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Lives well spent : Westchester County obituaries and death notices in the Eastern State Journal May 1845-1875 Family History Library, Lives well spent : Westchester County obituaries and death notices in the Eastern State Journal May 1845-1875 WorldCat, Lives well spent : Westchester County obituaries and death notices in the Eastern state journal, May 1845-April 1875 WorldCat, Newspapers.com Marriage Index, 1800s-1999 Ancestry, Newspapers.com Obituary Index, 1800s-current Ancestry, Obituary notices from the Hudson River Chronicle, Sing Sing, New York, September 24, 1839 to April 16, 1850 Family History Library, Patent Trader 1956-1974 Chappaqua Public Library, Review Press (13 July 2000 - 27 December 2007) Hudson River Valley Heritage, The Item 1896-1904, 1911, 1914, 1921 Chappaqua Public Library, Armonk Daily Voice 06/06/2011 to Current Genealogy Bank, North Castle News 1963-2000 North Castle Public Library, North Castle Sun 1913-1946 North Castle Public Library, Bedford Daily Voice 06/06/2011 to Current Genealogy Bank, Villager (Bedford Village, N.Y.) 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THE Ditorr iTEM PORT CHESTER N Yf SATURDAY AUGUST 29 1931 PAGE FITS Roy Green Dies Suddenly Was Known Here Former Garage Owner On XUest Putnam Avenue Succumbs Upstate 'Roy Green son of the late Edward and Annie L Green who Jy-ed for many years in Greenwich and conducted a widely-known garage business on West Putnam Avenue died suddenly a half hour aPer midnight today at his home in Fort Ann N Y near Saratoga He had been ill but was thought to be recovering Mr Green was widely known Jn this section where his father was veteran employe of the Russell Burdsall & Ward Bolt and Nut Company He was a nephew of Washington M Craft of 149 North Main Street Port Chester Mr Green was born in Greenwich and attended Greenwich schools graduating from the Greenwich High School He achieved considerable fame as a result of twice capturing robbers who ere attempting to loot his garage Funeral services will be conducted Monday evening at 7:30 oclock from the home of Frederick W Booth a boyhood friend at 47 Rlv-erdale Avenue Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn The Rev Frederick F Voorheea t pastor of the Summerfield Metho dist Church will officiate Close Forces La Rosa To Hear Action (Continued from Page One) adopted the police Justice in Port Cheater was given exactly the same civil Jurisdiction as was then granted to police Justices under the General Village Law and as that Jurisdiction was widened and increased by subsequent amendments Section 380 extended such widened and increased Jurisdiction to the police Justice of the Village of Port Chester To hold otherwise would be in effect to hold what i contrary to the general rule namely: that a purely local law will not be deemed to control a general one unless such intention is clearly evinced by appropriate language (Trustees of the Village of Bath vs McBride 163 App Div 715 717)" Motion for peremptory order of mandamus granted "FREDERICK P CLOSE 'Justice of the Supreme Court" Our Famous Neighbors Trunk Will Wide Sewer Develop Section Free Mechanic Chased Inmates Bostonian Agrees To Pay For Damaging Furniture HARTSDALE Aug 29 Everett DeWitt thirty-three-year-old Boston mechanic who ran amuck Thursday night and broke Into a sanitarium here was discharged from Grasslands Hospital where he had been held for observation and then released by Greenburgh police De Witt agreed to pay $250 damage to the furniture at the Harts-dale Sanitarium here where he broke in and chased Inmates around the rooms At the hospital he was declared "cured of his intoxication This condition he attributed to "East Port Chester rum OBITUARY NOLE OBSEQUIES The funeral of Mrs Anna Marie De Carlo Note was held this morning from her late home at 5 Dock Street A solemn High Mass of Requiem was celebrated at the Holy Rosary Church at 10 o'clock Burial was in St Mary's Cemetery Ridge Street She died at her home Thursday GUSNELLO FUNERAL The funeral of Mrs Rose Bus-hello of 9 Slater Street will be held Monday morning At 10 oclock there will be services at the Holy Rosary Church Interment will be In St Marys Cemetery Ridge Street Mrs Gusneilo died at her home Thursday MATTHEWS FUNERAL Funeral services for Mrs Jane R Matthews of 149 Horton Avenue who died yesterday at the United Hospital will be conducted at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 oclock Burial will be in the Holy Mount Cemetery Tuckahoe JAMES FOX James Fox of Columbus Avenue Chickahominy Greenwich diet at his home yesterday following a paralytic stroke Mr Fox was born on June 9 'S61 in Greenwich and had lived there all his life For many years he was a moulder b ing employed In the Abendrin Foundry in Port Chester but for the past 15 years he had been employed by the town at Bruce Park where for eight years he hid been a foreman Besides his widow Mary R Fox he leaves four sons James Charles Thomas and Francis and two daughters Gertrude and Mary Fox also IS grandchildren The funeral service will be conducted at St Marys Roman Catholic Church of Greenwich Monday morning at 9 oclock Interment will be in