Lower tax rate follows new school budget in Irvington
Irvington school district adopts a $147,965 budget with a tax rate cut to $6.44 per thousand from $6.75. The plan increases instructional spending to $95,800 for salaries and administration, with net taxes raised dropping to $110,965 from $117,945. Trustees nominated: Douglas Johnson, George W Briga, V F Dilastro. two elected Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Joseph P. Fallon
Douglas Johnson
George W. Briga
V. F. Dilastro
Ttiwemedune
Girl Scouts Set For Big Day With Activities And Talk
Girl Scouts will hold a community day on Ian Church grounds starting at six tonight with a cake sale marionette show and refreshments. Frank Gehr will present an illustrated talk and wildlife motion pictures at 2 pm in the Med Seluditarium to raise funds for camp costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Church
Frank Gehr
Med Seluditarium
Muir and Campbell Honored by Clan Cameron Dinner
Andrew Muir and Lachlan Campbell were honored at a Clan Cameron dinner held Saturday night at the Hotel Florence. Twenty seven members attended and expressed appreciation. John Neilson and Fred Houghton provided vocal selections during the event with many names flowing in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Muir
Enter
Lachlantanist
Clan Cameron
Florence
John Neilson
Fred Houghton
Andrew Fitz
Lachland Campbell
Lewis Paul
Robert W. Fleming
David Hood
Fred Towehton
Wiliam Baird
John Roneald
Matt
Community Food Show Raises Value For Dollar at Church
The Women's Association of the Ir ington Presbyterian Church hosts a charity food show in the church upstairs parlors on Wednesday May 26 from 3 to 9 PM. A dollar buys more than three dollars in groceries and services, with items like Kremer Dessert Rippled Wheat Feld's Ice Cream Canada Dry Beverage Ehlers Coffee and other brands. Door prizes and refreshments accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of
Irington Presbyterian Church
Kremer
Rippled Wheatfeld
Canada Dry
Ehler
Thursday Club Old Time Auction Promises All Fixin
A charity sale will be held on Saturday May 22 at Lyn 100d Calvert estate El Retira Lane Weather permitting goods go on the porches of the old Hudson valley house with lunch and lemonade served by young volunteers from Bronxville Tarrytown and Dobbs Ferry If rain indoors sales occur in the front rooms Listing includes lamps marble furniture and a Mason Hamlin cabinet organ Auctioneered by John M Mitchell with local assistants Porter Fearey Jr Kimball Blanchard and Griswold Yantels Proceeds benefit St Faiths House in Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
el Retira Lane
Hudson Valley House
Margaret’ Barry
Bronxville
Jane Cole
Monie Dickinson
Natalie Small
Tarrytown
Lane Ann Shirk
Patsy Peabody
Vir- Alla Robinson
Mary Elizabeth Todd
Barbara Conger
Patricia Luke
Reington
Hudson River
Mason & Hamatin
John M. Mitchell
New York
Connecticut
Messrs
Porter Fearey, Jr
Kimball Blanchard
Ardsley Park
Griswold
Yantels
Dobbs Ferry
St. Faith’s House
Irvington Eyes Dumping Deal With Tarrstown Area
Village leaders seek an agreement with Tarrstown to use the dumping site in the Hudson River for a limited period or permanent facilities. Mayor Mirtha and Trustee Hehrens push for extension of the Hastings dump permit after Zinsser & Co. expired, while also weighing Croton Point options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew J. Mirtha
Ernest R. Hehrens
Tarrston
Irvington
Tarrstown
Hudson River
Zinsser & Co
Hastings
Levington Haw
Tarrytown
Nas
Croton Point
Behrens
Robin's Nest Bridge at Craig Anel details
Mrs. John H. Perry of North Broad way chairs a series for crippled and convalescent citizens at several Tarrytown homes. May 1 events at Craig Janet de Tarrytown Ars Alfred McEwen home and others at the Seurtraugh, Witternest, and Green residences with local officials and several named hosts and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin's Nest Bridge
Craig
Anel
John H. Perry
North Broadway
Fox
Prin
Tohings
Fabio Ome
Mira
We Barton
Henry
the Green
Annual Show of Hudson Artists Opens in May
The Hudson Valley Art Association presents its annual exhibition at the Box Mnd Garden Apartments in Dobbs Ferry with a reception on May 8 and runs through June. Artist Vera Rows, elected as director by Miss Andrus, is featured with noted water colors and lithographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Valley
Dobix Perriith
Frank Wright, Jr
Dorathea Paitrick
Mias Vera Rows
Dobbs Ferry
Hudson Valley Art Association
Matthie ssens Entertain At New York Home
Mrs Erard A of this village hosted a dinner in New York at 1185 Park Avenue last Friday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mason Starling Jr, Mr and Mrs John Hincks of Irvington, Mrs Edward Wardwell, Staunton Williams, Mr and Mrs Kenyon Dabcock, and Mr and Mrs James Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far
Erard A
Park Avenue
New York
Mason
B. Starling, Jr
John Hincks
Irvington
Edward L. Wardwell
Staunton Williams
Kenyon Dabcock
James Carey
Greenburgh to Lead Westchester Dinner Delegation
Greenburgh will send the largest delegation to the annual dinner of the Hoard of Supervisors at Westchester Country Club in Armonk tomorrow night. Si eressor William C. Duell of Tarrytown, a budget committee member, will be honored. Congressmen Charles D. Millard will attend from Washington. Duell is GOP renominated by Greenburgh leaders. William A. Thekley’s tax receiver term also ends this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Westchester County
Westchester Country Club
Si Eressor
William C. Duell of
Tarry
Iidget
Charles D. Millard
