Annual School Meeting Notice for Union Free No 2 Greenburgh NY
Union Free School District No. 2 in Greenburgh New York schedules its annual meeting at Irvington High School on May 5 1925 with budget items listed totaling 89164 49 dollars including supervision clerk treasurer and energy costs a proposition to fund roof and add a story at East Irvington School up to 60000 dollars via tax and trustee elections to replace two term expirations and one partial term on July 1 1925 and August 1 1925 the polling place is Irvington High School for May 6 1925 from noon to 7 pm District Clerk Howard B Morris signs notice
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Union Free School District No
Greenburgh
N. Y
Irvington High School
Board of Education
Town of Green
East Irvington
Uch
Robert G. ‘Abercromble
James" E. Duross ‘Hose
Fone
Alfred
Thurber
Xela
Irvington
N. Yoon
Qualifications of Voters at District Meetings
Voters at district meetings must meet age residency and property or family ties rules. Citizens twenty one or older, within the district for thirty days, may vote if they own or lease property taxed for school purposes or are a parent or resident with a child in school meeting eight weeks prior, or have other specified property value criteria. The law, amended to July 4, outlines eligibility and prohibits sex as a disqualifier.
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United States
Candidates Named for School Trustee Posts
Andrew Alder Jr of Barney Park is stated to be a candidate for school trustee. Board members seeking reelection include Robert G. Abercrombie James E. Duress and Thomas Lee.
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Andrew Alder, Jr
Barney Park
Robert G. Abercrombie
James E. Duress
Thomas Lee
Census work begins June 1 in New York state
The big state count starts June 1 with 7,600 enumerators to record names, addresses, and data for about 11,000,000 residents. Enumerators earn three dollars daily plus two cents per person enumerated, with extra pay in sparsely settled areas. Florence E. Knapp, secretary of state, will oversee the census, with maps prepared for every election district to guide workers. Local enumerators include Buc Hallinger for the Gth district, N McBride for the 71st, and Mrs Herbert King for the Sth East Irvington area.
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New York State
Florence
Knapp
Sh Sneton
Truit
Hase Neqihs
Buc Hallinger
McBride
Herbert King
Sth
East Irvington
Community Athletic Field Proposed by Irvington Officials
The School Board and Village Board show strong support for a community athletic field to serve youth currently without safe play spaces. A favored site is land adjoining the school grounds, which would allow shared dressing rooms and save costs on structures, with central, unobtrusive placement and potential WWI memorial value. Public-spirited citizens are urged to back the initiative and help see it realized.
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Irvington
Iseatis
Nanook of the North shown in Irvington schools and public
The DeVry Company presents Nanook of the North to Irvington school audiences on May 14 with an evening show for the public. Afternoon tickets are 10 cents and evening 20 cents. Two projectors run the hour long program without breaks. The feature depicts Eskimo life in Arctic Hudson Bay area and their seal, salmon, and walrus hunting. Comedy and home department shorts accompany the feature.
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DeVry Company
Vasal
DeVry
North
Fool
Arctic
Civilization
Hudson Bay
Jones
Irvington
American Legion Auxiliary Activities and Events
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a suit Apron and Necktie dance on Friday May 22 at Holy Name Hall. Tickets cost 1.50 each. Members urge support for welfare work aiding ninety six tubercular veterans at Seton Hospital and their families. The Auxiliaries next meeting is Thursday May 28 at 8:00 p.m. in the Firemen's parlor Town Hall building. A party attended the Americanism Rally in Pleasantville New York. Speakers included Aaron Dotey and Captain George J Carte. Dr Mary McGovern and others attended district events in New York and New Jersey.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Holy’ Name Hall
Seton “Hospital
Philip’ Bekardt
Ethel’ Wishand
Grace Helke
Mary V. Helke
Pleasantville
Francher Nicoll Post No. 77
American Legion
Aaron
Dotey
de Wit Clinton
New York City
George J. Carte
Westchester County Charter Discussion At Tarrytown Hall
A public meeting on the recently signed Westchester County Charter will be held at the Young Men's Lyceum in Tarrytown New York on Wednesday evening May 6 at 8 o clock. Prominent speakers including H R Barret and Fred P Close will explain and discuss the new act text and implications for residents.
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Westchester County
Smith
High School Tree Attracts Attention On Campus
A small tree on the school lawn draws admiration from locals and visitors for its pink blossoms and ample growth. The well maintained grounds reflect credit on the Board of Education and the school system.
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Boon
Zera
Board of Education
Pastime Club Reception to Benefit Town Hall Event
The Pastime Club announces a May 15 dance at Town Hall with Goldner's Orchestra. The club, noted for successful socials, seeks strong community support to make the reception popular and financially beneficial for improving local sanitary conditions.
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Goldner
Nso
St Barnabas Church Services and Meetings Schedule
Services at St Barnabas Church include Sunday 7 20 and 11 00 am with Sunday School at 9 45 am. Music features Marshall’s Communion Service in F and an Easter Carol by Praetorius. A Neighborhood Meeting of the Girls Friendly Society and a joint Missionary Society session with Irvington Presbyterian are planned for May 9 and an anticipated fall fair. The United Thank Offering was reported.
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St. Carnabas
Marshall
Praetorius
Girls Friendly Society
Hudson River
St. Barna
Bas
Mra
Leslie’. Palmer
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Irvington
Presbyterian Church
Woman's
St. Hannabas Church
Bath Societieg
United
St. ‘Bamohas
Mra. W. Tl
Gospel Hall Notes Meeting With Mr William Gibson
Mr William Gibson, long in British Guiana, will give an account of his work and experiences on Thursday evening May 7 at 8:00. He will show many slides illustrating his lecture with a helpful visual aid. All are invited and no collection will be taken. Subscription $2 per year.
