Dobbs Ferry Hospital Association elects leadership
Colonel F Q Brown named president at annual meeting. Walter Cluett elected vice president and Frederic D Carter renamed treasurer. Arthur Beswick assistant treasurer and secretary. Board members include residents from Irvington and Ardsley Park. Douglas L Dunbar reported on improvements and Carter tallies finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic D. Carter
Arthur B. Beswick
F. Q. Brown
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Irvington
Ardsley Park
Direc
Tor
North Broadw
Heswick
Spiro Park
Astell J. Dyles
Harry J. Shaw
Douglas L. Dunbar
Carter Ga
N. Reynolds Crooks
Ndenin
Carter
Walker
John
Jose ‘MM
Reilly Backed for Postmaster in Yonkers Area
William Cronin of Yonkers was notified by U S Senator Robert Wagner that Joseph J Reilly of 105 Mr Reilly will succeed Mrs Anna O Leary of East Irvington after her husband John died last year. Reilly had operated in the Irvington district since 1934 and is favored to become postmaster amid local political activity noting names such as Gerad, Keth, and Catherine in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cronin
Yonkers
Chalman
U. S
Robert Wagner
Joseph J. Reilly
Reilly
Anna. O'Leary
East Irvington
John
Irvington
King
Van
Enildre Robert
Juhring Child Injured in Fall From Porch
A two year old boy, John C. Juhring Jr., of Crickett Hill Andes Park, is in serious condition at Dobbs Ferry Hospital with a fractured skull after falling from a second story railing at his grandparents home on Studson Road. The accident occurred Sunday while the child played near the railing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Juhring
Ard
Andes Park
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Henry’. Brooks
Studson Road
Sullivan Case Reclassified as Accident After Inquest
Examiner Amos Squire Wendesday reversed the death narrative, ruling the man died by accident rather than own action. Dr. Squire announced a new stance after reviewing evidence, noting a temporary act linked to self harm while the estate of Bernon T. Woodle in River View Road was involved. Further study was planned with Dr. Evan J. Sith as the pronouncement topic was debated at an inquest in Peters here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Squire Wendesday
Squire
Stan
Sullivan
Bernon T. Woodle
Riverview Toad
Woodly
Evan J. Sith
Millard Replies to Mrs O Day on WPA in Westchester
Congressman Charles D. Millard of Tarrytown this week gave his strongest response yet in the WPA controversy. He defended the Westchester district director at White Plains against charges raised by Mrs Agnes Meyer chairwoman of the county recreation commission, and questioned whether she seeks protection for her or for the federal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Millard
Tarrytown
WPA
Westchester County
Tent Alive
Congress
Agnes Meyer
Westchester Recreation Commission
White Plains
Ted
Irs
Village Memorial Day observance in Westchester County
Kingston held a notable Memorial Day event with over 40 service units. A World War Memorial ceremony at the high school led to a parade to Memorial Park on South Broadway where a bronze plaque honored Irvington men who gave their lives in the WWI conflict. A fife drum and bugle corps contest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kington
Memorial Park
South Broadway
Irvington
Ardsley Country Club Opens Pool Tomorrow
Ardsley Country Club announces the opening of its pool tomorrow with an inauguration for water sports. Chairman Chabison and organizer John Hineks oversee the event and welcome guests to the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley
Ardsley Comuntry
Chab, Ison
Thairge
John At. Hineks
Week In Review Highlights Local Cases And Crimes
A review of recent town events shows Kathleen Moran of Kendall Ave settled a claim for injuries for 100 dollars before Judge Henry Loran. In Tarrytown, a tractor incident on West Main Street dock sent five to hospital. Construction permits totaling about 11,040 were issued by village building inspector Richard Adelt. A neighborhood meeting at Wildey Street discussed a county league fight. James Lyden sentenced to six months for a morals charge involving a 12 year old girl. Five camp terms were set for Corona, Ly, Jume 6th, with more detail pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Moran
Kendall Ave
Henry Loran
Tarrytown
Richard Adelt
Adelt
Benjamin
Jas
Tarrytown Road
Falrot
James
Lyden
Greenburgh
Petrie
Gristede’s
Corona
Sturday
Timie
Dee
Ossining Man Injured as Car Struck Hydrant
A Ossining man identified as Sumuel Stevenson of 87 Thunter Street was injured when his car struck a hydrant on the bridge. The impact caused a nose injury and prompted medical evaluation. Police investigated the minor accident and no serious harm or charges were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Sumuel
Stevenson
Thunter Street
Oxsting
Ossining Firemen Push Plans for Zone Changed Boat Ride
Plans advance for Ossining Hose Co. No. 1 annual excursion to Coney Island and the Rockaways on July 29. Two stops slated at Scarboro and J.C. Turner Inn, with Hudson villages attendance. crowd expected to reach several thousand. Details note the Claremont boat and a party engagement with Judson Holding Inc. to facilitate apartment plans near Ardsley Casino amid local protests and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Ossiing Hose Co
Coney Island
Rockaways
Scarboro
J.C. Turner
Hudson
Claremont
Dayis
Vent Ary
Tim Hrongon
Barman
Arthur Johnson
Nick Floretta
James Tompkins
Browning Elected New Head Of Robin's Nest
Mrs Henry K Browning of Grace is elected president of the Board of Managers for the home for crippled and convalescent children at a Rabin’a Nest meeting Tuesday morning. She succeeds Mrs Alfred McEwen of South Broadway. Mrs J V D Mack of Irvington named first vice president. Mrs McEwen second vice president. James Hall Irvington named secretary, assisted by Miss Mary Marix of Irvington. Mrs Thomas Luke of Hraemar retires as secretary. John Calvert Irvington remains treasurer with Ruth Rutter Irvington assisting. Mrs Charles T Newberry Irvington will chair the house committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Browning
