Public Sale Ordered In Westchester Foreclosure Case
Supreme Court Westchester County reference No 1138 1961 directs a public auction of Irvington property on July 34 1961 at 10 00 am in White Plains. The sale covers a village lot with buildings and an outlined parcel description including Behrens and Goddard land boundaries and two excluded parcels stemming from Elsie K McClure deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
Main Street
White Plains
County of
Westchester
New York
Irvington
State of
Lee Bartlett Goddard
Harriman Road
Behrens
Lulu
Jones
Goddard
Godard
Elsie K. McClure
Cathrine A. Hande
Greenburgs
Westchesster
Belrens Fordom
Water Commissioners
the Water Commissioners of
Rordom
Elsie Ken-dall McClure
Freda Behrens Fordom
Emory
Emory Road
Liver
Vilage
Gteenburgh
Irvington land description and bond sale notice
Legal notice details two parcels in Irvington Westchester and a sale of 1961 water system bonds for 75 000. The first parcel description covers Emory Road and adjacent property lines with references to Elsie McClure Fordom and Catherine Hand, plus a second parcel description with multiple bearings and distances. Also includes bid procedures for 1961 water bonds due 1982 onward, with bids to be opened July 12 1961 and requirements for deposits, denomination 1000, and lowest interest rate rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
New York
County Trust Company
Irvington Branch
Trvington
Knute W. Wistrand
Main Street
Bank of Trust Company
Tivington
Village to Sell $75 Bond Issue for Water System Addition
The village solicits bids for $75 bonds to finance a water system expansion. Bids must meet terms, deposits refunded to all but winning bidder, who may forfeit deposit as liquidated damages if failing to pay. Bonds delivered around August 2, 1961 at 67 Wall Street, or other agreed place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood
Wall Street
New York City
United States of America
Classified Advertising Rates Irvington Gazette
Rates list for classified ads in the Irvington Gazette shows $25 per line with a three line minimum. Repeats in following weeks at the same rate minus 425. Three line ad costs 75 for Test week, then 0.90 per additional seed week. Copy reserves until Thursday noon for that week’s issue. Copy may be mailed or phoned in to LYric 1-1575.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Gazette
Lyric
Irvington Westchester beer license notice for Gristede Bros
Notice announces license issued to sell beer and wine at 8 Main St Irvington Westchester County N Y under Section 75 of the alcohol beverage law. Bond indebtedness of $135,758 and village general obligation details, with bidder information and obtaining approvals. Dated June 19 1951. Knute W Wistrand Village Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alconelfe Beverage Control Law
County of Westchester
Tivington
Hludson
Gristede Bros., Inc
M Ain
Bronxdale Ave
New York
N.Y
Hawkins, Delafild & Wood
Irvington
Essen
Knute W. Wistrand
Teeasarer
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Supreme Court
Westchester County
Lunwosine Federal Savines and Loan Association OF
Harold K. Koskinen
Mildred §. Koskinen
Richard XN. Wingerson
Helen June Wingerson
Seginning
Cath
Wine A. Hande
Sunny‘ide Park
Division of Land Records
Greenburgh
Wds Nox
Arthur W. Lewis
Harold K. Rosekinen
Mildred
Koskinen
Harriman Oad
Hardiman Road
Richard A, Thoma
Malcolm D. Rey, Esq
Plaintif Office
P.O
U. S
Irvington Auto Driving School
St Main St
Irving Construction Corp
General Contractors
Dobos
Mare Woman
Tel
Lee
FORD
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Nation
New York Ciy
the Gazette
Hudson Stationery
Wm. B. May & Co. Management
Phil Cronkite
Sone Sam
Slsumance Wit
Bruce May, Jr
Westchester County Savings Bank
Tarrytown, New York
Member Federal Deposit IN
Surance Corp
McCann’s
Shou' V Mill Street Yonkers, N
Yonkers
Reason Tel
le Vie
Lyele
Aiees
James J Donovan
Beekman Avenue
Tarrytown
Medford
Rvington Wines & Liquors
South Broadway
Saeetington
Delvery
Produlm Main St
Venetian Blind Co
CIS
Irvington Builders
Chinmey
Dupont Paints
Anderson
Masonry
E Murphy
Tivngton Laundromat
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