Fine Tribute Paid Pres. Dickinson by Village Board
The Irvington Village Board unanimously adopted a resolution March 1 1925 praising George B Dickinson Esq for long service as Trustee from February 6 1912, his election as Village President, and his untiring efforts. It notes his withdrawal from public service, offers best wishes for health and happiness, and directs publication in the local paper with a copy sent to Dickinson.
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Board of ‘Trustees
George B. Dickinson
Irvington
George E. Dickinson
Candidates Endorsed for Treasurer Collector and Library Trustee
The article notes endorsements for re election of Treasurer Ar Fred J Hoff Collector Ar George R Smith and Library Trustee Mr Bawin H Muirs. It frames the endorsement as an election and highlights the officials work in Tevington and the community.
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Fred J. Hoff
George R. Smith
Bawin H. Muirs
Tevington
Edison for Trustee in Irvington Progress Line
W Barton Edison is presented as a capable Ardley Park resident and longtime library trustee ready to serve as trustee. His prior work on the Sewer Commission and steady dedication are cited as proof he will advance progress, efficiency, and economy in Irvington affairs.
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Eddison
Ardley Park
Elson
Inngston
Irvington
HJALMER H BRONNES ENTERS TAXI BUSINESS
Hjalmer H Bronnes of South Dtrent has entered the taxi service field. A Nash taxi is in operation with evident success. Bronnes seeks regular monthly patrons and offers long trip and train service with careful, obliging driving.
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Hjalmer H.brannes
South Dtrent
Bronnes
Ha Orved
R. J. Robert
Lytien
Library Notes of Recently Added Books
The library lists new acquisitions including The Invisible Woman Quick Lottary EB Woodward and several titles by K D Wigrin Benson Arnold Tionnett and others. Other works include Jungle Beats Italian Silhouettes and Galapagos among various authors.
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Invisible Woman
I. Quick
Lottary
W. EB. Woodward
Greeping Jenny
K. D. Wigrin
Chris Gascoyne
A. C. Benson
E. L
Thor Lke
C. Mayor
J. B
Rittenhouse
R. S. Phelps
Elsie
Arnold Tionnett
Element the Gates
W. D. Maxwell, ‘Marbaska
S. Lagerlof
Sandoval
T. Boor
Galapagos
W. Beeb
Last Current Events lecture by Mrs Atwell set for March 16
The final talk in the Current Events series will be delivered by Mrs Marion G Atwell in the High School Auditorium on Monday evening March 16 at 8 o'clock.
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Marion G. Atwell
St Pauls M E Church Notes And Scout Banquet Report
Sunday services at 11 00 am and 745 pm with 10 am Sunday School. Wednesday prayer at 8 pm. The article includes a poetry fragment about a gate and sunset, plus a Boy Scout Father and Son Banquet by Troop No 20 Hast Orange NJ with gifts, talks, and Taps. Seven Eagle Scouts received rings and four boys 100 percent pins.
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Orange
N. J
Mothers
Harry Bates Watson
Vdirect
H. A. Eaton
Scout Bugle Corps
Adam McFadden
Behrens Park
Clam Chowder Supper at St Pauls Church
The Ladies of St Pauls church host a clam chowder supper in the church parlors on Thursday evening March 19 1925. The menu includes clam chowder salad ham beans ice cream cake and coffee.
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Ladies of
St. Pauls
Eternal vigilance in Irvington village election
A verbose editorial commends unpaid village board leaders led by George E. Dickinson for ten years of service and urges fair, nonpartisan conduct in the upcoming election. It warns against favoritism and stresses moral principles over political maneuvering amid two tickets.
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Irvington
George E. Dickinson
Arrows Rally Stuns Bobs Ferry Five In Tight Local Show
The Arrows edged the Bobs Ferry Five by three points in a back and forth high school gym contest. Frank Rennor sparked a late surge as Wintrand Costello and Palermo hit key shots to put the locals ahead, while excitement built for the Holy Name Hall event on St Patrick’s Eve.
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Halle
Gahuain Hidie
Tasali
Couta
Avenne
Arrown
Thre Pointe
Xexanwal
Tte
Arrows
Toso
Frank (Shiek
Rennor
Conten
Tonnor
O'Connor Falvens Cho
Esas Op Wa
Wintrand
Costello
Palermo
Fallon
Holy ‘Name Hall
Gordon L Harris for Trustee in Irving
Gordon L Harris seeks one of two term trustee positions in Irving. A young businessman with interests in Irving and New York City, he has strong committee service and broad support. He is married with two children and resides on the Dunham estate on South Broadway.
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Gordon L. Harris
New York City
Shi
Mr. Harris
Irving
Tan
Lves
Dunham Estate
South Broadway
Westchester Electrical Contractors Association Ladies Night
Westchester County Electrical Contractors Association hosts a ladies night as part of its annual program. A dinner at 7 30 pm is set at Hastings on Hudson with Mr and Mrs Louly Stanke among attendees.
