Irvington Village Board Elects Officers and Appoints Officials
The Irvington village board met March 23 1925 to approve minutes read. Officials named include President Murtha and Trustees Brownes Barton Behrens Cannon. various appointments to clerk, janitor, street commissioner, and fire chauffeur were approved with salaries and terms. The board designated The Tredington Gazette as official newspaper and set election timing for 1926 plus oaths filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Murtha
Brownes
Barton
Behrens
Cannon
Ofcorn
Irvington
N. Y
Matthew J. Murtha
Kenry H. Cannon
Harold
B.” Brownes
A. Barton
Gordon J. Harris
Frederick J. Hoff
George Ri. Smith
Falwin H. Malrs
Shail
Clarke
Matthew
Dromhes
Harry A. Barton
Prederick
J. Hoft
George Tt. Smith
Earwin
Mr. Barton
Py Iit
Board of Trust
Brownies
Berens
Moytion
Brownes, Second By Mr. Darton
Bonrens
Mr. Darton
Hovert G
Abercromble
Mr. Behrens
Tevington National Banke
Teruhy
Aotton
Trevngton Gazette
Robert Dashwood
Trehard Duffy
Trebfort Dashwood
Duffy
Behkens
Dinan
Behirans
James
Anil Fie
Sr Mottan
Afr
Holiens
Downey Beant
Frank Acker
Matthew Kerr
Sheela Sieur
Matthiessen Park
Tronne
Nehrens
Hronne
Tarton
Meeting Adjourns After Lighting Board Session
There being no further business before the meeting the Lighting Board adjourned to meet on Wednesday March 23 1925 at seven thirty P M. Robert Dashwood Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behrens
Cannon
Park
Cannon, Dronnes and Turton
Sevencthirty
Robert Dashwood
Village of Tivington Water Commissioners Organized
The 1925 annual meeting of the Village of Tivington trustees created a Water Commissioners board. W H Winne-John Op per man became engineer, Wm Eggerling as superintendant, and Robert Dashwood as clerk. Appointments set salaries. meeting adjourned to March 25 at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Winne
John Opperman
WM. Eggerling
Robert Dashwood
Board of ‘Trustees
Martha Mesars. Brownes
Barton
Behrens
Cannon
Tivington
Board of Water Commissioners
Behrons
Irvington
Me. Cannon
Peinten Dane
Behiens
Str. Brownes
Harton
Tromnes
Tronnes
William Hf. White
Messrs
Darton
Konves
Martha
Hebrens
Trustees Organize as Health Board in Town Meeting
Trustees form a Health Board under Public Health Law with Murtha as president and others named. Barton acts as interim president. Rehrens as secretary. Wm. Eggerling appointed Sanitary Inspector for 25 dollars monthly. Dashwood named Clerk. Next meetings set for March 25 and April 14. DAR chapter forming in Tarrytown. subscription two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Murtha
Weskis
Hronnes
Barton
Behrens
Lannon
Berens
Jannes
Bohkens
Mr. Barton
Moton
Brownes
Rehrens
Mr. Darton
Bohrens
Wm. Eggerling
Robert Dashwood
Motion Carrle
Cannon
Gdj
Are We Appreciative Of Longtime Village Water Chief
A letter to the Village Board urges recognition for William Winnie who for forty years served as Water Commissioner. The writer compares the board’s action in reducing his rank to a lack of appreciation, urging consideration and honoring long service while stressing community needs and fairness. The note frames economy and efficiency against respect for faithful public servants. It appeals to future boards to value past contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgn Board
William Winnie
Winnie
Sana
Barn Dance at Town Hall March 28 Promises Variety
A barn dance program on Saturday evening March 28 at Town Hall features an orchestra, dances, and acts including Mr Warhing comedian and Miss Margaret Conklin with Mr Duncan Sutphan. Supper boxes, dancing, Hawaiian numbers, and Virginia reel are among the attractions with partners arranged by Mr Kenyon Conger or Mrs Stuart Stevenson. Pushcarts offer refreshments. balloons and efforts to win theatre seats via supper box prizes are noted. Community groups and local papers are thanked for support. Everyone is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhing
Hasbrouck
Virginia Tool
Kenyon Conger
Harney Park
Stuart Stevenson
New York
Mra. Wm. Hehell
Margaret Mitchell
Fis
Stanke
Peters
People's Market
Dobbs Ferry
Abercrombie
Tevington Bakery
Morrell
Irvington Gazette
We Urge Constitutions for Our Fire Side Space
A brief plea urging adoption or firming up constitutions for a project titled Fire Side Space. The note emphasizes action and formal documentation, calling readers to submit or send in the required documents. It reflects a civic or organizational push behind a named initiative.
