Pennybridge Seeks Tarrytown Annex in School District Split
A Lincoln editorials warns of a secession by Irvington district residents, as Pennybridge families petition the Tarrytown board to join, sparking debate over tax implications and relocation plans. If approved, lost valuations and tax revenues could raise local school taxes, with effects rippling through the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havington Board of Education
Tarrytown Board
Irvington Board
Pennybridge
Iton
Abolish tolls on Westchester parkways urged
Pelham and Yonkers residents complain about motorists avoiding tolls on the Hutchinson River and Saw Mill River parkways. The piece argues tolls were approved without county consent and should be funded by state control, proposing transfer of parkway operation to the State Parkway System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
Yonkers
Hutchinson River
Saw Mill River
Westchester
Pelham and Yonkers Trien
Yetter
Hastings Opposes Dobbs Ferry Hospital Merger Plan
Hastings News argues against the proposed three-hospital merger of Dobbs Ferry, Ossining, and nearby facilities. It warns abandonment of Dobbs Ferry Hospital would push care toward Yonkers, altering Hastings’ hospital focus and potentially not serving Ossining, Tarrytown, Irvington, or Hastings.
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Sweien
Dobbs Feny
Torytown
Ossining
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Hastings
Tarrytown
Yonkers
Dobbs Ferry
Dobbs Fery Hospital
Irvington
Hastings News
Parochial School Commencement Exercises Held Sunday Afternoon
The commencement exercises of the parochial school featured a class of 18 members including Buramen, Helen An cercis Sunde, Burke Helena Elaine Onrradi, Mary Frercises and others. The ceremony began with pedals exers in the chore on Robert Rows and Richard Bele, and continued with student presentations at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamrenge
Buramen
Helen Ancercis Sunde ‘Burke
Helena Elaine Onrradi
Mary
Hoean
Harry
Willan — Hopper
Ames Jowphites
Patrica Ann
Jes Josephui
Conepton
Seam Shanes
Robert Rows
Richard Bele
Roger
Noted Art Works to Be Shown at Church Exhibition
Irvington Presbyterian Church hosts a weekend exhibition featuring Thomas J. Watson collection paintings from the Americas. Latin American costumes modeled by diplomatic staff will be displayed with a moving picture program nightly. Local Irvington artists also showcase works. the back room has been redesigned with monk’s cloth walls.
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Americas
Lewwres
Latin America
Dolly M
Irvington Presbyterian
Thomas J. Watson
Hirsth Lowel Thomas
Irvington
Tuheie
Mate ‘Turner
Il Tae
Ray Sisking
Wee
Rous
International Business Machine Corporation
Services set Friday for Mrs John McCormack
Friday services will be held for Mrs Nellie McCormack of Irvington formerly Yorktown and widow of Jocim McCormack proprietor of a Covington grocery store. Born in Yorktown she came to Covington in the 1960s and died at her home on Main Street. High Mass of Requiem will be at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survivors include son Tony McCormack of Pelham, daughter Mrs Peter Thomas of Asin Street, and sister Mrs James Dorsey of Peekskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McComaets
Joli McComack
Irvington
Man Street
Tuewdy
Farah
Eclock
Sleepy Hollow
Aievermack
Yorktown
John
Hanna Fitzgerald Finnerty
McCormack
Covington
Jocim McCormek
Main Street
Angbaras
New Officers for Office Union
At the time meeting of Local No 13549 Office Workers Union USA the following were elected to two year terms Joann Surovich of Tarrytown president Frank Herlihy of Harts State vice president Miss Rut Volk of Irvington financial secretary Howard Vandervoort of Tarrytown treasurer Ann Cary of North Tarrytown recording secretary and Robert Kelly of Irvington sergeant at arms The union held its annual dinner dance at the Rock House in Hastings NC about eighty members and guests attended and enjoyed dancing dinner and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiue
