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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
The article urges graduates to view commencement as a start, not an end, and to continue learning through daily reading of newspapers. It argues reading news and editorials broadens understanding of history making and politics, inspiring youth to engage in local, state, and national governance through organized channels.
Figures run from 15 to 30 dollars per thousand. The one percent expires July 16. Details in another column list notices for collection. Village collectors posted present year taxes the first of the week. Charles A. Adams notes a slight increase over 1921. Deposits by July 10th affect interest. Dobbs Ferry and Greenburgh Savin Bank show higher rates from July 1, 1922.
The Westchester County Republican Committee met at the Palace Theatre in White Plains to designate nominees for the fall primary. Walter W. Westall was named for State Senator Twenty-fifth District, Jeabury Mastick for Twenty-sixth District, William F. Bleakley for County Judge, Ruth Taylor for Judge of the Children's Court, Louis N. Ellrodt for County Clerk, and Frederick E. Weeks for District Attorney. Committee members emphasized experience and fidelity, with strong praise for Weeks and a call for orderly designation amid a largely female- staffed body.
The notice lists nominations for public welfare roles and a Supreme Court justice seat. W. Everest Mead is urged as Commissioner Welfare, with other names including Taylor for Justice and M. Buck for Congress. George H. at Mount Vernon and J. Mayhew of New Rochelle appear in the consolidation of nominations.
Several village notices and short items from Irvington and Dobbs Ferry mention tax matters and residents. George Goehren and Mrs Quimby appear among names. a storm injures a house on Ashford Avenue. Hastings residents Goodwin Frederick Charles and others are noted. The DeNardo bungalow on Field Street nears occupancy by Mrs Morse. The 1922 tax list and warrant details are listed with the clerk’s office hours.
Ten year old Clorence Schneide nearly drowned near Whitesboro but was saved when a state trooper captured the moment of loss. Athens raid nets a still and several cages. Aluminum Company of America expands, boosting local employment. J L Hopkins Co buys Mount Lebanon Shakers mill site for extracts. Saratoga doctors study White Sulphur waters for bathing development. Ulster County Boy Scout council to form in Kingston as revival plans emerge. Severe Adirondack snowstorm hits Skerry and Dickinson.
Fragmentary OCR text references nominations for high office, a senator or representative, and a fatal building collapse affecting business blocks. Mentions mayors, a governor, and party dynamics, but details are garbled and names unclear.
Mrs. Fred Kuss of Saratoga Avenue Yonkers hosted a social visit to Mrs. Ian Townsend and George Townsend of The Manor. The readable fragments reference a 9011504 number and various names but lack clear events or outcomes.
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