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Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1935

Page

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Disposal problem serious declares disaster in Greenburgh

The Greenburgh board faced a worsening refuse disposal issue as dumping at the Zinsser Chemical Company waterfront may exhaust within a year. Trustees authorized a 30,000 loan against uncollected taxes and urged rapid action, while considering civic committee talks and a skating rink survey lingered unfinished.

Board of Trustees Vito F. DiLastro Zinsser Chemical Company Matthew J. Murtha Thon J. Gorey Efton Astor Street DiLastro Ue Zinsser Hastings Yonkers William A. Murphy

Schmidt Farm Formal Opening Attracts Many

Hundreds attended the formal opening of Schmidt s Farm in Scarsdale on Tuesday night November 19 19 with Mr and Mrs Iment jer of the Harvest Stop hosting. Wendell Merritt led Schmidt s Farm orchestra for dinner and dancing as Westchester figures and notable guests gathered including J Fred Coots Uncle Don Charles Kihing and others from Yonkers White Plains and nearby towns. Elaine Bell sang with the orchestra adding a highlight to the event.

Ing Schmidts Farm Scarsdale Iment Jer Wedell Merritt Diner and Sone Westchester J. Fred Coots Tarehmont Don Yonkers Oldhe Radio Charles 2S Kihing Low Rochete Annoumeer White Plains Treadwell Metropolitan Wendell Merritt Elaine Bell Armonk

Rev Father Daley Reports Immaculate Conception Bazaar

The final financial report for the church bazaar under the United Societies of the Immaculate Conception Church was issued by Bazaar Chairman Rev Daniel J Daley assistant pastor. The five day event shows a profit of 860.07 reflecting parishioner loyalty and cooperation. Strong thanks are given to Father Donlon and Father Spirit alongside parish groups.

Mnal Tuanelal United Societies Bazaar Daniel J1 Daley Pasetor Immaculate Conception Father Donlon Father Spirit S and Altar Society Holy Children of Mary Catholic Holle Daughters of Amertca Societ Cub

Former Fire Chief Resigns From Dept

At a Fire Department meeting last night at Fire Headquarters the resignation of Matthew J. Costello, resident of Hawthorne, was received and proven. Costello served as company foreman. Carl Wistrand, former member now living in Boston, Mass., was reelected as an active member. The company was unanimously represented at the Annual Dinner and Installation of the Westchester County Volunteer Firemen’s Association held Saturday evening, Dec. Hik’s Club, White Plains, will host spaghetti dinner next month.

Matthew J. Costello Hawthorne Costello Carl Wistrand Hoston Mass Westchester County Volunteer Fireen Decem Hi

New Digest Poll Seeks New Deal Popularity in Irvington

A Literary Digest poll aims at 10,000,000 participants to measure Roosevelt era New Deal popularity. Irvington and nearby counties will receive post cards for secret ballots with prepaid return postage. The poll, similar to a 1934 survey, tracks support for Acts and Policies of the Deal with results to be tallied as a unit.

Irvington Cou Post Ofice Aien New York Hing @ specialy

All Village Cast To Perform In Fire Dept Comedy

The Irvington Fire Department plans a December 6 town hall show and dance to benefit Camp Fireing. A resident cast will perform a three act comedy Fast Work with Fordham University Ram Orchestra providing music for dancing. A cash prize will be awarded that night. A lineup of entertainers will perform dances and vocal numbers during the event.

Fire Dept Fridaing Irvington Fire Department Fordham University College Ram Ito

Perfect Scores Celebrate as PTA Honors Students

Grading results bring praise for pupils scoring flawless marks while property owners seek tax relief. At Grievi Day hearings, assessments facing reduction proposals include Robert N. Stearns with a $225,000 valuation and Tienja S. Halsey seeking one third cut on the Harriman Road estate.

