14 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
1
Scoop's column receives mail from readers debating a garage, local contracting, taxes, and town services. The letters touch on government, street work, and a push for concrete demonstrations, with humor about sprains, pounds, and community projects.
A fragment discusses William Volk, praising his near self sacrifice for others with biblical imagery. It references Forbes Simpson and questions whether to act or wait, invoking Rip Van Winkle and a call to courage amid danger. The piece also notes three new houses rising in Spiro Park, priced $8,500 to $9,500, with English style details and open house plans.
Miss Margaret Coughlan of Yonkers married George Woodworth of Yonkers in a mid September ceremony at a local church. The couple, attended by relatives and friends, celebrated with a reception and buffet supper before departing for a honeymoon by automobile to Washington.
Mr and Mrs Charles C Townsend and family return to their Anisty home Raydham after an enjoyable two months spent at Bar Harbor Maine.
Karriman Road receives fall repairs with tar and sand coating to resist ice and snow. Mayor Murtha and Street Commissioner Minton, along with highway department workers, supervise the work. Mrs. EJ Lewis from Maln Street visits Katonah Lake for the first PTA meeting.
The Men’s Club of St Barnabas Church will hold their meeting of the year on Wednesday evening. John J. Meekas resigns as superintendent of the Peyton estate on West Clinton Avenue.
The chamber plans an October public meeting with Jay Downer as lead speaker on the Hudson River Parkway issue. Board meetings and a publicity committee plan, including a slogan contest, to raise funds for promoting the three villages and local growth.
Mrs Blake and her two children arrived from Bar Harbor in a halt to the family’s travel. The party was seen leaving the harbour area and proceeding toward their destination.
At St Barnabas the Te Deum and venues include Venite and Jubilate by Villiers Stanford. The rector will prove. Sunday School reopens at 9 45 am with new pupils enrolled. The first meeting of the Women's Auxiliary is a joint session with Women’s Missionary Association to plan the annual fair. Joint chairmen Mrs. Thomas Luke and Mrs. Henry Browning will outline plans.
William J. May and family move into a Colonial style home on Willow Street adjoining the Matra estate. The Kelbison Realty Corporation sells House No. 20 to A. Starilles and Mr. Marlies with family occupying it. The properties lie on Station Road between Maple and Willow Streets with views of the river.
The Irvington Presbyterian Church will host the first regular sewing meeting of the Women's Association on Wednesday at three o'clock in the church parlors. Members will socialize and plan upcoming activities as they read on to New York.
Edith Minton and Julian Schneider were married at Yon Church in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride wore brown chiffon velvet with matching accessories, accompanied by bridesmaid Eva Lee. The couple plan to reside in the Jones building, 136 Main Street, after a honeymoon touring trip.
The Rev W Francis Irwin of Irvington Presbyterian Church preached Sunday at Rieu Nes Presbyterian Church in New York City. The report notes his sermon and attendance, highlighting the holiday timing and church ties.
Mr Hi J Smith and his daughter have just returned from an extended trip in Europe. The two travelers arrived home and plans for resuming daily routines were discussed with family.
Readers flock to this column for its engaging recontaing of events and the tea une at the time. The writer signs as Mrs John, noting the heat of questions asked and the enjoyment of readers in this familiar voice.
Mrs E J Lewis presided at the fall meeting of the Parent Teachers Association in the Domesi ence room of the light school with about forty members present. The president urged community and school service and praised the association for fostering better relations between parents and teachers through fairs and school activities.
English evangelist Harold St. John will deliver Bible addresses at the Gospel Hall North AA street from Sunday through Wednesday September 16 to 19 inclusive. St. John, once with Drag and Argetin lea, has lectured and preached across the British Isles Europe South Africa and the United States, earning wide recognition for his gifts wherever he speaks.
A special meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of St Barnabas Church is held in the parish hall on Monday at three o'clock to finalize preparations for the annual bazaar. All members are urged to attend and finalize relief efforts and church activities.
Mr and Mrs Harold E Brownes of North 11 Street return after a long trip begun July 7. The narrative reads like a fragmented report with missing details and altered phrases, but confirms the couple's return and notes interest from local readers in their travels and status.
The new stone road project through East Irvington by Cuttus Realty Corporation is completed to a point with a river view now open to motorists. A further extension is planned to begin soon.
Yonkers based Mrs Arte Livermore will address attendees at the residence of Mrs Henry V D Mack on Monday October 1. Invitations are being prepared for guests to hear discussion on the political situation and the prospects for reform.
James McConaughy Jr sustained a severe head wound when a broken bottle caused injury during an outing at an estate. He received first aid at school, then surgical care at Tarrytown Hospital, staying one night before returning to school for further treatment. The incident prompted school and local officials to offer assistance.
There will be a joint meeting of the Women's Auxiliaries of the St. Maria arches on the seventh at three o'clock in the afternoon. They will discuss plans for the annual fair and seek maximum participation from members.
Miss Mary St John tripped on a curb on North Street Simulay Avenue and severely sprained her ankle after a driver who stopped to help slipped on the curb. She was taken home for treatment and is recovering. Miss Jane Todd of North Roadway, Tarrytown, visited Irvington Thursday.
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