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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
1
Scoop’s COLUMN by GEORGE FR. SMITH discusses Irvington efforts, the Chamber of Commerce, and local plans like paving Malt Street and improving Lincoln University area. It notes past missteps, resident responsiveness, and upcoming actions with residents urged to support traffic and road improvements.
Ambrose H Burroughs, longtime Irvington resident and prominent counsel with Thurroughs & Treene at 200 Fifth Avenue, New York, died at Presbyterian Hospital, New York, after a short illness from pneumonia. He was 70, formerly of Virginia, associated with the American Tobacco Company, and had lived on North Broadway and East Sunnyside Lane. The burial was set for St John’s Cathedral.
Members of the Northfield Club gathered for a community picnic with informal activities and shared meals. The event emphasized fellowship and local camaraderie among attendees, though details and exact attendance were not fully clear in the fragment.
A brief notice invites the public to a donate and adoption event at the Fish House on Friday from 3 to 6 o clock to aid animals in need. Volunteers will assist with care and outreach activities during the afternoon.
The wedding of Jussel Roane to Miss Tillmann of New York took place at St Vincent Church in New York City. The bride wore white satin and guests including her sister Cornelia Tillmann attended. A reception followed at the Whitehall Moon, with plans for a week of vacations in New York City and Atlantic City.
A gathering of alumnae from TMunter Cotless is planned for Sunday afternoon in the UK countryside. Members will meet for a casual picnic and informal social remarks.
A Brooklyn party including Mr and Mrs John A Taaffe and Mr and Mrs Gatineyite motored to Irvington on Sunday to cross the Hudson on the new St Ferry line. They enjoyed the pleasant trip and the crossing experience.
Funeral services for Clarence A Gardiner were held from the church in Smith with Rev M. Sloane presiding. The deceased, aged about 11, was described as living near Spiro Park. Miss Florence D remained, and Mr and Mrs Sloane planned travel to the West as Gardiner would be away from the village for roughly two years.
Estchester County volunteers plan annual Field Day at Harbor Island Park Mamaro Neck New York on Sunday September date. Fire companies from the county may enter events with prizes for winners. Activities begin early with contests and games. many participants expected to attend at the park site with local officials noting the event's community tone.
The 70th anniversary dinner of Court 70 in Lawrence near Mamaroneck on Monday evening June 17 honored sixth anniversary festivities. A star spangled purple and gold decor set a festive tone as Rev Father Denton led the program with Miss Tansy introducing speakers. Mrs. Y of Pleasant and others offered thanks, remarks praised the group’s work, and Agnes from Greensboro performed a vocal item before the couple shared news of their home in New Maven.
Fragmentary notice records a marriage involving Harold Hallenbeck amid a local loyal town pledge. Names appear with unclear lines and garbled phrases but indicate a community ceremony and strong communal loyalty themes.
This item notes students from Holbart School Geneva finishing the year. It mentions Puli St and Messrs Wailan well as companions, with reference to a week spent at the grandmother Mrs. John J. Cooke in Dobbs Ferry before returning home in Sheridan Beach Indian.
The notice identifies selling agent G Stuart Fiaher of 1 Hrook 7 as the agent for the well shown Spiro Park builder Forbes Shupson in a local real estate transaction.
Mr and Mrs Anthony Falte of South Street marked 64 years of marriage yesterday. They were joined at St. Teresita North Tarrytown. Family and friends praised the couple, noting their health and long union.
The senior class member Bolles received the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the ceremony. Sanders Phitoxo- and other names appear among graduates in the program.
The article notes L Club holds its final rehearsal of the season with the art display to showcase the year's efforts. A brief summary mentions the performance and the significance of the last practice before closing.
Mrs Charles M Pate and family depart for Lake Copake to spend August at a summer spot. The family will enjoy a quiet season away from town.
Mr and Mrs R G Abercrombie travel to Toronto Canada for a bankers convention. The Abercrombie family and associates from New York and Westchester attended with rail journeys and social events described as enjoyable.
Irvington received a visit from Robert Sat Company officials amid news of ferry contacts and plans. The communication mentions the Piermont site and the plant in Troost, noting the extensive print operations and skilled labor force. The article highlights job opportunities and the company's role in regional industry.
The marriage of Mixx M, daughter of Mrs Andrew Ehlers, is scheduled for this month at Weltram. Residents of Livingtons have moved to the eastern part of the county. Elder is sister of Village Trustee Andrew Elder. Sharmon of New York City and Awslata are mentioned in the families’ notes. Rev Father Radecker to give closing prayer. Ruth Hunter and party to depart for Europe.
Article highlights Miss Mullins for aiding police during a killer incident involving Officer Geo Wl. It notes her prominent role as a star and credits her with helping to alert authorities and save lives using telephone system operations. The piece praises her courage and the current system of telephone service.
A prominent speaker addressed the Men’s Guild at Irvin Church today, with William Owen of [location] among those in attendance. The event highlighted community concerns and faith-based outreach led by the guild.
The piece lauds a bake sale fundraiser with Tomm Mannix, Thly Donohue, Gerald and Gene Rellig as organizers. Harry McGhanis won the cake on Church Street, with thanks to Rosary helpers and cake donors. Miss Owens is praised as the main cake baker, and several local women are thanked for their roles and display support.
The Irvington Catholic Club invites all to a village dance this evening in the Great Hall. Preparations have been made for an enjoyable event with music and refreshments, offering residents a chance to partake in a lively summer dance hosted by the Catholic Club.
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