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William Gibson
British Guiana
Gibson
Surprise party honors Mrs Miller in Tarrytown
A large gathering of friends from South Broadway and Irvington held a Wednesday evening surprise party for Mrs. Miller of South Broadway Tarrytown. Guests included Mrs John Farlel Mrs Harry Warren Mr Morrell Mrs James Stover Miss Ada Morris and others. The event featured games music and dancing with refreshments served before departure. A lost membership pin for the National Organization for Public Health Nurses was reported to be at the Gazette office 100 Main St Irvington NY.
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Harry ‘Miller
South Broadway
Tarrytown
Irvington
John R. Farlel
Harry Warren
Morrell
James Stover
Morris
Ada Morris
Organization For Public Health Nurses
Main St
N. Ye
Washington Masonic Tour Attracts Irvington Group
Irvington residents and Masonic Fraternity members travel to Washington on a Pennsylvania Lines sponsored weekend tour. Town Clerk G Templeton and Deputy Tax Collector IH Templeton join the group, with the return planned for Sunday. The trip is an annual highlight for the order.
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Irvington
Masonic Fraternity
Washington
Tealing
G. Templeton
Adam McFadden
IH. Templeton
Pennsylvania
Capitol City
Nine O'Clock Revue presents all new show at Tarrytown Hall
The Thursday Club promotes the 1925 Nine O'Clock Revue at Tarrytown Music Hall on May 7 and 8. All acts, music, and costumes are new, with the same cast of 125 directed by George Miles. Proceeds benefit St Faith's House in Tarrytown. Tickets at the box office or by reserve via telephone or letter.
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Tarrytown Music Hall
Ardsley Club
George Miles
John.h. Rogers
United States
St. Faith's
Tarrytown
Guy Robinson
Harriman Road
Ington
Paul King
Randall Gordon Harris
Charles ‘Townsend
Holand Haines
Daniel Paulson
En Miller
Stuart Gowen
Barton Eddison
H. ¥. D. Black
Kenyon B.conger
Frederick D. Carter
Eleanor Phillips
Rose Marie
Stuart Stevenson
Seville
John J. Perry
George E. Ogilvie, Jr
Harvey’ W
Henry Cape
Grant Small
Caroline von Ostoff
Alfred’ Thurber
Hassow von Weilel
Gordon
J. Harris
Virginia Hawes
Caroline Sayles
William Kimbel
Ardsley Park
Oscar Widman
Ned’ Wayborn
Ziegfeld Follies
Viola Van de Werker Dies Of Heart Failure At Ardsley
Viola Van de Werker an Ardsley school faculty member died of heart disease after several months of illness. After 18 years at Ardsley she would have earned a pension this year completing 34 years teaching. She planned to settle in Cherry Valley New York with plans to buy property for her permanent home. Interment is set for Monday in Cherry Valley with family traveling from the South to attend.
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Viola van DE Werker
Ardsley School
Miss van de Werker
Isles
Gover
van de Worker
Cherry Valley
N.Y
Monay
Get Together Club Bazaar Planned for June Weekend
The Get Together Club of Hope Chapel plans a three day bazaar on June 11 12 and 13 to raise funds for the Community House Building Fund. A feature item is described as forthcoming.
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Get Together Club of Hope Chapel
Charity Bazaar Seeks Donations for Good Cause
Thrift committee urges donations of furniture clothing books and bric a brac for a bazaar to aid a community project. Donors may request immediate pickup or hold items for the event with a single handling. Also noted is a health play staged by high school pupils with 75 cent admission proceeds benefiting the Athletic Fund.
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Srfenda
Bben Duncan
James McWilliam
Board of Education Meeting Discusses Athletic Field and Budget
At the board of education meeting held Tuesday evening all members were present except Mr Duross. Ralph H. Matthiessen attended to discuss the athletic field plan. The board weighed buying land north of the high school to form a field, while Matthiessen opposed selling part of his property but would not block children's health. Costs for walling and grading were considered high, and alternative sites were urged. New teachers were appointed: Harold Marcy science, Claude Van Wie mathematics, Mabel Secor fifth grade. The coming year's budget totals 89 164.49, up 1 204.49 from last year. Other matters were reviewed, bills audited, and the meeting adjourned.
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Board of Education
Duross
Ralph H. Matthiessen
Roane
Matthiessen
Harold Marcy
West Lyden
N.Y
Claude van Wie
Girl Scouts Second Class Recipients Named at Rally
Edith Bowman Ida Bowman Lucy Cannon Katharine Danton Margaret Elder Ruth Hunter Allison Rutter Carol Rutter Marjorie Statham Faith Whitney earned Second Class Scouts after meeting all requirements. Observers earned a merit badge in Birds Flowers Insects Stars Minerals. The troop enjoyed a morning of campfire building and sunlit learning as Scouts prepare for the annual rally at Dobbe Ferry hosted by Mr and Mrs F Brown.
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Edith Bowman
Ida Bowman
Lucy Cannon
Katharine Danton
Margaret Elder
Ruth Hunter
Allison Rutter
Tivington
Chenter County
Dobbe’Ferry
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Howard B. Morris
Nanook
American Legion Auxiliary Notes
Ausillery
Town Hall
Pear Dail
Lyceum
ST. Barnabas
Mrs. Miller
Kayser
Isa Walker
a_viel
Ardsley
Jamon Shielde
Prevent
Tha’ South
Oe Ees
GET Together
Club Bazaar
Thrift
Girl Scouts
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