Community Briefs: Local Happenings and Returns
Miss Lillian K May of East Orange New Jersey was guest of Miss Helen Stubbe of South Broadway. John Herligg of 12 Main Street returned home from Phelps Memorial Hospital after a two week stay. Mrs Lucy Coco of South Dearman Street is a patient at Phelps Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Mr and Mrs M C Vincent of Meadow Way attended Parents Day at Art Hermon School Mt Hermon Massachusetts where their son James studies. Seaman James McHugh of 106 Main Street was home from Norfolk Virginia for a week before resuming duty on the destroyer USS Fox. Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith former Irvington residents returned from St Petersburg Florida and are summering at Candlewood Lake. They are visiting at Mrs Harry Clute’s home on North Dutcher Street. Joseph Fischer formerly of North Ferris Street, after years in Germany, returned to town and plans to move to Seattle Washington to live with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian K. May
East Orange
N.J
Helen Stubbe
South Broadway
John Herligg
12 Main Street
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Lucy Coco
South Dearman Street
M.C. Vincent
Meadow Way
Hermon School
Mt. Hermon
Mass
James
James McHugh
William Mc‘Hugh
Main Street
Norfolk
Virginia
USS. Fox
Ralph Smith
Irvington
St. Petersburg
Florida
Candlewood Lake
Harry Clute
North Dutcher Street
Joseph Fischer
North Ferris Street
Germany
Seatte
Washington
Petrie Joins Alpha Chi Rho At RPI In 1963 Initiation
Robert Petrie son of Mr and Mrs Don Paolucci was among six pledges initiated into Alpha Chi Rho at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy New York on Sunday April 21 1963 He majors in chemistry and serves as member and corresponding secretary of the RPI Players, member of the Institute of the Aerospace Sciences, on the Freshmen Handbook business staff, and apprentice manager of the track team He graduated from Irvington High School in June 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Petrie
Don Paolucci
Alpha Chi Rho
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
RPI
Institute of the Aerospace Sciences
Irvington High School
State Sets Greenburgh Town Equalization Rate at 70
The State Board of Equalization and Assessment announced today that the final 1962 assessment tolls establish Greenburgh’s equalization rate at 70. This rate fixes property tax obligations for the town under state guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
United Nations discussed at Irvington League meeting
Mrs Louis W Gooamaa hosted Irvington League of Women Voters meeting on May 8 with about 25 members. The program by the National Current Agenda study group led by Mrs George Rood examined U N restudy for world peace and reviewed the League's stance since 1920. Participants discussed U N finances and lack of contributions, Congo operations, Security Council vetoes, and the growing role of the General Assembly and Secretary General, followed by the sound film The Man in the Blue Helmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Gooamaa
Daisy Lane
Irvington League of Women Voters
George Rood
Rood
U.N
League
United States
League of Nations
Ielal
Congo
Gail Reich Engaged to Wed Joseph Montaruli
Mr and Mrs James Reich of Taxter Road announce the engagement of their daughter Gail Anne to Joseph P Montaruli son of Mr and Mrs Pasquale Montaruli of 44 North Field Avenue Dobbs Ferry Miss Reich is a graduate of Irvington High School and New York Foundling Hospital School for Infant Care Technicians in New York She is employed at Phelps Memorial Hospital North Tarrytown Montaruli attended Ardsley High School and works for Darin Armstrong Contractors No date yet set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reich
Taxter Road
Gail Anne
Joseph P. Montauli
Pasquale Montaruli
North Field Avenue
Dobbs Ferry
Miss Reich
Irvington High School
New York Foundling Hospital
New York
Phelps Memorial Hospital
North Tarrytown
Montaruli
Ardsey High School
Darin & Armstrong Contractors, Inc
W H Able To Be One Of Judges For Tarrytown Art In Park
W H Able is named a judge for the fifth annual Art in the Park contest at Patriot's Park Tarrytown on Sunday May 19 with 350 invitations sent to Hudson River area artists. Judges include W H Uhle and Wilfred D Machin. awards presented at Warner Library with brief public viewing 11 30 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.h.able
Tarrytown
Hudson River
Patriot's Park
John H. A. Gross
Arthur R. Below
Junior League of
North Tarrytown
Warner ‘Library
W.H. Uhle
Irvington
Less Malone
New York City
Wilfred D. Machin
Thornwood
Westchester Workshop
Hastings
Montrose
Rockland County
