Winter's Coming Editorial Urges Village Parking Co operation
The Hastings Westchester village editorial argues against overnight street parking to keep streets clear for snow plows. It critiques state traffic light control, cites repurposed Farragut Parkway Broadway signals, and notes inequitable state aid to villages versus towns, urging civic groups to press for fair funding and better local traffic solutions.
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State Traffic Commission
Ardsley Avenue
Broadway
Commission
Farragut Parkway
Main Street
Hastings
Albany
Hastings Village
Scarborough
Briarcliff Manor
Business Women Plan Christmas Party and Meetings
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its regular meeting led by president Ruth F Suen. Reports came from finance by law and legislation committees. The club agreed to join a December 18 community Christmas Party for U N personnel and arranged entertainments in Irvington and Tarrytown. A dinner date was moved to November 29 at 28 Sheldon Avenue Pennybridge to avoid a clash with a community event. The group supports the Thornton project and the former Marne Bush Museum in Tevington.
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Ruth F. Suen
U.N
Darbara Nicholay
Relia Cree
Mildred Hawkins
Angela ‘Smith
Irvington
Thornton
Marne Children's Museum
Tevington
Tarrytown
Thiele to Wed North Tarrytown Girl Miss Cabaday
Roy Thiele of North Tarrytown will wed Ann Cabaday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blaze Cabaday of Beekman Avenue. The ceremony is set for November 20 at 4:00 PM in Holy Cross Church North Tarrytown. Thiele, a Tev Rangton graduate, Pace Institute alum, served two years in the South Pacific and is now with Yonkers Herald. Cabaday, a North Tarrytown High School graduate, recently worked at Sonotone in Elmsford.
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Ann Cabaadays
Blaze Cabaday
Beekman Avene
North Tarrytown
Roy Piel
Mes
Kael Thiele
Main Street
Surray
Hie
Holy Cross Church
North Caerytown
Thiele
Tevrngton High School
Pace Institute
South Pacifi
The
Yonkers Herald
Miss_Cabaday
Orth Tarrytown High School
Sth
Sonotone Corporation
Elmsford
Foreclosed Lands Net Town 11077 Sealed in October Report
Tax foreclosed lands netted 111,077 for the Town under tax lien disposal policy. Town officials reported October collections and welfare refunds while authorizing construction and road repairs. Zoning changed on Arthur Lane to allow increased residential use. County snow plow contracts and a street ditch ordinance were discussed. A loader was approved for highway weeks at 90,500.
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Greenburgh
Raymond R. Beatty
William C. Duell
Theo Rean
William A. Buckley
Covell
Reingel Construction Company
White Prine
Kensico Road
Woodlands Avenue
Arthur Lane
Elmsford
Gerald Fite
Ralph H. Laverence
Library Announces Children's Story Hour
The Public Library kicks off a weekly children's story hour for ages 4 to 8 starting tomorrow at 3 15 pm and running each week through winter. Mrs James Robertson leads the program and will share stories for both boys and girls in a small space with a limited group. An additional entrance from the Town Hall will direct parents and children to the new access into the Children's Room. Hours are 10 00 to 12 00 and 2 30 to 5 00 Monday through Saturday, with Saturday access through the Adult entrance.
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James Robertson
Foser
Ossining Church Wedding Ends With 130 Guests In Ossining
Janet Ritchie of William Jenni and Charles Jentesch of Market Street Ossining wed in Augustine's Church Ossining during a 5 PM ceremony. Bride wore white satin gown with illusion neckline and carried a white bouquet. Attendants included Miss Trone Dietrich. Best man was Charles Jentesch. After a reception at the Elks Club 130 guests attended before the couple sailed to Washington DC and planned to live in Irvington. Mrs Tentesch is a graduate of Irvington High School and works at Goldberg's Wholesale. He is a Ossining High graduate, Navy veteran, employed at Fisher Body in Tarrytown.
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Janey Ritee
Sainter
Charles Ritshie
Nort Dutcher
Tate
Ritchie
Willian Jentzieh
Charles Jentzseh
Market Street
Ossining
Augustine’s Church
Charles
Trone Dietrich
North Storeytown
Charles Jentesch
Tentasch
Washington
D.C
Elks Club
Irvington
Tentesch
Irvington High School
Goldberg’s Wholesste
Supply Corp
Taerstown
Hertus
Ands
Fisher Roty
Tarrytown
Geneal
Motors
U. S. Navy
Museum Exhibit to Remain Open for Two More Weeks
Children s Museum extends special exhibit of books and illustrated works for two weeks to allow more visitors, featuring titles by Vera Andrus, Carmer, and Carmers among others. Open Road magazine offers distribution and original pieces include Slappy Dumps and Susie the Cat. A painting class with T Loftus O Hara is set for Saturday at 10 AM followed by afternoon films For Some Music Watch and Washington Shrine of American Patriotism at 3 PM.
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Children’s Museum
Yousters
Vera Andrus
Bird Island
Car
Elizabeth Carmer
Cathryn Taylors
Miss Cree
T. Loftus O'Hara
Washington
Ten Motorists Pay Fines Totaling 125 Dollars
In Tivington Village Police Court on Wednesday morning Judge James J. Lyden fined ten motorists totaling 125 dollars. George Slavis of Yonkers paid 25 dollars for speeding at 50 miles an hour on Broadway. William Barrett of the Bronx paid 15 dollars for driving at 50 miles, while George H. Tiller of Ossining paid 15 dollars for a similar offense on the Saw Mill River Parkway. The seven others faced fines of 10 dollars each for speeds ranging from 8 to 52 miles per hour, including Magnan Farmers of the Bronx, Marti W. Harner of Montrose, William Vogel of Ossining, Samuel Carpenter of Rockaway, W.S. Roberts of Albany, William Barnes of New York City, and Marvin Ater of Yonkers.