Washington
Duell
William A. Thekley
Public Speaking Plans Outlined by Irvington Women
The Irvington-Dobbs Ferry League of Women Voters outlined next year’s aims at a Monday meeting. Plans include public speaking courses taught by Mrs. Lels of New Rochelle and various new positions to improve operations plus monthly study group meetings and officer announcements later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington-Dobbs Ferry
John Sedwick
Stevenxo
Davis
Huart Stevenson
Miyth Taylor
Chisholm
Karl Braueet” Warayee
Randolph Elsworth
Trooese
Addtean
Robert Macc
Keim
Ars
C. Flee B
Elliott
Theatre group aids library with St John Treine comedy
Civile Theatre at Dobbs Ferry stages The First Mrs Frayer at Washington Theatre. Strong cast led by Timon directs a nine production season for Nobbs Ferry Free Library benefit performances on May 12 14 and 15. Cast includes Oliver Walsh Fraser Auld Hurd Lotren Murphy and Philip Logan Jeannette Ravekes debuts as Mabel the Frater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timon
Civile Theatre
Dobbs Ferry
St. John Treine
Enee
Oliver
Raymond Walsh
Civic Theatre
Mr. Fraser
Allen Auld
Richard Hurd
Carl Lotren
Frasers
Mortimer Murphy
Philip 10 'Gan
Jeannette Ravekes
Will
Mabel
Morris Family Moves to 46 Main Street
Mrs W Morris and her family have taken up new residence moving from South Eckar Street to 46 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W.morris
South Eckar Street
Main Street
Increased Free Service Raises Hospital Costs in 1860 Report
Frederick P. King, hospital president, cites $23,134.49 in annual free care costs for 1860, covering services to the community without overhead deductions. The report notes high state board ranking, ongoing need for modern equipment, and staffing under Stuart Peabody of Irving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. King
State
Tartuen” Hospital
Federick P. King
Rae
Nevis Pd
Negett
Tor
Stuart Peabody
Irvingt
Rusone
Nerelaes
Equipmenn
Sloat
Eaeoa
Mors
Argon Seo
Etna
Time extended for auto license renewals announced
Commissioner Charles A. Harnett extends the renewal period for licenses. Rivers licenses valid to May 3 1927, chauffeurs licenses to June 2 this year, and truck operators licenses extended to a date to be announced later but no later than September 30 1937. The extension was mandated by a legislative bill and applies only to this year. annual operator licenses issued since January 1 1927 remain valid for three years from issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles
Charles A. Harnett
Ciiled
Heenves
Millard Robust Nomination Backed by Westchester GOP
Congres sman Charles D. Millard neared formal surrogate nomination as Westchester Republican leaders lauded thirty five years of service and party loyalty. He earned county judiciary backing amid weekend meetings in White Plains and Tarrytown events including a Landis Hawes wedding, with Millard set to attend the supervisors dinner in Willliam Duell's area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Millard
Westchester
Charles Griffiths
Landis-Hawes
Tarrytown
William Snow
Willia ©. Duell
Greenburgh
Millard
Arrytown
Jamies
Congress
Mr. MI
Tar
Nest Yester County
Fore Official At Ardsley Tomorrow
Fore official at Ardsley tomorrow as opening day program planned with an eighteen hole medal play handicap, Robers' beefsteak dinner, and the Robert J. Eldittz Memorial Trophy event. Schedule includes May 8 opening day, May 19 Eldittz Trophy, May 16 Whitehouse Cup qualifying, May 23 Whitehouse Cup rounds, and May 21 Mixed Scotch foursomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley
Robert J. Eldittz
Appointment Deadlock Over Building Inspector Position
The village board failed to agree on a Building Inspector candidate James Hannan Joseph Fischer and Roosevelt Goss were nominated and the decision deferred to next week The dispute involved parliamentary questions on nominations versus motions and a ruling from the village attorney The village also named H Howard Cannon as assessor with a 400 yearly budget and approved salaries for other officials including a police surgeon and real estate assessments The board authorized new fire truck ladders and two motorcycles for the police with bids from Yonkers and local bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hannan
Joseph Fischer
Roosevelt Goss
Bhoard
Iix
Joseph “Fischer
North Ferris
William A. Murph
Hhe
Tristen
Ernest R. Behrens
Mr. Henman
Frank C. Gilbert
Helrens
Murphy
Matthew J. Murtha
James A. Taylor
Tarrytown
Sao
Ann Roventzer
Fedtes
In Wek
Howeter
Middle West
White Motor Car Co
Police Department
Jon Tracy Sales Company
Yonkers
Bord
Hi Audtta Tim
Cedar Ridge Matron Seeks Legal Separation
Mrs. Elda Irene Capra of Hillside Terrace Cedar Ridge filed for legal separation from husband Frank C. Capra. She seeks alimony and counsel fees pending the action. Justice Sydney A. Syme heard the motion and referred the matter to an official referee for adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ridge
Elda Irene Capra
Hillside ‘Terrace
Frank C. Capra
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Presbyterian
Muir
Campbell
Hehrens
Tarrytown Board
Hudson
Matthiessens
Voters League I
Rvington
Theatre Group
Tarr
Ytown Institution
American College
Caroline Sayles
Wedward Clark
Frederic Clark Sayles
Caroline Aldo
Ard Rathiarn Clark
Alten Clark
Mr. Clark
Oneida
N. Ys
Lise Sales
Clark W
Columbia University
Pstsion
Harry A. Clayton
Main
South Eckar
Tower Pharmacy
Mr. Tewey
Future
Himan Blges Memorial Hospital
Ithaca
Hannan
Fischer
Goss
Bronnes and
Fallon
H. Howard Cannon
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