St Mary's Cemetery Greenwich (Continued from Page One) from White Plains to Mount Vernon and Yonkers Huge Inereate Here The six square mile Blind Brook area in Harrison and Rye is expected to increase from $69000000 to $136000000 The Mamaroneck valley trunk sewer area between White Plains and Mamaroneck will jump from $100000000 to $853000-000 it is predicted This takes in a 26 mile square mile area The eight 6quare miles in the Hutchinson Valley area running from Scarsdale to Mount Vernon is expected to increase from $22o-000000 to $665)00000 The estimated increase in the mile and a half square mile area in the South Yonkers sewer area is from $108-000 000 to $295000000 The upper Bronx valley district taking in eight square miles north of White Plains is expected to jump from $19000000 to $108000000 The increases in the small Central Yonkers area is expected to be from $84 000000 to $215000000 This takes In only a little over a square mile The increase in the four square mile north Yonkers area Is placed at from $77000000 to $381-000 000 The Increase In the Saw Mill River trunk sewer area draining almost 30 square miles between Chappaqua and Yonkers is from the present figure of $77000000 to $381000000 Officials of the commission have pointed out that vast areas which have not been open for development because of the lack of adequate sewage disposal facilities have been made available and will he made available in the future Council President Albert W Haigh of White Plains is chairman of the commission His associates are Carence S McClellan president of the First National Bank of Mount Vernon and Village President Henry H Law of Briarclltf Ray H Arnold Disinherit Wife Bequeaths $2500000 WASHINGTON Aug 29 (UP) Ray H Arnold New York and Washington stock broker whose home was in Yonkers cut off his wife without a cent his will filed In the District of Columbia Supreme Court revealed today Arnold died early this month in Los Angeles Just a week after filing suit for divorce in Reno The will dated June 30 disposes of about $2500000 It provides a 530000 trust fund for Arnolds daughter Raella H Arnold and leaves the residue In trust to another daughter Mrs Bernice L Monks Mm: mm Wooer Admits He SlewWidow And 3 Children Middle-Aged Romeo Offers To Confess If Lawyer Tells Me To Former Heads CLARKSBURG WEST VA Ail?rf--WHITE 29 (UP) Harry F Powers offered today to confess he murdered a rich widow he wooed by mail and her three children if my lawyer tells me to police announced 'fhe police announcement came after 12 hours of severe examination which followed discovery in ehallow graves near a garage on Powers property of the bodies bf the victims They had reported soon after the offer that Powers had confessed Will your confession implicate your wife and her sister? police said they asked the forty-five-year-old matrimonial agent whose love letters to a score of women led to discovery of the missing widow3 and her childrens bodies No was the reporte 1 reply Both Mrs Powers and her sister are under arrest in connection with the case I will make a complete statement today police said Powers promised But he said mv lawyer will have to advise me first Bank Trial Set For Sept Brown Denies Forgery And Perjury Charges Bargaining Hit Refused Stewed Peaches Starts War At Home SAMUEL McROBE RTS OF MT KISCO BY ALISSA KEIR Samuel McRoberts one of handsomest men in New York six feet two inches tall a Brigadier General in the army Chairman of the Board of the Chatham Phenlx National Bank has built hlmsMf in Mount Kisco a large house made of the granite taken from the peak of the hill which he had to level off before he could start building On his magnificent 500-acre estate he can walk to a 25 -acre lake of a morning for a swim catch enough fish for his breakfast and be eating them within an ho ir which he frequently does bev 2 commuting to his down-town office General McRoberts was born in 1868 at Malta Bend Mo of Sco-tlsh pioneer stock which settled in Virginia during the Revolution -ary War and later moved to Ohio Studied at Baker After attending school in hi? A shower of rain or wet snow possible. Chappaqua, N.Y. 1945-11-01 to 1951-09-28 NYS Historic Newspapers, New Castle tribune. Obituaries | The Daily Item Featured Kenneth Headings 1930 - 2023 Obituary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Gale Sheesley 1957 - 2023 Obituary Explore All Latest Obituaries Girard Deibler 1944 -. All Notice Types Featured Obituaries Obituaries Death Notices Funeral Services. Get some new ideas by using our Ancestor Source Finder tool. Dobbs Ferry, Westchester County : 1894-1970, Greenburgh Register. (Shenorock, N.Y.) 1983-Current, Sleepy Hollow: Village News & Town Report. Peekskill, Westchester County : 1896-1896 New York State Library, The Peekskill Republican. Westchester County (N.Y.)--Newspapers, - Port Chester (N.Y.)