Irvington Day Aims to Unify Village Spirit at Fair
Irvington residents celebrate a planned visit to the World’s Fair as a single village family. A public school plan for parochial and public pupils to attend together is urged, while critics push for reduced taxes and a broader tax reform without sales tax approval. Local voices warn against repeating failures in real estate tax relief and call for genuine community effort and self sacrifice to mobilize this march to the Fair.
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Irvington
New York
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Roosevelt Vanity and town notes from Irvington
A fragmented Irvington page recounts Roosevelts perceived vanity and critical tone toward his policy, alongside local notices. It covers high school events in Irvington and Greenburgh discussions, plus residents’ travels, retirements, and community happenings including church concerts, club meetings, and a fountain installation.
Local society notes from Yonkers and Ardsley social season
Five years ago Frederic D. Carter and his wife were married at the First Unitarian Church. The Buck Midte family and Misses Panay and Isabelle Gregory of Harriman Read prepare for society events this autumn. Misses Fanny Jane and Joan Smith of Ardsley Park mark a debut at Heaton Hall with a Racquet and Swimming Club dance planned. Agnes MacKenzie returns from two weeks at Delaware Water Gap while Stuart Peas heads home from Bermuda. Katherine Scott, Lestle Palmer, Noyes family members, and others appear in weekend social updates across Yonkers and Ardsley.
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Frederic D. Carter
First Unitarian Church
North Broadvas
Caroline Ea Buck Mitte
Panay
Isabelle
Carl A. Gregory
Harriman Read
Miter
Ardsley Bark
T Heaton
Stockbridge
Fanny-Jane
Joan Paris Smith
Warren Prosser Smith
Ardsley Park
Margaret Gates Discharged from Dobbs Ferr Hospital
Displaced marriage couple Margaret Gates of East Teaston and Infante Ron Tavere hired medical aid from Dobbs Ferr Hospital as part of a local transfer.
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Margaret Gates
East Teaston
Infante
Ron Tavere
Tome
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Dobbs Ferr Hospita
Sign Crusade Against Billboards In Irvington
A reader laments the persistence of large billboard signs along Broadway and Main Street after a prior campaign by the Girl Scouts to remove ads. He notes new signs reappearing near the tree lined South roadway arch and asks why removal efforts stall, urging public action and sustained protest.
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Irvington Gazette
Broadway
Main Street
Giel Scouts
Ceep
Etitori
Giel Scone
Kimbels Win Round Robin Tennis Title at Ardley Park
William A. Kimbel of Ardsley Park won the round robin tennis tournament at Andaley County Club Friday evening by 16 games to 2. Runners up were Stuart R. Stevenson and Frederick L. Moore of Ardsley Park with 10 wins and 8 losses. Daneas D. Satphos Jr. of Ferry posted 6 games and 12 losses, while Edwin W. Fiske Jr. of Ardsley Park had 4 wins and 14 losses. Mr and Mrs. John S. Snotham of Ardsley Park were in Baltimore last week.
Girl Scout Rally to Honor Scouts at St Barnabus Grounds
The Tivington Girl Scouts will hold their annual rally Sunday afternoon June 4 on the St Barnabus grounds weather permitting. Colonel Arnold of Garvison will crown the match with a formal signal. Short addresses come from Rev Otis Ihleo and Mayor William Merphy. Marie Louise Bowvier and Norma Grantont will advance to First Class. other candidates will move to Second Class and merit badges awarded. The event marks the close of the scout year and officers extend cordial invitations.
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Tivington
Ternoon
St. Barnabus
Arnold of
Garvison
Otis T. Ihleo
William A. Merphy
Marie Louise Bowvier
Norma Grantont
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Fragmentary note on parents’ attendance at work progress
A partial line indicates a request or invitation for parents to be present and learn about the work accomplished. The legible portion suggests an emphasis on parental involvement and reviewing recent progress.
School Notes Miss Leo 8 Mall Vocational Talk at Assembly
Miss Leo Mall spoke on Youth in the World at a High School Assembly held yesterday morning at the sanatorium. Miss Ball emphasized personality education and vocational training as key to success, noting personality accounts for about 75 percent of business success. No fatal road accidents were recorded in New Zealand in 18 days, the minister of transportation FR Semple reported.
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Allier Schools
New York
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Ball
New Zealand
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FR. Semple
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Canada
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Catskills
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Yonkers
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Albert Seger
St. Barnabas Club
H. B. Mores
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Round Brook
N. 3
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Christ Church, New York
Harry Woodstock
Steam Roller
Jennege
Enernest Winale
Lower Broadway
Greesburgh
Yal
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Dows Lane
Delaware Water Gap
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Stuart Peas
Arnley Terrace
Bermada
Katherine Scott
Mas. HA Scott
Chicago
Lestle R Palmer
Wil Dawara Noyes
Low Brook
Sunnyside Lane
Bianey W. Noyes
Horsbas
Richard
W. A. Kimbels
John 8. Snotham
Baltimore
Irvington National Bank and Trust Company
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Girl Scout News
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