New York ‘Trust Robert N. Stearns North Broade Tienjamin Halsey Harriman Road Reltzhoover

Annual Thanksgiving Service of Three Local Churches

The annual joint service by Methodist Presbyteria n and Episcopal congregations will be at St bas Church with Rev T Gown and Rev William Colton leading. St Barnabas will render a Thanksgiving anthem and organist Everet MacLachlan will accompany. The event, an established city tradition, invites all citizens and is expected to draw a large crowd.

St. Bas Church Ross T. Gown D. D William ¥. Colton St Barnabas Church Rene Dor Everet MacLachlan

Scout Camp Fund Drive Aims to Help Younger Troops

Patrols have begun raising money for a scout camp fund to aid younger troops. Troop No. 1 will lead a bake sale this week with cakes available for purchase to support the cause and promote citizenship among scouts.

Netter

Duell Promises to Honor Pre Election Pledges

William C. Duell reiterated his commitment to fulfilling pre election promises. He argued for a tax relief plan that shifts welfare funding to township and state shares. The proposal would require the township to cover 60 percent of relief costs while the state covers 40 percent.

Wiliam C. Duell

Professor Hudnut to Lecture at Nevis

Professor Hudnut will give his fourth lecture titled Versailles at Nevis in the afternoon at four o clock. The November 29 date remains listed in the catalogue with a broad circula tion. Mr Findlay of Nevis affairs for the University will welcome attendees.

Iiceg Hudnuts Versailles Nevis Findlay

Pateman Heads Judge Lyden Dinner Committee

William Pateman heads a committee of Greenburgh Westchester residents formed to organize a dinner honoring Judge Lyden. The group includes town officials and local residents, with each Greenburgh community set to appoint at least 100 people to village committees as plans proceed.

Bill Pateman Lyden William Pateman Greenburgh Westchester Ry Ding Ittees Burgh Eh Wuames

Dutch Treat party series continues with dinners and games

The second of the Dutch Treat parties will be held at 2:15 PM under the House and Joint Entertainment committees. Edwin W. Fiske Jr. chairs the House committee with assistants Carl Miller, Mrs. T. Wiley Kinney, and JW Moore Wichardson. The junior chair is Mary Bannard with several ladies and Dr. Byard Wittams listed among organizers.

House Edwin W. Fiske, Jr Carl A. Miller T. Wiley Kinney JW. Moore Wichardson Int. Jr Navalse Mary M. Bannard Ne ¥. Dillon Grout Rs. Marels Mix Stehaeds Inory Byard Wittams

Heavier Case Load Blamed For Welfare Expenditures

Miss Margaret T. Foley, deputy town welfare agent, reported a rising relief burden with $29,000 spent in October and November, up from $25,000 a year earlier. Most cases were supplementary to Home and Relief programs, with 788 cases open on November 18. October fuel costs reached $172, while September was $27. Expenditures for September and October exceeded those of the same months in 1931, and October spending surpassed September’s totals.

Margaret T. Foley Gol

Petition Needed to Form New Fire District

Irvington residents seek to extend East Irvington protection to an unprotected area north of Peter Rent Road. The move requires a petition to the Town Council, per Supervisor William C. Duell and Fire Chief Norman Morrell. Currently East Irvington is covered by a $200 yearly contract with Irvington, expiring next April.

Irvington East Irving Peter Rent Road Town Council William C. Duell Norman Morrell Morrell Te Iy

Westchester Lighting Co Affair Draws 5000 At White Plains Center

About five thousand attended the annual Westchester Lighting Co affair at the County Center in White Plains last Friday evening. Eugene Rosenquest, president of the two utilities, introduced Edward Prezzano and praised the Mutual Aid Society workforce. He noted employment of about 2,400 people paid 8.7 million dollars last year and said the industry benefits every village in the county. Continued on Page Three.

Reller Fund Wests Lighting Company Hleetrie Light and Power Company White Plains Eugene TH. Rosequest Drouxville Edward P. Prezzano Vernot Slee Blage Rosenquest Thie

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