The Gazette Irvington Publisher and staff listing
The Irvington Gazette page lists Malcolm M. Roy as editor and publisher from 1937 to 1960 with Malcolm D. Rovy as editor for this issue, Josefa F. Rowan as circulation manager, Louis Bennett as mechanical superintendent, and notices publication details for Tappan Zee Press. The paper prints weekly on Thursdays from 19 Aqueduct Lane Irvington on Hudson New York with subscription rates and contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm M. Roy
Malcolm D. Rovy
Josefa F. Rowan
Louis Bennett
Tappan Zee Press, Inc
Aqueduct Lane
Irvington-on-Hudson
New York
Irvington Gazette
Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y
Memorial Day praise and a call to protect Irvington life
Letters from Evelyn J. Schrader praise Mr. Kennerth and the Irvington High School band at the Memorial Day parade and urge continued youth involvement. Bobby Scott criticizes the village council for removing Canada geese from the reservoir, arguing it harms conservation and urging residents to join in stopping the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kennerth
Irvington High School
Irvington
Memorial Park
State Conservation and Game Department
Albany
Harriman Road
Canada
Gosling
Irvington village notes long and short across decades
Ten year ago planning board meetings discussed stimulating local business as committee reports on Brook water drainage and parking. fifteen years ago school needs included new elementary building and high gym. twenty years ago tax exemption ruling on Hudson River Naval Academy property. twenty five and thirty five years ago church, school and community roles featured town planning and civic milestones across Irvington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Nicholas
J. Leonard
Church of the Help
Robert S. D. Roy
Irvington Board of Education
PTA
Irvington Public Schools
Robert Stearns
North Broadway
Board of Trustees
Immaculate Conception Church
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Sexton
Frederic” D. “Carter
Ardsley
Dobbs ‘Ferry
Hastings
Irvington
Sonia , Friberg
Hennig L. Friberg
William McSpedon
Yonkers
Supreme’ Court
Frederick Schmidt
Hudson River Naval Academy
Greenburgh
West Clinton Avenue
Frank Cartright
Verling R. Rugh
St. Paul's Methodist Church
T.E. Thornbury
Robin’s Nest
Tarrytown Hospital
Louis Astute
South Dutcher Street
Clinton Avenue
Seabees
Camp Peary
Williamsburgh
Anna E. Buckhout
Anne E. Taxter
Grace Hwitzer
Red Cross
Grasslands Hospital
Gordon L. Harris
South Broadway
Adirondacks
LeRoy C. Youmans
Spiro Park
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
George McNamara
Robert Stuart
Playland
James Short
Main Street
Leo Beck, Jr
Ralph §. Smith
Candlewood Knolls
Robert Stover
Ashford, Vz
James H. Stover
Grimmel Street
Bundle Days at Irvington Elects Aid for Appalachia
Students at Dows Lane School gathered 110 sacks of used clothing for Appalachia. Under advisor Mrs Mildred Shepherd, helpers sorted folded and bundled shoes and coats with rubber bands. Custodians William Miller Edgar Brennan and Patrick Gallagan aided heavy work aiding Save the Children Federation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentary School
Appalachia
Dows Lane
Irvington Ele
Scott Robertson
Jimmy Belloise
Mildred Shepherd
William Miller
Edgar Brennen
Patrick Gallagan
Save the Children Federation
Federation
Saw Mill Auto Laundry Promotion
Saw Mill Auto Laundry advertises an automatic car wash with Spray IWax Your Car option for 50 extra. The offer highlights enhanced shine and quick service at the local station.
Phelps Hospital Aux Antique Fair Features Art and Cookery
The Phelps Memorial Hospital Auxiliary hosts a major annual fundraising antiques fair on Saturday from 1 to 6 PM at the James House on hospital grounds in North Tarrytown. The event features antiques, original art, and cooking, with proceeds aiding the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dognan
Antique
Ardsley Park
Phelps Hospital
Aux
Phelps Memorial Hospital
North Tarrytown
Hpital
Hudson Valley
John Waterbury
Irvington
William C. Somerville
Heritage Hill
Tarrytown
Les
Trea Fram
James
Hudson River
Sleepy Hollow Manor
Spring Music Concert at Dows Lane Features Band Orchestra Choir
Irvington elementary school groups presented a Spring Concert at Dows Lane School before a large audience. The band and orchestra conducted by Mrs. Judy Grant and the choirs directed by John Nurmi performed pieces including seven young composers works and selections from A Child’s Book of Beasts. Instrumental soloists and accompanists supported vocal and instrumental numbers, ending with the audience joining in This Land Is Your Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dows Lane
Irvington
Judy
Grant
John Nurmi
Main Street
Patricia Fried
Michael Ratner
David Crosby
Kim Zeh
Betsy Hulnick
Katharine Rawe
Hirself
Lucky Little Cricket
Mary Elizabeth Jenkins
Marc Chid
Kathleen Hopkins
Jesu Joy of
Nora Smith
John Morosco
Haydn
Shubert
Woody Guthrie
This Land
Your Land
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Jules James
Sixth Fleet
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Bobby Scott
Hillside Terrace
Irvington, N.Y
U.S
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William M. Boyd
Riverview Road
Elizabeth Ei
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Henry Gottlieb
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Maur Park City
Sunnysiue Brook
Board of ‘Trustees
James Michale
Liew Avin Wage
Joseph F. Hellebrand
Taxter , Road
Brandelle Supply Company
Hawthorne
N.J
Lincoln Smith
Williams College
George Matthews
White Plains
Clifford McFadden
Guinell Street
Catherine Murphy
South Cottenet Street
Good Counsel College
Gerald
Donald
Hasso von Wedel
Joseph L. Heike
Croton Place
Chicago
Margaret P. Smith
Eleanor Cummings
Hartford
Kenyon B. Conger, Jr
Aviation School of Technology
Boston
Charles L. Timm
Freddy Holm
Naval Reserve
James H. McHenry
North D Street
Mary Tewey
New York Central Lines
James Kiernan
Joseph Mullins
Ray Gilligan
van Cortlandt Park
Douglas M. Sites
Clifton Place
Milford Academy
Milford
Conn
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