Office Workers Union - USA
Burnham Corporatio
Jouan Surovich
Tarrytown
Frank Herlihy
Hartstate
Rut Volk
Irvington
Howard Vandervoort
Weasurer
Ann Cary
North Tarrytown
Robert Kelly
Rock House
Hastings
N. C
82 Mile Speed Brings $50 Fine
New York motorist John Gila faced an $80 total fine for speeding at 82 mph in Irvington Village Police Court. Several others, including Samuel Seylick of Brooklyn and Feles L. Russo of The Bronx, were fined for speeds ranging from 60 to 72 mph, with varied penalties. A motorcyclist, Eawne Tones of Ossining, was fined $300 for a defective muffler while driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gila
New York
Ity
Irvington Vilage
Griffin
Samuel Seylick
Brooklyn
Slong
Feles L. Russo
Te Bron
Joseph JSON
Philip Angelowitz
Bernard Walker
Yonkers
Robert L. Hutcheson
Gander City
The
Imins Broncos
Charles Coffin
Doble Kerry
Fole del Veechio
Belle
N.I
Sid Siu
Willie
Conene
Eawne Tones of
Ossining
Holy Name Rally in Dobbs Ferry Draws 500 Faithful
The Holy Name Societies of Ronan Catholic parishes in the Fourth District plan a 2:40 PM parade on Palisade Street Dobbs Ferry. The procession will move at 3:00 PM from Our Lady of Pompeii to Sacred Heart Church for services with Rev. J Callahan of Conception Irvington as speaker on Young America. The event includes the St Teresa’s male choir and Catholic War Veterans, with leaders Raymond J. Thon and local officers coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Societies
Pourth
Irvington
Dobbs Ferry
Tarrytown
Blasford
North Tarrytown
Palisade Street
Dobbs Heres
Our Lady of Po
Sacred Heart Church
Wil
St. Teresa's
Chreh
North Tarestown
Raymond J. Thon
North Taerstown
WEA
Post
American Legion
Tarsytown
Boy Scouts
Our Lady of Perperal Hep Church
Ase
Immacute Conception
Herev
Amieen J
Picnic mishap sparks recklessness case attendent to wreck
A picnic gathering of the Business Women group at Levington ended when a car driven by William Star hawking struck a parked vehicle, injuring Mrs diesel and others. Robert Stamm and William Stamm and several passengers faced charges of reckless driving as judge James J. Utes set July 7 for arraignment. Cars sustained extensive damage and investigators noted brake tests showed no defects.
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Menners
Symestana
Resid‘ng
Levington
Farrytowns
Josie
Suiay
Mes
J. Diesel
Violet Persons
New York City
Vacsonar
Fey
Shosk
Ruth Stora
Hirdughta
New York
Paireman John
Ridick
Ax Joseph Murray
Seracuse
Brouiway
Sori
Tivington
Cornelia Cree
Willian
Ising Ceven
Jove Sehulee
Angela Smith
Ruth
Averas
Alice E. Tees
Mrs
Diesel Florence Vents
Laae
Dorothy ‘Stamm
Robert
Willian Stamm
Son of
Moray, Cae
Reis
Piola Rewlle
Kriswdn
Simmons
James J. Utes
Nak
Mary ida Hayes Becomes a Bride
Mary ida Hayes wed Lawrence Briges Burt at Trinity Episcopal Church Pots G Y in a Thursday afternoon ceremony. A reception for seventy five guests followed at the home of Mes and Mrs olan Cornish. party included bridesmaids Helen Tekan and others. The couple will reside in Potsdam after Burt, Crane School of Music graduate, completes his studies. ceremony featured white roses and a royal blue theme.
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Atary Ada Hayes
Fllen Hayes
Nortack Stree
Thurday
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pots
G. Y
Lawrence Briges Burt
Hart
Burt
Jane Fall Neve
York
Mes
Olan Cornish
Eiven
Metrage
Tyte Keith
Iran
Helen Tekan
Evington Peas Mid
Ro Fan Geenish
Mise Ley Bor
Pots Gam
Elizabeth i Carns
Preparations Begin for Village Sewage Plant Work
Preparation for resuming work on the South Puckhost Street sewage disposal plant proceeds under the village board. Superintendent Frauke Urner directs the project while Tanard J. Martin inspects the facility and drafts plans for actions to be taken in line with Interstate ??? recommendations.
