Community Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Achievements
Miss Mary McCloskey returns home from a Chicago visit. George Heike remains hospitalized at Phelps Memorial. The Schreiber, Anderson, Gilbons, Kelley, Reynolds families announce moving plans to Cedar Hill Apartments or nearby homes. Walter Schreiber spent a week with his brother in Preston, Maryland. Robert E. Reilly is back from Dobbs Ferry Hospital. The Clear family visits in Ossining from Roanoke. John Francis Smith Jr earns a BA from Princeton at Nassau Hall ceremony. Captain John A Chalot to reserve training in Wilmington Ohio. unit at Stewart Field Newburgh. Phyllis Langelotti to pursue graduate work at Hunter College and work as a speech correctionist in Haverstraw Stony Point schools. Wasqualle A Gemma graduates in architecture from Catholic University. brothers Anthony Gemma Jr. and Anthony A. Gemma Jr. have separate graduations and plans at St. John Fisher College.
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Mary McCloskey
Chicago
George Heike
102
Main Street
Phelps’ ‘Memorial Hospital
Roger Clear
Chris
Roanoke
Clear
Herbert Rudy
Meadow Way
John Francis Smith, Jr
West Clinton Avenue
Princeton University
Nassau Hall
Phyllis Langelotti
Arthur Lan St
Hunter College
Mount St. Ursula
Haverstraw
Stony Point
Wasqualle A. Gemma
Anthony Gemma
South Eckar
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Anthony A. Jr
Archbishop Stepinac High School
White Plains
St. John Fisher College
Rochester
The Mackerel Plaza at Westport Theatre Guild Play
Laurence Feldman presents Theatre Guild production The Mackerel Plaza at Westport the week of July 1. Written by William McCleery from Peter DeVries novel, the comedy centers on a liberal minister and widower. Hal Holbrook and Loring Smith star with Carol Rossen and Joseph Bernard. Cyril Ritchard directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Feldman
Westport Playhouse
Theatre Guild
Hal Holbrook
People's Liberal Church
Holbrook
Mark Twain
Cherry Lane Theatre
Loring Smith
Ruth Gordon
Josephine Hull
Carol Rossen
Alcoa
Ben’ Casey
Witnesses Plan Stadium Meeting at Yankee Stadium
Eugene Amy of the Dobbs Ferry Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses announced an eight day international convention to be held at Yankee Stadium from July 7 to 14. Forty two delegates from the Dobbs Ferry group will attend and many will take volunteer roles. William Macintosh of Fargo Lane returned from Phelps Memorial Hospital after hip surgery. His brother Donald Macintosh was admitted to Phelps Memorial Hospital for an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Amy
Dobbs Ferry
Jehovah's Witnesses
Yankee Stadium
William W. ‘Macintosh
Fargo Lane
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Donald
Macintosh
Tappan Zee Playhouse Opens Tonight with Beatrice Lillie
The Tappan Zee Playhouse Nyack kicks off its sixth gala season with Beatrice Lillie and Reginald Gardiner starring in An Evening of Highlights. The revue features Lillie sketches and new material with a star cast and noted director and staff. Performances run through July 6 with multiple nightly curtain times and a special Meet the Stars reception July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappan Zee Playhouse
Nyack
Beatrice Lillie
Reginald Gardiner
Tappan Zee
Miss Lillie
London
American
Noel Coward
Mr. Coward
England
Hollywood
George Drew
Howard ‘Rock’ Godwin
Herbert Nielsen
John Preuss
Playhouse
Dolphin Stage Players
Tappan Ze Playhouse
Beatrice Lill
N.Y
Traffic Fines Total 87
Police Justice John Nortis collected 87 in traffic fines last night. Three out-of-town motorists paid 5 each for passing red lights. A North Tarrytown man and Beatrice Brenhouse of Irvington also paid 5 each for minor infractions. Parking fines were paid by 26 motorists. Robert Flint paid 10 for a dog ordinance violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nortis
North Tarrytown
Beatrice Brenhouse
Irvington
Robert Flint
Kiwanis Club Raises for Ambulance Corps in Memory
The Irvington Kiwanis Club reports a hole-in-One Contest raised 460 dollars for the Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps in memory of Wesley Shuler a Kiwanis member and high school guidance counselor who recently passed away. Invest in the nation that invests in you Buy U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Kiwanis Club
Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Wesley Shuler
Kiwanis
U. S
Two Teenagers Restitution for Obscene Sign Defacement
Police Chief Roger Fallon said two 15 year old boys admitted painting obscene words on multiple signs and pavements in Ardsley and West Hudson area, then fled to their rooms. They agreed to restitution after talking with their parents. Some signs had to be replaced and a water tower was painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Fallon
Fallon
Clifton Pace
Ardsley Avenue
Hudson Road
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Charles Schreiber
South Ferris Street
E. W. Anderson
Beacon Hill Drive
Cedar Hil
Gordon B. Gilbons
Mahopac, N.Y
Cedar Hill Apartments
J. J. Kelley
Mt. Vernon
Bruce Reynolds
Goshen, N.Y
Walter Schreiber
Fred Schreiber
Preston
Maryland
Robert E. Reilly
North Buckhout Street
Dobbserry Hospital
John A. Chalot
Sifth
Clinton County Air Force Base
Wilmington
Ohio
Stewart Field
Newburgh
New York
Westport
Iy Eas
Irvington Auto Driving School
Ata i Esos TV
Wald Roofing CO
Central Avenue
Tarrytown
Mary Aisevdon
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Ardsley
Hastings -On - Hudson
Agnes Baviello
Kiwanis Club
Tappan Zee Pes
West
St. George
Kip
sNow White
Fues
AB Hunter
Bredah
Semely’s
Grant
Lyric
Ardsley Car
Saw Mill River Rd
America
Walker
Tracy
Village Green
Martyn Green
Players Tavern
Mackerel Plaza
Young and the Brave
Tarzan
SUN. Mon
Island OF Love
Seven Seas
Calais
Doctor NO
Tower of London
County Trust
Westchester's Bank
Pou Innvanca
Hldford
Briarcliff Manor
Roton-On-Hudson
Elmsford
Fleetwood Hartsdale
Hastings
On-Hudson
Irvingson
Katorah
Larchmont
Mamponick
Mount Kisco
Mount Vernon
Ossining
Picvskill
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