Turner Lumber Yard Strike Ends After 2 Days
Two day dispute at J. C. Turner Lumber Company in Irvington ends with 11 workers back at work after union recognition and wage gain. Pay rises spread from 50 to 70 cents per hour, with the company citing wholesale focus and jurisdictional issues but not opposing unions.
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Irvington
J. C. Turner Lumber Company
J. A. Currey
Currey
International “Brotherhood of Teamsters
A. F
Lorane Fation
Turner Yard
Turner
Comepany
Turner Comepany
John Franx
Teene
P. D. Pearse
Tullding “Tradex
Cornell
ALF
Westeles
Pears
Turner Come
Teamsters
Turner Company
Ware Es
Irvington Loses Seventh Straight in Hard-Fought Tilt
Irvington dropped its seventh straight game at Memorial Park as Hartdale rallied through eight innings. Campbell homered in the first for Irvington, Tenry held earlier, but a late inning burst produced eight runs to seal the loss and extend the skid. Continued on Page Five.
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Irvington
Memorial Park
Sundadale-Cornells
Hartsdale
Campbell
Tenry
Irvin
Ban On Saw Mill River Swimming In Yonkers
Irvington police assist Yon Hee in stopping swimming in Saw Mill River to protect Yonkers water supply. Health Commissioner McGillian asks Michael J. Har money and John Carey to help clean watershed. Hermann W. Merkel to instruct parkway police. Villages along the river to summons bathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Yon Hee
Saw Mun
Yonkers
Eugene F. ‘McGillian
Michael J. Har ‘Money
Parkway
Tracy Dows Dies in London Former Irvington Resident
Tracy Dows, 65, formerly of Irvington, son of the late David and Margaret Dows, died unexpectedly in London, England last Saturday. Born in Irvington at Charlton Tall, he spent youth there, later moved to Rhinebeck, NY, and for the past five to six years resided in London. His Dows estate on Dows Lane bore the family name. he was connected to Irvington society and to Mrs. Edwin Mairs and Mrs. John Calvert.
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Tracy Dows
Irvington
David and
Margaret Dows
London
England
Mr. Dows
Charlton Tall
Ther
Adam K. Luke
Allee T. Olin
Irvinton
Rhinebeck
New York
Dows Lane
Dows Estate
Dows
Edwin Malrs
Tate
John Calvert
Dawn
Ardsley Dance Attracts Nearly Two Hundred Guests
An attendance of about two hundred joined a gay tea dance on Monday evening in Ardsley. Notables included Mr and Mrs Murphy of Dobbs Ferry, Margaret Wan Town, Mr and Mrs S. B. M of Bronxville, and Mr and Mrs D Lovekin of Hastings. Water sports were postponed due to rain. The next monthly dance will be next Saturday with Irving Rose and his orchestra providing music.
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Ardsley
and Murphy
Af Dobbs
Margaret J. Wantown
Bronxvile
D . Lovekin
Hastings
Duncan D
William P. Stuart Peabody
Edwin W. F Fry
W. D
Irving Rose
el Morocco
Hotel Pierre
Ditmars Urges Drivers to Save County Wildlife
Dr Raimond L Ditmars president of The association appeals to motorists to slow down on county roads to protect birds and animals. He notes time and game birds are killed and urges caution at night to reduce wildlife fatalities on highways.
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West
Raimiond L. Ditmars
Ditmars
Visit Notes For Lisa Colton With Father In North Carolina
Lisa Margaret Colton spends two weeks with her father Reverend William S N Colton at Mimosa Inn in Tryon North Carolina. Mr Colton plans to travel to Arizona around the first of September.
