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Newspaper

Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1927

Page

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Funeral Services for L. J. Kiernan Held This Morning

Lawrence J. Kiernan a long time Irvington resident and skilled painter died Tuesday evening after a weeks long illness. Born in Ireland he came to Irvington 64 years ago and earned wide renown for his decorating work. He served in social and political circles including a tax receiver race, and belonged to Foresters of America Court Sunnyside Exempt Firemen’s Association and Holy Name Society. The funeral was at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Sleepy Hollow. He is survived by his son William daughter Fannie Kiernan and brother Michael.

Lawrence J. Kiernan Home Place Mr. Kiernan Ireland James and Bridget Kiernan Irvington Westchester County Sunnyside No. 209 Foresters of America Exempt Firemen's Association Holy Name Society of the Immaculate Conception Church Immaculate Conception Church Father Denton Sleepy’ Hollow Kiernan William Fannie Kiernan Michael

Volunteer Fireman John Rockwell Dies at 82

John Rockwell of 155 Highland Avenue Port Chester N Y an honorary member of the Westchester County Volunteer Firemen's Association since 19 died Thursday at the city hospital The obituary notes his long service as a volunteer fireman and his standing in the local fire service community.

John Rockwell Highland Avenue Portchester N. Y Rockwell Westchester County Volunteer Firemen’s Association

Brave Pocantico Hills girl saves drowning man at Ferguson Lake

Hilda Knight, thirteen, rescued James Hickey who fell from a raft at Ferguson Lake in Pocantico Hills. After diving twice without success, she surfaced his unconscious body on the third attempt and kept him afloat until help arrived. Her training and swimming skill drew nationwide praise.

James Hickey Ferguson's Lake Pocantico Hills Miss Knight Hilda Knight Ferguson Lake Mr. Hickey

Irvington Bank Report Highlights Growth to Over 1.25 Million

The Irvington National Bank reports a rapid post period rise by June 20. It notes strong local patronage and a commitment by officers and staff to assist customers. Resources exceed 1.25 million, with expectations of further gains in the next report.

Irvington National Bank

Junior Girls Friendly Society to Continue Sale Saturday

The sale of articles held July 14 at St Barnabas Parish House by the Junior Girls Friendly Society of St Barnabas Church was a success, yet many articles remain unsold. The sale resumes Saturday at 2:00 PM to clear surplus items and add funds to the treasury. All are invited to patronize the event.

St. Barnabas

Board of Education Members Scrutinize Details and Planning

Board members from the Chairman downward are deep in planning a program to guide schools after September. The work is shared across committees and demands many meetings during vacation. The Ossining Hose Company No 1 excursion draws attention with record ticket sales and extra dancing space planned for the steamer trip.

Board OF Education Eigen Uly Pup Ossining Hose Company No. 1

Alesi Moves to Larger Quarters in Irvington

The well known fruiterer P Alesi at 64 Main Street expands, moving next door to 668 in Pawling N Y. Mrs Alesi will continue operations on a larger scale with noting courtesy to patrons. John Courtney Cooke and Mrs Cooke of Irvington visited Pawling relatives over the weekend. A village resident offers a brass crib and a shop carriage at no charge to deserving families.

P. Alesi Ales John Courtney Cooke Jones Irvington Gazette Office

Gifts to the Irvington Library Endowments and Donations

Henry Gregory donates one hundred dollars to the Book Endowment Fund to support enduring access to literature. W Barton Eddison and F C Sayles gift a ten volume Pageant of America set. Other donors include R G Abercrombie Frederick King A K Luke and Mrs Edwin H Mairs with magazines for sick rooms. Miss Marie Fischer provides flowers enhancing reading rooms. Trustees thank patrons and seek continued support for library work.

Henry Gregory Irvington Public W. Barton Eddison F. C. Sayles R. G. Abercrombie Frederick King A. K. Luke Edwin H. Mairs Marie Fischer Irvington

Park for Mothers and Babies on School Grounds

The park on the public school grounds has seen constant use this past week. Children bring dolls and baby elephants for airing, but parts are lost or damaged. Scattered pieces are collected and returned to their disappointed owners, reflecting the innocence of childhood.

