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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1916

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Parents Teachers Association Formed in Scarsdale

Scarsdale residents organize a Parents Teachers Association to foster home and school cooperation. The first meeting discussed cooperation, with Mrs. John Henry Hammond of New York guiding plans. The next meeting is set for April 5 at 3 15 p m at the school, with 4 45 p m refreshments. Committees chaired by French Campbell and Mrs William E Castle proceed through May.

United Stat Fnr Ha Agai Scatsdale Organiza Ieee John Henry Hammond Ibeague 4 Lef New York Scarsdale Toerve Art French’ Campbell Liary Ci William E. Castie

Police notes keep drivers fined for lights and left turns

Max Kemptel of White Plains was arrested on the Post road for driving without lights and fined $5 by Judge Mercer. Henry Hecht of New York City faced a similar charge at Post and Pop ham roads and also paid a $5 fine. A third case involved Judy Morris Stern of Bronx, cited for the same offence and fined $5. In a burglary report, Hin H Katt found his new School lane home entered after arrival, with missing items unlocated by police.

Max Kemptel Hale Avenue White Plains Post Road Ruggiero Mercer Henry Hecht Post and Popham Roads Doward Harrison Hecht Lexington Avenue New York Judy Morris Stern, Dauer Fulton Street Bronx Sutliff Hin H Katt School Lane Toals

Police Department Unveils Red Devil Motorcycle

The new police motorcycle arrived this morning and sits ready for service. The red devil can reach 75 miles per hour on good roads with Captain Ruggiero aboard. The unit aims to boost enforcement of laws and ordinances and prepare for a strong spring season.

Ruggiero

Red Cross notes on Nursing and First Aid progress

Preparedness Committee reports 129 women have finished ten lessons in Nursing and First Aid. Fifteen who recently passed First Aid exams will be examined in Nursing. Eighty remain in the five remaining First Aid lessons under Drs. Murdock Ryan and Jennings. Relief Committee lists surgical dressings, pajamas for American Clearing House Paris, and miscellaneous items for Red Cross HQ. Slippers for French Hospitals arrive, with Mrs. Briggs coordinating patterns and finished slippers.

Bain Murdock Ryan Jennings Relief Committee United States Military American Clearing House Paris Red Cross Fifth Avenue Briggs

Protect Women Workers Protest Twelve Hour Cannery Bill

The Consumers League of New York City, with about 30 Scarsdale women members, denounces a bill by Assemblyman Brennan and Senator Spring to extend cannery hours. It would codify a labor law allowing women to work to midnight, provoking a strong protest to block last year's cannery push.

Consumers’ League New York City Scarsdale Assemblyman Brennan Stocklyn Senator Spring Cariieries League

Eva Booth Stricken Ill in Hartsdale Campaign Aims

Salvation Army leader Eva Booth is described as gravely ill with acute gastritis at her home in Hartsdale, forcing her to abandon fundraising efforts for a 500000 dollar national campaign. Colonel William Peart takes charge of city shore-operations amid the illness.

Evangeline Booth Salvation Army United States Hartsdale New York William Peart

County Board in Short Meeting In White Plains

The White Plains county board held a brief session March 27 with plans suggesting the present annual meeting may end Monday. County bonds totaling 409,760 were sold to Bond & Goodwin of New York for 414,305, at 4 percent but a premium lowers effective rate to about 3.87. Bids came from multiple firms for Parkway, Highway, and Armory issues, with Bond & Goodwin the top bidder.

Board of Supervisors Bond & Goodwin New York Bronx Charles , McDonald, Jr Gees Avenue West Branch Croton River Croton Falls Ira D. Strong Westchester Securities Parkway Highway Armory Cummings, Prudden, & Co A. B. Leach & Co. H A. Kahler & Co Hornblower & Weeks J. .S. Bache & Co Farson George B. Gibbons & Co Sidney, Sprintzer & Co Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co And Son & Co Evele

Important Suffrage Club Meeting in Scarsdale

The Scarsdale Equal Suffrage Club schedules a significant gathering April 4 at Mrs. F. H. Bethell’s Heathcote Road garage. Members discuss civic work, finances, recent anti suffrage actions, and plans for fundraisers and plays to boost the cause.

Scarsdale Equal Sotage Club F. H. Bethett Heathcote Road Scarsdale Albany E. Brown Port Chester Slater State Congress Scarsdale Golf and Country Club Gedney Farms Chicago Bethel New York State New York Mount Vernon Coffey Little Playhouse

Death of Baron Scarsdale Lord Alfred Curzon 87

Baron Scarsdale, the Rev Alfred Curzon father of Earl Curzon of Kedleston, died aged 87 after months of illness. He was Kedleston Rector from 1856, educated at Rugby and Oxford, married Blanche Pocklington-Senhouse in 1856, and left four sons and six daughters. His Kedleston Hall seat is in Derbyshire.

Baron Scarsdale Alfred Curzon Earl Curzon Kedleston Scarsdale Rugby Oxford University Blanche J. Pocklington-Senhouse Netherhall Cumberland Carlton Arthur's Kedleston Hall Derbyshire England

Men’s Club Dinner at Scarsdale Congregational Church

The Scarsdale Congregational Church Men’s Club will host its Fifth Annual Supper on Friday April 7 at 6 30 p m. Dr George Sherwood Eddy YM C A secretary for China and India will speak at the event before taking part in the Layman’s Missionary Movement convention in New York April 9 12.

Scarsdale Congregational Church George Sherwood Eddy YM. C. A China India Eddy New York City America Northfield Massachusetts Asia Arthur C. Pritchard Hugh McDonald George A.marshand Herman Behr George.w. Both J. A. McCutcheon L. W. Van.Schaiek Samuel Verton

Jurors Selected for April Term at White Plains

Livingston Midleditch of Walworth Avenue and John Bussing have been picked for the April term of the Supreme Court convening at White Plains under Judge William H. Platt on Monday April 3. Louis G. Weber of Park Road will serve under Judge Joseph Morschauser on the same date.

Livingston Midleditch Walworth Avenue John Bussing Supreme Court White Plains William H. Platt Louis G. Weber Park Road Joseph Morschauser

Lodge Meetings Set for Next Week in Marble and Gramatan Lodges

Marble Lodge 702 F and A M will meet Monday in Tuckahoe rooms for first degree work with Henry C Shaw as candidate. Senior Warden Frank D Bardwell will occupy the East. Gramatan Lodge 927 also met Monday at Bronxville for third degree work.

Marble Lodge A. M Tuckahoe Henry C. ‘Shaw Frank D. Bardwell Gramatan Lodge Bronxville

Village Board Holds Busy Monday Session At Town Hall

new Village Board meeting at Town Hall approved officer oaths and prior-year salaries, set department heads and duties, and adopted routine orders. Finance and police oversight were tightened with monthly written reports from Fire Chief Henshaw and Police Captain Ruggiero.

Fox Henshaw Ee Pointed Frank Martin William’ Smith Teustee Orr Smiith Joby Harrison Henry Skow Jetin Bethel Wilson Fred Taviss W. W. Orr Charles A.furthman Rolleall Bethell Police Department Ruggiero Fire Department Wilson’s Office of Police Justice

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