Irvington School Report Critique of Education Board Plan
The Irvington citizens committee report on the public schools is challenged as lacking factual support and misreading enrollment trends. Critics argue the proposal for consolidation or a new high school building ignores current numbers and misstates curriculum needs while favoring minimal reforms and added facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citzens Committee
Irvington Public
Irvington
Garfield
Mark Hopkins
Board of Education
Tarrytown
Irvington’s
Midnite” Committee
DIRECT PRIMARIES IN GREENBURGH POLITICS
A Greenburgh editorial argues direct primaries will not curb machine control. It contends party organizations will dominate nominations regardless, and candidates without machine backing struggle to compete. The piece asserts machine influence persists whether nominations come by direct primary or caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Republican Town Committee
Greenburgh Votes to Consolidate Public Services
Greenburgh voters supported consolidating four public services in a plan led by the Public Works Department. The measure aims to improve efficiency by reassigning highway and other public works roles, with a projected cost and a bond or transfer plan under review. Officials cited anticipated savings and reallocation of funds as key factors in approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Gretburgihings
Elston
Dean Wes
Dan C._ Noltas
Nolan
Auhorney
Marcon Avene
Townsend Italy
Wilbur "McDowel
iCoonenan Chaves Berman
Jinduaat
Savage Company
Essen
Martti
Posto Bay
Harry Hopper Jr Wins Promotion Tepper
Harry Hopper Jr secures a promotion in a January move connected to Tepper. The report notes changes in duties at New Morte RV and references a basic tuition fee setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hopper, Jr
John L Conklin to Wed Next Week
John L Conklin of Yonkers to wed Miss Helen Wolosy of Yonkers in a June ceremony at the Ukrainian Club in Jefferson Avenue Yonkers. The couple, both employed by Burnham Corporation Irvington, are presented by Mr and Mrs Theresa Conklin of Yonkers. Best man Donald McLeod of Irvington. ushers Anthony Killie Irvington and Tot Habermeht Elmsford. The bride is a Yonkers Commerce High School graduate. Conklin attended Irvington High School and is World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John le Conklin
Ar ‘Theresa Conklin
Main Ley
Wiliam Cotin
Helen Woloyn
South Broadway
Yonkers
Mary Pale
Stela Wolosys
Donald McLeod
Irvington
Ian
Anthony Killie
Habermeht
Elmsford
Commerce High School
Conklin
Irvington High
Mise Wol‘yn
Burnham Corporation
Conkilt
Primaries Debate Derailed In Greenburgh GOP Meeting
The Greenburgh Republican Town Committee defeated a direct primary proposal 82 to 6 at Lycei Building on Monday. Town Clerk William H. Van Dorn was authorized to appoint a committee to plan possible adoption, with several members citing insufficient discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Lycei
Wiliam H. van Dorn
Cal A. Miller
Irvington
Uhsie
Rose M Wagner Engaged to Marry
Rose M Wagner is engaged to Francis Sorbeet Koerber son of Mr and Mrs Koerber of 422 East Vale Street Bros NY The couple plan a future wedding Keerber a Brooklyn Technical graduate employed by Clark Raffino and Holler and is taking civil engineering classes at City College of New York Wagner a graduate of Irvington High School and employed as a secretary at Vick Chemical Company New York City
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Carl J. Wagner
Lindow Avenue
Tarrytown
Sanownce
Rose Marie
Francis Sorbeet Koerber
Ix Nohery Koerber
East Vale Street
Bros. N.Y
Miss Wagner
Irvington
Berkeley
Secretariat
Vick Chemical Company
New York
Iar
Keerber
Brooklyn Technical
Clark, Rafino and Hollerand
City
College of New York
Weiing
Joan Short to Marry in July
Joan Short plans a July wedding announced in a brief social note. The future bride will wed her fiancé, a Navy serviceman, with details limited to the engaged couple and planned month.
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Joan Short
Sunnyside Savings Declares 3 Percent Dividend
Sunnyside Savings and Loan Assoc directors announce a 3 percent annual dividend on all savings and investment accounts as of June 30, the first such federalized dividend in years. Total resources exceed $2 million with continued growth, and a move to new quarters on Nixon Street with open house is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Fed Savings and Loan Associng
Robert 8. D. Roy
Asse
Osie
Irvington Gazette
Itegal
Banking Axtures
Fice
Mosier Safe Company of
New York
Ball, Ball, Jr. Wed New Orleans Woman in Quiet Service
Lee H Ball Jr and Miss Lee H Gather were married in a quiet ceremony at St Pat Church in New Orleans. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Lee H Ball of Willowstreet and will pursue graduate work at the University of Wisconsin. The couple plans to live in Madison after a reception at St Pat Church social room.
