Irvington Gazette details and staff 1937 1960
The Irvington Gazette lists Malcolm M. Roy as editor and publisher with Donato M.D. Roy as publisher and Joseph F. Rowan as circulation manager. Louis Bennett is the mechanical superintendent. Published weekly on Thursdays by Tappan Zee Press Inc at 10 Aqueduct Lane Irvington on Hudson NY. Subscriptions run one year for $1 two years for $7 in advance. Single copies cost 10 cents. Advertising rates on application.
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Tappan Zee Press, Inc
Aqueduct Lane
Irvington-on-Hudson
New York
Lyric
Irvington High School name debate ends with caution
The Irvington school board asked for name ideas but preferred keeping Irvington High School. Residents warn against frequent renaming risking nostalgia and confusion, suggesting a moratorium on honoring recent or prominent figures.
Five Scholarships Awarded At Irvington High Awards
Irvington PTA announced five senior awards totaling 2300 dollars at the June 15 Senior Awards Assembly at Irvington High School. Winners Lynn Avedis Paula Cerbone Daniela Fragiamo Lorraine Spoerle and Mark Goodman attend UConn Marymount SUNY Buffalo SUNY Albany and McGill. Committee chair E Thayer Drake assisted by Bernice Eisenfeld Herbert Macintosh Richard Hajek David Diener and Saul Parker. The Scholarship Fund has 2554 dollars to date with more contributions urged to W L Van Leer.
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Irvington High School
Irvington Pta
Misses Lynn Avedis
University of Connecticut
Paula Cerbone
Marymount College
Daniela Fragiacomo
State University of N.Y. At Buffalo
Lorraine Spoerle
State University of N.Y. At Albany
Mark Goodman
McGill University
E. Thayer Drake
Bernice Eisenfeld
Herbert G. Macintosh
Richard A. Hajek
David E. Diener
Irvington Through The Years Highlights And Obits
Five and ten year retrospectives note population counts for Irvington 5457 and 3657 in 1950. Obituary of Mrs Mary Duke Biddle of New York City cites Durham hospital death and ties to the Presbyterian church. Senior class awards announced. local officials, teachers, and civic events recalled.
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Irvington
Bureau
Mary Duke Biddle
Sunnyside Lane
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Durham
North Carolina
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Wendy Stern
Bausch & Lamb
Robert B. Stuart
Croton Avenue
New York University
Richard Duffy
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Margaret Costello
E. Trevor Hill
Wall Street
New York
Walker
South " Street
Fred S. Abercombie
Irvington High School staff picnic and nearby events
Twenty years ago Virginia Sherwood was valedictorian and Ann Dotolo sal utatorian of Irvington High. About eighty staff and families attended a Wood Lane Day Camp picnic hosted by J Dixon Calderwood and Mrs J Calderwood. Pamela Jane, infant daughter of J Dixon Calderwood, was christened at Irvington Presbyterian Church on June 10. War bond sales in Irvington fell short of a $265,000 quota, totaling $78,667.50.
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Carl Carmer
Octagon House
Irvington ‘High School
Ruth Wininger
Allen Miller
Irvington Public School
Helen Stubbe
Arrowhead Inn
Tuckahoe
Stubbe
James J. Murphy
Peter Reeves
Main Street
Murphy
Yonkers
Irvington ‘Presbyterian
John Sweetman
al Quinn
Shelby Cullom, Davis & Co
New York
Frank"m. Lynch
Riverview Road
Mothers Club
Immacurate Conception School
Edward Slattery
John Lanigan
John Meszaros, Jr
Anthony Gemma
Earl Cameron
South Broadway
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Virginia Sherwood
Ann Dotolo
Irvington High School
Edward Forman
Station Road
Ford and
Burnham-Burnham Bailstaff
Or Corporation
Allson
Offi- Ross
Leo Fisher
Wood-Lane
Irvington
J. Dixon Calderwood
North
Cottendtl Street
Pamela Jane
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Donald Roane
William H. Stoneman
Florence
England
William Proudfoot
Tater
Harriman Road
Benjamin
Halsey
Bronx
Elizabeth Phillips
Frank R. Philips
Sunnyside Park
Spencer School
Sarah .Lawrence
Howard B. Morris Jr
Baltimore
Howard B. Morris
Hjalmar
H. Brownes
North Buckhout Street
Grasslands Hospital
Charles Stover
James R. Stover
Salvage Physical Culture School
Edyth Byrnes
R. Byrnes
South Dutcher Street
New Paltz
School Menu DOWS LANE WEEK OF JUNE 21 22
The week of June 21 22 lists meals for Dows Lane with ravioli on Monday and peanut butter and jelly Tuesday plus milk and fruit. All cafeterias closed after Tuesday except high school which offers sandwich and milk through Tuesday while East Irvington provides milk only on Monday and Tuesday.
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East Irvington
Powell's Pulitzer History Works Out in Paperback
Powell's Puritan Village by Sumner C. Powell of Hamilton Gardens has been released in paperback by Anchor Books for 1.25. A New York Herald Tribune review by Clifford K. Shipton lauds the book as richly deserving the 1963 Pulitzer Prize in History and notes its insights into Sudbury Mass and early American town development. The piece also mentions Niagara Falls power output and unrelated local real estate and camp news about Saranac Lake and Brooklyn incidents.
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Sumner C. Powell
Hamilton Gardens
Anchor Books
The
New York Herald Tribune
Clifford K. Shipton
Massachusetts
Athens
Rome
de Tocqueville
Powell
Sudbury
Mass
Gerhardt N. Liebmann
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