Peddling Fee Raised To 100 Belmont Drive Improved
The Belmont Drive area plan to improve streets is recommended by Murphy and the Highway Department to protect merchants from unfair peddler competition. Trustees vote to raise peddling licenses to $100 annually and $15 daily permits. Ray mond J. Gilligan to draft amendment. Continued on Page Four.
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Belmont Drive
Highway Department
Board of Trustees
William A. Murphy
Raymond J. Gilligan
Four Ossining Women Escape Injury in Crash
Four Ossining women escaped serious injury after a morning crash on Broadway. The parked car, driven by Mrs Henry W Trashaller, was damaged. she and Mrs Evelyn St Jones Brashers suffered cuts while other passengers were treated for minor injuries. The incident also involved Jonn E Nelson, 42, and Harry Heckinger, who later appeared in police court for a traffic signal violation.
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Broadway
Eurely
Ossinin Celine
Ralph TL
Matthi Toth
Jonn E. Nelson
Merelit
Spaulding Plaes Hose
Henry W. Trashaller
Mise Evelyn St. Jones
Belle Avenue
Brashers
St Faiths Home Receives 1000 From Thursdays Club Circus
The Frank Wirth Circus under the Thursday Club at Lake Field in Tarrytown raised a thousand dollars for St Faiths Home for Girls. organizers expect additional five hundred from unsettled act counts, as proceeds to date total ten hundred with more to come. The one day event drew thousands of Westchester residents May 25 replacing the spring revue.
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W. M
Ardsley’ Park
Frank Wirth
Tarrytown
St. Faith's
Richardson
Lake Field
White Plains Road
St Faith's
Tax Office Error Becomes Insured Loss Debate
Greenburgh tax receiver HM Buckley vows to stay in office after a $20 counterfeit note incident. The council weighed the loss against insurance costs, noting the event marked a 22 year first and that refunds handled reach millions annually.
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HM Buckley
Greenburgh
Village Board May Lend Support for Boys Camp
The Village may fund a boys camp in Pleasant Valley to aid financially burdened youths ages 11 to 18. In Dutchess County officials discussed a donation through Campaign chair C Lord and considered sending 20 to 40 pupils from Public and Parochial schools to the camp at Freedom Plains on ten rented acres from a Stew Emma to Brown.
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Vilage
Dutchess County
Gillian
Req Wur C. Lord
Pleasant Valley
Freedom Plains
Emma
Board weighs new funeral day fire apparatus purchase
The board considers buying a new 75 ft aerial fire truck at $16,000 to replace the 20 year old Hook and Ladder equipment. Captain Edward Siler is named honorary chief as the board weighs entrance widening at the fire house and honors funeral day actions. URGED WIDENING OF FIRE HOUSE ENTRANCE.
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Funeral Day
Turly Dillon
Edward Siler
Board of Trustees
Mrs H S Cape Jr Re-elected Head Of Junior League
Mrs Henry Cape Sr of Ardsley was reelected head of the Hudson River Junior Service League for the ensuing year. Election results were announced June 14 by Mrs Edward Hott, village election chair, with officers including Vice-President Mrs Winslow Ossiah Spence Recording Goodman Peekskill Treasurer Mrs J W Moore Richard Ardsley and Hudson, and Miss Helen ...
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Henry Cape
Ardsley
Onttudgan
Way
Provident
Hudaun Tiver Junier
al Ing
Edward Hott
E. Winslow
Ossiah Spence Recording Goodman
Peekskill
J. W. Moore Richard
Ardstey-and Hudson
Helen
Village Defers Insurance Move for Volunteer Firemen
Acting on Fire Chief Norman Morrell inquiry the Board of Trustees deferred a decision on buying insurance from the State Fund to cover volunteer firemen until it is clear how the policy applies to unemployed volunteers. Trustee Frank C. Gilbert noted the April 11 amendment includes volunteers with the State Fund at five dollars ninety five cents per year, in addition to a two hundred ninety dollar premium for other village employees. The board approved two petitions to amend valuations on Susan Walker estate and Mrs. Wilhemina Rosvally property. Cant Mont J. Gilligan notified the board he will defend the village in three certiorari actions over the current assessment roll brought by Halsey, Paterno, and Brandt, with two experts to assist the counsel. Attorney Bernard Zinecke represents Halsey in the action, expected before July 1.
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Norman Morrell
Board of Trustees
Plunteer
Frank C. Gilbert
H. Howard Cannon
Susan Walker
North Buckhout Street
Wilhemina Rosvally
Hudson View Park
Mont J. Gilligan
Benjamin Halsey
Harriman Road
Michael Paterno
el Retiro Lane
Edwin Brandt
West Clinton Avenue
Halsey
Patern
Hirandt
Bernard Zinecke
Ardsley Park
Halsey Actio
Special Music at Church Sunday at Sunnyside Lane
At Riverside Av Presbyterian Church morning service cello and soprano solos featured. Emontey, a New York Philharmonic member, performed Aire and a cello obligato, with Mrs Mall a soprano soloist. Frank’s Messe excerpts were sung.
