High School Commencement Set For June 23rd
Greenburgh Board announces two new high school teachers for September. Maitland De Sormo from Malverne will teach English. Reginald Stanhope, currently at Greenburgh High, named principal of Irving Grammar School on Sheldon Avenue. De Sormo's background includes Hamilton College and NYU graduate work.
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Board of Education
Maitland GC
de Sormo
Malverne
L. L
Reginald Stanhope
Greenburgh High School
Irving Grammar School
Sheldon Avenue
DeSorma
Cleeses
St Hamilton College
Milton ‘Jornstad
M Pollowing Iie
Ton
New York University
Maleverne
Dee
Mrs Doug Johnson Heads Society Again
The Home Missionary Secret Church met Tuesday, drawing members such as Brokaw of Harel and Mrs AILsy Jenninenekhout, with Mrs Robert 7 A. Johnson and Mrs Fletel White addressing the group. Mrs Willam A. Mitchell led devotional exercises as Gainesville, Ga., mother of the president, attended.
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Anne
Theoh Brokaw
Harel Salsted
Cook
Pals Ue
Ailsy Jennlenekhout
Robert 7 A. Johnson
Fletel Veretarles
White
Western Picture Council
Willam A. Mitchell
Gainesville
Gay
Miss Bessie Kay Allan Skidmore Graduate
Miss Bessie Kay Allan Skidmore graduated from Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs. The ceremony honored her as the young member of the class, recognizing the achievement and the moment of completion.
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Bessie Kay Allan Skidmore
Heawe
Robert J. Allan
Monere College
Saratoga
Grandchildren Share In Estate Reported In New York
The late Emma J. Jaffray of Tarney Park died July 10 leaving an estate appraised at 22 194.18 dollars with 20 280.55 net. Stocks and bonds valued at 23 0 952 dollars and 2170.38 in personal property appraised at 72 dollars. The estate is divided equally among grandson John W. Jaffray of Dobbs Ferry and granddaughters Emma I J Sayres and Cynthia J. Dietrich of Philadelphia.
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Emma J. Jaffray
Tarney Park
New York
John W. Jaffray
Main Street
Dobbs Ferry
Mra
Emma I. J. Sayres
Cynthia J. Dietrich
Philadelphia
Margaret Foley and Hugh Graham Wed in Dobbs Ferry
Margaret T Foley and Hugh F Graham were married Saturday at the Church of the Immaculate in Dobbs Ferry. The ceremony was performed by the rector. After the wedding, the couple traveled to New York City and plan to reside in Dobbs Ferry with relatives Mr and Mrs Foley of Main Street listed as parents.
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Atlantic City
Dobbs Ferry
Margaret Street
Combe
Gun
Trny Graham
Dobb Ferry
Waldorf
John J. Foley
Main Street
Foley
Dobbs
Fifteen Volunteers Attend City Fire School Session
Fifteen senior volunteers joined the first session of fire school conducted by Captain Edward Siller of the Yo Kers Fire Department. This marks the fourth year such a training program has been held for Humanning volunteers. The course runs on Tuesday nights this month at the J C Turner Lumber Stores, selecting suitable volunteers for the ram. Invitations have been extended for further participation.
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Senor
Mr. Siller
Scarboro Red Cross to Host June 17 Luncheon
Scarborough branch members will host a Red Cross luncheon June 17 at Hollow Country Club. Mayor August Seltz and village board will inspect firemen and attend in front of the depot. A Des Moines nurse was injured when struck by an automobile and treated at Da Ferry Hospital. Enrollments at the Y M C A swimming instruction classes surpassed 100, announced by Edgar M Guest. Fire truck from Arens Fox station at Patterson is due for repainting. Lawn party planned for July 15 at Cormetite Parish per Smyth pastor’s Tuesday night report.
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Red Cross
Scarboro
Scarborough
American Red Cross
Sted Cross
Hollow Country Club
Edgar M. Guest
Ph Sleal
Au Ie
Cormetite Parish
Smyth
Pasor
Library awards reading diplomas to 221 students
Irvington Public Library awarded reading diplomas to 221 students for completing the free District We Sehools and Immaculate Conception Parochial Setinol program during the school term. Mrs. C Lambert Hey ker, trustee, announced continued coverage on page four.
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Irvington
Students Receive Yearly Awards At School Assembly
At the Wednesday assembly students were honored with good citizenship prizes and athletic letters. The event featured the student council president and the athletic association president, both praised for active service to the school.
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Stutent Council
The
Athletic Association
Wis
Girl Scout Food Sale at Pett Store Opens Proceeds for Camp Fund
A local notice advertises a Girl Scout Food Sale at Pett Store located at Main and Dutcher Streets. The event offers vegetables and other items with moderate prices to support the camp fund.