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Lisa Margaret Colton
William SN. Colton
Mimosa Inn
Tryon
North Carolina
Mr. Coleton Ix
Arizona
Irvington waterfront dredging funded by Congress
Congress approves a $15,000 Rivers and Harbors appropriation to deepen the Irvington waterfront to 27 feet from the J C Turner Lumber Company wharf eastward, with funds available next July and ongoing maintenance of $2,000 annually. project endorsed by the War Department and local Chamber of Commerce, championed by Rep Charles D Millard of Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
J. C. Turner Lumber Company
Senate
Congress
Corp of Engineers
War Department
Turner Comany
Tumber Company
Toeat
Bridal Plans of Genevieve Peter Kane Wedding
Genevieve Peter of Castletown Hudson and the late William Peter will wed Stanley E Kane son of Edward and Mrs Kane the ceremony set for Saturday July 17 at Emanuel Reformed Church Castleton Rev Philip Luther of Albany to officiate A reception follows at the bride's home Miss Peter a longtime Irvington music teacher maid of honor Helen Stubbe Irvington Hawthorne bridesmaids Ruth Clamber Brooklyn and Ethel Kane Albert Kane Nickerson Dobbs Ferry ushers Kate Wise and others listed
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Pen Peter
Castletonone
Hudson
William Peter
Stanley E. Kane
Edward Kane
East Sunnyside Lane
Emanuel Reformed Church
Castleton
Philip Luther
Albany
Miss Peter
Irvington
Kane
New York Central Lines
Harmon
Helen Stubbe
Hawthorne
Ruth Clamber
Brooklyn
Ethel Kane
Truxsell Nickerson Af Dobbs Ferryman
Kate Wise
Albert Kane Tran
Briarcliff Lodge Changes Hands in Westchester Group
Briarcliff Lodge in Sleepy Hollow has been purchased by a group of Westchester citizens linked to Edgerwoal Park School and Junior Community efforts. The resort with extensive grounds, hotel, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis courts, athletic fields, and an eighteen hole golf course will continue as a summer inn and be upgraded for events while preserving its character. John W. Greene remains managing director and Ganiner will continue as resident manager to operate the hotel this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briarcli” Lodge
Sleepy Hollow
Westchester
Edgerwoal Park School
Newts
Techival
John W. Greene
An Earter Te Ganiner
Cumming Re elected President of Board of Education
A Irving Cumming was re elected president of the Board of Education at the organization meeting of the board held in the II School on Monday night. H B Morris was reappointed clerk and Joseph P Fallon treasurer to succeed the late John F Tewe. His present term as trustee expires next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Irving Cumming
Board of Education
H. B. Morris
Joseph P. Fallon
John F. Tewe
Edin
Laud Hospital Daily Fee Plan Gains Wide Support
Westchester residents praise the Associated Hospital Service three cents a day plan for hospital care. Letters from patients in Mount Kisco Ossining Yonkers and White Plains report significant savings and improved experiences under the plan with many recommending it to others. The nonprofit includes 240 hospitals in Westchester and New York area.
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Westhester Ase
Publc
Frank van Dyk
Associated Hospital Service
Lexington Avenue
New York
Westchester
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Lawrence Hospital
Bronxville
Mount Vernon Hospital
New Rochelle
Northern “Westchester
Mount Kisco
Ossining“ Hospital
Peekskill Hospital
St. Agnes Hospital
White Plains
St. John's Riverside Hospital
Yonkers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tarrytown
United Hospital
Port Chester
Hos Hospital
Mt. van Dyk
Allen Adams
Howe Avenue
New
Itochelle
E Sussman
Brook Street
Han
Ethan
Ie Nan
Uautsies
Fle
Troom Magestout Verne ‘Hrast Company
Ttiding
Mount
United States Civil Service Examinations Open
The United States Civil Service commission announces open competitive exams for skilled trades with appointment in Washington vicinity. Citizens meeting requirements may apply for positions with a base salary of 1860 dollars yearly. Applicants must show at least one year of journeyman experience after completing an apprenticeship or four years of practical experience in the trade. Full information from Irvington post office via Morris, U.S. Civil Service Board.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washingtond
United States
Sears
Aygrenticeaup
Morris
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Irvington
May Protest Health Resort On Broadway
Residents of South Broadway plan action to stop using the former Donaldson Brown property as a women health farm run by Robert S Taplinger. They argue the health facility conflicts with village zoning provisions restricting hospital uses and seek a board decision on public interest.
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South Broadway
Donaldson Brown
Robert S. Taplinger
Caresend
Shower for Mary V Hewitt
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a shower event for Mary V Hewitt with unclear details. The readable bits name Mary V Hewitt and suggest a social gathering or celebration, but specifics such as date time place or attendees are missing. Further readable text needed to confirm the event scope and location.
Westchester Charter Reform Sought in Taxpayer Appeal
Westchester County Tax Association led by Alice W. Griffith urges voters to back a new county charter. The appeal argues the current Board of Supervisors lacks an executive head, inflates taxes, and leaves finances unaccountable. It cites a county debt over 3 million and proposes a modern, centralized administration to reduce taxes and improve governance.
