Irvington Catholic Club Wins Thriller Over Nut & Coffee House
Irvington Catholic Club rallied from behind to beat Nut & Coffee House 29 31 at their home court last Saturday night. Stars Joe Fallon and Stretch Sweetman led with 12 and 14 points respectively as Morgan Sweetman controlled the floor and helped secure the late win in the Westchester County Basketball Championship race.
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Irvingtonatholic
Nut & Coffee House
Irvington
Hastings
Waite Plains
Epete” Hollman
Nea
Plains
Joe” Fallon
Sweetman
Morgan Sweetman
Joe" Fallon
Joe
eAimost
Walto
Mark- Aga
Toventenn
Bo Eric
Oles Auau
Sretviesn
Broderick
St Derlor
Lec
FG. F
T. Fallon
Deamishy Lfvice
M. Sweetman
J. Sweetman
H. Morrell
Ees
White Plains
Catholic
Mamarnock
Trrington
Fallon
Jatt” Broderick
Swine
Mamaroneck
Morgan
Dalawin
Eddie” Fallon
Eddie
Joe” Sweetman
J. ‘ Fallon
LG. G
East Irvit
Falla
Jana
C. C
Scarsdale
Grlain
Schino
Tironeck
Kuntz
Teague
Ry Sehine
Ramon
Drive Continues Through January With Seamen’s Book Drive
A local drive continues through January encouraging donations of books for sailors. Residents are asked to send books to the Irvington Library or to other designated locations as thanks go to supporters who already responded.
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Irvington
Blas Mary
Arrows Defeat Ossining Aces In Thriller On Court
The Arrows beat the Ossining Aces 34 to 2 in a thrilling Irvington court contest. Renner stood out at center while Palermo and Fallonne sparked the comeback with dazzling overhead shots, Lyden and Costello solid on defense as Croton and Ossining prepare for next matches. The Arrows host Ossining next Tuesday at 8:15 pm at the high school gym.
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Arrows
Ossining Aces
Ossining
Aces
Irvington- Ites
Renner
Sharp
Palermo
Fallonne
Lyden
Costello
Reilly
Irvington
Evning
Shary
c.Kerr
R.s. Campbell
Victory Through Defeat in Irvington Zoning Ruling
The Irvington case against the Cardiac Children's Home is presented as a victory for broader zoning principle. The court’s decision favors general welfare and residential business zoning, urging impartial application of zoning and discouraging favoritism. It urges taxing all property fairly, including cemeteries and corporate holdings, to share levy burdens and foster enlightened public opinion.
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Irvington
Cardiac Children’s Home
Main Street
ourWax
Depot Square improvement completed with new lamp standards
Most improvements in the Depot Square area are finished. Louis E. Stanko installed three lamp standards, lighting matched to existing bulbs. North Street surrounds now rival any in the state with planned spring plantings enhancing the park-like layout.
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Depot Square
Louis E. Stanko
Elec Leat
Tate
St Pauls M E Church Notes Sunday Service
The Rev W E Verity, field secretary for the Lord's Day Alliance of New York State, will speak at the short clock service. He has wide experience in prominent Christian movements. The pastor will occupy the pulpit at 7 45 p m. Sunday School meets at 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock.
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W. E. Verity
Lord’s Day’ Alliance of
New York State
Verity
Daniel
Walt
Jesus
Gallagher couple welcome fourth daughter in Tarrytown
Mrs and Mrs John Gallagher of North Fatroot are parents of a baby girl born Monday at Tarrytown Hospital. This is the Gallaghers fourth child, all girls. Baby and Mrs Gallagher are reported doing well. Mr Gallagher, employed by Central Lines, is cited with pride for the family’s latest addition. The town praises village efforts clearing snowbound sidewalks and streets after a heavy snowfall.
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John Gallagher
North Fatroot
Tarrytown Hospital
Firemen Report Strong Ticket Sale For Annual Dance
Fire Company Social Committee led by James Hickey reports a strong ticket sale for the annual dance. The sale is the largest in years with many patrons yet to reply. Donations from Wieso and other aid are noted, with expected proceeds aiding the Benevolent Fund and other company priorities. The event, advertised across Hudson river villages, should draw a well attended social evening next Friday.
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James Hickey
Broadway
Wieso
Hudson River
Mrs Hartman Recuperating At Tarrytown Hospital
Mrs Margaret Hartman of North Croton Place, mother in law of Mrs May Ralsch, is slowly recuperating at Tarrytown Hospital after a serious fall that badly fractured her leg. Irvington resident John Thomas of Dobbs Forty was a visitor Wednesday evening.
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Margaret Hartman
North Croton Place
May Ralsch
Tarrytown Hospital
John Thomas
Dobbs
Board of Education Mon night bond payment approved
Board of Education met Monday evening led by President Roane. Trustee Abercrombie reported on a Syracuse visit and the board approved bond payments totaling dated to secure a sport field. Bond indebtedness now stands at 110,000 dollars as the district seeks suitable property.
