Why Innet Narrowly Keeps Seat In Westchester Assembly
In a district where nomination equals election, H Innets return seems assured as Member of Assembly from the 2d Westchester District. Despite a concerted effort to unseat him and deny GOP endorsement, public praise for his Albany work persists. The motive for discarding him remains unclear, and the plan did not succeed.
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Awaii
H. Innet
Westchester
Whiteh
Greenburgh
Republican Town Committee
Albany
State Senate
Innet
Irvington Falls Short in Westchester Cancer Drive
Westchester Cancer Committee reports Irvington has only donated 700 of a 3500 quota as the campaign ends in a few days. The shortfall risks the county reaching its 150000 goal. last campaign Irvington surpassed its 3000 quota. Donations sent to 89 Pondfield Road, Bronxville will count toward Irvington.
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Westchester Cancer Committee
Irvington
Committee For
Pondfield Road
Bronxville
Churches Drive Irvington Growth Amid Construction
Buildings under way in Irvington reach $207,850, led by a $125,000 three story factory near the New York Central right of way. Five new residences approved, including Meadowbrook Road and Half Moon Landing sites. The Wood-Lea School gains a $15,000 pool permit, and a greenhouse remodel costs $5,500. The Community Church Leaders gather at St Barnabas with Dr Henry Smith Leper as keynote, electing Frederick D. Carter president and approving a $1305 budget for 1952.
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Irvington
Stephen H. Hart
Board of Trustees
New York Cental
Photocolor
Waller
Said” Karr
Meadowbrook Road
W. T. Kelly
Half “Moon Landing
James D'Agostino
Lewis Road
Roy Cole
Harriman Read
Edward Palmer
Willow Street
Wood-Lea
Rose Dor Farms
Broadway
Clair J. Smith
Ralph Mattiessen
Ihember Church
Dobbs Ferry
Ardley
Hastings
Eller
First Reformed Church of
Langford Baldwin
St. Barnabas Church
Ardsley
Wiliam
Lindsey
Dobbs Forryighehnol
John B. Everts
Alg. Bostenbrok
United Council of Church Women
Miss
Irvington Volunteers Earn Nurses Aide Caps at Ossining
Irvington volunteers among a large class qualifying as nurses aides were capped at the Ossining Women’s Club last week. Honorees include Violet Whipple Alice Cady and others from the Irvington Branch. Mrs Ralph Shoots and Mrs Faith Griggs completed the same course earlier in White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ossining
Year End Sale at Nearly New Shop in Tarrytown
The Nearly New Shop of the Tarrytown Junior League on South Broadway will hold a year end sale Monday to Thursday from 10 am to 4 pm. Proceeds support the Hudson River Speech Center Inc and the New York State Association for Crippled Children. Volunteers staff the shop and clothing for the family is heavily discounted.
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Arthur P. Higes
Tarrytown
South Broadway
Junior League
Nearly
Hudson| River Speech Center Inc
Junior League of Tarrytown
Speech
New York State Association For
Chilren
Irvington Veterans Protest Memorial Plans and Influence
Irvington veterans protested the village board’s plan for a World War II memorial without consulting the local VFW. They urged the board to consider a shared village memorial such as a swimming pool or community building, and offered to form a veterans committee to advise on an appropriate tribute. Commander Richard Irwin and 25 post members attended the board meeting to press for inclusive planning.
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Irvington
Éleeton
Conanta Vetees
Richard Irwin
Irvington Post
V.F.W
VFW
Tvington
Tevington
Haseen
The
Post
Irwin
Peter A. Gorey
August
Sunday School Picnic at Tevington Presbyterian Church
The Sunday School of the Tevington Presbyterian Church will hold its annual picnic on Saturday at Indian Point. Buses will leave the church promptly at 9:30 AM. Primary and intermediate pupils are invited to attend. Transportation provided. Primary children must be accompanied by an adult. a small charge for adult transportation. Children may bring swimming salts and lunch boxes. Small swimming fee. Reservations: Mrs Joseph Rowan Irvington 34x or Frank C Gilbert Jr Tarrylown 0053.