--Newspapers, - Kisco, N.Y. 1959-09-17 to 1963-12-31 NYS Historic Newspapers, Mount Pleasant Daily Voice 06/06/2011 to Current Genealogy Bank, Westchester Herald 01/15/1818 to 12/23/1856 Genealogy Bank, Chronicle (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) Mount Vernon, Westchester County : 1869-1898 New York State Library, Daily Argus (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) Mount Vernon, Westchester County : 1892-1994 New York State Library, Mount Vernon NY Chronicle 1875-1898 Fulton History, Mount Vernon NY Daily Argus 1892-1952 Fulton History, Mount Vernon NY News 1896-1900 Fulton History, Mount Vernon News (Mt. (Peekskill, Westchester County, N.Y.) 1894-1920, Peekskill: Peekskill Critic. Previous Next Tuckahoe, Westchester County : 1897-1928 New York State Library, The Tuckahoe Record (17 December 1925 - 12 November 1931) Hudson River Valley Heritage, The Tuckahoe Record. Find an obituary, get service details, leave condolence messages or send flowers or gifts in memory of a loved one. Vernon, N.Y.) Mount Vernon, Westchester County : 1896-1900 New York State Library, Mount Vernon Rising 01/09/2009 to Current Genealogy Bank, Sentinel (Mt. (Hastings-On-Hudson, N.Y.) 1970-1974, Hastings-on-Hudson: Hastings News. to ask an investigation of $70000- 000 appropriated for parks and j parkways purposes been married on June 14 1920 and had three children New instruction gliding may become exceedingly dangerous This Is true even though the glider itself if absolutely airworthy and has been granted an approved type certificate by the Aeronautics Branch of the Department of Commerce If gliders are constructed by individuals clubs or other groups interested in gliding a skillful aeronautical designer and constructor should be obtained to supervise the work from the drawing board to the test flight If such assistance is not available the building of a glider should be abandoned It is not necessary to build your own glider Gliders maybe purchased from many reputable and reliable sources (The names of which we will be glad to submit to those interested for desiring this information) In all cases Vie primary gliders should be acquired first then the secondary type should be used anl finally the third type for the advanced "-ork and soaring should be obta id In purchasing gliders of any type always remember to ascertain well ln advance of the actual purchase If the particu ar craft selected has been approved by the Government Successful gliding cannot be taught without the two prime requisites airworthy gliders and competent Instruction LARGE FAMILIES REWARDED PARIS Aug 29 (UP) Rewarding parents of large families Is one of the most brilliant functions that take place annually at the Hotel de Ville here Neariy 150 medals of gold silver and bronze according to the merits of each case have just been distributed County Woman Loses Life On Way To Get Children PELHAM MANOR Augr 29- Mrs Alexander Werner forty of this village was fatally injured and her husband seriously Injured ln an automobile accident at Cohoes 1 N Y according to word reaching friends here today Werner is in Cohoes Hospital with fractures of the leg: And head injuries The couple was on the way to bring their children back from a camp at Ticonderogra Calendar Of Current Events SATURDAY 9:00 P M Dinner-Danc at Shore Island Beach and Yacht Club SUNDAY 10:45 A M Union Service at Summerfield Church 2:30 P M Clambake of Port Chester Poet 93 American Legion at Twin Cedar Farm Glenvllle 8:00 P M Union Service at Summerfield M E Church MONDAY 8:00 P M Meeting of Tlcona Club of East Port Chester Insist On Original Substi tute I and P Home Products Co Malt Hops and Home Supplies 145 NORTH MAIN ST Tel P C 3069 (To Be Continued Next Saturday) Major Pakas will ba glad to answer all questiona with regard to aviation Address him York Driver Fined After Car Injures Woman William Wenzek twenty-three Dog Blamed For Kilims 100 Of Mallory's Chickens of New York was fined $10 on a j part of an airplane TO DISTRIBUTE CHARTS FOR AVIATION FANS To add Interest to the keen attention already being paid to aviation ln Port Cheater It has been decided to issue a special descriptive chart showing In detail more than 40 Instruments and controls that are C D Mallory of Old Church Road Greenwich reported to Greenwich police this morning that some chickens on his place had been killed during the night Patrolman Lawrence Clark reported more than 100 of the fowl had been destroyed by a dog reckless driving charge arising out of a collision on August 7 near the Savin estate on the Post Road in which Miss Addie McCaffertey of 254 Mill Street was seriously Injured Assistant Police Justice Elgar J Bit imposed the fine His machine hit a sedan driven by Harold Billingsley of New Street East Port Chester in which Miss McCaffertey was a passeng r These educational charts will be distributed to all those sending In appllcationa Simply enclose a two cent stamp with your came and address stating you wish a copy and mail to the Aviation Editor care of the Dally Item As an aid to study of airplane design and operation the charts will be Invaluable I YANK FiGHTERS HONORED VERDUN Aug 29 (UP) A monument has just been ereceij over the ruins of the village cf Montfaucon in honor of the Amer- j lean soldiers killed there In tbe j World War On Sept 27 1918 i American troops under the direct command of General Pershlig j backed by the French troops tin- 1 der General Gouraud broke the j strong German line and recapture! 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