Reynolds and Lewis Named In School Election Bid
Unusual public interest marks the coming School District No. 2 annual meeting as Trustee James F Reynolds of East Irvington announces re election candidacy with Millicent V Lewis of Harriman Road named as running mate Their teams plans remain otherwise unannounced with local schooling figures active in development efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent V. Lewis
James F. Reynolds
East Irvington
Board of Education
Harriman Road
Holy Name Club Baseball Team to Represent Church Immaculate Conception
The Holy Name Society baseball team will represent Church Immaculate Conception with Rev Daniel H Dalage as club head and Edward Pierson as assistant manager. Pitchers include Jack Tagley Jack Downey Tony Varpan and others with John Meszaros Robert Campbell as reserves. Infielders Edward Fallon Louie Brooks Anthony Costello and Seminara, outfielders Kenneth Lydon Charles Pateman Gerald Reilly Robin McBride Peter Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Church Immaculate Conception
Daniel H. Dal
Edward Pierson
Jack Tagley
Jack Downey
Tony Varpan
Ers
John Meszaros
Robert Campbell
Infield
Edward Fallon
Louie Brooks
Anthony Costello
Seminara
Kenneth Lydon
Charles Pateman
Gerald Reilly
Robin McBrde
Peter Murphy
Sted
Seely Dinner Set May 20 in Greenville for Hon. Wm Seely
Final plans announce a testimonial dinner for Hon. William H. Seely of Greenville by the Young Men's Republican Club of Greenburgh at Schmidt's Farm Fort Hill Road Creonville on Wednesday night May 20. Dinner will be served promptly at 6 o'clock with a radio orchestra to provide dancing from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. A full course dinner is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tf. Seely
Greenville
Young Men's Republican Club
Greenburgh
Schmidt
Council Plans Radio System Inspection Before Contract
Greenburgh Town Council delays award to install police radio until after inspecting equipment from three bidders. Town Engineer Dan C Nolan supports an inspection before any system is chosen to serve the township. Bids cited include Eastchester at 5800 dollars, Federal Laboratories at 6085 and 6535, Graybar Electric at 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Dan C. Nolan
Eastchester
Federal Laboratories of Pillsbursh
Graybar Electric Company
Fort Hill Estates, Inc
Greenville Sec.t
Playground Activity Emphasis Aids Youth and Crime Reduction
Irvington citizens led by B Stark and Mrs Barton advocate more playgrounds and recreation centers to cut juvenile crime. A federal crime cost cited contrasts with local efforts to provide safe late play spaces for about ten million children lacking suitable facilities. National Recreation Association support could finance hundreds of new playgrounds and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
B. Stark
William Barton Edison
John C. Shuring
National Recreation Association
Chitdren
Poth Home Chapel Dedicated Sunday In Poughkeepsie
The Annie E. Poth Home Chapel dedication will be held Sunday May 3 at 2 30 p m on North Broadway led by Rev Jerome Unger of Poughkeepsie New York. Members of the Companions of the Forest of America are invited to attend. Rabbi Unger is nephew of Mrs Dora Jacobs. The Companions of the Forest is a non sectarian group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Poth
North Broadway
Jerome Unger
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
The
Companions of the Forest of America
Rabbi Unger
Supreme Outer Guard
Dora Jacobs
Companions of the Forest
Outdoor Sports Open At Ardsley Country Club
Warm weather brings outdoor sports to Ardsley Country Club as bowing and squash end and tennis and golf begin. Last weekend crowned bowling champions George F. Gouge and Mrs. Paul K. Randall. duck pin winners Miss Carolyn Ten, Euck Miller, and W. B. Adsit. Tennis resumes with Tuesday mixed doubles led by Jim Pressly. pool to reopen May 15 after repainting with LeRoy C. Peters named swimming director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley Country Club
George F. Gouge
Tarrytown
Paul K. Randall
Sunnyside Lane
Carolyn Ten. Euck Miller
Ardsley Park
W. B. Adsit
Jim Pressly
Helen Bennett
LeRoy C. Peters
White Plains
Blacks Celebrate Golden Jubilee in Westchester Home
H V D Blacks mark fifty years of marriage with a Westchester home life story. Relatives recall memories from Biden-Wee mansion above the Hudson. Jane Martense Prince, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Prince, attended with Chopin and dance scenes. Mrs Black recalls early compositions and village ties as Lever, her hero, featured in memories.