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Board OF Education
Roane Presines
Abercromble
Asta Ray Aa
Syracuse
Companions of the Forest Hold Christmas Tree Party
Companions of the Forest No. 642 and friends gathered at the Pastime Club for their annual Christmas Tree party. The event, attended by many from nearby communities, featured dancing, musical numbers, and gifts from a richly adorned tree. Speakers included Atlanti Agee and several community members, with officers listed as Mrs. St Duffy Chief Companion and others.
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Sunnyside Rele No
Companions of the Forest
Sen
Atlanti Agee
Danity
Ma. George. Bone
Mr Reilly
John McGuinne
Mary ‘Costello
Margaret Owen
Harry Beckley
John Farlel
Richard Behrens
Fred Graber
Smith
Margaret Lonergan
E. Sherman
A. Volk
Joseph. Martin
G. Sons
Mins DiChiara
Mary Murrphy
Margaret ‘Coyne
Mary’ Mahoney
Katherine “Cunall
Marion Smith
al Richter
A. Cummings
Helen’ Logan
Freemont Circle
Monahan
Ais Igoe
Tarrywn
St Duffy
Anna Gill
Catherine Condors
F. G. Morgan
Sophie Holder
Parochial School Alumni Hold 17th Reunion in Hall
Over 150 alumni gathered Tuesday evening at Holy Name Hall for the 17th annual Parochial School Alumni reunion. The event featured dancing and refreshments with a brief heart-to-heart talk by Rev. T. J. Donlon. Music came from the Harry Fay Orchestra.
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Holy Name Hall
T. J. Donlon
Harry Fay
Vincent Lapaz
Irvington Dance to Boost Local Club Funds
Irvington residents attend a charity event at Irvington Town Hall on Friday January 30. Committee includes George Burke as chairman with B D Murphy E Kennedy Minker Divney and A Munker. Sterling Orchestra of White Plains to provide first class music. Proceeds support local needs amid Hastings on Hudson guests hosted by Mrs Martin A Fallon and friends.
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Tute Ear
George Burke
B.D. Murphy
E. Kennedy
Irvington
Hastings-on-Hudlson
Robert Carley
Harry Shone
Martin
A. Fallon
Ardsley Park Welcomes Second Daughter to Conger Family
Residents celebrate as Kenyon D Conger Jr and wife greet a young daughter born Monday. Mother and baby are reported doing fine. Grandparents in Narney Park express pride at the arrival of the new family member.
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Kenyon D, Conger, Jr
Wall
Ardsley
Parke
Conger
Rohoily
Grandma
Grandpa Conger
Narney Park
George E Cady Succumbs to Heart Failure
Irvington residents mourn the death of George E Cady due to heart failure. He ran a taxi business for years and is survived by wife Margaret and children Helen Marjorie Alice Joseph L. Cady, plus siblings Warren and Mrs Fred Cady. Funeral at Church of the Immaculate Conception with high Mass. Interment Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Irvington
George E. Cady
Cady
Br. Cady
William R. Roane
Mr. Cady
Saginaw
Suichigan
Oscar
Susan Cady
New York City
Margaret Cady
Helen
Marjorie
Alice Cady
Joseph L. Cady
Warren ‘Cady
Fred Cady
Schnectady
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Tax Receiver Speech Broadcast On Station W A
A fragmentary notice reports Tax Receiver WHI Ter delivering a radio speech Wednesday evening from Station W A. The broadcast covered taxation topics and regional concerns, with listeners urged to tune in for guidance on property and income assessments.
Death of Philip Koster Irvington Gardener Dies at Home
Philip Koster longtime Irvington resident and landscape worker died after a long illness. Born in Germany, he married Nora Quinn and worked for John Cannon and Sons and later Elsworth Sons and Dinkel Jewell firms. Survived by children John and Saul, sisters Clara Cruthers and Mrs Gertrude Lee, and many grandchildren. Funeral held at Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev Donlon presiding.
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Philip ‘Koster
Clinton Avenue
Irvington
Germany
Louis
Clara Koster
Koster
Nora’ Quinn
Westchester
John Cannon and Sons
Bedice I
New World
Hudson River
Ward
John Cannon
Elsworth & Sons
Elsworth
Dinkel& Jewell
Kester
Busine
Ale “Childean
John Koster
East Irvington
Saul Koster
The
Bronx
Charl Johnstone
Georg Wheeler
New York
Clara. Cruthers
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C. Sweetman
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McCoy
R. Ts Fortis
C. Dynes
Letion OF
Depot Square Improvement
ST. Paul's
M. E Church
M. H. Sharples
Miniater
Ovary
Union OF Parochial
Irvington Baseball Cals
Ardsley Park
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