Rainy LWV Picnic In Irvington Draws 30 Plus Attendees
Heavy downpours failed to dampen the Irvington League of Women Voters annual picnic and meeting at Mrs. Paul Randall's home. Mrs. Louis Grisorio welcomed guests and thanked speaker Mrs. Robert H. Feeney of the Tarrytown League, who relayed insights from the National Convention in Chicago and the new study item on Electoral College procedures. The group discussed a proposed twenty five million dollar Grasslands Memorial Hospital bond issue and reported Westchester County League guidance on the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington League of Women Voters
Paul Randall
West Sunnyside Lane
Robert H. Feeney
Tarrytown League
Feeney
League
Chicago
Claus Buchthal
Irvington League
Lake Mohonk
New York State
Greenburgh League
Roland Glasser
League of Women Voters of
Westchester
Grasslands
County League
Weekly activities at Isabel K Benjamin Center schedule
Weekly schedule lists June 28 to July 4 with events at Isabel K Benjamin Community Center. Highlights include Jr and Sr high social activities, balloon contest, Taconic baseball, tennis, adult oil painting classes, slo pitch softball games, senior citizens club, bowling, and a movie. No activities on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel K. Benjamin
Jr. & Sr
Memorial Park
Taconic Jr. Baseball League
Dobbs Ferry
Irving
Livington
Greenburgh
Alibi Inn
Jack's Amoco
Taconic Jr
Irvington
Hastings
Becker’s Lovers
McGilligan’s Lawn
Irvington Pharmacy
Briarhill Lanes
Matthiessen Park
the Moonspinners
Down Thru The Years Continued From Page Four
Sixty years ago notes recall the enlistment of the youngest soldiers, Private McGovern in the U S Marine Corps. Mrs William H Benjamin and daughter left for Saunderstown Rhode Island. Mrs Norman L Wicks visited her son Fiske in Bay Shore New York. G Wertheim and family left Irvington for a summer tour in Europe. H R Bird a high school faculty member left for home. Henry Graves and family travel through the Berkshires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
U.S. Marine Corps
William H. Benjamin
Saunderstown
R.A
Norman L. Wicks
Bayshore
L.I
Fiske
G. Wertheim
Irvington
Europe
H.R. Bird
William Roane Attends Banking School Sessions
William R. Roane II assistant vice president and Irvington office officer in charge at The County Trust Company attended Stanier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University from June 10 to 21. He will attend two more Peg sessions and graduate with the class of 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Roane, II
The
County Trust Company
Irvington
Stanier Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
Peg
Obituary of Richard B. Hildreth
Richard B. Hildreth, 59, of 35 South Broadway, died Saturday at his mother's home in Toms River NJ while visiting. A former New York City law librarian, he moved to Irvington four years ago and was a 32nd Degree Mason and member of Scarsdale Lodge 1094 Free and Accepted Masons, Ancient Order of Scottish Rite Vatley of White Plains, and First Church of Christ Scientist in Scarsdale. Survived by wife Anne and his mother Mrs Dorothy Hildreth Worth of Toms River. A service with Masonic rites was held Monday night at Bennett Funeral Home Scarsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Hildreth
South Broadway
Toms River
N.J
Irvington
New York City
Hildreth
Scarsdale Lodge
Ancient Order of Scottish’ Rites
Vatley
White Plains
First Church of Christ Scientist
Scarsdale
Anne
Dorothy Hildreth Worth
Bennett Funeral Home
Scarsdale Ave
Miss Edith Melvin Graduates at Maryville College
Edith Melvin, a 1968 Maryville College graduate, smiles over her diploma with her mother Mrs. William C. Melvin and fiancé William Hardwick amid congratulations from Carolyn Thorndike and friends. Melvin studied social sciences and participated in campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Melvin
Maryville College
St. Louis
William C. Melvin
Hudson Rd
West
William Hardwick
Leman Ave
Nyc
Carolyn Thorndike
Ashley T. Thorndike
Field Terrace
Melvin
Maryville
Town Board Grants 30 Yr Plan for Pension Expansion
The Greenburgh Town Board adopted a expanded pension program for Town employees retroactive to 1938, providing half pay after 30 years of service. The benefit amounts to about 2 percent of payroll, with costs of 10 802 to Town Entire, 16 128 to Town Outside, 4 830 to Water and Sewer, and 1 820 to Urban Renewal, not in the 1970 Town budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunnyside Federal Savings and
Sunnyside
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Main St
Irvington, N. Y
Henry Graves
Berkshires
Gazette
Lyric
Medford
Irving Construction Corp. General Contractors
E.R. Murphy
Main Street
Irvington, N.Y
William R. Roane
Banking School
Irvington Wines & Liquors
David J. Smith
S. Broadway
N. Y
Obituarius
Alwo
Ricular
Irvington Pizzeria
Irvington Builders Supply
Arnesto
North
Astor Street
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