Barr Grant Wedding at St Thomas Church NYC

On Saturday July 9 at the Church of St Thomas New York City Mrs Josephine Grant wed Percy H Barr of this village. The couple are spending their honeymoon at the Thousand Islands and plan their return soon.

Church of St. Thomas New York City Josephine Grant Percy H. Barr Thousand Islands

Beechwood Players Elect Officers and Board for Year

The Beechwood Players held their annual meeting and election on Tuesday. John F. Gowan of Dobbs Ferry was reelected president, Mrs Frank A. Vanderlip reelected vice president, and Frederick A. Wilson of Ossining will serve again as secretary treasurer. Board of Managers include Mrs Charles D. Millard, Mrs Alfred Thurber, Mrs Julian C. Chase of Tarrytown, Louis Washburn, Mrs Merritt Wright Barnum, Mrs Willis Gemmell Mitchell, Mrs Louis Starke, Robert Eslaugh of Ossining, Mrs Frank Turner of Philipse Manor, Otto Huddle and Barrett Clark of Briarcliff. Morgan Sweetman of Mainstreet has secured a job at the newly constructed swimming pool on the grounds of the Ardsley Club.

Beechwood Players John F. Gowan Dobbs Ferry Frank A. Vanderlip Frederick A. Wilson Ossining Charles D. Millard Alfred Thurber Julian ‘C. Chase Tarrytown Louis Washburn Merritt Wright Barnum Willis Gemmell Mitchell Louis Starke Robert Eslaugh Frank Turner Philipse Manor Otto Huddle Barrett Clark Briarcliff

Prizes for Firemen’s Field Day Display At Harbor Island Park

At St Barnabas morning services note Rev Lewis Howell in charge during rector’s absence. Prizes for Hook and Ladder races on August 28 at Harbor Island Park Mamaroneck NY attract attention in Gazette window. Prizes to be exhibited in local stores before touring Tarrytowns Dobbs Ferry Hastings. Judges named include A V Sammis Huntington NY and others from Long Island.

Lewis Howell Mr. Howells William N. Colton Tarrytown Westchester County Volunteer Firemen's Association Harbor Island Park Mamaroneck N. Y Tarrytowns Dobbs Ferry Hastings Association A. V. Sammis Huntington L. Ty Long, Island

New Tarrytown lighting station formally opened

The Westchester Lighting Company unveils its Cortlandt street sub station in North Tarrytown with a noon ceremony and reception. Mr and Mrs James Knox welcome guests, while officials from Tarrytown and nearby towns attend. A buffet luncheon follows the ceremonies as the station shows off new equipment and efficiency.

Tarrytown Te Westchester Lighting Company Cortlandt Street North Tarrytown James Knox 24 South Gaby Dobbs Ferry Knox Eleanor Marjorie Martin North E Street New London

Fire on dock near Ardsley Club causes near disaster

Fire department responded Tuesday night at 11 16 to a blaze on the dock near the Ardsley Club. Several planks burned briefly before chemicals extinguished the flames, preventing spread to a nearby boathouse. Officials suspect locomotive sparks from the nearby New York Central line. Harold M. Payne of Lord and Burnham Company is taking a two week vacation.

Ardsley Club New York Central Harold M. Payne Lord & Burnham Company

Moth ers and Babies Benefit From Cool Park Pleasures

The recent hot spell drove people from homes to Matthiessen Park seeking cool river breezes. Mothers and babies flocked there to enjoy shade and river air as bath houses and showers saw heavy use. The park proved a major source of comfort for the community during the heat.

Matthiessen Park

Enthusiastic Motorist Mary Jean Murphy Learns Car Use

Miss Mary Jean Murphy of South F Street is learning to operate her own car during her vacation in town. She is seen trying to master various operations in this line.

Mary Jean Murphy South F Street Lally Miss Murphy

Gino C Speranza Dies at 55 in Ferrycroft

Gino C Speranza, 55, died after a prolonged illness following a minor operation. A noted lawyer and Kal adviser to the Royal Italian Consul General, he shaped probation laws in New York, served on immigration and prison associations, and worked with the American Embassy in Rome during WWI. He is survived by his wife Florence Colat.

