Irvington Education Board Seeks Best Executive
Scoop notes that the Board of Education will self appoint a Supervising Principal next week amid multiple applicants. They will follow the State Education Department guidance on credentials, hoping for the best qualified person rather than politics. The writer warns against partisan influence and pledges to expose any subversion of the oath. Continued on Page Four.
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Board of Education
Acrumor
Irvington
State Flueation Department
Dorothy Prince Black sails for Europe this week
Mrs Dorothy Prince Black of Tiarny Park sails for Europe on Wednesday with her sister Airs Micholan Te and Janes of Glen Cove along with Izzy and her uncle Mr John Black of the University Cink New York City. They plan to return to Tevington in late August.
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Dorothy Prince Black
Tiarney Park
Airs
Micholan Te
Janes
Glen Cove
Izzy
John Black
University ‘Cink
New York City
Tevington
Pension fund grows as 141 donors pledged this week
Interest in the fund continues to rise with four new names this week, bringing the total to 141. Many plan to donate later, while others will give at amounts they can afford, aiding the fund’s steady growth and encouraging delayed contributions. Notable supporters include Joseph Schunkers, Dorothy Prince Black, J. H. Barry, and Dr. Joan C. Ackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par- Hewlar
Kent
Joseph Schunkers
Dorothy Prince Black
J. H. Barry
Joan'c. Ackman
Mrs Ternon T Woodle hosts Vanishing Trees bridge party
Mrs Ternon T Woodle hosted a bridge party Tuesday at her North Broadway home as part of a season of Vanishing Trees hosted by the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform. The series began two weeks earlier at the home of Mrs Horace L Hotchkiss Jr. County continued on Page Four.
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Ternon
North Broadway
Werther
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Ars
Horace L. Hotchkiss
Camp Gracemere Ends Six Years Of Service July 1st
The Philanthropic welfare plan run by Henry K Browning at his South Broadway estate in Tarrytown ends July 1. Camp Gracemere served 18 boys this year and previously carried 11. several graduates from Irvington High School earned high honors. The camp, directed by Rev Louly R Howell then Ackerman of Schenectady, provided extensive educational instruction and community benefit. Some talk of a new camp at Browning estate may arise, though details remain vague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Browning
South Broadway
Tarrytown
Henry
K. Browning
Louly R. Howell
Satd
Earl W. Anthal
Tivington High School
Thair Hamex
Grace
Browning
Gracemere
Hoyr
Ardsley Park Association Elect Officers
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Ardsley Park Property Owners Association held at the Ardsley Club on Tuesday evening June 2nd the following officers were elected for the ensuing year George W Gordon president Jax Middlebrook Jr vice president T Wyle Kinney treasurer and secretary?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley Park
Irvington Public Affairs Endorses Bond Issue Program
The Irvington Public Affairs Committee and Mayor Dickinson backed a new bond issue that will not raise taxes. Improvements include Midland Avenue and Depot Square, with an amortization plan spread over four years. Committee members urged public release of the amortization table for citizen understanding. Continued on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot Square
Chessman Kittredge
Irvington
Chamber of Commerce
Dickinson
Midland Avenue
John Hunter
Pateman Elected Chamber of Commerce Director
William A. Pateman was chosen as director at a Cha per of Ci meeting held Thursday in Wan Is village. The board, presided by Robert Goldblatt, had nine members from each villa ge with only four absentees. Irvington members were fully represented as the meeting was described as one of the best ever.
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Wan
Robert Goldblatt
James T. Lawrie
Tarrytown
Pateman
Nap
Chamber of Commerce
Irvington
Organation
Hope Presbyterian Church Lays Cornerstone Saturday
Hope Presbyterian Church unveiled a cornerstone ceremony on Saturday for a new venture born from Irvington and Westchester Presbytery roots. The event highlighted interdenominational aims, a formal dedication led by Rev George Whitmore and Rev Benjamin Everitt, and readings about building a temple of faith beyond brick and mortar.
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Hope Presbyterian Church
Hope Chapel
Irvington
Community Church
Jol Ae
Thereington Presbyterian Church
Understone Box
J. Z. Miller
George Whitmore
Irvington Presbyterian
Charse
Ky Hall “Memorial
Avene Presbyterian Church
York
Benjamin I. Everitt
Presbytery of
Westchester
New Church
Richmond Hill wedding scene as Riggio and Hackett ties reported
Miss Flayle Rigetto, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Riga of 784 Park Wene, plans marriage to Mantarte Horace Hackett San of Stra Morace Hackett of Low Island, formerly London. Ceremony 2 4 oclock tomorrow afternoon at Richmond Hill ballroom officiated by Bishop Lloyd. Attendants include Mrs Joti Tomson and Miss Marcelin Ferrill of New York. Best man Frank Riggio. ushers Louis Riggio Harold Hackett Cecil Hackett. Inday reception to follow.