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Tevington Presbyterian Church
Indian Point
Irs
Joseph Rowan
Irvington
Frank C. Gilbert Jr
Tarrylown
These Angels Plan For a New Wing at St Barnabas Church
The St Barnabas Church hosts Seto supper for the Van Keuren wing Saturday evening from 6 to 7 with a surprise Sunday School play by listed participants. If rain, event moves to Parish House. otherwise in the yard behind the church. Irvington Dance Band and Bill Hoover will perform after the play. admission charged with proceeds donated.
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St. Barnabas
van Keuren
Scot Hand
Aan Roberts
Carol Hackbarth
Patty Glenn
Judy Prins
Donald+ Stewart
Alison Gordon
Hans Kertess
Betsy’ Thorndike
Carlyn Tighoot
Joann Sutherland
Ian. Ockmeyer
Roxy Peterson
Betty Igelt
JoAnn Camper
Zoe Bansor
Richard Hughes
Las Zhick
Jean Stover
Irvington
Bill Hoover
Ardsley
Ted Stele
Messer Clapham
Ms Assstance
Bert
Five Auto Accidents Lid In Irvington Police Report
Five automobile accidents were investigated by the Irvington police over the long holiday weekend with only one involving no personal injuries. Three occurred Saturday, one Sunday morning, one Monday afternoon. the Sunday incident injured Harold Sutherland and his wife when their car hit an electric pole near Round Road in Ardsley Park. They were treated for head and facial injuries and taken home. Two cars struck trees and a Consolidated Edison pole on Saturday, yielding property damage but no injuries. Other Saturday events included a car hitting a tree on Broadway, a tire blowout causing a crash at Circle Drive, and a wreck at Sieh Street near a light store. all three drivers faced village property damage summonses. Monday’s crash involved Barbara Schneider whose car struck Onofrio DiChiara’s sedan after she swerved to avoid oncoming traffic, damaging the DiChiara vehicle’s rear fender.
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Irvington
Harold Sutherland
Columbia Avenue
Obs Ferry
Sutherland
Washington Avenue
Round Road
Ardsley’ Park
Roger Fallon
Leo Bock
Ington
Ardsley Park
Chesley E. ‘Mith
Juck & Consolidated Edison Pol
John It
Tyler
Mastngs
Broadway
Fallon
Beck
Mt Broadway
Circle Drive
Loughlin J. Morgan
Tayor and
Morgan
Tees
Sparrow
Weather No Bur to Cerebral Palsy Drive
Irvington campaign in second week for National Cerebral Palsy fund raising drive reports heartening early response. Mrs Nelson W Kimbal, campaign chairman, announced progress and thanks to donors. Special gifts continue to be accepted as the drive pushes toward a stated goal.
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Irvington
Nelson W. Kimbal
Coopersion
Esser Nominated by Greenburgh Gop to Oppose Inet
Westchester County GOP favors Esser for the State Assembly seat in the 2nd district. Amid opposition to Inet of Yonkers and North Yonkers areas, Greenburgh committee seeks Esser as successor after Suthergreen withdraws. County committee later endorses Esser for November ticket amid local backing from Fairview and Hartsdale communities.
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Edward H. Inet
Westchester
Hich
Yonkers
Treenburgh
Greenburgh
Innet
OM. Innet
P. Boice Ester
Tartsdale
Westchester County Republican Committee
Green
Burgh Republican Couners
Tnnt
Suthergreen
antiIanet
Niies
Esser
Westchester Young Men's Republian Clubs
Prince- ¢Ton
Lyceun
Morrie Slitkin
Tarrytown
Manta
Joseph D'Avi
Dobbs Ferry
Davis Zimmerman
Hartsdale
Mary Capron
Hastings
Iowa ‘Committee
Jone
Irvington
Greenville
Br. Esser
Fairview
Elmesford
Tanet
Dorothy Campbell to wed Arthur F. Taylor in Pleasantville
Mr and Mrs Thomas Campbell of Dark Avenue Hudson View Park announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Arthur F Taylor of Pleasantville. Dorothy is a Irvington High School graduate employed by Wieden and Company in New York City. Arthur Taylor is a Burlington Vermont High School graduate who served three years in the US Navy and now works for General Precision Laboratories in Pleasantville.
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Thomas Campbell
Dark Avenue
Hudson View Park
Dorothy
Arthur F. Taylor
Pleasantville
Miss Campbell
Irvington High School
Wieden and Comany
New York City
Mr.Taylor
Burlington
Vermont
US Navy
General Precision Laboratories
John Martinson Receives BA at Houghton College Commencement
John Martinson son of Mr and Mrs John Martinson of Circle Drive received the Bachelor of Arts degree at the Houghton College Commencement exercises on Monday. He has been a member of multiple clubs and organizations and plans to pursue further study.
