21 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
1
Silas Clark files proposition as Greenburgh officials weigh options to hire an outside collector or continue self efforts to recover back taxes. Supervisor Duell urges action to improve receipts and lower late tax rates amid discussions of city county and state tax figures.
A fire broke out late from wiring and was smothered with a blanket to extinguish the flames. A man named Vinzentz Engelking of Yonkers arrived at the scene along with others. The report mentions a Ford Begins and refers to a location on Sherwood Avenue but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Readable fragments show Irving Grammar School pupils at Sheldon Avenue and Grale with officers named for multiple grades. Roles include president vice president secretary and treasurer across classes and adviser positions.
Patrolman Peter A Gorey was honored by 350 friends at Tut Lodge Yonkers for his service in the Veterans of Foreign Wars and as a policeman. Carney Oles served as toastmaster as officers and attendees praised his career and presented a wrist watch.
Mrs Jackson Fleming presents a lecture series on United States foreign relations at Hover the Country Club on Friday at 11 20 AM Tickets cost 1 and admission 1 25 The event supports a charity and has drawn wide local interest Committee members include Mrs Franklin M Haines and others from the community with planning noting her adventurous summer and lectures in Honolulu for youth audiences.
Society from Westchester Long Island and nearby regions gathers at the Racquet and Swimming Club in Ardsley Park for the elaborate debut of Miss Carolyn Ten Eyck Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl A Miller. The event features a supper dance and reception, with decor of smilax and flowering clusters. Miss Miller will wear a chiartrose crepe gown with feathers and lavender orchids, while her mother will wear white gold lame. The party continues with social guests including Marjorie Herth, Mary-Carter Hottomley, and others, with proceedings extending to page eight.
Finals completed for the Irvington Catholic Glut fall social. A Thursday October 11 dinner at Murray’s River Parkway dinometer will feature a three act comedy in Town Hall. Officers and new members were announced. a LaFrance generator ordered to fight oil blazes, costing about 800 pounds, with Mayor Dickinson praising the purchase.
Joseph Clendenin, a well known mining engineer, has returned to his Ardsley Park home after a four month stay on a large Santa Fe area ranch in New Mexico. He plans to spend the fall and winter in the region.
A fragmented notice outlines the annual series of October mornings starting October 2 with literary and musical events at various residences. Highlights include readings by Deey pach and a program on October 16 featuring the Helgiin Trio and tenor Mr. William Harris at eleven o clock. Names of local organizers and hostesses appear.
A survey to Mong South Broadwi from Station Road to Ards ley Avenue was started to determine land needed to restore sidewalks removed during widening and repaving. The replacement of walks was not in the original contract to complete paving and curb work before mapping locations.
The well known couple Howard Stover and a White Plains girl were quietly married on Sunday afternoon the fifth. Stover is a Chief text hon at the White Plains American Telegraph Co and has served four years in that capacity. He is a graduate of Irvington High School. The couple reside at Hartedal Towers.
A driver from 211 Palisade Jaza North Mergen NJ faced a $10 fine for improper brakes in a pom court on Wednesday morning. The case involved a stow truck on Main Street July 16 as brakes failed at Cottenet Street. several vehicles were damaged along North Ade tor Street and North Broadway. The New Jersey Trucking firm covered all damages. a separate assault case and fifteen speeding charges are set for Judge Lyden in e eo court next Tuesday.
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