Millard Again Heads Westchester Republican Town Ticket
A packed Elmsford fire house heard Col Franklin Q. Brown chair the selection of town officials for the coming term. Nominees include Charles D. Millard for Supervisor, Norman Templeton for Town Clerk, William A. Buckley for Receiver of Taxes, and others across offices with speeches by local leaders and a after-meeting reception and dancing.
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Elmsford
Col
Franklin Q. Brown
Dobbs‘ Ferry
Westchester
Republican Party
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Dawes
France
Westchester County
Ch Naten
Ghagieg McDonald
Tarrytown
Erie County
Greenburgh
Department of Charities and Corrections
East View
Saw Min River
Parkways
White Plains
Charles D. Millard
Dorothy Stuart
Robert Dashwood
Norman C. ‘Templeton
Templeton
William FR. Roane
William A. Buckley
Sunset Farm Closes After Long Run
Sunset Farm, operated as Sunset Farm by Gordon L Harria and Roy Becker, shuts down and sells its stock to buyers from New York and Long Island. J J Rielly, longtime manager, will continue selling eggs at 108 Main Street to serve local patrons in the village and Ardsley-on-Hudson who request ongoing service.
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Sunset Farm
Gordon L. Harria
Roy Becker
New York
Long Island
J. J. Rielly
Main Street
Village
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Village fathers boast good news for commuters
Local officials report progress with New York Central on shelter plans to aid winter cityward travelers. President Crowley has joined the effort and hopes for a protective feature before heavy snows. Plans and exact details remain under discussion, but the aim is a high quality solution benefiting many riders and commuters.
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Whv
New York
New York Central
Crowley
Truseen
Irvington urged to fulfill memorial pledge and fund drive
The Philip McGovern Post 345 and the Women's Auxiliary accuse Irvington of lagging in the $5,000,000 Fund for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors and failing to honor prewar promises for a memorial. They argue that the city should avoid duplication of effort and stress that promises must be kept, hoping a future benefactor will act decisively.
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Irvington
American Legion
Abercrombies Bride-to-Be Amid Bermuda Plans
A wavering fragment reports Abercrombie weding plans with a Bermuda ceremony. The bride wears satin bridal gown and a jeweled veil while guests include family members and friends from Tarrytown and nearby areas.
Irvington School Closed For Teachers Meeting
Irvington schools closed today as all staff attended the annual teachers meeting in White Plains causing a district wide closure.
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Irvington
White Plains
Speranza couple returns from European trip on Lapland
Mr and Mrs Gino Speranza, longtime Mountains Road residents, arrive in New York aboard the Red Star Line steamer Lapland from Antwerp. The pair, who once lived at Jerry croft, enjoyed their extensive voyage but were glad to return to their familiar surroundings back home.
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Lapland
Red Star Line
New York City
Antwerp
Gino C. Speranza
Mountains Road Ection
Jerrycroft
Thomas Harten
Dobbs Ferry
Ogden Engine Company Fall Dance Set for Oct 3 1925
Ogden Engine Company announces its annual fall dance to be held Saturday evening October 3 1925 at Eden Hall Dobbs Ferry with music by Midnight Serenade. Proceeds fund company needs and community safety initiatives.
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Ogden Engine Company
Deden Hall
Ashford Avenue
Dobbs Ferry
Washington Irving Pageant Shown At Town Hall
Washington Irving Pageant filmed showings at Irvington Town Hall next Friday evening with matinee for children and evening admission 60 cents. Proceeds fund the Washington Irving Memorial. Souvenir program sold for one dollar. Boxes reserved 3.00.
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Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Irvington Town
Orelock
Trio Dance Proves Great Social Event in Town Hall
The Irvington Trio hosted a Friday evening dance in Town Hall drawing over 300 attendees. Belvedere orchestra delivered strong music. next Trio dance set for October 30 with a Halloween themed affair. Admission for ladies planned to offset deficits, as events aim to fund monthly gathering for enjoyment. Mr and Mrs J Elaworth have returned from Chatham Mass to West Clinton Avenue. Mr and Mrs Dexter Jewitt, recently from Upper Saranac, opened their home for fall. Mr R K Blanchard and family, away all summer, returned today.
