Rev MacGowan To Be Installed Rector At Irvington Presbyterian Church
Robert MacGowan is to be installed as pastor of the Irvington Presbyterian Church this evening at eight oclock. It is hoped that all members will attend the service in what is the first week after the April meeting when the congregation met unanimously to continue on Page Five.
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MacGowan
Robert M. Russell
Presbytery of
Westchester
Robert MacGowan
Uie Irelington
Presbyterian Church
J OW
Aelock
Congr
Irvington Presbyterian
Fire Department Election To Be Held Tuesday Night
Irvington fire department members will vote Tuesday night at Fire Hall Building on Ta day. Incumbents largely reelected, with 1st Assistant Chief Willan and Sylvester McCarthy noted for long service. Charles Foley, previously First Assistant, was unanimously chosen by the department. One change occurred as Harry Gow replaced Joseph Sweetman as treasurer or secretary post remains open.
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Irvington
Fire Head
Esto
Wew
Harry Gow
Joseph Sweetman
Miss Jane Todd Wins First Prize at Flower Show
Miss Jane Todd won the first prize at a Federation of Garden Clubs flower show after judging in categories such as seed pods and decorations. Mrs John O Re Callaghan Jr of Mamaroneck earned a second prize while Mrs Paul Mansell of Larehmont took third. One standout piece was a Young Fawn ornament. the work is linked to Hastings and the Valley Art Association founder, amid notes of a life portrait of President Roosevelt.
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Federation of Garden Clubs
John O'Re Callaghan, Jr
T. Farmer
Mamaroneck
Paul Mansell
Larehmont
Hastings W
Valley Art Associatm
Mra
Yat
Roosevelt
In Hands Of Governor Now In Hands Of Governor
Senator Westall forwards Albany message to Chamber of Commerce officials praising a state road project. The plan claims to save the village $700,000 by shifting highway work to the state. Local official John Hunter notes officials are pleased with the project, arguing it reduces village burdens from repaving town streets used by trucks and through traffic.
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Senator Westall
Chamber of Commerce
Albany
John Hunter
Evington
Chamber of
Hunter
Man Dies After Rescue Attempt At Ossining Park Dock
Police report the body of James McNeilly recovered from shallow water near Old Matthiessen Park Dock after a fall from the retaining wall. Volunteers rendered first aid. Dr. Roane pronounced death four hours later. A mob of workers and local residents aided in the search as authorities investigated the scene and noted the victim’s long exposure to cold water.
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Matthiessen Park Dock
Roane
Matthiessen Park
Howe
James
Gane
Ronaia
Meliride
Murphy
William Downey
Main Street
Mento
White Barnes
Omtewe Welk
Tuto
Fay
Thursday Club Fashion Parade Benefits St Faiths House
Thursday Club and debutantes to showcase fashions in a charity fashion parade at Dobbs Ferry this Saturday to benefit St Faiths House. Runways set among the audience, with a theatre intermission music by Adoph Gobel and gifts from local merchants. Tickets sold at the box office and by club members, with prizes drawn and gowns from New York shops and local boutiques.
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T Club Fashon
Doble Ferry
St. Faith's House
Dicktown
Adolph Gobel
York
Alka Volt
Pers
Frederic D. Carter
Broadway
Lake Fifth
Peggy Hoyt
Stein & Halne
New York
Marth
Aifles
Dobbs Ferry
St of
Sarel T. Davis
Ardsley-on-tindson
Mra. C
Mattleswen
William I, Edwards
Hastings
Ki Stevenson
Ardstern
Thomas Luke
Smith
Laut
Lees
Christy
Frederick GQ. Zinsser
Adiway
Fredertele Isles
North Tn
Fyfe Ulin
Harriman Road
Maw Paut de Ele
Tarry
Stanley Gilnex
Ards
S. UH. Shrove
Davia Luke
SROUP BEGINS ACTION TO CURB BALL PLAY AT MITCHELL PK
Local officials move to curb ball playing at Mitchell Park, arguing for improvements to be approved. The community discussion centers on safety and orderly use of the park, with residents weighing plans for Sunday activities and enhanced amenities.
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Sroup
Mitchell PK
Photo Color Studio Police Show Draws 1500
About 1,500 people attend a police show at the Photo Color Studio in Irvington on Friday afternoon. The event features a stirring national drama with a major stage presentation. Local officials and students participate, while stars such as Frank, Murphy, and Winkeman are hinted to appear in upcoming performances.
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Photo Color
Motion
Irvington
Pol
P Motion
Jared Feel
Elr
Paul T Winkeman
Helen Wistrand Installed Queen of Triangle Lodge
Helen Wistrand daughter of Mr and Mrs Godfrey Wistrand of Nain Maw was installed as queen of Triangle Lodge 0 E S by Mrs Leo Humtoy as acting deputy. Other participants included Marlon Gagiardi senior leader Alma Josephine Tl Mint Gertrn Miiw Viol Page marshal Mia Doric Addyman and others. Entertainment featured Mink Lily Storm of Ardsley and Daryl Page of Tarrytown with tap dances and dancing finale.
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Mise
Helen Wistrand
Godfrey” Wistrand
Nain
Cen
Eastern Star
Leo Humtoy
Eaine Mare Rebar
Marlon Gagiardi
Lal Mixx
Alma “Josephine Tl Mint Gertrn
Page
Mia Doric Addyman
Lalltian Maconald
Margaret Green
Aliee Lepper
Mabel Prank
Phine “Braithwaite
Supe Smtord Wistrand
Mink Lily
Storm of
Ardsley
Daryl Page
Tarrytown
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Senate
Robert T. MacGowan
Fire Department
Jane Todd
Lena Leighton
James McNeilly
Merkel
Charles Habermehl
Ossining
Haattornes Lavont Dixeavers
Charles Habermeht
Gordon
Ammen
Cipate
N. Y
Chief McCall
Triangle
E. S
Embassy
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