Village Notes Show Social Visitors and Summer Plans
Mrs Norman Templeton of Pittsburgh visited relatives the past weeks. Mrs Charles Briggs and children of Barney Park left for Nantucket. Patrolmen Leo Beck Jr. enjoys a five week vacation. A North Street family will move July 11 to a new home in Peckshire. Mes Carasshall Wood and daughter Marsha of Hudson House spent the weekend in Michigan. Walter Meride of North Cottoner Street spent the weekend in Matawan. Mr and Mrs Eakeard Connors of 16 Rin Street leave for a summer cottage in Clavien NY. Millard Sanford of Lakeville Conn and Warnock of North Dutcher Street were weekend guests. Mrs Cliton Hart of Croton Place returned from Roosevelt Hospital NY after an operation. Misses Emily and Mary Boyce of Wash Ardsley Pack take a vacation in Adirondack Mountains. Mrs William Stuart of Jackson Heights visited cousins Misses Helen and Florence Star of North Cottenet Street. Miss Katherine Connors returns to Millbrook NY after visiting her sister Miss Mary Connors of Sam Cottenet Street. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of North Broadway attended graduation at Cornell University June 13. Corporal Templeton son of Mr and Mrs Norman Templeton, stationed at Carlisle Barracks PA, visited relatives over the weekend. Verling Rush, making her home with Miss Frances Valentine, will join her husband as chaplain in the U S Army stationed in Newfoundland. Miss Joan Kinney participated in Bradford Junior College concert part of commencement festivities. Mrs Kinsey is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wyle Kinney of Lindgren Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman M. Templeton
Pittsburgh
Charles Briggs
Barney Park
Nantucket
Leo Beck Jr
East Clinton Avenue
Mia Katherine Connors
Millbrook
N.Y
Ater
Mary Connors
Sam Cottenet
Steet
Mia Robert Jones
North Broadway
Cornell Universty
Robert
Norman
Templeton
Norma Templeton
Pitsburgh
Carlile Barracks
Carlie
Verling Rush
Ian Deen
Sith
Frances Valentine
Sho
U. S
Fed
Newfoundland
Joan Kinney
Bradford Junior College
Mrs Kinsey
Wyle Kinney
Langedon Avene
Doris Habermehl Becomes a Bride
Miss Doris Habermehl daughter of Police Sergeant and Mrs Jol Habermehl of 16 Soren Perkins Avenue Bmensford wed James L McGrawle whose parents live at 170 Central Avenue in a Mount Carmel rectory ceremony. The gown featured an off the shoulder illusion neckline with lace bodice long sleeves and fingertip length veil. She carried white roses. Sister matron of honor Mee Ralph Garofano wore pink with blue and pink hat and carried pink roses. Destman Russell McGrew was best man. After a reception for about 73 guests at the Hotel Florence they left on a two week motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. They will reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Habermehi
Jol Habermehl
Soren Perkins Avenue
Bmnsford
Set
Charles Habermehl
Trvwfington Police Department
James L. McGrawle
Central Avenue
Mount Carmel
John Gan
Ralph” Garofano
Farrer
Russell McGrew
Elmsford
Destman
Florence
Tarrytown
Ningses Falls
Canad
McGraw
Alex- Jamer Hamton
Wigle School
Sonotone
ArcGrow
Navy
County Electric Company
Port Chester
Ruth Halstead Wedding Date Set for July at St Pauls
Ruth Halstead daughter of Mr and Mrs William Halstead of Hudson View Park will wed John Thomas Jones son of Mr and Mrs William Jones of Grinsit Suce on Saturday July 2 at 3 30 PM at St Pauls Methodist Church. Miss Halstead a graduate of Tevington High School and New Pattz State Teacher College teaches at the Tarrytow pulse school. Jones a graduate of In ington High School and Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ruth Jean Halstead
Willian T. Halstead
Hudson View Park
John Thomas Jones
Andes
William Jones
Grinsit Suce
St Pauls
Methodist Church
Miss Halstead
Tevington Igh
New Pattz
Irvington High School Benefit Nets $1428 for Scholarships
Wilion McDonough chaired the Irvington P T A scholarship fund benefit. The Soul Figures show $128 raised at the desert card party held at Irvington High School on May 7. He thanked people and merchants for support of the fund used to award scholarships to Irvington High School seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilion McDonough
Othe
Invington PT
Tle Soul Sgures
Tivington High School
Mex Donough
Anna Acholarship
Irvington High School
Sunnyside Fed declares 3 percent dividend on all accounts
Directors of the Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan Association announce a semi annual dividend rate of 3 percent on all accounts as of June 30. This marks the thirty seventh distribution since 1981 and matches last December's rate. President Meander D. Simpson notes earnings during the current six month period were satisfactory and foresees a substantial increase in invested finds in the next half. The association has liquidated all advances from the Federal Loan Bank of New York and will enter the second half without new obligations. Office hours remain 9:30 am to 4 pm daily except Saturdays, with Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 pm continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Eral Savings’ and Loan Association