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Puckhost
Frauke Urner
Tanard J. Martin
Village Sgneer
Sete
Acordanc
Service League Donations Support Local Hospitals and Homes
The Hudson River Junior Service League approved gifts totaling 350 to local hospitals and children’s groups at year end. Dobbs Ferry Hospital received 125 for the building fund and 125 for operating expenses, while 100 went to the Westchester Chil lives Association and other groups share the remainder. The league aims to start its own community service project next year, with several ideas under consideration including Mental Hygiene, Cancer, Heart Association, and home teachers for sick children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Junior Service League
Westchester Chillives Association
Children's Association
Tarrystown
Dobbs
Ferry
Ferry Hostal
Stilliwell Fund
American Heart Association
Four Hurt in Crash Near Town Hall
A Friday evening collision on Main Street in front of Town Hall left four occupants of two cars slightly injured. Flash Stetson of SF Tromt Steve, Tarryson, and Brother car driver Joh Murray of 15 Nevis Ferris Stece feature in the report, with Miss Zella May Dougherty and her brother John Dougherty plus Miss Eleanor Chase treated for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flash Stetson
SF Tromt
Steve
Tarryson
Joh Murray
Nevis Ferris
John Dougherty
Ales Eleanor Challe
Mayebrook
X.Y. Murray
Murray
Helen Jane Duffus Brides at Presbyterian Church
Helen Jane Duffus wed George W Ticaer of New York Cay and Mapes Nose in a ceremony at the Fest Presbyterian Church in Tsington P redyterian Church on Saturday afternoon. Attendants included Frances Kenney and Mrs. Robert R. Cunningham with Misses Lake Fil and Hanitton. The bride elect hosted a rehearsal dinner for her bridesmaids at Leighton Terrace.
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Sss
Raevem
Frances Kenney
Robert R. Cunningham
Patric Lake
Margaret Fil
Gale Hanitton
Heiser
J. Levis Graven
Robert Tribe
Robert Mag Aid
Edward H. Leander
Meiter
Aradnaved
Ihg
Dobbs Ferry
Wheaton College
Hertus Thad
Aliniae
Piney Selvot
Merchant Marine
Kansas State College of
Pine Troop Honored by Tevington Giet Scouts
The Pine Troop of East Irvington Ségad Daas earned the honor troop award after a rally last week reported by The Gazette. Holly Troon was named as the unit's honor troop in the ceremony held Saturday after hodhn' Xt 400"are ineihe Feviston Preset hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevington Giet
East Irvington
Ségad Daas
Dobbs
Ineihe Feviston
Pennybridge Protest Over School Relocation Plan
Pennybridge residents protested the Irvington Board of Education plan to move classes, citing taxes paid and unfair distribution of resources. At a meeting led by Trustee Gerad FiaGerid, concerns included students’ access to multiple schools and the need to consult nearby officials before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarsteen
Te Iningon Board
High Schot
Tate
Boone
Ovington
Isington
Pengbelige
Renday Fe
Maine
Tarstown
Gerad FiaGerid
Anton
Nsred
Mga Theteo-Tel
Gieier
Alba Esphining
Thanes
Spredons
Tarryvon
Elveson
Trance Arn Devel Ag
Hell
Irvington
Tivington
West
Tevington Boar of
Tarrytown
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Watson
Presbyterian Church
Joseph N. More Ieneral
Toseph Rowan
Lening Tocal
J. Tame Koane
Willi
County
John McCormack
Mary Ida Hayes
Service League
Town Hall
Helen Jane Duffus
PINE
John Alan Binrn
Hea
Stad
Miltont Bjornstad
Vitisore
Nagle
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