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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
3
A collage of local life from years ago notes anniversaries, weddings, birthdays, and community events. Highlights include June milestones for Ball and Plummer families, Ardsley Park civic roles, summer plans for James Barry and Betsy, and a wartime memory from Patty’s era, plus reorganizations at Memorial Park and local school connections.
The article notes a Timely Topics gathering for the Trmaculate Concepts with winners Samuel Orton James Tunney Kenneth Baker Eugen Reilly William Eguerling Raymond Baker and Joseph Hudak. It also lists Maurice Leon in France on business with the Frest government and describes wartime era items and a romantic vignette with a New York City bride.
A compilation of Sunday services and church activities across multiple parishes. Includes Holy Communion times, sermon topics such as Judges and Judged, vestry meetings, parish school sessions, daily prayers, mass schedules, confessions, and devotional events at St Barnabas, Conception, Sacred Heart, Gospel Center, Ulvo Church, and First Church of Christ Scientist.
Henry Ankhelen died Tuesday morning at Grasslands Tos site where his body was found. He was born in Irvington and attended Trvingcom schools. Survived by sister Mrs Warren Covert of North Tarrfv and two brothers Frank Ankelen of Wharton and Adolph Ankelen of Philadelphia. father the late Louis Ankhelen was a cartage worker. Services held at Senne Funeral Home in Tarrytown Sleepy Hetlow Cemetery with burial at Grasslands.
A notice states that boards or authorities of the Village of Irvington will revoke the license of any master plumber or firm failing to meet examinations or standards. It details bond requirements, penalties, and responsibilities to uphold sanitary plumbing regulations, including sewer connections and street work. Date cited: June 8, 1904.
The Irvington Board of Trustees will open sealed bids for sale of a 1939 Chevrolet pickup at 8 15 PM on Monday June 21 in the Town Hall North Ferry Street Irvington NY. Bids must be filed by the village clerk by the date. The truck can be inspected at the village barn by appointment with the street commissioner. Each bid must include a 10 percent certified check or cash. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and deposit checks will be refunded to unsuccessful bidders on June 22.
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