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Shfe
Westchester
Deventer
Blac
Mrs. Black
Biden-Wee
Hudson River
Youn
Henry van Deventer
Jane Martense Prince
Cyrus An
Miss Prince
Chopin
Black
Miss Masters
Dobbs Ferry
Lever
Ing
Anthony Fallon Dies at Home in Ninety-Plus Year
Community mourns longtime Village Trustee Anthony Fallon who died this week at 20 South Werris Street. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Conception with a High Mass of Requiem and interment in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Fallon was noted for generous support of St. Faith's House and the Thursday Chih fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Fallon
South Werris Street
Churente Conception
Thomas
Sleepy Hollow
Junior Prom Set For Friday June 5
The annual Junior Prom will be held Friday June 5 at the high school dance. Committees include Decorations chaired by Hamiet Graziani with Jessie Paul Ellen McDougall Eugene Reilly and Richard Reilly assisting. Chaperons include Mr and Mrs Westley Shuler Mr and Mrs Milton Boornstad and Mr and Mrs A Irving Cumming. Refreshments by Camille Honvier Rhoda Vanilyning Eleanor Gorman and Agnes Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet Graziani
Jessie Paul
Ellen McDougall
Eugene
Richard Reilly
Agnes ‘Thornton
Hamiet Graziani
Eugene¢ Reilly
West¢ley Shuler
Milton Boornstad
A. Irving Cumming
Camille Honvier
Rhoda Vanilyning
Eleanor Gorman
Agnes Thornton
Lincoln Kiernan Family Goes West for Holiday
Mr and Mrs Lincoln Kiernan and Lois of East Sunnyside depart this week for Los Angeles California to spend four or five months. Kiernan heads the building contracting firm Kiernan and Son, a business established many years ago by his father. He will resume his business connections here upon returning from the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Kiernan
Lois
East Sunnyside
Los Angels
Cal
Kiernan
Kiernan & Son
Budget Approved At Public Hearing On Plant Sale
After private talks with Supervisor William C. Duell, the Board of Trustees disclosed a $72,500 bid for the former Photocolor plant on South Astor Street. The village and Greenburgh had taken it in a winter foreclosure for unpaid taxes. The offer proposes three $5,000 payments plus a $58,500 balance in three yearly installments, with officials eager to unload the property that now represents a financial burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Duell
Monnight
Board of Trustees
South Astor Street
Greenburgh
Public hearing on 1936 37 budget sets tax rate at 14 81 per thousand
Citizens gathered in Town Hall for a budget hearing where officials explained that settlement of claims and unforeseen expenses would raise the tax rate by about one dollar per thousand to 14 81. The session featured friendly inquiries and a Chamber of Commerce tribute by T Kennedy Stevenson of Ardsley Park, noting the budget is...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
T. Kennedy Stevenson
Ardsley Park
Key Men of Utility Leaders Hear Speech
A crowded meeting of utility executives in Westchester and Yonkers discussed leadership at major firms including Westchester Lighting, Yonkers Light and Power, and Consolidated Ventures. The event featured remarks from company presidents and senior officers detailing industry challenges and the path forward for regional energy services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sssiiig
Saendaiee
Skaymen
Westchester Lighting
Yonkers Blette Light and Power
Ennai
Rons Gas and Bloc
Bisca ‘Te Gatis
Chalsman
Chef Aircevers
Consolidated Ventureserishing Companys
Fn Ward de Presta
Trrckution
Cot
Howe
al Va
Ota
Nas
Service Organo
Charity appeal nets $400 to date in Immaculate Conception Parish
Father Daley reports encouraging progress in the 126 Appeal of Catholic Charities. In Immaculate Conception Parish $400 has been raised toward the $1000 goal, with optimism that the target will be reached. Everyone is urged to cooperate to ensure a successful drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Daley
Chariies
Immaculate Conception
Nancy Altamura Marries Michael Perillo in Immaculate Conception Ceremony
Miss Nancy Altamura, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Altamura of South Broadway, married Michael Perillo at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. Daniel Daley officiated. A reception followed at Woodlands Lake Tavern. They will reside here after a Virginia Beach honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Altamura
Michael Altamura
South Broadway
Michael Perillo
South Broadiv
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Daniel Daley
Oitieiated
Woodands Lake Tavern
Anna Altamn
Ralph Perillo
Virginia Beach
Camp Irvington May Open Again Aided by Public Funds
In Irvington and East Irvington a summer recreational center for boys may reopen this season depending on community interest and financial support. The camp mourns the loss of Frank H. Morrell, longtime treasurer, who died April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
East Irvington
Frank H. Morrell
State Senate Rejects Jane Todd's Measure Banning Hasty Marriages
New York State Senate defeated Assemblyman Jane H. Todds bill to ban hasty marriages in a party line 28 to 22 vote after a brief debate. The measure sought a 72 hour waiting period to curb gin marriages and was a companion to proposed divorce law liberalization. Senator Pliny W. Williamson moved to discharge the Judiciary Committee but was defeated. the bill will remain pending as Senators Byrne and colleagues discussed it amid a long calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Jane Todd
Jane H. Todd
New York State
Senate
New York
Tarrytown
Pliny W.williamson
Westchester Republican
Judiciary Committee
William T. Byrne
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J. Wood
Holy Name Club
St. John's
WM. H. Seely
Young G. O. P
Schmidt's Farm
Poth
R. J. Unger
Frank Wirth
St. Faith's House
Lincoln Kiernans
West Coast
Holida
Film Center
Levy
Westchester Lighting Companies
Mount Vernon
Nancy
Altamura
M. Perillo
Camp Irvington
Camp Project
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