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Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1934

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Naming Curry's Successor Plan Dance at Dobbs Ferry

A Greenburgh Young Men's Republican Club session at Holy Name Hall sparked indignation over how Frank J. Curry's Hastings town judge successor was chosen last week. A resolution condemns the process, asks district leaders be consulted, and praises Curry for 18 years of service. The meeting discussed Hastings candidates and will send actions to Supervisor Duell. No candidate endorsed.

Young Men's Republican Club Greenburgh Holy Name Hall Frank J. Curry Duell Hastings Dure Gragalt Greenbush Alexander GarnJost Yonkers Thomas Reynolds Jewdas Vi. Filan E Edward Tickey Herbert Vi Thal

Car Dives Into Road Hole. Occupants Unharmed

A car believed owned by a Tarrytown man plunged from the harrow section of North Broadway into a pit formed during gas line repairs near the J W Woodutter estate Saturday night at 1145. Police found no driver or passengers at first. later tone indicated no injuries, with tire marks and churned edges showing the vehicle was pried out.

Tarrytown Harrow North Broadway W. Wood Rutter Gorey Habermeht Grateich

Child Struck By Car In Tarrytown

Joan Herlihy five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Herlihy of South Dutcher Street Tarrytown recovering at home from injuries received Friday night at 6 oclock on Cheatnut Street. The child jumped from the back of a parked ice truck owned by George Hoyce then ran across the street in front of a car driven by Stephen Beck. She was taken to Tarrytown Hospital where four stitches were placed on the lower lip and treated for abrasions on the face head and body. Police charges were made.

Joan Herlihy Mia Jerry Herlihy South Dutcher Street Tarrytown Cheatnut Street George Hoyce Orchard Street Stephen J. Beck North Broadway Tarrytown Hospital

Truck Hits Child in Greenburgh. No Serious Injury

Arthur Knox, 2, son of Mia Knox of South Bekar Street, escaped serious injury Saturday night at 12 35 when a car struck him as Herbert Kraus turned his vehicle on 2% South Ear Street. The boy, on scene, was checked by Dr. J Smith then by Dr. Harold Storms with only scratches and bruises. Carmillo Venditta witnessed the incident. No charges were filed. 30 Day Permit Granted for Dance Hall Establishment After Riot on May 30. Page Five continues.

Arthur Knox Miadues Knox South Bekar Stree Hia Herbert Kraus Ear Street Villa Kraus John Fellers Ashford Dabbs Ferry Young Knox Kraus J. Smith

Hastings Youth Awarded Fifty Thousand For Injuries

A $50,000 verdict was awarded by a Supreme Court jury to Stephen Zente of 181 Washington Avenue Hastings for injuries from a March 4 collision on North Broadway. Zente, a Chevrolet factory assembler, was injured when a truck near Kyle School sideswiped his car, tearing away his elbow. His attorney claimed driver Wroldsen of Brooklyn was at fault. Zente remains employed as a night watchman earning $122 weekly.

Supre Stephen Zente Washington Avenue North Broadway Marcll Zente Chevrolet North Tarrytown Oppalte Kyle Ladue Whipple Andrew Nilsen Wrokdsen Alka Hrooklyn Ight Makin Wroldsen

Commencement Dates Announced for Three Schools

The district schedules commencement exercises at 8:16 p.m. for Irvington School on June 2, Pant Irvington School on June 26, and High School on June 36.

Irving Irvington

Yale 1896 Class Dinner At Ardsley Club

The Class of Yale 1896 Sheffield Scientific School held its annual dinner at the Ardsley Club on Friday June 8 with twenty five members. Golf and putting contests were enjoyed before a jointly hosted dinner. Prizes were awarded for low and high scores, and telegrams of regret were read from members unable to attend. Members listed include I Warren dean New Haven Guy Beardate Hartford C I Chapin New York Harry McGee Plainfield etc. John F Havemeyer hosted at Ardsley-on-Hudson.