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Rvington Presbyterian Church
Pastonday
Doxephemonts
Caramal C. Mall
Emontey
New York Philharmoni Society
Nach
O. Lord Moxt
Sesar Franck
Mall
County Center
White Plains
Emonta
Presbyterian Church
Palmer Estate
Sunnyside Lane
Students honored for perfect attendance at fire school
Eighty five students from three district public schools received perfect attendance certificates at the Fire School program. Ray Townsend, supervising principal, announced the awards with names from Main Street School and several grades. The ceremony followed a regular schedule with five headquarter sessions and weekly intervals during the summer program.
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Threeistrict
Raymond E. Townsend
Priselnal
Mrs Douglas Johnson Elected Head of Church Society
The Home Mission Society of St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church met with Miss Jennie Buckhout Tuesday for a short missionary program and elected officers for the year. President Mrs. Douglas Johnson. Vice-President and Secretary Mrs. Robert Look. Treasurer Miss Helen Morgan. Superintendent of Mission Study Miss Jennie Buckhout. Superintendent of Supplies Frank S. Morgan. Roses and peonies adorned the room as the hostess served tea sandwiches and cake. The next meeting is set for September with Mrs. James Stover in charge and new members welcomed.
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Home Mission Society of
St. Paul's
Jame Stover
Trustees Police Battle Firemen Tonight In Sensational Game
Trustees and police clash with the fire department in a twilight league softball game at Memorial Park at 6:20 PM. Mayor Murtha and the board join Chief McCall’s team to try upsetting the favored firefighters as crowds expect an exciting, annual town event despite changes from the hat ball format.
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Trustees
Memorial Park
Matthew J. Murtha
Board of Trustees
McCall
Motorist Bluffing to Avoid Fine Fails in Court
A New York salesman tried to bluff his way out of speeding fines in Lydens court on Wednesday. He admitted driving 48 miles per hour and without a license, after receiving summons two days prior. Chief McCall recounted the man later produced a license and offered 3% bill and two singles from his pocket as payment to avoid jail, while officers reviewed the case of another violator, Zwirka of New York City, connected to Habermelt for speeding.
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New York
Lydens Court
Sergt
Haber Mehl
McCall
Phillip Coler
News¢ Man
Kelloge Co
Reac
Hix
Zwirka
New York City
Habermelt
Pear
Dr Roane Refuses Police Surgeon Post in Irvington
Dr William T Roane of Broadway declines appointment as police surgeon in Irvington offering 200 yearly fee. Board of Trustees refers matter to Trustee Edwin W Flake Jr for report at next meeting. Appointment would give police department access to a physician round the clock for intoxication and accident cases.
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Irvington
William Tt. Roane
Broadway
Cain
Edwin W Flake
Police Department
Vic
First County Project Aims at Sunnyside Lane Resurfacing
The Greenburgh Town Council heard that the county health department will retain Miss Laura Contu as health nurse to assume health work in the incorporated area. Supervisor William C. Duell announced the plan after Ira M. Kline, supervising principal of the School District, wrote that the Board of Education sees no need to change nursing service and that slight savings would not justify a change.
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County ‘Health Department
Laura Contu
William C. Duell
Greenburgh
Ira M. Kline
Board of Education
Local Bank Opens Loan Plan for Flexible Repayment
The Local Bank announces a new Loan Service Plan offering loans from 100 to 1000 dollars with weekly or monthly payments over one year. The program, named the Theft Loan Plan, targets worthy, responsible borrowers in temporary need, requiring only good name and character as collateral, without other assets.
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New York Hawks
Chemical topic at Westchester fire chiefs session
Dr Andrew Dingwall a New York consultant chemical engineer spoke at the year end session of the Westchester County Fire Chiefs Emergency Plan in Hastings on Wednesday night. He listed common gases firemen would encounter such as hydrogen carbon nitrogen phosphorus ammonia and sulfur and explained the combustibility percentages. Mayor William Stenschneider welcomed the visitors and praised their work for Westchester fire departments. A tribute was paid to the late Harvey Dunagan former chief of the Elmsford Fire Dept. Dr Earl Krows Hastings fire commissioner announced committees and a banquet followed the meeting.
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Andrew Dingwall
New York
Westchester County Fire Chiefs
Protection Engie Co
Hastings
William Stenschneider
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R. J. Gilligan
Murphy
Ossining
ST. Faith’s
Thursyy Club Circus
J. W. M. Richardson
Arthur C. Lord
Village Board of Trustees
NEW York Daily Mirror
B. Turry Dillon
H. S. Cape, JR
Edward Luckett
Joseph Emonts
Dillon
Captain Siller
Rex
Casanete Hoey Getta
Atari
Main Street School
Rengina Gorey
John Sweetman
William Brown
Marguerite Perez
Michael Mattucci
Robert Jones
Wattar Mefields
Doseph Builier asWrance
Pate
Doug. Johnson
Jennie Buckhout
M. E
Cireles
Bluecoats
Altho
Roane
Greenburgh Council
Fire Chiefs
Wm. Steinschneider
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