Irvington High School Class of 1955 Graduation
Editorial honors the Irvington High School graduates of 1955 praising them for completing their course with high credit. It notes a high percentage pursuing further study in college, professional, or vocational fields, reflecting the school’s success in fostering lifelong learning.
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Irvington High School
Remembering Frank J. Morgan Of The Gazette Office
Quiet industrious and selfless, Frank J. Morgan spent over forty years on staff and more than four decades in typesetting community news. He knew Ivington and its people well, rarely seeking publicity but deeply trusted as a village sage and loyal worker.
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Frank J. Morgan
Ivington
Gazette Office
Frank Morgan
Penny Fair by Irvington Cub Pack 102 This Saturday
Irvington High School on Main Street hosts a Penny Fair by Cub Pack 102 inviting all to attend. The event features boys running games and expected trading activities with comic books trading cards and toys. Cola 25 will be 10 AM in the rear of the school with ice cream available.
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Irvington
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Trustees Discuss Easing Ordinance for Randall Land
Trustees met in the town hall to consider easing Building Zone Ordinance requirements for a 26 acre Randall land parcel to be subdivided and sold to a builder. Paul Randall seeks a 16 foot easement across Hugh Goodman property to gain frontage on Fargo Lane. debate focused on width and zoning compliance with the village map. No decision was reached. a survey report and fire insurance details were reviewed before adjourning.
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Hugh Goodman
Vilage
Randall
JH. Noris
Ind
Scout Troop 34 to Hold Parents Night
The final meeting of Scout Troop No 34 Boy Scouts of America will be held Thursday evening at Scout Headquarters in the Old Pump House on Harriman Road. A Court of Honor and investiture ceremony will occur followed by a formal retreat with the Irv ton Police presenting the American Flag and Flag Pole. Afterward there will be a campfire and refreshments. all parents and families are invited.
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Boy Scouts of ‘America
Harriman Road
Irvnton Police
Town Hall construction contract awarded by Greenburgh Town Council
The Town of Greenburgh awarded contracts for a new Town Hall to be built on an eight acre plot at Knotwood and Tarrytown Roads in Fairview. Margotta Construction of Tarrytown submitted the lowest bid at 271,608 among ten firms. total project cost estimated at 395,357. Hopper Plumbing and Heating of Yonkers to install plumbing for 19,365. G. W. Westerfiller to handle heating.
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Town of
Greenburgh
Town Council
Edward A
Knotwood
Tarrytown Roads
Fairview
Hopper Plumbing and Heating Company
Yonkers
G. W. Westerfller Firm
Residents oppose Osceola Avenue turning public street
West Osceola Avenue property owners object to converting the lane into a village public street. They argue costs of improvements should be borne by abutting properties and urge keeping Osceola Avenue private. Signers include Stover, Moore Richardson, and others opposing the plan.
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Osceola Avenue
Osceola Avene
Board of Trustees
Aris
Vilage
John H
Trustes
Bop
Oceaia Avene
Poble Ste
Ohanies Te Stover
Margaret
Stover
J. W. Moore Richardson
Tene 'Davis Stevenson
Asey
Thorndike
Wilcox B. Adsit
Tamiet
Lin
Village offices to close on Saturdays in summer
The Board of Trustees voted to close the village offices on Saturdays during July and August, starting Saturday July. The policy, begun last year, aims to reduce public inconvenience while clerk-treasurer duties are adjusted. The schedule runs until September 18, with summer recess noted.
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Ivington Vilage Fies Wit
Board of Trustees
Three Injured as Truck Smashes Two Cars on Broadway
James Short superintendent of Livington Estates at 1120 North Broadway remains in Dobbs Perry Hospital with a fractured left shoulder and concussion after a roller truck crash at Broadway and Nation Road. Injured also were James Boyle of 127 Main Street and John OConnor of 23 Main Street as two cars, a utility pole, and a tree were damaged. driver Walter Hannon of Brooklyn blamed brake failure as he tried to slow on Broadway.
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James
Short
Livington Estates
North Broadway
Dobbs Perry Hospital
Broadway
Ation Road
James Boyle
Iry
Main Street
John "O'Connor
Walter Hannon
Brooklyn
Reid
Thirty Four Seniors To Receive Diplomas At Irvington
Irvington High School will honor 34 seniors from the class of 1955 at commencement Saturday evening at Memorial Park with a rain backup in the High School Auditorium. Valedictorian Ruth Wininger and salutatorian Allen Miller head scholastic honors. program begins at seven with Pomp and Circumstance, invoking prayers by Rev Ball.
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Irvington High School
Fnal
Memorial Park
Allen Miller
Koate
Paul F. Miler
Edar Ridge
Ruth Wininger
Edward Wininger
Barney Park
Lee H. Ball
St. Paul's I Methodist
Carl Carmer
West Clinton J Avenue
Gerald‘a. Tverd
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