Lord Honored as Friend of Whole Village
Arthur Chase Lord was honored by about 150 villagers at a testimonial dinner in Greenburgh last Thursday. Mayor Martha J. Murtha presented a scroll commending his work as village historian and the official historian, with society sponsors and a prize for a slogan contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Land
Trim
Schmide
Matthew J. Murtha
Afr
Board of Trustees
Tsarman
Trvinston
Noth
Two compensation awards granted at Yorkers hearing
Frank Bloom, 55, of 98 Scoth Srosdway, and Henry Briones, 12, of Mountain Road, East Irvington, received state compensation for injuries. Bloom was awarded $25 weekly from October 3 to 17 after a concussion from a tree branch at Joseph N. Murray's estate. Briones was awarded $19.07 weekly from August 12 to October 7 for a inguinal hernia while assisting a worker stake a car at the Fisher Body plant in North Imarrotown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bloom
Scoth
Henry Briones
Mountain Road
East
Irvington
Af. Bloom
Joseph N. Murray
Br Jones
Fisher Body
North
Imarrotown
Ollendorff Describes Germany's Turbulent Rise to Power
Ollendorff of Pocantico Hills spoke at the Irvington PTA meeting about Germany's tragedy and Nazi rise. He outlined political, economic, and social factors under the Republic, noting dictatorial methods and the threat to democracy. A related Irvington club meeting discussed antisemitism and censorship effects in Germany. Georgia Murphy, a tap dancer, was announced for an Irish American dance in New York with a jazz number in a green and gold costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Etry Ollendorff
Pocantica Hills
Irvington
PT. A. Meting
Pennybridge
Estaar
Rmans
National Socialist Movement
Re Ifeveaker
Andorra
Msintaln
Jate Nower
Ollendorf
Pfets
Poiteal
Individwal
Georgia
Murphy
Francis F. Surply
Spiro Parks
New York
Prize contest at Teengton HighSchool features Helen Connors lead
Helen Connors led the girls division in a prize speaking contest at Teengton High School auditorium. Iven Ostrander outspeaked rivals to win gold, with Janet Lyth and Roy Forsberg taking second place. Various teachers and officials presented awards as students performed speeches and dramatic readings. Concert orchestra provided selections, including Gypsy Trail Overture and American March. Irvington police court noted later that Carl Norcross, Edward Lecky and John Portuson faced parking charges in village streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan Conors
Irven Ostansier
Janet Lyth
Roy Forsberg
Ris
Colbert C. Pater
North Tarrytown
Hgh
Mange Paul
Eimatord
Behe
Teyt
Tarsstown High
Schoo
Helen Connors
Ovis Carroll
Ana
Cheshire
Tialen
Frantis Teabet K. Benjamin
Tevington
Prinepa
Irvington Igh
Mme Pentatin
Ivon Ortrander
Leary
Ty Vincent
Vienea
Netatorahipa
Roy Porbors
Tenoy
Lisineas
Dean Taslors
Jack Irivin
Realer's
Hostigh Choot
Evington
Margaret Aonand
Pischis
Whe
Apoto's Temple
van Chuck
Cowsty Gardens
John Portuson
North Dearsman Street
Carl Norcross
Fit Side Terrace
Eaward Lecky
North Dutcher Street
Irvington
Esterday
James J. Laden
Crombie Again Heads Lawn Bowlers
Robert Crombie of White Plains was reelected president of the Tivington Presbyterian Church Lawn Bowls Club at a meeting in the Lecture room of the clinic on Tuesday evening. Choses vice president, treasurer, and secretary, and named new executive committee members F. Houghton and Charles Carter for three year terms. Ronald resigned. Turner elected to fill one year vacancy on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cromble
White Plains
Tivington
Aft
Ronald
Atautnon Turner
Charity Appeal Scrolls to Honor Cardinal Hayes Memorial
Rev and 5 McGovern announce receipt of parchment scrolls signed by parish members for the Catholic Charities appeal. The event, part of a week of Catholic Charities fund effort in Westchester County, honors late Cardinal Hayes who founded the charity in 1920. Parish rectors organize lay workers across parishes with chairmen appointed to lead collections and signers listed on parchment scrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Coreen Fon
Flopen J. Donabe
Catholic Chariten
Hayes
Patek
Caston
Wi de Boudant
New York
Joseph Tierney
Stonning Ardhet
Chariey
Craig
Kercon
Tshoy Donabe
Westchester County
Funeral held for Sigud Nilsson at Irvington church
Funeral services were conducted at the Irvington Presbyterian Church for Sigud Nilsson of 14 Croton Place. He died of a heart attack Monday while riding in a police car near the Immaculate Conception Church. Nilsson, born in Maloe January 22 1881, previously worked as a motor porter and leaves a wife Mrs Ant Nilsson and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivington Presbyterian Church