Take Title to Farm House North Ways Waterday
The former farm house near North Ways Waterday, associated with Ars i Chirke, is described as updated before sale. The property, valued around $15,000, is part of Scarsdale Heights holdings with Mr. Clarke as sales agent. Mr and Mrs Clark reside in a new home, signaling progress for North Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ways
Arsi Chirke
Wergone
Fune
Scarsdale Heights Corporation
Clarke
Clark
North Broadway
Notes on St Pauls M E Church Service and Bishop Quayle
Sunday marks the closing of the Conference Year with morning and evening worship at St Pauls M E Church. The obituary notes Bishop William Alfred Quayle born June 25 1860 Parkville Missouri died March 2 1925 Hardin Kansas, and includes a reflective hymn prayer about home with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginop Auayte
Uraco
William Alfred Quayle
Methodist
M._E. Church
Parkville
Missouri
Hardvin
Kansas
Lecture on Wonders of the West by Fred Clatworthy
A Tuesday evening lecture at Irvington Presbyterian Church by Fred Clatworthy of Denver covered lakes and mountains in California Colorado Utah and Western National Parks. Miss Petri introduced the speaker as president of the Young Peoples Association and the event drew a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clatworthy
Denver
Colorado
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples’ Association
Miss Petri
Clatworthy
California
Olorado
Utah
Service and meeting notices at St Barnabas parish
At the 11 oclock service on Sunday Rev J C S Huntington of the Order of the Holy Cross will preach. The anthem by Nhe Bach’s O Saviour will be sung. Other services will be at 8 pm and 4 pm. A women s auxiliary work meeting will be held at the parish house Thursday at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C.S. Huntington
The
Order of the Holy Cross
Nhe Bach
Flees
County Champs Tackle Fast Peekskill K of C Team
Morrell of Irvington Catholic Club basketball notes the K of C team from New York City area will play Wednesday April 1 at Guardian Hall Peekskill. They beat Kingston in Metro League 15 to 14 and held Original Celtics to close games. travel by bus leaves 7:20 PM from Schneider & Smith corner. manager seeks early reservation for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrell
Irvington Catholic Club
K. of C
Pesskill
Guardian
New York City
Clifton Bix
Jimmy Beamish
Joe Fallon
Fudter Fallon
Sweetman
Jon Sweetman
Strankle
Sehneider & Smithe Corner
Burglars Ransack Home of M F Chase in Ardsley Park
The residence of March F. Chase in Ardsley Park was entered between 6 and 7 pm by burglars, with loot estimated at 32,000. Police pledge strong action, citing prior robberies like Donaldson Brown’s $10,000 loss last year. Local authorities plan coordinated measures to curb such crime. A New York Cosmpolitan Club meeting on February 11 discussed child welfare programs led by Carroll Dunham and attendees reviewed the year’s work plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March F. Chase
Ardsley Park
Donaldson Brown
Waterloo
Ira. Carroll Dunham
Department of Child Welfare Committee
Cosmopolitan Club
New York
Cr. Capp
Anne J. Compton
David Mitchell
Walter Pettit
Rolling Saltus
Caspar ‘Whitney
Catholic Club's Annual Smoker Held This Year
The Irvington Catholic Club hosts its annual smoker on Monday evening April 20. The event promises more entertainment, with better acts, amateur boxers, singing and comedy. Tickets are priced to attract attendees with potential rebates. Watch this paper for further announcements about the big night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Lamy
Aldo
Annual College Men's Dinner at Tarrytown Y M C A
The annual College Men's Dinner will be held at the Tarrytown Y M C A on April 21. The committee includes Philip H. Miller Wins Bickham Jesse G Mieténty Charles Ueynixer Harry Bates Louis M Thorne and Paul K. Randall. Speakers are Dean Randall of Brown University and Mr. McLaughlin a Rhodes Scholar. Mackley School Musical Club will provide music as usual. The dinner will be served by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown. Y. IM. C. A
Philip H. Miller
Wins Bickham
Jesse G. Mieténty
Charles Ueynixer
Harry Bates
Louis M Thorne
Paul K. Randall
Dean Randall
Brown University
McLaughlin
Mackley School
Dobbs Ferry Hospital February Report Summary
February notes from Dobbs Ferry Hospital list donations and supplies from local groups and individuals. Mentioned are Mrs. Tirleo and Mrs. Edwin Go roses Junior Auxiliary, Bureau coverings and sheets, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. Charles Lester, magazines and fresh opera medicine items from F. C. Sayles and Mrs. William Toda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirleo
Edwin Goroses
Carl Miller
Charles Lester
Magazin Aira
F.C. Sayles
William Toda
RaUze.il
Plans for J. Am Richardson Residence in Ardsley Park
Plans outline a new residence for J. Am Richardson to be erected soon in Ardsley Park, a fast growing locality. The project signals development in the neighborhood and anticipates housing growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. AM. Richardson
Mrs John and Dorothy Return From Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs John along Broadway with Dorothy of Ardsley Park return from a trip to Washington and Atlantic City. Mrs Carl Vietor plans to be home on Weather Clinton avenue in early summer week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Prayer
Daghter
Dorothy
Ardsley
Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. J. Murtha
Highway
Messra
Hronnes Ant Tareion. ‘Police
Darton and
Tronnet
Robert Dasiw
Tarrytown
Leslie V. Chase
Georg Francis
Trvington
Wos
Nee
Danc Ing
ST. Paul's M. E. Church
M. H. Sharples
Tam
Hme
Christ
Hoi
Ustrated
ST. Barnabas
Fast Peekskill K. OF
M. F. Chase
Carroll Danham
Chaiman
National Surgical Drossings
Surgical Brossings
St. Faith's House
County” Children's Committee
Dobbs
Ferry
Ardaley
Westchester
Westchester County
Church Mission For Help
Chatman
Catholic
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