Community Briefs Highlight Local Attainments and Moves
Westchester and lower Connecticut residents are noted for various life events. Keuka Alumage Club met at Meadoway home of Mrs H G MacIntosh while RAF McCall, formerly Irvington Police Chief, recovered in Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Beverly Wormley returns from Cornell to summer break. Whitehorse Heights graduate White earns DePauw BA. Manhattan College conferred BA on John R Sweetman of 38 Maple Street. Lt David N Martinson and Mrs John Martinson appoint Public Information Officer for Smith Airborne Signal Company’s 11th Airborne Division.
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Westchester and
Lower Connecticut
Keuka ‘Alumage Club
H.G. MacIntosh
Meadoway
RAF
McCall
Irvington
North Cottenet Street
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
John R. Sweetman
Maple Street
Manhattan College, New York Ciy
Gertrude Sweetman
W. Edward Sweetman
David N. Martinson
Air
John Martinson
Circle Drive
Smith Airborne Signal Company
11Th Airborne
Uni
Mary Allee Carpenter Graduates Cum Laude at College of New Rochelle
Miss Mary Allee Carpenter of Croton Place completes a four year course at the College of New Rochelle as a summa cum laude graduate with an average of 92 percent. She joins Kappa Gamma Pi National Catholic College honor society.
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Mary Allee Carpenter Slaughter
Abs
George Carpenter
Croton Place
College of New Rochelle
Itis Carpenter
Girl Scout Council Ends First Year
Reports show the Sunnyside council ended its first year with a revised budget of 1875 for the period April 1 1954 to March 31 1955. Each village will have one delegate to the regional Buffalo convention this fall, adding 200. Funds allocated include 350 for county camp plans and 45 for event expenses, with initial shares among associations adjusted to fit the new total.
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Sunnyside
Buffalo
Thalee
Irvington Girls Earn Mount Holyoke Degrees in 20s Class
Among the Mount Holyoke College 20s graduates Monday were Miss Mary Luckett daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward H Luckett Riverview and Miss Ann Schneck daughter of Mr and Mrs Schneck of Ridge. Luckett earned Phi Beta Kappa Theta Chapter honors and the Janet Brooks Memorial First Prize for painting excellence while Schneck a Irivington High School graduate majored in plant science and earlier won the Jessie Spaulding Goodwin Prize for Latin sight reading.
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Mount Holyoke College
Mary Luckett
Edward H. Lucett
Riverview
Ann Schneck
WL. Schneck
Sin Ridge
Dramatic Lab
Miss Schneck
Irvington High School
Mount Holyoke
Jessie Spaulding Goodwin
the Friends of Art Society
Ardsley Park Group Reelects A J Kemp as President
Arthur J Kemp of 32 Hutson Road was reelected president of the Ardsley Park Property Owners Association at the annual meeting held at the Ardsley Country Club last Tuesday evening. Charles J Zolgan was elected vice president and Charles Stewart secretary along with Charles Roberts treasurer. Nelson W Kimball Mrs Waller Walker and William B May were elected directors for three year terms. Russell B Weston was reelected chairman of the town committees and Roberts chairman of the membership committee. Kemp urged stronger ties between village and park residents and asked locals to patronize home improvements to boost the area’s standing.
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Arthur J. Kemp
Hutson Road
Ardsley Park
Russell
Weston
Langdon Avenue
Roberts
Kemp
Vilagesd Park
Garol Simpson to Play at Woodlands in Irvington
Leighton, proprietor at Leighton's Woodlands Restaurant in Irvington, engaged pianist Miss Carol Simpson to perform in the new Benjamin Franklin bar during the summer months. The event is tied to an outdoor terrace and the Casino-on-the-Lake. Carol Dorn of 4 South piano interludes provide background for this attractive room.
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Leighton
Woodlands
Irvington
Carol Simpson
Yes
Ted Huston
Carol
Otdoor Terrace
Casino-on-the-Lake
Sunnyside Budget Allocates Extra Items for Villages
The budget documents show each village proposing additional items with amounts listed as part of the Sunnyside financial plan. These line items reflect intended spending in the upcoming period and indicate how funds are to be distributed among the villages.
