas. J. McClure as trustees and Jas. J. Lyden as police justice. The event drew a large crowd and confidence in a strong victory on election day.
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N.C. Templeton
Alan Elsworth
Freid Moff
Eva Tayor
Arthur
Lord
Herbert
T Heir
Min Allee Ee Tewey
W. Darton Eddison
Get Togethers Hold Sth Loyalty Supper
Loyalty supper at Civile League Club on February 26 drew over 100 members and friends for a social evening. Toastmaster Alexander D. Simpson led as club head choices for the coming period.
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Shin ‘Nove
Alexander D. Simpson
Wasp's Nest mystery comedy at Town Hall March 7
The haunted house comedy features a Northfeld cast with Ros Peters Win Florence Stuart Frank Brookes and others. Reserved seats are 75 cents or $1.00 via Miss Ten Hills Irvington St. doors close promptly at 8:18 PM. latecomers not seated until end of the performance.
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Inchates Ros Peters
Florence Stuart
Frank Brookes
Anes McKenzie
Louis Websters
Sarnia Gilchrist
Carolines
Maregaret
Francisca
Thomas Y
Emilie Petri
Miss Ten Hills
Irvington St
First Rehearsal for Minstrel and Revue at Town Hall
The Tre ngton Catholic Club held the first rehearsal for the Minstrel and Revue to be shown at the Town Hall on April. A large crowd from Holy Name Hall attended and praised the effort led by Peter Murphy. The next meeting is set for Monday in the Holy Name Hall with volunteers urged to join Mr Jack Well.
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Trengton Catholic Club
Holy Name
Ela
Peter Murphy
Jack
Young People Stage Jephthah's Daughter Play
The Methodist Church hosts a youth produced rendition of Jephthah's Daughter by Tarrytown and Irvington church youth groups under the Tarrytown Council of Religious Education. Rev M Blodgett heads the council. Elisa ind directs with Maria Fischer leading the cast. Felippe Aldrie vielhi et and Margaret ist provide musical accompaniment as the public is invited to attend.
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Jephithah
Tarrytowns
Irvington
Tarrytown
Elisa
Taxpayers Association Meeting Delayed for All Attendees
The Taxpayers Association meeting at Pastime Club room is postponed to 9:00 to ensure every attendee can participate. Secretary A McFadden notes the delay aims to allow all service attendees to be present.
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Taxpayers’ Association
A. McFadde
Tarrytown Historical Society Meeting Attended by Notables
The Tarrytown Historical Society met Thursday evening at Grove Street headquarters. Ernest F. Griffin presided with Mrs Roe as secretary. Attendees included Mra George Wagner Mra Henry F Lord Arthur G Lard and Prof Fox of Columbia University. Discussion covered George Washington interests.
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Mra
George Wagner
Henry F. Lord
Arthur G. Lard
Anions Hane
Tarrytown Historical Society
Grove Streat
Ernest F. Griffin
Mrs. Roe
Parker
Case
Bacon
Fox
Columbia University
New York State
Astorical Society
George Washington
Ramblers to Meet Joe Reillys All Stars Tonight
The Ramblers basketball team will play Joe Reillys All Stars at the high school gym this evening at eight o clock. Joe Cady serves as referee with Captain Goss and Manager Sehler for the Ramblers. A two out of three format is noted. The event includes piano music and singing of community songs led by Warren Minerly, with club officers listed including Fred Green and Alfred Kraus Jr among others.
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Ramblers
Joe Reilly
Joe Cady
Goss
Sehler
Cea
Warren Minerly
Smpson
Fred Green
William Tonald
Alfred Kraus, Jr
William Clark
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ALP
the Missionary Society OF the Presbyterian Church
Martha
Rimary
F. J. Morgan
Stereopihor
Californ
Mrs. McCall
Chamber OF Commerce, Lions and Rotary Club
Holly
Ardsley Club
Mini 'Smith
Athetlen Ai
Asters' Seliot
RED Cross
American Express
Jacob Schard
H. C. Dickinson
Redden
Northwest
A. No Petersen Grings Fine
Northfield Club
Town Hall
Tarrytown 1
Jack Conway
Northfeld
Elayed
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