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Westchester County Taxes Association
Board of Supervisors
Setuip
Seara
Westchester
Juhrings Entertain for H V Brooks Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs John C Juhring Jr of Cricket Mill Ardsley Park hosted a supper party Wednesday night for the birthday anniversary of Henry Wall Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Henry S Brooks of The Grey House Ardsley Park and brother of Mrs Juhring Attendees included Mrs Brooks Miss Sarah Fraser Miss Anita Zeltner Miss Cynthia Northey Dr and Mrs F Hamilton Merrill Mr and Mrs Duncan Dunbar Sutphen Jr and Henry E Dunn Jr among others local and regional names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Juhring
Cricket Mill
Ardsley Park
Henry Wall
Brooks
Henry 5. Brooks
Grey House
Julring
Sarah Fraser
Anita Zeltner
Scarsdale
Cynthia Northey
Salem
Mass
Maitland L. Briggs
John, Hinks
Taxter Road repairs ease traffic in Tarrytown area
Greenburgh actions fix Taxter Road between East Irvington Square and Elmsford near Broadway reduce congestion in lower Tarrytown. Broadway reconstruction has progressed enough to shorten detours and improve flow despite warning areas in Dobbs Ferry and Ossining. Continuous improvements speed travel from Irvington to White Plains Road.
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Greenburgh
Taxter
Irvington Square
Tarrytown
White Plains
Elmsford
Broadway
Dobbs Ferrs
Ossining
Irvin
Tarry
New Ladders On Fire Truck Replace Older Gear
Fire department reports a overhaul and replacement of an aging fire truck ladder system. New ladders measure fifty five feet, are five feet longer than the old, and lighter yet stronger and easier to handle. The truck has been out of service for three months during the upgrade.
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Servie
Pany
Tong Island
Bowlers Roll Up Big Scores at Lawn Bowling Club
The Irvington Presbyterian Lawn Bowling Club Green hosted a championshp tournament on Wednesday night. Jess Pearce Jon Grant John Neilson and Matt Turner won their match, defeating Alex Ros GT Adams Charlie Iitehte and John Tan. In the other match Willand Harry Templeton and Allen Andy Muir John dhes Tom Mew Hood Fred M1 des 178 Robert Robertson Neal Golp elyn and William Brown beat Lachlan McCalum John Ronald and Dr J ly Breen 16 13.
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Irvington Presbyterian Lawn Bowling Club
T Igsher
Jess Pearce
Jon Grant
John Neilson
Matt Turner
Skip
Alex Ros
Gt Adams
Charlie Iitehte
John Tan
Meanaghle
Willa Houghton
Alex Camp
Alex Inn
Ernest Cavagn Charles Carter
James
Tom Mew Hood
Fred M1
Des 178
Robert Robertson
Neal Golpelyn
William Brown
Eben du Mex Wekinnan
James 3M Donald
Lachlan Campbell
Jol Breenan
Lachlan McCalum
John Ronald
J. Ly Breen
Annual Dinner of Altar and Rosary Society
The annual dinner of the Altar and Rosary Society of the Immaculate Conception Church will be held at the Olde Meldeberg at Whit Mains on Tuesday evening. Address: Broadway and Main St. 20 for White Plains.
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The
Altar and Rosary Society of the Immaculate Conception
Home From Bermuda Mins Stargates Switophy Returns
Mins Stargates switophy of East Sunnyarde Lane has returned from a vacation in Bermuda, resuming daily routines. The brief notice confirms the travel completion and current address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Switophy
East Sunnyarde Lane
Bermuda
Memorial Park Fourth of July Celebration Draws Crowds
Irvington hosts its first three day Fourth of July festival at Memorial Park led by the Children’s Day Committee under Charles Lee. The event drew over two thousand for a Monday fireworks finale with no reported accidents and featured tennis, horseshoe, races, and junior contests. Local merchants and the village contributed to the fund, with a parade and concert preceding the evening display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Irvington
Tract
Charles Lee
Corps of Sons of Veterans
Polce
Tavit
Tevjimaton
Therogram
W. Baw
Prn Amit
Ual Memorrowe
Eugene Reilly
Irving Halstead
Robert Hayes
Carl Tenkinson
Knut ‘Wistrand
Paul Henderson
Dako
Chistian
Aldtimers
Trvington Stolk
Joe Schunk
Crownson Hoys
Dobbs Perry
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Turner Lumber Yard
Hartsdale-Cornell
J.C. Turner Company
Genevieve Peter
Stanley Kane
Briarcliff Lodge
Laud Hospital
Dobbs Ferry
United States Civil Service Examination
Rose Dor Farm Study
Mary V. Hewitt
Taxpayers Association
Fight
H. V. Brooks
Irvingto
Senor
Euxeno
Reilly
Haletead
Fnals
Rob Mayex
Carl Jenkinson
Bel
Knute Wistrand
P. Henderson
Boyard Dash
Toweys Connors
G. Nilsson
Milch
A. Maye
Goyard Dash
B. Saganotti
Alice Jones
Jane Lee
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