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Sunnyside
Combined Low Bids For School Projects Short Of Estimates
The article lists multiple low bids for a school project from various firms including Mane Harmonay Corp Mahar Plumbing Westenhofer Inc Michael Harmon Hopper Plumbing and Heating Corp Haux Well and Smith Ih Electrical Hammond Electrical Martin Inc Domizio and Everts Cucinel Electrical Co Port Chester Electrical Construction Brown Electrical Co and others. It notes Norwich ranch affiliation with the American Chemical Society and mentions Sr Costello receiving a commission as reserve second lieutenant in the US Army alongside his Norwich degree and fraternalTheta Chi.
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Lumbing FW
Mahar
G.W. Westenhofer, Inc
Michael Harmonay
Hopper Plumbing and Heating Corp
Haux- Well and Smith
Ih Electrical
Hammond Electrical
Martin Inc
Domizio and Everts
Cucinel Electtrical Co
Port Chesterr Electrical Construction Corp
Brown Electical Co
Norwich
American Chemical Socity
Theta Chi
Sr. Costello
Army
John L Costello To Be Graduated From Norwich
John L. Costello of 13 E Clinton Avenue, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Costello, is a candidate for a Bachelor of Science in chemistry at Norwich University's 135th Commencement to be held Sunday. Costello is a 1950 Levington High School graduate who served as senior class president and played five sports. He continued his athletic career at Norwich as a star in interfraternity sports and also played freshman football, hockey, and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Costello
Joseph A. Costello
E. Clinton Avenue
Norwich University
Old Military College
Ohn Costello
Ievington High School
Norwich
Irvington teachers hear talk on exceptional children program
William Wood, a Dobbs Ferry teacher of a special class, spoke at the Irvington elementary teachers meeting last Monday. He described referral and placement processes for exceptional children and highlighted the classroom teacher’s role in selection and recommendation. He noted efforts to align academics with functional skills and to develop crafts programs for social reward.
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William Wood
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington
Wood
Taxi schedule notice for Ivington service changes
Advertisement notice to the public announces a revised schedule for Ivington Taxi operations starting Sunday June 21. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 1:00 AM to 10:00 AM and Sunday from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM with advance orders after regular hours receiving prompt attention. Phone number provided as 1R 91258.
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Ourtomers
Elven
Ivington Taxi Phone
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South Cottenet Street
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Jack White
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Westchester Workshop
County Center
White Plains
Antonio Hoyos
Half Noon Lane
Phil Silvers
Rose
Pontiac
Lex Barker
Border River
Joel Mecrea
Yvonne de Carlo
Back TO
God's Country
Marcia Henderson
Thor
Casbah
Cesar
Gloria Gre
John Ireland
Lon McCallister
Avington
Irving Construction Corp
General Contractors
E.R. Murphy
Main Street
Irvington, N.Y
Percy
Trans-Lux
Embassy
Cinemascope
Rosh Marie Ane
Bly
Kes
Riders TO
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Inemascope
Lucky
Doris Day
Duffy
San Quintin
Parry
Sone
Marion Brando
Gren, Garson
Dune
Scuus Caesar
Girl Scout Council
Eve Exal
Mr. Holyoke
A. J. Kemp
Garol Simpson
Carol Dorn
Kittredge Winsates
Chessiman Kittie
Sun Yside
Stuet Grees
Graeumere
Muraca
Fopponte
Becker's
Louissiurac Prop
William Morrison
Maple St
Mane
Cl Harmonay Corp
Fw, Mahar
John Semelys Irvington
Embassy Club
Edward C. Parrfus
Brown's Electric Shop Contractors
Irvington, N
Frigidaires
A.M. Hunter & Son, Inc. Contractors and Builders
South Dutcher Street
Irvington-On-Hudson, N.Y
Usvington
Orchard Street
Sarah
Chicago
NEW York Telephone Company
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