Hastings woman winner meets Assembly candidacy in Yonkers
Jane Todd, a Tarrytown leader and vice chair of the Worcester Republican Committee, won the Fourth Assembly nomination defeating Alexander Garnjost by 63 to 51 at a Yonkers Pelton House convention on McLean Avenue. Edward Innett of Hastings and C Van Ness Wood of Yonkers were noted as other attendees. Congressman Millard presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Todd
Tarrytown
Whester
Republican County Committee
Alexander Garnjost
Edward Innett
Hastings
C. van Ness Wood
Yonkers
Pelton House
McLean Avenue
Charles D. Millard
Rev Macgowan Made Life Member Of Yonkers Club
The Yonkers Burns Club welcomed Rev Macgowan as a life member at a recent meeting. Frederic D. Carter, former Dalle Ferry Presbyterian Church organist, presided on the console for the first time at the Yonkers club event. The program featured instrumental trio. Jean Harvey and Mary Milistralia performed songs, Nicholas Vasilloff and Harold shared arias, with a reception and social hour following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Rand
Ife
Yonkers
Robert Burns Club
Frederic D. Carter
North Broadway
Dalle Ferry Presbyterian Church
Fred Keddie
Theakers Club
Robert Fyfe Onkers
Vitla
Heyny
James Grey
Alexander Dennison
Jean Harvey
Ain Countrie
Mary “Milistralia
Nicholas Vasilloff
Volga Teatmon
Harold
Local Woman Narrowly Escapes in Tarrytown Crash
Mrs Addon B Hastings wife of Addison Hastings officer of Lord Turnham Co and Elm Park had a narrow escape when her Ford sedan was struck from behind by a Cooney Truck at 9 Sears Avenue Elmsford New York. The impact sent the sedan toward the lake as other trucks hauled it back onto the road. Manning's Garage tow truck removed the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addon B. Hastings
Addison Hastings
Lord & Turnham Co
Elm Park
Frank P. Cooney
William F
Sears Avenue
Elmsford
New York
Tarrytown
Toad
Tower Mill
Cooney
Manning
Millard Winning Reputation In Congress
Charles Millard, noted for perfect House attendance, earns a reputation as an attentive member. A new congressman in his second term, he sits with the Republicans, attends committees before sessions, and returns to work after debates. He values serving in Congress and is linked to former football stars in early All American lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Db
Camron
Onyl
House
Mittee
Ita
Congress
Millard
Walter Camp
Browns
Rockefeller, Jr
Daniel A. Reed
Cornell
Robert L
Jon Fish, Jr
William G. Andrews
Half of Broadway paving near July completion
The Dobbs Ferry project aims to finish half the Broadway pavement by July 4, with Tuck Hoe Construction Company confident in meeting the target. A report to the Board of Trustees notes progress, details Ackers family obituary, and mentions a stray hunting incident near Welug Parkway injuring two women and a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Frank Acker
Tim
Dobbs Ferry
Tuckhoe Construction Company
Truster Vnto Fdi
Pelham Manor Chief Grady to be feted at club event
Friends of Chief Grady of Pelham Manor plan a tribute next Tuesday evening June 26 at the New York Athletic Club Travers ton manor. The affair honors his elevation to chief, with hundreds of Pelham Manor residents attending and tickets available from interested parties. Notable attendees include Jack Dempsey and Clark Irvington will serve as announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattee Cuter Rennet J. Urady
Pelham Manor
Grady
New York
Travers
Fond
Petuain Manor
Jack Dempsey
Mellove
Clark
Irvington
Auch
Hin
Mike
Happler Atill
Powers Reelected Leader Of Knights Of Columbus AIA
Patrick J Powers was reelected Grand Knight at St Elmo Coli monthly meeting with over 400 members present. The past year’s term showed strong leadership as officers were retained. Plans include a street fair the coming weekend, a Fourth of July swimming meet with medals, and a holiday themed dance featuring a well known orchestra. A comedy diving contest will cap the evening with Ed ward Keating of Yonkers joining Mr Eccles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heke
Dobbs Ferry
Treington
Ackle
Oped
Wittam
Doun Acker
Busines
Irvington
Clibas
Cesar
Ates AeKer Finlay
St. Elmo Coli
Helt
Patrick J. Powers
Tarrys
Stanley Jarz
Bill Eccles
Larry Mahon
Ming
Wien
Edward. Keating
Yonkers
Mr. Eccles
Financial status of town strengthened by added sales
Officials described the town’s financial position as strengthened this week by added sales. The sale amount is $40,000 higher than the most optimistic estimate, with Kens Wednesday and Super-I time record cited as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kens
Clifford Wistrand Heads Local Housing Group Survey
Clifford Wistrand leads a local housing survey committee backed by a state effort to promote home improvements and new construction across the United States. The plan aims to mobilize funds, with government as facilitator, and quick committee expansion with new names to be announced in upcoming reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Wistrand
Miford H. Wistrand
Eman
John Tate
John Hater
Bod. Lewis
Arthur C. Lard
James
Freed Under $1,000 Bond In Robbery Case
Patrolman Murphy captured Harold Ayres early this morning and held him under $1,000 bond. Ayres, 30, of Hastings, denied the crime and a hearing was set for next Wednesday. The case involves a robbery at the Columbia Hotel where a razor blade salesman, Andrew Tanko, was allegedly held up for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hastings
Lyden
Harold Ayres
Washington Avenue
Hastings
Pollew
Patrotman Pranels Murphy
Ayres
Andrew Tanko
Columbia’ Hotel
Judge Lyden Fines Reservoir Swimmer Power
John Powers of Yonkers was fined $25 after pleading guilty to a swimming violation near a reservoir. He was arrested by Patrolman Gorey after being seen with two others leaving the water while a warrant for payment of $50 remained unresolved. The case marked a rare record in local enforcement with Powers held at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powers
Yonkers
Graulich
Avene
N.Y
Lyden
Powers
Board bans fireworks sales after July 15 1934
Irvington trustees order no sale or use of fireworks after July 15 1934 with a $10 penalty per offense. The move allows merchants to clear stock before enforcement. Irvington, long the first Hudson Valley village permitting sales, now sets stricter limits following nearby Dobbs Ferry’s earlier restrictions.
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Irvington
Trustees
Alspore
Tivington
New York City
Hudson Valley
Dobbs
Ferry
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Jane Todd
Garnfest
South
Innet
Wood
Mon
Rev. Macgowan
Yonkers Club
Presbyterian Church
Addison B. Hastings
Tarrytown Lakes
Jane H. Todd
Tarrytown—for
State Asse
Cyrus Field Road
Dobbs Fex
Mix Smith
Maure
Ely
Rage
New York Athletic Club
Travers II
Patrick Powers
Knights OF Columb's
AIA
Polniment Ax
Irvtan Presbyterian Church
Consul Tan Church
Rose
Murphy
Aed
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