Sigud Nilsson
Croton Place
Bernard P. McCail
Broadway
Immaculate Conception Hutch
George
South Broadway
Nilsson
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Ghureh
Silson
Tore
Iaond Lodge
Bawards
Ashford Avene
Dobbs Por
Slyke
Jew'elock
Nilson
Irving
Royal Aveh
Tarrstow
Diamond Lodge
Nilston
Male
Steviving
Mes
Ant Bilson
Chido
Reid
Tong Tetaat Cit
Muter
South Gottenot Street
Luh
Rober
Alan
Craca
Nissen Fen Rosie
Village to elect mayor on Tuesday election race shapes votes
Residents of the village will vote next Tuesday to choose a mayor two trustees and a police justice. Incumbent Matthew J. Murtha seeks another term in an Independent bid against Edwin W. Fisks Ira of Ardsley Park and Wit Murphy of Barney Park. Republican Democratic and Independent tickets nominate other candidates with party line nominations affecting the board of trustees. Poll locations include Town Hall and village hall precincts with voting hours starting at 6:45 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waarens
Andibute
Arthur Chase Lord
Art Chase Lord
Frank Purns
Fred
D. Carter
Charles B. Rae Sten
Zion Fpiscopal Chavet
Dobos Perse
Genese 3
Whitore
Plorence Haagen
Tonite
Henry F. Lori
Tsington Ducineseinen
Se Tuite Miler
Matthew Wogel
Seach
Miers
Irvington
Mr. Woyen
Tevington
Matthew J. Murtha
Willam A. Murphy
Bain Y W. Fiske
Jeremiah V. Dillon
Ernest Behrens
Adfon Hastings
Bernard ‘McCall
Evington
Ayot
Edwin W. Fisks
Ira
Ardsley Park
Candace
Wit Murphy
Barney Park
Hare
San
Eple
Bturtha
Tade- People's
Rte. Murphy
Alse
Ernest R. Behrens
San Arty
Maison B. Hastings
Lewis Road
Adam MasFadgen
Grinnell Street
Trantee Behrens
Imate
Termian
Dion
Ardsley Parke
Starha
Snitzo James 1
Ser York
Westchester County
Tours
Marrian Road
Main Street
South Bekar Stel
Harriman Road
Wistring Road
Bear Steet
Yall
Storm Not Bar to Club Tea Elected Juniors
The Junior Service League elected six members at a tea hosted by Mrs. Wand Clark and guests from Hudson House and Wedson Hose. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hover, Mr and Mrs Phaser, Mr and Mrs Revisions, and other Hastings Ardsley area residents. A rummage sale is planned for Ossining April 17 to 20 with Mrs Alva H Millen as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annaley Countes
Itherlogan
Fred W. Honger
Hutson Hoa
Ana Ae
Taton A. Thisr
Hudson House
Wand Clark
Wedson Hose
Ates
Kenyon B. Conger
Ists Ark
Hover
Phaser
George W. Wiliams
Jr Wart Te Clark
Mee
Jon
Chrke Iabel, Jr
Lahouse
Tarrytown
Not
Arsairs
Ashley Thorndike
Ardsley Dank
Afise Jane Bomis
Sear Scroush
William Fitzgerald
Richard Bentley Shrer
Hastings
Andrew Melal
Tarestown
Roberta, Wunderiich
Philipe Manor
Sharp to Attend Music Conference at Toston Mass
Sharp, director of Terr rington High School band, will spend the weekend in Toston Mass for a conference of the Music Educators Association. He will attend the association banquet at Hotel Stater Friday evening and return to Tevington Tuesday to resume band rehearsal under the Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are Sharp
Terrigton High School
Toston
Mass
Music Educators Association
Sharp
James O Connor Sails for Germany
James O Connor sails for Germany with a departing group that includes James Luyden Joseph J Uden Edward Faion and others. The voyage connects with preparations at Adam Opel A G and the overseas unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Connor
Germany
St. Cane
General Orotors
Corstaulon
Adam Opel
Mose
Amouig
Ceom Tevington
James Luyden
Joseph J. Uden
Edward Faion
Joseph Drodtrick
Michel Metfale
Enjamin Didgostna
William A. Uepley
Enneth Adn
Fans Gleasom
Dorothy Gleason
Thoms McCabe
Martin Kar Stary Ogonnor
James Morgan
Vin Fan
Costume Party for Club Youngsters Held at Avdstey Cantry Suh
A costume party for club youngsters is planned at Avdstey Cantry Suh on Friday afternoon and evening. The event, described as the season’s last for the group, lists numerous attendees including Mesdames, planters, and local figures such as Archibald Stalloch and J. W. Moore Richsedson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartine
Prodariek la Moore
Refinder
Harris family to close estate and move to Boston area
Mr and Mrs Gordon Harr of South Broadway plan to close the Harris estate in early April and relocate to Boston Maryland. A farewell party is to be held with about three hundred guests attending at ten o clock with a reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Harr
South Broadway
Boston
Maryland
Harris
Ain
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