Yale Sheffield Scientific School Axiti Ardsy Clu Ardsley’ Cours John F. Havemeyer Ardsley Park Ardsley Club Dolleloux I. Warren Sheffield Seientife School New Maven Guy’ Beardatey Hartford Chapin New York Harry L. McGee Plaine Fleet N. J. George Kingsbury New Rochelle Z. P. Candee Waterbury Conn T. J .Brown Danbury E. M T. Ryder R.A. Bright D.C. Fenner Ardsiey-on-Hudson

Agents Nab Lone Operator

Federal agents raided a Dobbs Ferry plant at 24 Main Street and seized five 500 gallon vats bubbling with cane sugar mash used for distilling alcohol. A Brooklyn man, Raymond Amat, was arrested and, with the equipment valued around $5,000, was transported to New York City for a hearing after weeks of surveillance.

Brooklyn Michael Pardy Main Street Dobbs Ferry Raymond Amat 54Th Street Dobby Ferry Pottee York City Joseph Sps John Ottinger

Inebriate Found in Reservoir During Private Party

Yonkers man John Powers was found in a reservoir on Cyrus Field Road after a private party went awry. Patrolman Grauhel located the floating man, who admitted drinking, wore wet garments, and gave a false address. Powers posted bail later that night and faced arraignment next morning.

Colinoff Rervair Cyrus Field Yonkers John Law George Graulleh John Powers Sheil Avene N.ys Grau Gorey Betra Pollee George Trehan East 241St Street Brennan Ilo Powers Chief McCall West 92Nd Street New York City McCall Hhe Lyden Oelock

District Attorney Retires Amid Public Shuffle

An aging district attorney announces retirement amid party realignment and leadership changes. Key figures Ferris and Coyne are named in the shifting lineup as the office prepares for a transition.

Miss C. L. DeKay Dies Suddenl y Former Irvington Teacher

Local notice reports the sudden death of Miss C. L. DeKay a longtime Irvington schoolteacher cherished by students parents and colleagues. She taught at Irvington for thirty years shaping grades and guiding families with wisdom and steady counsel. Her passing draws heartfelt sympathy from the Irvington community.

Irvington

Junior Service League elects new officers at meeting

Hudser Leagu e members gathered on South Broadway to elect officers for the upcoming term. Mrs. Robert Purvis of Ossining, who has led the group, was succeeded as president. New officers include Natalie McMahon as first vice president and Helen Goodman as recording secretary. Other officer choices and retirements were announced, with several members named for positions at Ardsley Park and Ossining.

Hudserle League South Broadway Tarry Asa Park Robert Purvie Ossining Ming Natalie McMahon Mra Carl Miller Clifton Place Ardsley Park Mian Helen Goodman Peekakill Mra. Fox Brandreth Conner Ararellis

Funeral Held Here Monday for Dexter Hewitt Jr and Frederick Robertson

Residents mourn the deaths of Dexter Wright Hewitt Jr and Frederick Robertson in a weekend auto accident on a Hadley, Massachusetts road. A third passenger survived with injuries while the driver and a front-seat rider escaped. Funeral services were held Monday at the Brooks residence in Ardsley Park with honorary pallbearers named.

Dexter Wright Hewitt, Jr Northhampton Mass Hewitt Amherst Frederick Robertson L. 1 Henry Si +ford Brooks Ardsley Park Ar, Eds

Millard Opposed Wagner Labor Disputes Measure

Representative Charles D. Millard of Tarrytown opposes the Wagner Labor Disputes Adjustment plan now before the House. He argues a proposed board would worsen labor issues rather than settle them and says he remains opposed despite modifications.

Millard Charles D. Millard Tarrytown Mr. Millard Westchester County

Legion Trip To Fleet Tonight By Oxfining Boat

The American Legion Post of Dobbs Ferry plans a 7 15 p m sail around the feet aboard the night boat Oxfining. It will stop at the Turner Lumber dock. Chairman Joseph Gorey urges prompt reservations at the landing to avoid crowds and ensure seating.

Turner Lumber Dock Lelon Dobbs Ferry Becau Joseph Gorey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dexter Hewitt, JR CHUM Young Gop Council Curry Monroe Curtis Hastings Club Frank E. Curry Channon Pressor Hartalale Path OF Machine Michael Rose Tarrytown-White Plains John Havemyer Department of ‘Justice Ted Graulich Invader D. A Teliet Fort Fons Ferris Coyne Uiat Walter Ferris C. L. Dekay End Brother Wednesday New Jersey Junior Service League Henry Cape, Jr Robt. Purvis Frederick Robertson, JR Hadley Legion Fleet
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