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Westchester Electrical Contractors Association
Westchester County Electrical Contractors Association
Hastingson-uction
St Patrick's Night Dance At Holy Name Hall
Tickets for the St Patrick's night dance at Holy Name Hall are in large demand. The event promises a full hall with a first class orchestra. Dancing will start early and continue until one o'clock.
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Holy Name Hall
St. Patrick's
Cannon for President in Village Election
Henry J. Cannon, longtime trustee and former village clerk, seeks the village presidency. The candidate touts experience, profitable management, and taxpayer focus, noting extensive service on village committees and readiness to lead. Mr and Mrs Joseph Sweetman of Yonkers will move into the Therrien apartment on North B. 8, with Sweetman employed at Kraus Market.
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Henry J. Cannon
Hertofore
Chgnon
Lis
Tehn
Sears
Mir
Cannon
Joseph Sweetman
Yonkers
Local villager starts real estate venture with Gurnee estate
Henry H. Cannon of 16 North avstreet, already head of a feed and hay business, has moved into realty. He has gained management of the Gurnee estate with many parcels and direct control, with several sales offices pending and evident early success.
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Henry H. Cannon
Northavstreet
Village Trustees Race Promises Strong Local Leadership
Vote for Gordon L. Harris and William Barton Eddis for village trustees. The community event features the first dance of the local team with lively music and ample refreshments organized by the committee. Read the Fireside column for context and details.
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Gordon
L. Harris
William Barton Eddis
Catholic Club Defeats Mamaroneck in 53 to 34 Bout
The G C C basketball team led by Jim Beamish defeated Mamaroneck 53 to 34. Jimmy Beamish starred with accurate shooting from multiple angles, while Joe Fallon and Eddie Fallon anchored guard play and Joe Sweetman limited Scarsdale threats. Irvington notes show league standings and local social sightings.
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G.C
Jimny Beamish
Mamaroneck
Jimmy
Joe Fallon
Griffin
Stretch
Eddie Fallon
Joe Sweetman
Selma
Brodericke
John Gross
Beamish
Ter Grace
Scarsdale
Eddie’ Fallon
Strath Sweetman
Eddie
Yonkers
Irvington
Hastings
White Plains
Morrell
Peakskill K
Caltles
Peekakill
Kingston Colonials
Caseys
Irvington Triangles
Frankie Stuchberry
Stuchberry
Episcopal Clergy Conference in New York
Bishop Loyd urged a young people program for the Church at a Westchester clergy luncheon on March 5 at the Commodore Club New York. Twenty one parishes were represented by rectors among twenty six attendees. Rev William Neely Colton of St Barnabas Church chaired the social service committee and introduced Bishop Loyd as presiding chairman urging frank discussion.
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Loyd
Westchester County
Commondston Club
New York
William’ Neely
Colton
St. Barnabis Church
Archideacony
Bishop Lloyd
Social notes from East Irvington and nearby towns
Mrs. John McQuillan entertained guests from Greenwich and nearby centers at her East Irvington home Sunday. Mrs. Edward Linder and Miss Janis Toniton attended theatre events in New York City and Tarrytown. Mr. and Mrs. James Bushel of Harrytown visited, while Miss Lillian Linder attended a charity event at the Y W A. in Westchester County venues.
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John Suller
East Sunnyside Lane
Cardiac Home
Thomad Newman
Dobbs Ferry
Ailsson
Catherine ‘Cosgrove
McVoy
Beacon
Robert’ Flynn
Anna Mulligan
White Plains
Helen Aftill
The
Bronx
P. Farrell
Martin Thornton
Tarrytown
Andrew Taxter
New York City
Margaret McIntyre
Yonkers
Edward Linder
Janis Inton Theatre
Elsie
Wed
James Bushel
Harrytown
Lillian Linder
Y. W. HA
Rose Linton
Broadway
Foresters Meeting Notice In Irvington Gazette
Mr and Mrs F Donaldson Brown return from the South with infant daughter. The nest meeting will be held Tuesday evening March 17. It will be the regular quarterly gathering with officers to be nominated for election. A large attendance is desired and all members should be present to obtain the current pass word. Irvington Gazette 100 Main Street.
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F.donaldson Brown
Ini
Foresters
Reguar
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Dickinson
Village Board
W. Barton Edison
Hjalmer H. Bronnes
Library Notes
ST. Paul's M. E. Church
M. H. Sharples
Mack
ST. Patrick's Nic
HH. Cannon
Qtrs
Grace Mann
John Niedzialkawakt
Joan Sr
James Lattan
William N. Colton
Koronco’ S
Tate
Albany
South Stréet
F. C. Grugan
Frederick J. Hoff
East
John, McQuillan
Greenwich
Cent
Way
Gavette