Meander D. Simpson
Oif
New York
Wil Cos Tine
New Harley motorcycle for Irvington Police fleet
Yonkers company will deliver a Hydeglide Harley Davidson motorcycle to the Irvington Police Depart ment within days. The police bike features hydraulic front forks with long springs and oil cushion, a sealed headlight, improved front brake, and corrosion resistant pipes. The two tone police silver color will be used for traffic patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Tracey
Charity Ball to Benefit Junior League in North Tarrytown
The Junior League announces a Charity Ball tomorrow at the Hudson River country club with dinner at 8:30 and dancing at 9:30 on the outdoor terrace if weather permits. Corsages will be sold at the door. Jimmy Lannie and his orchestra provide the music as local hostesses oversee reservations and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Jimmy Lannie
Orcchestra
Arangementsine
Les
Mew
W. T. Tools
North” Tarrsiowa
Genera Hairmany Mes
DP. Taster
Dobbs Ferry
Charles Permit
Dobbs Percy
Mise Mollie
Newberry
Tvington
Edward Rawls Jr
North Tarrytown
R. Metalyre Grout Ir
Join P. Sawyer
Cman. Lawler
Dorion
Ommtings
Lee W. Fighty
Thomas Baling
Ales Edward Murray
Ralph Markley to Receive BBA Degree
Ralph D. Markley of 32 Longfern Street will graduate from Pace College at tomorrow's comm encement exercises. The Irvington veteran is a Harvest graduate and will receive the Bachelor of Business Administration degree after completing Pace College's six year evening program in accountancy practice. He is a 1950 graduate of Irvington High School and served with the Armored Infantry in the European Theater during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Markley
Long Fern Street
Pace College
Irvington
Harvest
106
Markley
Ahe College
la Cisse
Yale Degrees Awarded at 288th Commencement
Edward S. Olcott of Hillside Terrace earned a Bachelor of Engineering while Mawe Rice Leon Jr received a Master of Arts at Yale University’s 288th commencement held on Monday and Tuesday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Olcott
Hillside Terrace
Mawerice Leon Jr
Yale University
Village Declares War on Poison Ivy in Local Notice
The Levington Board of Trustees votes to combat poison ivy near dwellings, directing the village highways department under Walter McBride to remove the weed throughout the village. Householders are asked to cooperate by contacting village clerk Sir Kote W. Wistrand at the town Hall. The effort includes Memorial Park and Beach Park areas, with planned weed removal across sections and care taken to avoid missteps. The note ends with a stray line about Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levington Board of ‘Trustees
Walter McBride
Vilage
Kote W. Wistrand
Dmrcneseen
Font Petel
Highways Department
Liquor License Notice for 48 Main Street Irvington NY
Notice that license GBOS215 has been transferred to Barney Reilly for off premises beer sales at 48 Main Street Irvington New York. The Alcoholic Beverage Control Law governs the transfer and sale. The undersigned confirms the license action and location details.
Library Hours Revised With Expanded Summer Schedule
Beginning June 1 the Library will be open daily from 10 to 12 A M and 3 to 6 P M, and on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9. J all day Saturday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Street
Peckshil
le and
Mes
Carasshall Wood
Marsha
Hudson House
Fihers
Walter Meride
North
Cottoner Street
Matawan
Eakeard Connors
Rin Street
Clavien
Sid Mes
Millard Sanford
Lakeville, Conn
Wile Fiam
Warnock
North Dutcher Street
Cliton Hart
Croton Place
Roosvelt Hospital
New York Y Its
Emily and
Mary, Boyce
Washi Ardsley Pack
Montis
Adiron- Gack Mountains
William Stuart
Jackson Heights
Helen and
Florence Star
North Cottenet Street
Chiropractor
Mandell
Derbyshire Studi Photographers
Hudson Sales and Service
Tydor & Veedo
Gas & Wil
South Broadway
John Semely
Main St
Wrvington
Terrytown, N.Y
Thurs
Son
Randolph Scott - Jane Wyatt
Bil Willams
Barbara Hale
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Doris Habermehl
Ruth Halstead
iHer
P.T.A
Irvington Police
Mise Beesy Hillen Kesler Danger
Mre
Robert Daly
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Scappy's Tailor Shop
Denman Radio Co
Main Street
Tarrytownee
Hudson River Junie Service
Feidy
fveneSe
Wellate
Ralph Markley
YALE
White Plaine
Orchard Street
Ousinit
Transix
Embassy
Cedar Street
Dobbs Ferry, N
Humphrey Bost
Allene Roberts
Tony Tufte
Barbara Britton
Dan Dailey
Wilesther Williams
Celeste Holm
Gene Kelly
Frank Sinatra
Sun
Josph Scorr
Canadian Pacific
Preston Foster
Jesse James Inmuinee
Overland Trail
Bruce Gentry
Bruce Sosary
Poison Ly
Toagestaine
Rhode Islands
Providence
Josephh McDowell
Avington
Irvington Public Library
Streamline Kitchen
Storm
Dolly Madison
G, Nilsson
J. Byrnes
OEW
Savings and Loan
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Irvington, N.T
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