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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
4
Irv ington residents and relatives plan summer travel including Pengilly Minnesota Martha's Vineyard and Camp Medomak Maine. Local families depart for vacations while others visit hospitals or relocate for months, with several noting connections to Cedar Ridge Yonkers and Ardsley Park.
Miss Jane Paulding Harriman daughter of Mr and Mrs Roswell Harriman Hillside Terrace Cedar Ridge and David Alan Hall son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hall Washington DC were wed in a 4 o'clock ceremony at Irvington Presbyterian Church last Saturday The Rev Dr Melford Brook Mount and Rev Philip Wolcott pastor of the Presbyterian Church officiated as the couple exchanged vows Mr Harriman a former Villis officer and Miss Harriman’s sister Sue Harriman attended along with bridesmaids and ushers from Washington DC and nearby areas The couple will reside in Washington DC after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Richter of 21 Main Street Irvington celebrate their fortieth or ruby wedding anniversary with relatives tonight. Guests include Robert Leffler Tra vis Lambert Jota Petrosini John Derbyshire William Ateilagh Brest Riehler Lois Jane Anne Letter Louise Madeline Sophie and con Richter. The couple wed on June 25 12 Hastings op tudt ion by Rev Elias W Thompson of First Reformed Church Hastings. Mrs Richter is daughter of late Mr Mrs Robert Brown Hastings. Mr Richter’s parents were the late Mr and Mrs Louis. They have two daughters Mrs Marion L Jen son and Mrs Henry Zeff. There are two granddaughters. Mr and Mrs Stephen Hart Jr Cedar Hill apartments weekend at Maton ay.
Residents question impact of Union Carbide project for 4500 employees on taxes schools and congestion. Officials cite county wide impact and potential relocation by GE, urging Greenburgh and Mount Pleasant councils to delay action and prove public need.
In a closely watched regional measure, Greenburgh Town plans to hold hearings on rezoning affecting a small area near Butler. The discussion, spanning Westchester, raises concerns over infrastructure as officials weigh impacts on nearby towns. A separate obituary notes the death of Irvington resident Mrs. Halnild, a longtime school nurse and active church member, with services held at Dobbs Ferry. The article also reflects on the 1902 founding of the AAA and its Golden Jubilee, noting today’s car surge and continuing highway needs.
Lorenia B. Davis of Ardsley Park died last Friday in her Hudson House apartment. Daughter of the late Amzi Barber, she helped develop Ardsley Park in the 1890s and early 1900s. Survived by a daughter and three grandsons, the family once owned the Ardsley Park property and the Ardsley Towers. The obituary notes her Washington, D C birth and long residence in Irvington and Bridgeport, with wider community involvement including women’s rights and local boards.
Miss Vernelia Crawford a biology and English teacher and Miss Phyllis Whittaker a vocal music teacher from Tivington Public Schools will depart June 30 on Trans-CanAir for a five week tour of seven European countries. They will visit sites in Shatford-on-Avon Bonn Florence Rome and Pompeii with stops in Belgium Holland Switzerland France and Italy before ending in Paris. After the tour Miss Craw ley proceeds to Edinburgh.
A fragment stresses that only a philosophy grounded in facts provides instruction and resists speculative opinions, emphasizing the primacy of empirical thought over airy theory across fields including tabled data.
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