28 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented Scoop column laments taxes and public spending in the village, arguing for accountable leadership and direct voter power. It criticizes officials, hints at local scandals, and promises an annual report detailing funds and expenditures to taxpayers.
In a meeting chaired by Elsworth of Tarnes Tark Hoff was elected and sworn in as trustees provisional officers in the unofficial Republican gathering. Robert Dashwood Morrel Templeton were named in the proceedings as part of the local party slate.
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Attendees include Mrs Ed Henderson and Mr Erle at a dinner and dance held at the social club. The event featured community members and informal remarks, with arrangements noted as part of a local social evening.
Dr Hugh Findly of Columbia University will speak under the Hudson River Garden Club at the Coleman Court home of Mrs Dupont. The talk covers seeding transplanting and soil culture with March date details and venue noted.
Northfield club schedules annual play Friday March 14 with events and attendees. Irregular notes mention theater aims, club roles, and affiliations with Irvington location and local theater figures.
Irvington Piermont Ferry officials say service will restart around March 10 after a shutdown for overhaul. The ferry fleet underwent maintenance and upgrades, receiving careful inspections and funding decisions to ensure safe operation.
A local gathering hosted by Mrs. Thoms te Pisins rou featured cordial hospitality and plentiful tea tables. Attendees included Mrs. Howard HYD Thick, Mrs. A. Hopkins Heft, Mrs. N imes Coles, Mrs. Marton Eilean, and others, reflecting community spirit and social ties.
James Primm, a member of the Tarrytown Civic League, is reported to have completed hospital convalescence. The notice notes his improved condition and early stages of recovery as he resumes community activities.
The fragmentary note mentions R Dorenus I and a confinement reference related to a Mrs ham. No clear event, date, or context is readable to identify a full news item.
The Get Together Club praised Rev. ML Whitmore for past achievements and outlined future aims including religious education and community work. Speakers like WH Clark, newly elected president, urged continued unity, fund raising surpassing $80,000, and plans for an annual banquet.
A draft note about Rev W Blodgett’s planned talk at St Pauls MLA Church appears garbled. It mentions attendance by Photocolor Corp personnel, notes about leadership changes in the New York branch, and a switch in Miss Jacobs’ position now held by Mrs Merhert Le Brown of Spiro, Oklahoma.
Simpson sells another property in February near Spiro Park on the north side. The Tat house serves as a stamp of five. A Tinté boy of age enrolled in Trevigton School, formerly in New York City, now living there. The house stands beautifully and is intended to add to a magnificent estate for many years.
The school board met Monday evening with Mr Reynolds present in the South while other members joined. Treasurer presented figures as nurse reported good inspection results. chairman Tewey noted broken windows and repairs at Irving School. a resolution on absent teachers was adopted and a large common school fund allotment noted.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a person leaving a household on Dow's Lane and mentions April for a new venture. It includes greetings and felicitations aimed at Miss O Neill, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
Longtime Irvington resident after fifty years of illness. funeral conducted Monday with interment at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Tony Ines and others mentioned, with burial in Sleepy Hollow. Waller Ackerman and A E Ackerman noted among survivors.
Dobbs and Mrs Rose Elsworth of Ardsley Park have returned home to Florida after the appendectomy operation. The report notes a universal week in umny Florida term but confirms the hospital visit and home return.
Democrats endorse Gallagher and Sutton for trustee positions. The meeting at 181 Main Street was called to order by Martin with Franks Morgan as secretary and Joseph J. Kelly serving as teller. committee members named include James J. Murti and James Hickey.
Members of the Young People's Guild at St Pauls M Church met Tuesday evening in the social home. They enjoyed a pleasant social hour after a recent play with President Mrs Irving E rs and treasurer Arthur aldwin in attendance. Mrs Nexsle Straching received a bar pin for her help, and Mary McIntyre also received a Pitt in recognition of her assistance.
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