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Irvington
Belvedere Orchestra
Ances
Ars
Sared J. Elaworth
Chatham, Mass
West Clinton’ Avenue
Dexter Jewitt
Ardsley Park
Upper Saranac
Birth Notice for Edward Sweetman Child
A birth notice reports Mr and Mrs Edward Sweetman welcoming a child. The fragment mentions names and family notation, reflecting a traditional obituary style item from a local newspaper.
New Traffic Feature Goes Into Operation On Main Street
A new traffic direction system was finalized this afternoon and is now in service at Broadway center near the Rutter property. The booth controls north south and Main street flows by colored signals. Operator protected from harsh weather, system to undergo a 30 day test before potential relocation and reuse of former signal at Main or Harriman Road.
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Main Street
Broadway
Rutter
Harriman Road
Plan New Electric Light Co
Robert Rosvally has completed a work shed on his plot on East Irvington Road and plans a new home. He leads a movement to organize a lighting company to pressure Westchester for poles and service, with other citizens backing Rosvally in East Irvington.
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Robert Rosvally
Lander
East Irvington Road
Rosvally
Westchester
East Irvington
Harrises Welcome A New Grandson In Yonkers Note
Mr and Mrs W J Harris of Yonkers celebrate the birth of a son on September 25 at Maternity Hospital Yonkers weighing eight pounds. The article notes family congratulations and mentions visitors in Bogota New Jersey and Sisters Anita and Cornelia of the Parochial School with Sister Anita recently moving from Irvington.
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W. J. Harris
Yonkers
Maternity Hospital
N.Y
Madeline Kelly
Carenta
Joan Reynolds
Margaret McCall
Margaret Mulligan
W. H. McNeilly
Pred Storff
Bogota
N. J
Anita
Cornelia
Irvington
Gan Tourists Visit Mr and Mrs J J Rielly
Mr and Mrs William Lines of Albion Michigan arrive in Irvington as guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Rielly. The visit stems from a long friendship formed when the Rielly farm operated in the west. TheLines plan to return via Washington DC. The travelers enjoyed Irvington and its surroundings.
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William Lines
Albion
Mich
Irvington
Joseph J. Rielly
West
Rielly
Lines
Washington, D. C
Alfred Newbery speaks at St Barnabas on Church Program
The Reverend Alfred Newbery, secretary in the Episcopal Church Social Service department and author of The Work and I, will speak at St Barnabas during the 11 o'clock service. He will outline plans for the Church Council to present at the General Convention in New Orleans next week. Other services are at 7:30 am and 8 pm, with Sunday School at 9:45 am. Also noted are returning residents J. Strickland and W. H. Parker to Brooklyn, Ava P. X. Ganter and son Rev Maxwell Ganter returning to Irvington, and the Frank J. Phillips estate on El Retiro Lane rented to W. F. Clute of New York City.
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Alfred Newbery
Frank J. Phillips
el Retiro Lane
W. 4 H. Clute
New York City
East Irvington Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary Gathering
East Irvington hosts a surprise fortieth anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. McWilliam with gifts and a Scotch Tea. The couple, longtime residents since emigrating from Scotland, shared memories and thanks with family and friends from Irvington and nearby towns.
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Robert aleWilliam
Irvington
East
Brownes to Resume Taxi Service Next Week
Word from H. H. Brownes that he will return to Irvington Monday and immediately operate the local taxi service. He has recovered health after several weeks away from business and enjoyed a period of rest from his cares.
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H. H. Brownes
Irvington
Apron Sale at Holy Name Hall October 16 and 17
A community notice promotes an apron sale in Holy Name Hall on October 16 and 17 with aprons and various articles including a Tom bola table and a kiddies Grab Bag. Admission is free and organizers promise value for every attendee.
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Holy Name Hall
Orton Property Rumors Stir Village Views
Rumors swirl about the Orton property with talks of a tea room or a large service garage. Citizens discuss a possible Public Library site as furniture has been moved. the parcel, valued at 35000 dollars, adjoins Miss Benjamin’s property and J Murtha, the village president, is named as the agent.
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Orton
Benjamin
J. Murtha
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