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Dutcher
Dobbs Ferry Post Office Reclassified to First Class
The Dobbs Ferry post office will be advanced from second to first class based on postal receipts. Postmaster James Farley issued the order citing a 19 percent receipts rise and volume of postal business. Salary adjustments are noted but not fully detailed.
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Dobbs Ferry
Imal Farley
Music School Concert Set at Brown Estate Dobbs Ferry
The Brown Estate in Dobbs Ferry hosts a Saturday afternoon music school concert at 2 o clock. Mrs Tall Springhurst and Col trawn act as hostesses with Board of Managers members present. Tickets are one dollar. The program features Rogers and a Dobbs Ferry solo ensemble conducted with student performers.
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Tall
Springhurst
Col.trawn
Aselsted
Aira
Franklin Q
Brown
Nest
Sturday
Rogers
Police hunt hit run driver in three villages
William Johnson of Cortland Street North Tarrytown faces Grand Jury before long after a fatal hit run in Dobbs Ferry. He allegedly stole a car from Sleepy Hollow Country Club and struck Alex Old on Broadway near Johnson’s home. Dobbs Ferry, North Tarrytown, and Mt Pleasant police coordinated the investigation leading to the suspect’s transfer to North Tarrytown Jail.
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Sleepy Hollow Club
Dobbs Ferry
William Johnson
Cortland Steet
North Tarrytown
Weld
Tare
Filer
Row
Dobbs Berry
North Tarra
Jonson
Ater
Mt Pleasant
Revington
Olen Slared
Montclair
Greenburgh Road Projects Advance Amid Staffing Delays
Sects under a B A in Gres s departmen oftt raling word for the open mast four other projects fight immediately. Cross Road running northeast from Ieheng rebuilt by 21 men now at work resurfacing Parkway work on Sprain and East i nd TL an e ta calling of Wil Walbrook To jery Road and thy He between Elmsford an.
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B.A
Gress
Cross Road
Ieheng
Sprain
Wil Walbrook
Jery Road
Elmsford
Veterans Bonds Arrival Details For Monday Deliveries
Mr Anne O Leary acting postmaster informs veterans bonds will arrive Monday June 16 for afternoon deliveries. Some bonds will be issued that day with home recipients likely present. Registered letters containing bonds are for addressees only. identification may be required. Those unknown to staff should bring a witness. Bond payments must be signed in the presence of a certifying officer.
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Anne O'Leary
Iele
Tley
Greenburgh Reads Final Bid on Police Radio System
Greenburgh Town Council adjourned to inspect three police radio systems. A $7,200 budget item in 1936 estimates funds the purchase. Connell raisor William C. Duell led a West Ne work trip as the council reviews each bid in working order before a contract award.
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Greenburgh
Onnell Raisor
William C. Duell
Hon
West Nework
Connell
Unti
Shzmp
Hartsdale
Greenville
Juno Highway
Alph Ing
Death claims Katherine Gray in Sleepy Hollow service
Katherine Gray, born in Scotland to Charles Gray, died aged about 22 in Irvington. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Plymouth Brethren attended the service, with William Morrison Al Dowghis Robert Gratner and Harold Payne among mourners. Survived by sisters Mrs Elizabeth Gray Mrs Agnes Coughton Miss Margaret Gray and Mrs Kel Ferguson of New Zealand.
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Allss Katherin
Irvington
Mss
Gray
Scotland
Charles Girearet McQueen Gray
Plymouth
Iss Eliazbeth Gray
Agnes Coughton
Margaret Gray
Tarrytown
Kel Ferguson
New Zealand
Mrs Charles Townsend Heads St Barnabas Guild
The annual meeting of St Barnabas Episcopal Church was held yesterday in the parish hall with Mrs Charles Townsend elected president Mrs J Woot Rutter as vice president Mrs Charles M Pateman as treasurer and the secretary named for the group's officers.
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Charles Townsend
ST. Barnabas Guild
St. Barnabas Md Rhabas ' Episcopal Church
Townsend
Lor, Jr
J. Woot Rutter
Charles M. Pateman
Police hunt for early prowler at Cedar Ridge home
Police investigated a Cedar Ridge residence after a reported burglar was heard in the cellar of Carl Capra's home early Monday. Patrolmen Gorey and Stone responded to the AEH o'clock call and conducted a house and grounds search but found no one.
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Carl Capra
Cedar Ridge
Apra
Gorey
Stone
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Irving School
Lester Roosa
Doug. Johnson
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E. H. Jaffray
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Cone
Margaret T. Foley
Hugh F. Graham
Siller
the Week In Review
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Ferris Place
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Ike
Ellis
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August Seltz
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Cross
da Ferry Hospital
Tr Cruises
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Patterson
Raymond E. Townsend
Chase
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Carpenter
Brown Estate
Aymond E. Townsend
Publi School
Lawrence
Veterans Bonds
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Hartford
Katherine Gray
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