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Harry Douger
Richard Ham
New Orleas
Lee Hi. Gather
Lee H Ball
Willowstreet
St Puta Merbotst
St. Pat Church
Ball
University of Wisconsin
Robert Gorey Receives Manhattan College Degree
Robert Gorey, son of Patrolman Peter A. Gorey of North Ferre Street, earned a Bachelor of Science degree at Manhattan College commencement exercises. He completed the degree while in the Army and was conferred in absentia. A graduate of Irvington High School, Gorey enlisted in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gorey
Peter A. Gorey
North Ferre Street
Manhattan College
Robert Ts
Irvington High School
Navy
Joseph M. Kelly Dies at His Home
Joseph M. Kelly of North Tarrytown died at age 63 at his Millard Avenue residence after a long illness. He attended Irvington schools and was active in local politics. Survived by wife Agnes, sister Marguerite, brother George, and other relatives. funeral arrangements are being handled by Dwyer Funeral Home of Tarrytown.
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Joseph M. Kelly
Irvington
Tarrytown
Neriee
Millard Ave
North
S Long. Iest
Kelly
Trvington
Patrick Kelly
Rusfi Sel Hopkins
Sunnysidelr Lane
Catherine Kelly
Marguerite Kelle Tye
Ail
Slave Lane
Agnes Dean Kelly
Tevington
Mary "Specht
George
Kelly Falso
Dwyer
Thursday Club Fair Draws Large Crowds and Funds
Despite rain the Thursday Club fair at the former David Luke estate on Paulding Avenue and Broat held last weekend drew large crowds Friday and Saturday. Visitation by children Saturday afternoon exceeded expectations and proceeds for the Westchester Mental Hygiene Society were to surpass the last fair. Prizes in events included a Titterbug dance won by Tagier Wilson and Ann Thorn dike, a Saturday dance win by Timmy Kenny and Carol Milhollant, and a Friday Charleston won by Ant Maye and Lote Lambert. The best square dance team, the Boscobel Country Dancers, received a silver cup, with Donald Grege and Rae Finley also honored for a standout pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Luke
Paulding Avenue
Broatsay
Westchester
William B. LaVenture
Tagier Wilson
Philipsn Manor
Ann Thorndike
Ardsley Park
Timmy Kenny
Ardsley
Carol Milhollant
Hastings
Ant Maye
Lote
Lambert
Irvington
City Smith
Dashing
Roland Ferris Crugers
Boscobel Country
Donald Grege
Rae Finley
Montreal
Canada
Send-off Party for Fitzgerald Induction Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald hosted a Saturday gathering at their 9 South Dutcher Street home to honor their son George on his Army induction. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. Murry, Mr. and Mrs. James Salver, Miss Laura Dick, Miss Catherine Quick, Miss Joan Fitzgerald, Dailiki Heros, and Asie Me Done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitzgernk
South Dutcher Street
George
J. Murry
James Salver
Laura Dick
Misa
Catherine
Joan Fitegerade
Dailiki
Gorey at D. A. V. Convention Ends in New York
Fragmentary OCR notes Gorey attended a convention in New York. Text mentions De- partment and American Veterans group, with unclear references to votes or events. details are unreadable.
Irvington Library welcomes new librarian after Nicholoy resignation
Miss Barbara Nicholoy resigns as Irvington Public Library librarian effective June 7 after serving as first assistant. The board lauds her long, constructive service and free reading advocacy. Mrs J Lawrence Leach is named successor, a trained librarian with degrees from Simmons and Ohio Wesleyan.
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Barbara Nichéloy
Jevington
Ivington
Nicholay
Empstead
Long Island
Whyre
W. Barton Bilditon
Boned
Iss Nicholoy
Fred Oy
Itd
Irvington Public Library
Darbara Nicholoy
Irvington
W. B. Edson
Harry S. Waterbury
Horace J
Iticene
Lewis
Ruth Chandler Moore
Nicholoy Cameo Tryington
Medical Library
Syracuse University
Menefits
Fete Theca
Beney
J. Lawrence
Alice Pifer
Leach
Hillside Terrace
Lesch
Teachers College
Memphis
Tennessee
Ohio Wesleyian University
Simmons College
Boston
Rochester
New York
Hudson Valley
American [Association of University Women
Tivington
George M Temple Dies in Oklahoma City
George M Temple longtime superintendent of the Robert Stearns estate died at 240 N W 34th St Oklahoma City on May 31. Funeral services were held June 2 with cremation and ashes sent to New Lebanon New York for burial. A native of New Lebanon he had lived in Oklahoma City about three years. He graduated from Cartell University with a degree in agriculture and was a member of the Episcopal Church and Eagles.
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George M. Temple
Robert Stearns
Irvington
N. W. 34Th Street
Oklahoma City
New Lebanon
N. Y
Temple
Cartell Univers
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Hamilton A.B
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Osman
Pein
Conan Ema
John L. Conklin
SOP
Ate
William Seely
Greetvit
Willian C. Dyell
Duel
Vilage
Morrie Eran Hattaere
Fovor
Mes Seay
Emeaine Stawley
Ae Pony
Boee “Bose
Marta
Dobbs Fenty
Earemer
Rose M. Wagner
T Trvinaen
Innington Myers Ie
Phe Seng
Tae Bees
Sunnyside Savings
Lee H. Ball, Jr
New Orleans
Army
Manhattan
B. S
Hawkins
Fitzgerald
Gorey
D. A. V. Convention
Gorerofth
Board of Trustees
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