Grace Hha
Robin's Nest
Rabin'a Nest
Alfred McEwen
South Broadway
J. V. D. Mack
Irvington
McEwen
James Hall
Mins Mary Marix
Thomas Luke
John , Calvert
Mins Euther Rutter
Irvingon
Charles T. Newberry
Irving
Bishop Manning Confirms Class At St. Barnabas
The Tight Tov William Mann ing Bishop of the New York Diocese administered the rite of Confirmation and preached at the 11 AM service at St Barnabas Episcopal Church. Present were Mia James Dyson Ferol Stratton Katherine Bassett Marilyn Tonfer Matty Bartholomew Gretal Bowen Patricia Peabody Kenneth Mcl Uride John Gelston Jr Edward Jonkinson and Robert Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘T Manning
New York Diocese
St. Bannabas
John Gelston
Edward Jon
Ikinson
Robert Hayes
Players Give Show to Aid Veterans in Irvington
An appreciative audience of 250 gathered in the Town Mall last night for the Federal Players Project second production to benefit the Irvington Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. The three act comedy The Aristocratic Widow with a Sense of Humor featured a witty plot about a protective mother and her schemes to aid her son, ending with the Widow reigning supreme as Hianehe Collins delivered a standout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Mall
Federal Players Project
Irvington Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Keownell
Hianehe Collins
Dobbs Ferry Plans Bi Monthly Summer Band Concerts
The Dobbs Ferry Board of Trustees approved a Federal Music Project sponsored series of bi monthly concerts in Edwin Bould Park on Radford Avenue. A 65 piece philharmonie orchestra directed by Dr Karl Lorenz will perform with lighting and seating provided for musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs Ferry
Captain Siler Ito Direct Fire School Unit Here
Instruction in fire fighting will be conducted during the coming month for volunteers here by C Edward Silers of the Department. The fire school starts Tuesday June 9 and continues on Tuesday nights June 16 and onward for four weeks outdoors at the J C Turner Lumber Co yard. Flood lights allow after dark instruction on ladders hose and other firefighting equipment. This is the fourth time the school is held here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Edward Silers
Chevrolet Motors Honors Chillimi For Meritorious Service
Sal Chillimi, a salesman for Cawood Motors, received the high honor for meritorious service in the Atlantic Coast region. Company records show he led the used car department in sales percentage, cutting stock and earning top status in the region. The award, announced during a regional prize event, pleased Chillimi though associates voiced mixed reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Chillimi
Cawood Motors
Aitlelals
Tarrytown
Cincer
Grae
Cawood
McBride Named to Police Post in Summer Coverage
McBride was appointed temporary patrolman by the Board of Trustees to serve during the summer vacation period. Special Patrolman Robert Stowe will fill in for Patrolman Joseph Tetke, who is seriously ill at home on Main Street. Chief Bernard F. McCall, recently injured, may take a prolonged rest. Both McBride and Stowe will be paid $26.50 weekly amid other municipal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcbride
Police Civil Service Hist
Board of Trustees
Robert Stowe
Joseph Tetke
Main Street
Bernard F. McCall
Elke
Mesiride
Stone
Fire Department
New York Central Allroad
North Astor Street
Jerome
Willam “Connick
East Irvington
Lockwood and Pateman Win Town Hall Coal Contract
Lockwood and Pateman submitted the low bid Monday night to the Board of Trustees for supplying the annual 70 tons of coal for the Town Hall. The local coal and building materials firm, Lockwood and Pateman, was awarded the order at $717.50 per ton. The Westchester Service Company, Irvington, led by Joseph Nor, appears in the surrounding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Lockwood and Pateman
Fim
Westchester Service
Irvington
Joseph Nor
Lawn Bowlers Open Season at Presbyterian Church Green
The Irvington Presbyterian Lawn Bowling Club starts its season with a June 6 ceremony on the church greens. A Metropolitan League match features Tor eal against Mont is, followed by refreshments courtesy of Mr Wagner. David Paton greets members and guests. speakers include Joseph Clendenin Ardley Park chair, Rev Robert MacGowa, and Charles P. McClelland who will roll the first bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Presbyterian Lawn + Bowling Club
Aciview
Toreal Club
Montis
Tefreshmenta
Ie Wagner
Irvington Pharmacy
David Paton
Joseph Clendenin
Ardley” Park
Robert MacGowa
Charles P. McClelland
Dobbs Ferry
U. S. Customs Courts
Organize Bleakley Club Gains Momentum in North Tarrytown
A movement backing Bleakley for governor received new drive after an organization was formed at a North Tarrytown meeting last night. The gathering announced the group and set aims for future action in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleakley
North
Tarrytown
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Franklin Q. Brown
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Walter Cluett
Cronin
Juhring
Millard
Squire Rules
PWA
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Edward Siller
W. Barton Eddison
Girl Scouts
Petries
the Week In Review
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Wildey Street
Charles DeLade Ie
Marnhart
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Turner Dock
Judson Holding
Mattlasd J. Griggs
Ardsley Avenue
James Schmelzel
Henry Stanford Brooks
Arthur’ Ache
Walter JB
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Hudson Tol Ing Incorporated
Franklin M. Manes
Syndicat
Cassina
Bishop Manning Confirms
ST. Barnabas
Mr. Colton
Federal Music Pros
Siler Ito
Chevrolet Motors
Accord
Heike
Lockwood
Pateman
Presbyterian Church
Bleakley Club
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