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John Martinson
Circle Drive
Houghton College
Juneh Club
Miniserial Assention
International el Orio Societe
Ueplans
Schoo
Beverly Tear
Fire at Burnlam pipe shop causes heavy damage
Fire in the pipe shop of Bursa Corporation damaged the building early Wednesday. James Brady discovered the blaze and Patrolman Peter Gorey alerted headquarters. Firemen mounted the roof and directed streams, extinguishing the fire quickly with damage estimated in the several thousand dollar range.
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Tyler” Ivistn
Bursa Corporation
James Brady
Peter A. Gorey
Poice
Tames
Eisenhower Parade Plans Draw Local Surge of Support
Eisenhower supporters in Irvington report strong early backing as volunteers outline weekend canvassing, porch light campaigns, and petitions aimed at showing district support to Gerlach and Stevens at the Republican Convention. Over 2000 handbills printed. workers to canvass on Saturday and Sunday with motorcade and porch visits across East Sunnyside Cedar Hill and Ardsley Park.
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Eisenhower
Irvington
Eisenower
Edgar Whitman
Torbert Lite
Cedar Hill
East Sunnyside
Fargo Lane
Donald Dake
South Broadway
North Broadway
Jedar, Ridge
Hudson Oase
Armsley Park
William J. Caldwel
Gerlach
Stevens
ISE
Eisen Tower
Vilage
Lewis Strady
Nelson Kimball
Ernest Gehrimann
J.D. Calderwood
Pierre Powel
Edgar Whitmore
Herbert Little
Barton Eddon
Norman Kappler
Harvard
Iane Garries
Stewart Graff
Joseph Maffucci
Joan Wells
Edward Wininger
Trustees Appoint Park Attendants
The Board of Trustees appoints three attendants to serve in the park committee. The appointees include members of the village committee and local officials. The appointed attendants will assist with park operations and related duties in the village.
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Boa
Trasees
Meron
Tre
Ghares
Chaiman
Village Board Deadlocks Over Abolishing Municipal Board
At a long meeting the village board debated abolishing the Municipal Board after finishing the sewage treatment plant. Trustee Pateman proposed abolition but withdrew, seeking dissolution after project completion or by summer’s end. The session also covered Sunnyside Brook drainage with joint talks among Irvington, Greenburgh, and Tarrytown officials.
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Ital
Board of Trustees
Chats D. Pateman
Nelson W. Kimball
Vilage
Pateman ‘Gnally
Frag
Potomsn Shorly
Fred Kramer
Irvington
Sunnyside Brook
Hudson View Parke
Irvington Square
Joseph Connick
Edward J. Martin
Malcolm M. Roy
Gerald Fitzgerald
Dan C. Nelson, Jr
Greenburgh
James R. Loses
Memorial Cup for Walter Walker Honored by Irvington Police
Irvington Police announce the Walter Bertrand Walker Memorial Cup to be awarded annually to the Revolver Club shooter. CM. Wood of Hudson House donated the trophy in memory of Walter B. Walker, a longtime community leader who died in 1998. Names will be engraved and permanent possession goes to the winner after three victories.
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Charles Habermebt Jr
Irvington
C. “Marshall Wood
Huison House
Irvington Police Revolver Club
Walter B. Walker
Nivie ‘Affairs
Ardsley
Irvington Police
Walter Bertrand Walker
Revolver Club
CM. Wood
Hudson House
Fragmentary note from Irvington mentions sectors and a shuttle
A clipped and garbled text fragment references Irvington and a sector, with unclear details about a detite and a perley event. No coherent names, dates, or concrete outcomes are discernible. The readable parts suggest a local reference to a place and possibly a ceremony or station.
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D. Carter
Church Council
Peasy Battaly
Pogay Battaly
Bruno Battaly
Sinn Street
Thomas
Henn
Teather
Bros
Dana’ Crawford
Méry Me
Oic Ince
iSunnday School
Barbara Schneider
Cedar Hill Apartments
Onofrio
Dorothy Campbell
Philip
Sanborn Peti Snip
Ste Shoals
Iil
Perley
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