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Tivington Village
George Slavis
Yonkers
Broadway
William T. Barrett
The
Bron
George H. Tiller
Oses Wrana
Saw Mill River Park
James J. Lyden
Bronx
Marti W. Harner
Montrose
Wiliam Vogel
Ossining
Samuel
Carpenter
Rockaway
Niles
W.S. Roberts
Abany
William Barnes
New York
Citie
Marvinater
Vokes
Thanksgiving Joint Service At Local Church
On Thanksgiving Day St Barnabas Episcopal St Pauls Methodist and the presbyteral bodies unite for a service at 10 AM at the Presbyterian Church. The community is invited and offerings will be shared between Dobbs Ferry and Tarrytown Hospitals. Reverend Frank McCartwright of St Pauls Methodist will deliver the message.
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St Barnabas Episcopal
St. Paule
Richard L. Harbour
Church of St. Marmabas
Floyd van Keuren
St. Barnabas
Rex
Hovters
Mew
Tse
Police Club to Give Free Movie Show
Children of the village will be guests of the Tevington Police Revolver Club at a motion picture show in the Town Hall at 7 00 Friday evening November 25 the day following Thanksgiving No admission will be charged and the program will be devoted entirely to subjects appealing to children. Saro nts are invited to attend with their children.
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Tevington
Newcomers Club to Hold Dinner Dance
The Welcome Wagon Newcomer Sub of Treaston and the Tarrytowns hosts the first dinner dance at the Rock House Hastings on Friday November 18 at 7 15 p m Mrs Walter Bradley of Irvington is program chairman.
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Tre
Aston
Tarrytowns
Rock House
Hastings
Walter” Bradley
Irvington i
Over 50 Youngsters Enter Picture Contest
More than fifty youngsters entered a local picture contest. Organizers crowed at the turnout and praised creativity among participants. The event provided a showcase for student photographers from area schools and clubs.
Church Fair to Revive Old Memories
The village fair at the Tes Instone Crediterian Church features an old sleigh and aims to revive fond memories of sleigh days. Aims to bring the community together with a nostalgic event to honor local history.
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Tes Instone Crediterian
Refrigerator Gift From Hospital Auxiliary
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the Dobins Ferry Hospital donated a refrigerator for the seed lounge kitchen and had it installed at once. Mrs. Albert I. Hall presided as president. committee members including Miss Brigid Gibbons and Miss Ethel Cooke helped with duties and announced chairmen for the year.
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Dobins Ferry Hospital
Mesibert
Albert I. Hall
Ardiles
Hastings
Dobive
Ferry
Irvington
Hall
Lsien
W. Irving Westlake
Peas
Police Cheb Plans for Annual Show
The Levington Police plan an annual show featuring 86 programs and a Sand Dance event at Town Hall on Friday evening. Patrons are urged to buy tickets early to help the committee arrange seating. The show will include a Gay Night Review and dancing to popular music, with tickets obtainable at Police Headquarters or from the village.
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Levington
Bain Ganesh
Harbingers of Winter Appear in Village
Harbingers of winter show in Tivington where the first robin signals spring. Teens protected pumpkins with stakes and sand at the village point on Monday though Trington has not yet frost. Tomatoes were still being picked in the tillage garden suggesting winter may be distant.
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Tivington Ssi
Aurest Igna
St Sie Pointe
Sheigh Setment
Tringtor
Assessment cuts of over three hundred thousand asked from board
Applications for reductions of up to 310000 were filed at a joint meeting of the Based of Trustees and Board of Assessors during their annual grievance session. Twenty property owners sought relief on twenty parcels, with veterans and firemen also applying for exemptions. The largest request was 89125 by Carl Bresnick, and total exemptions by veterans and firefighters amounted to 4482.18.
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Trusces
Board of Assessors
Plains
Colder
Neepochon
Irvington
South Broadway
Levingon Gardens
Tae
North
Carl So Bresnick
Impronting
Cerne
Broadway
Breyick
Calle J. Brady
RH. Jaffray
Three States
Nuo Pethiones
Burroughs
Sunnyside ‘Avenue
Fire Department
Mary and Mitchell
John M. McKeefe
Three States Realty
Hariet Gordon
Hainer
George A. & Hope
Ake
Ambrose H. Burroughs
Mary E Eddison
Jose S. Bresnick
Western Union
Telegraph
Dessert Bridge to Aid Mothers' Club
The Mothers Club of the Conception Parochial School of Irvington hosts a dessert bridge in Church Hall on Thursday at 1 PM. Joseph L. Leakey and James Reis chair prizes and tickets cost 5 dollars. George Lagamen plans a trip near Canada as others arrange refreshments and decorations.
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Mothers’ Club
Conception
Ireington
Ie Sona Desert Sundse
Chareh Hall
Jacob Gaeyer
Baward Shtery
Efomes
Jaeke Sossen
Mes
Jobs Mchide
Frank Lyveh
Wiklemen K Ridheds
Wiklemen K Ridheds Zooooy
Sam Coleman
Thome Curran
Willim Melvin
Messetae James Reis
Pleasant Lane
Edward Jerome Foley
Irvington
Joseph L. Leakey
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Janet Ritchie
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Police Club
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