Gino C. Speranza Ferrycroft Cornell Speranza Kal New York State Prison Association Gov. Hughes West Virginia New York Society Rome Florence Colat

Girls' Friendly Camp Weekend Plan at Bear Mountain

A party of local girls led by Misses Lillian Wistrand Catherine Wood Mildred Stover Annette Farlel Agnes Behrens and Catherine Roane will depart Saturday morning to spend the weekend and Sunday at the Girls' Friendly Camp at Bear Mountain.

Bear Mountain Lillian Wistrand Catherine Wood Mildred Stover Annette Farlel Agnes Behrens Catherine Roane

Installing gutter and drain on school grounds

Work began on the school property along West roadway to install a new gutter and drain. The feature will remedy excess water during storms that floods lawns along the roadway. The system will become part of the older drainage effort already in place but not fully effective.

Ossining Firemen Excursion Tickets On Sale At Gazette

Tickets for the Ossining Firemen’s excursion are available at the Gazette office. Steamer capacity is legally limited and safety precautions are noted. The notice also reports the death of Thomas Pardy of Irvington after a weeks long illness, survived by his wife Anna and brother Michael, with funeral arrangements at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and burial in St Mary’s Yonkers.

Ossining Office of the Gazette

East Irvington Notes On Neighbors Moves And Local News

East Irvington notes report neighbors planning moves to Rye New York and Perth Amboy and Kingston New Jersey. John Murphy buys Peter Gels property along Taxter Road. Local figures such as Miss Josephine Herlihy and Mik Kiernan family mourns Lawrence Kiernan. Water district vote passes unanimously and new Water Commissioners appointed. Community groups schedule meetings in August and summer visits to Sag Harbor Darien are noted.

John Herlihy Rye N.Y Herlihy John Murphy Peter Gels Taxter Road Murphy S. Volant As. Harold Scherb Tironx Solin Koster Josephine Herlihy Kingston N. J J. Neidzialkowski Perth Amboy Pallida Tarrytown East Irvington William A. Buckley Board of Water Commissioners Frank P. Murphy William R. Roane

Ferry Loses Well Known Resident Thomas Killelea Dies

Thomas Killelea aged 68 died at his Dobbs Ferry home on Monday evening after eleven days of pneumonia. Born in Ireland he lived in Tarrytown eleven years before moving to Dobbs Ferry nine years ago. Funeral Mass was held at Sacred Heart Church and he is survived by wife and four children. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery.

Thomas Killelea Dobbs Ferry Mr. Killelea Ireland Tarrytown Church of the Sacred Heart Father

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. J. Kiernan Sleepy Hollow DR. Dayton Maine Dr. Hughes Dayton Ardsley Park Weld, Maine Aberdeen Georrd Adam Reay Ferryhill Biocherg.ey Cambridge Reay Kilgour Christina‘ Konrad Sunior Girls’ Friendly Society H. M. Bortman Spiro Manufacturing Company Urban Cduntries, Inc Ossining Firemen’s Excursion Irvington Library Barr—Grant Beechwood Players Elect NEW Morgan Sweetman Mainstreet West. Lighting Co Mrs. James George Gino C Sjerrycroft George Helke Croton Avenue Serastte Bofel Thomas Pardy Yonkers ST. Mary's Cemetery Mr._and Edwin J. Barr Mrt Aiea Andrew Elder Main St Pandy Michael and Mary Pardy Mangin Gautnin St.Mary's Parochial School Tioth Misa Anna Pardy Michael Party New York Ciy East Virginia “Herlihy Mr. Saale C. Odell Fourth Lake Mik Fannie Kernan Ood John Jordan Anes Jordan Elmsford Brennan White Plaine Mts M “ Tonenl Kelly AG. Hatn Lincoln Kiernan Holdings Ast Irvington Road St. Claire's Circle John Foster N. J. Leonard Sag Harbor, L. 1 Beatrice Burke Miss Ayers John Koster Darien Conny Mr. and Airs Martin Shallighnessy The Friendly Hour Society of Union Chapel George Duggan Ossining Hose Co
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