Deposits Reach 301 Million at National Bank of Westchester
Harold J. Marshall, president, announced that the bank’s total deposits surpassed 301 million dollars for the first time. Demand and time deposits today total 301.39 million, up from 286.518 million on December 31, 1962, when NBW ranked as the 126th largest U.S. commercial bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW National Bank of Westchester
Harold J. Marshall
NBW
Police Fines Only Reach $80
In local police court last night Police Judge John H Norris saw fines total $80. Four drivers on the Saw Mill River Parkway each paid $10 for speeding. One driver paid $3 for no inspection sticker. Heinze Gever of Mohopac paid $10 for speeding. James Fitzpatrick of New York City was fined for passing a stopped school bus. William Babcock of Ossining and George Lichtenberger of Tarrytown paid $5 each for running a red light. Six car owners paid $2 for illegal parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weit
John H. Norris
Saw Mill River
Heinze Gever
Mohapac
James Fitzpatrick
New York City
William Babcock
Ossining
George Lichten
Berger
Tarrytown
Language Institute to Aid French Teachers at Wells College
Thomas Hay Jones of Clarkstown Senior High School New City has been chosen as one of forty-two secondary school French teachers to attend a summer Language Institute at Wells College Aurora New York from July 1 to August 10. The institute operates under the National Defense Education Act in cooperation with the U.S. Office of Education. It aims to boost language skills and teaching effectiveness with staff including Wells College faculty native speakers and guest lecturers from other colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hay Jones
O R Buckhout Street
Wells College
Aurora
N Y
Jones
Clarkstown
New City
U.S. Office of Education
Wells
Pamela Hutchinson Engaged to Paul Schladtenhausen
Announcement of the engagement of Pamela Hutchinson of 56 West 65th Street New York City to Paul Schladtenhausen of 34 West 95th Street New York City Daughter of the late Mrs Christine Hutchinson Irvington. Mr Schlactenhausen son of the Rev and Mrs Ervin Schlactenhausen Des Moines Iowa. Bride elect Irvington High School Bellevue Hospital School of Nursing Columbia University employed as a stewardess Pan American World Airways. Groom to be a Columbia Law School senior State University of Iowa graduate to join Dewey Ballantine Bushby Palmer and Ward. Wedding ceremony by the bridegroom's father at The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church New York City on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Hutchinson
West Sixty Fifth St
New York City
Paul Schladtenhausen
West Ninety-fifth St
Christine Hutchinson
Irvington
Schlactenhausen
Ervin Schlactenhausen
Des Moines
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Columbia University Law School
Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer and Ward
New York
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Ciy
Town Democrats to Attend Politics Workshop in May
Greenburgh Democrats plan a one day district leaders training workshop on Saturday May 18 to boost 1963 1964 campaigns. The session runs 3 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at United Auto Workers Local 664 Headquarte 183 Beekman Avenue North Tarrytown. Instructors include Allen C Palmer Rye Democratic Town Chairman and Frank Tarascio Port Chester Village Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Howard M. Grossman
United Auto Workers
Beekman Avenue
North Tarrytown
Allen C. Palmer
Greenburgh Democratic workshop leaders urge district effort
The Greenburgh Democratic Party held a neighborhood leadership workshop chaired by Mrs. Charles Noyes of Hastings on Hudson with Donald Hulnick of Irvington assisting. Mr. Grossman stressed that electing first rate candidates hinges on vigorous leadership at the local level and strong district leaders who bring the party message and address district problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburgh
Democratic Party
Charles Noyes
Hastings-on-Hudson
Donald Hulnick
Taxter Road
Irvington
Democratic Club
Grossman
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Nations
League of Women Voters
Gail Anne Reich
Joseph P. Montaruli
Gall, Anne Refch
Language Institute
John
Lyric
Irvington Cleaners
Main ST
Irvington Cleaners & Tailors
Democratic National Committee
Muraca
Louis Muraca
Diners Club
Danny Kay
Kenneth Connor
M. Thru Wed
Bob Hope
Lucille B
Ladd A Dog
Ars
Voltaire
E Safe
Irvington Pharmacy
Elas
Irvington Electric
Joseph Houghton
Telephone
Lykec
Cadillac
McCall-Frandsen, Inc
North Broadway
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