Community Briefs From Dobbs Ferry and Nearby Areas
A series of community notes records births at Dobbs Ferry Hospital including June dated daughters for the Carelli families of 12 Home Place and 127 Main Street. Local residents Miss Ann Gorissen of Bamey Park and Mr. and Mrs. Barthe of Hillside Terrace are moving to new homes. Stover of Ardsley Park visited Washington DC and New Mexico this summer. Roberts of Ardsley Park saw son Alan graduate from the University of Virginia. Scott Hand of Matthiessen Place completed studies at Hamilton College.
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Dominic Carelli i
Nts
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Ann Gorrissen
Willy Gorissen
Bamey ‘Park
The
University of
Charles Stover
Ardsley Park
Washington, D.C
New Mexico
Charles Roberts
Alan
University of Virginia
Mir
Vincent Carelli
Main Street
Dune YL
Girl Scouts Learn to Sail at Mystic Harbor
Eighteen senior Girl Scouts train aboard ship to learn sailing skills after a Coast Guard funded cause. They board buses back home but list includes Diane Baek Judy Cha Susan diLastis Alison Edwards Karen Flint Gayle Frank Alice Ganzi Wendy Grover Alicia Hahn Alexandra Haynes Susan fullzow Jo-Anne Mancuso JoAnna Nomer Mary Murtha Susan Roberts Diane Rudy Jinda Smith Ginger Vinsent and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seon Coureieck
Mrs
Alice Ganzi
Wendy Grover
Alicia Hahn
Alexandra Haynes
Susan Fullzow
Jo-Anne Mancuso
Jo‘anna Nomer
Mary Murtha
Susan Roberts
Diane Rudy
Jinda Smith
Ginger Vinsent
Plans for 250 Girls in Full Girl Scout Leaders Make Plans
On June 23, 17 Girl Scout leaders and committee chairmen met at Mrs. Stuart D. Stevenson’s Irvington home to map the 1961 1965 Irvington Girl Scout program. Certificates of appreciation were given to Mrs. Donald Zeh and Mrs. J A Higgons III for service as cookie chair man and fund drive chair man. Mrs. Steven Hart Jr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler were named co chairmen of the 1961 1965 fund drive set for September 27. Over 250 Irvington girls are expected to enroll next fall. third graders may join Brownies, three Junior Troops will cover 4th 5th and 6th grades, two Cadette Troops will serve 7th 8th and 9th graders, and a Senior Troop will include 10th 11th and 12th graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart D. Stevenson
Irvington
Donald Zeh
Cookie
J. A. Higgons III
Fund Drive
Robert M. Finn
Fund
John S. Snelham
Frank Fowler
Brownie Scouts
John F. Harten Dies at 70 in Irvington
John F. Harten 70 of Mountain Road East Irvington died suddenly at his home last Thursday after a career as a building contractor. High Requiem Mass was held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by a son John T. of Longmeadow Mass a grandson and three great grandchildren his service included World War I Navy duty. He belonged to Ardsley Post American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Harten
Mounain Road
East Irvington
Sleepy Hole Low Cemetery
Mr. Harten
Thomas F
Mary Harten
John T
Longmeadow
Mass
Ardsley Post
American’ Legion
U.S. Navy
Atlantic
Irvington Girls May Join Girl Scouts At All Ages
All Irvington girls may join Girl Scouts at any of these age levels with further details available by calling Mrs. Nils D. Sellman, Troop Organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Nils D. Sellman
Mrs Haucke Hosts DAR Chapter at Scarborough Home
Mrs August H Haucke formerly of Hastings on Hudson entertained members of General Jacob Odell Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at her new River Road Scarborough residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August H. Haucke
Hastings-on-Hudson
Jacob Odell
Daughters of the Americ Revolution
Jon River Road
Scarborough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank , Bartteh
Hillside Terrace
Margaret Braxton
Meadow Brook Rd
West Briarcliff
Scott Hand
Matthiessen PLC
Hamilton Allege
Girl Scouts
Mystic Harbor
Brua
Esso
Rogers
Burke Fuel & Heating Co.), Inc
Girl Scout
Edged
Steven Hart Jr
Nda Dione Wru A
Hotpoint
Main St
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