16 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
1
State order compels village to halt all bathing on polluted river waters. Villagers continue swimming despite warnings as park officials reopen the area for a second year this season amid contested conditions.
Samuel Greenberg of Spiro Park died Saturday evening at his home after a heart attack following illness the prior day. A New York City business trip earlier in the week preceded his illness and hospitalization. The account notes he grew deteriorating and passed away shortly after, with physicians advising bed rest.
Barbara Petri is announced as the newest entrant in the Playland Baby Parade to be held this Saturday at Westchester cation center in Rye. The event, sponsored by the Westchester Fe Women's Club, is a benefit for the Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp at Ardsley.
McCall and Habermehl question suspects in a Westchester area robbery the morning of April 25. The pair describe how the burglars disposed of silverware by melting and selling it through the U S Amay office in New York City, claiming no recoverable loot would be identified.
Local women meet at Opera House in New York to organize Playland Casino concerts. An evening at the Playland Ocean ex with European garden atmosphere, live orchestra, cool drinks, and after performance concerts is planned. Committee chaired by John W Donaldson coordinates ticket sales and event details with members including Mrs John Wilson and others. Tickets cost $1 and may be purchased from committee members.
A Radcliff officer recalls a cheeky incident on River Parkway where a driver, after being stopped, claims a colleague attempted a prank. The exchange with Kelly and McCall reveals tension, timing, and questions about how the stop was handled.
The Florence White fire and the Irvington East Irvington Workmen’s Benevolent Association meeting ended in tragedy after a motor crash. Florence White, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert White, and Edward Costello, son of Dr. Costello, were seriously injured. Hospital reports say White remains in critical condition, with Costello possibly suffering a skull fracture. Avis Marjory Cady and others were present. police investigated the scene.
Joseph Woodle and a College of Cleveland party were in a Chevrolet sedan when it side swiped another car near Hawthorne New York. Woodle and a fellow passenger suffered skull fractures and internal injuries. The victims were returning from Hotel Lexington. State troopers and New York Police reported the accident occurring that morning.
Mayor H C Dickinson officiates as Sweetman's Cosmopolitans defeat Irvington Catholic Club in opening games. Over fifty attendees from various teams participate in a dedication expected to mark a great local sporting year. Awards of 2.60 each are presented by the mayor after a pregame program and first game.
The Yale Class of 1896 collaborates with churches to sponsor a series of Sunday vespers. Details outline a program plan by Rev Horace Thump and others at local churches including Episcopal and Baptist congregations in Tarrytown and Whitely Te. The effort emphasizes unity and brotherhood across denominations with participating ministers named.
Baseball action at Sway Park on Sunday features Catholic Club facing Yonkers A. C. in a local matchup. Scores and further details not provided in the fragment.
The Yale Class reunion gathered at the J. dome for a ten o’clock meeting with eight attendees. Guests included C. Ti. Warren and numerous others from Hartford New York and Cincinnati. Dinner prizes were awarded and the group renewed old friendships at the Ardsley before a post meeting
Elizabeth Doyle of Yonkers is engaged to marry Thomas V. Darby of Yonkers in a forthcoming wedding. The announcement notes the families and betrothal details, reflecting a local society listing of forthcoming nuptials.
Town of Greenburgh announces sale of $50,000 in tax liens amid a wave of grievances tied to the 1924 rent roll. County officials report back taxes and valuations shifting as the town calculates outstanding amounts and prepares the sale.
Judge Wilion I Church wed his secretary Regina Sheets Saturday in a small ceremony attended by close family and friends. Regina, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hl Sheets of York City, becomes Mrs Seely as the couple plan a Chicago honeymoon at the Century of Progress Exposition after a stint in local Westchester life.
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