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Flayle Rigeto
Vincent Riga
Park Wene
Mantarte
Horace Hackett San
Stra
Morace Hackett
Low Island
London
Mr. Hackett
Richmond Hill
George W. Hill
Mtr Tum
Percival Smith
Hill
Frank Riggio
Louis Riggio
Riggio
Harold
Cecil Hackett
Hackett
Inday
Elizabeth Katte
Edwin B. Katte
Hent Ferwin Shrady
J . King
Katte
Edoward Rawson Godfrey
New York
Frederick Charles Shrady
Theride
Edwin F. Katte
Edwin Godfrey Merrill
New ‘York
Tedford Hills
Ethel Walker School
Smith College
Junior League
New York Central
Shrady
Knollwood Road
Elmsford
Hacksey School
Columbia University
Delta Kappa Epsailon Fraternity
Moyers, Murray & Philip, Architects
Nate
Cushman Recovers From Setback In Town Incinerator
John H. Cushman recovers from a serious setback as Greenburgh's incinerator is to be ready by year end according to Supervisor William C. Dill. The town plans to advertise for bids before July 10 with no delay thereafter. The specific incinerator type has not been prepared and the project details are continued on Page Four.
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John H. Cushman
Duell
Greenburgh
William C. Dill
Hide
Cushman on road to recovery after appendicitis attack
John H Cushman, after two weeks of flaring illness in the columns, has recovered and is improving after an operation. He was treated by five physicians and had a relapse but is now in a state of convalescence. Mrs Cushman is at his bedside while relatives keep news.
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John H. Cushman
Cushman
Hiness
Mis
Henry F. Lord
Arthur
Mr. Cushman
Narrow escape from instant death shocks city
A bullet tore through an open window and shattered the opposite pane of a Hudson car during an attempted bandit attack at 9 45 Tuesday evening. Police scoured Dows Lane and Aqueduct without finding clues as gunmen of a dark type vanished. The incident marks one of the first such attacks in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dows Lane
Aqueduct
County Convention Nominates Fall Candidates at White Plains
Noted county leader resided Thursday at the Republican County Convention held at White Plains and nominated candidates for fall voting. Frank J. Lennon survived a near fatal hold up on his way home from the Village when a masked man fired a shot past him. Police and villagers organized a swift ground search aided by Lennon and firm descriptions proved elusive. The incident prompted broad warnings and heightened patrols in the area.
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White Plain
Shwster County
Frank J. Lennon
Adam K. Lake
Lennon
Spee
McCall
Chas
Habermeh
Foley
Freland
Bleakley Addresses High School Graduates at Ardsley Ball
Supreme Court Justice William F Bleakley of Yonkers spoke at the 1921 commencement exercises of the Ardsley High School. The address drew a capacity audience and about 500 district citizens, with John F. Tewey introducing the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwdge Bleakley
Subscription
Ball
Ardsley
Supreme Court
William F. Bleakley
Yonkers
John F. Tewey
Bleakley Puti
Outdoor religious services planned for summer season
Plans are in readiness for the opening of the second series of outdoor religious services for the summer season. The opening service is slated for Sunday evening June 28 at 7:00. The series runs through September 6, on the lawn of Washington Irving High School in Tarrytown. If rain or bad weather, indoors within the school building will be used. Each service lasts one hour with emphasis each hour. Continued on Page Four.
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Tx Otter
Washington Irving High School
Tarrytown
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Scoop
Pax
Europe
B. T. Woodle
Vanishing Bridge
Ardsley Park Association
New C. of C
William A. Pateman
Chamber OF | Commerce
Curady - Katte
TAX Payers’ Association
Clu
William i
Ward
Essful
Warren P. Smith
Edwin Balmer
J. Wood Rutter
Clifford J. Ewart
Paul K. ‘Randall
Jerome Monks
Robert’ A. Patteson
Asfair
Anna Mattern
Charatte Niles
Roma Niles
Mary Tan Hard
Carlene Thompson
Joan Smith
Jane Smith
Katharine Thurber
Uth Nalmer
Java Patteson
Jacque Ane
Denise Debry
Mensra
Larry R. Durrell
Gerard Tuckley
William H. Buckley
John C. Juhring
John Nemis
Edward J. Stevenson
Edwin Matra
RT Shreve
Theodore Kelly, Jr
William Kase
James
F. Davis Gardner
David” Currier
Julius Byles
John Wright
Mace Guyer
Bradley’ Smith
Avid Wright
James Irvin
Thomas Jaimer
Richard Statham
Thayer
Urner
Sawing Katto
Marold’ Engh
Ton Noble
Hastings
Robert Nias
Riverside Drive
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