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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1922

Page

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State Authorities Urge Vaccination

Westchester Putnam and Dutchess counties receive a smallpox alert from Dr. Edward Godfrey Jr. and Dr. R. R. Ryan urging immediate vaccination for all unvaccinated persons and those last vaccinated five years ago. doctors should monitor grippe cases for five days for eruptions and ensure vaccines are fresh and properly stored.

Westchester Putnam Dutchess Edward 8. Godfrey, Jr State Department of Health R. R. Ryan Scarsdale the Inquirer State Department Connecticut Bethel New York Line Missouri American Legion Kansas City Chicago Force Leake United States Public Health Service

Buick Sedan Ad From White Plains Buick Service

Brown's Buick Service advertises a 4 cylinder 5 passenger Buick Sedan priced at 1085 dollars with delivery available. The note mentions 12 years at White Plains and promotes reliable service for long time customers.

BUICK Brown White Plains

Zoning Law Adopted by Village Board

The village planning commission prepared the zoning ordinance for over three months and the Village Board adopted it at a special Wednesday night meeting.

Planning Commission

Next Musicale Held at Women's Club April 5

The Music Department announces a morning musicale at the Women’s Club on Wednesday April 5 at 10 o’clock. Participants include Mrs. EB Russell, Mrs. Hugh Adair, Mrs. Max Goldsmith, Mrs. Thomas J. Harris, Mrs. Grant G. Flory, Mrs. Charles C. Hommann Jr., and Mrs. George Smyth performing works by Liszt Gade Mendelssohn and others.

Woman's Club EB. K. Russell Hugh Adair Max Goldsmith Thomas J. Harris Grant G. Flory Charles C. Hommann, Jr George Smyth

Motor Cars Collide on Heathcote Road

A collision at the Heathcote and Sherbrooke Road crossing involved a Gallowhur Cadillac driven by George Gallowhur with Mrs. Gallowhur and their son and chauffeur alongside Miss Elizabeth Harris in a Buick. Mrs. Gallowhur was briefly unconscious but later stabilized. The Harris car was destroyed though Miss Harris escaped with minor cuts to hand and arm.

Heathcote Road Sherbrooke Road William G. Gallowhur George Elizabeth Harris Sherbrooke Gallowhur George Gallowhur Harris

Husted Votes Against Soldiers' Bonus Bill

A district voter notes Representative James H. Husted opposed the National Soldiers' Bonus Bill. The voter argues the vote reflected personal views and praises Husted for courage and independence despite party differences.

Husted James H. Husted Congress House of Representatives

Garden Players Acknowledge Hospitality After Reception

At a Wayside Players board meeting held last Saturday at president Hobart Upjohn's residence, letters from the Forest Hills Players praised the reception they received in Scarsdale. They especially thanked hosts Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hinckley Arnold for a Friday evening party.

Wayside Players Hobart Upjohn Forest Hills Scarsdale Dan Hinckley Arnold

Wayside Players Stage Belinda for White Plains Benefit

The Wayside Players present A A Milne comedy Belinda at Newell's Theatre White Plains on Friday April 28 and Saturday April 29 to fund a permanent home for the troupe. Cast features Rollin Kirby Percy Waxman Waxman Robert Benchley and Malcolm Curry. Tickets go on sale soon at the Woman's Club O'Farrell's and through committee members with reserved seating two dollars for orchestra and front balcony seats. Additional support hoped from Scarsdale to ensure a successful and ambitious fundraiser.

Wayside A. A. Milne Belinda Newell's Theatre White Plains Woman's Club Wayside Lane London Misa Ethel Barrymore New York Rollin Kirby Percy Waxman Waxman Robert Benchley Malcolm Curry O'Farrell Scarsdale

Change Hour for Meeting of Community Service Committee

The Community Service Committee meeting on April 5 will start at 12 oclock instead of 11 to avoid conflicts with the Music Committee. A large meeting of Woman's Club directors and officers is planned, followed by luncheon. members should inform Mrs. Edgar A. Levy of attendance.

Community Service Committee Music Committee Woman's Club Edgar A. Levy

Cross of War awarded to Major Sherman M Craiger

Major Sherman M Craiger of Hartsdale received the Cross of War from the government of Czecho Slovakia in a ceremony on Governors Island New York. The diploma noted service with the Alles Supplies Mission in Trieste and included counts of foreign decorations from France and Italy. Craiger has served in France and is with the Finance Reserve Corps and now works in investment banking with W A Harriman Co in New York.

Czecho-Slovakia Sherman M., Craiger Hartsdale R. L. Bullard Second Corps Governors’ Island New York Craiger Alles Supplies Trieste France Finance Reserve Corps United States Army W. A. Harriman & Co., Inc

Poem Volume Acknowledged by The Inquirer From White Plains

The Inquirer acknowledges receipt of The Epitaph Universal and Other Verses by Robert H. Farley of White Plains. The book has just been published.

the Inquirer Robert HE. Farley White Plains

Jolly Jester to entertain children at Searsdale High School

The Jolly Jester, a ventriloquist on a hobby horse with a talking carrot, visits the Searsdale High School Auditorium for a Woman's Club meeting. The event includes talks by Susan M. Baker and Lucy Adams Mahen on public health and district nursing, with a reserved 3:40 start for children. Tea with Nursing Association follows the program.

Sears‘dale Woman’ S Club Lab Susan M. Baker Westchester County ‘Tuberculosis Committee Lucy Adams Mahew Westchester Council For Public Health Mahen Child Health Organization of America Nursing Association Woman's Club

Miss Garland to Play at Baltimore Pageant

Miss Ruth Garland, pianist and improvisateur, has played for Wayside Players and for Columbia University for three years. She will perform at the Woman's College, Baltimore, in May. Mrs. Richard L. Edwards Jr. presented MacDowell sea selections before The Law of the Sea.

Septima Snowden The Inquirer N. S. Central Scarsdale Ruth Garland Wayside Miss Garland Columbia Woman's College Baltimore Richard L. Edwards, Jr MacDowell

Motion Picture Committee Sponsors Two Scarsdale Screenings

The Motion Picture Committee of the Woman's Club endorses two films at Scarsdale Theatre. Honest Hutch plays Saturday April 1 while Enchantment screens Thursday of next week. Both are endorsed by the National Motion Picture League.

The Woman's Club Honest Hutch Scarsdale Theatre Enchantment National Motion Picture League

Village Fire Safety Ordinance Section 4 Prohibits Kinds of Fires

A fragment from a village ordinance describes prohibitions on certain fire activities. It outlines that no person shall make or cause to be made certain fires within the village. The text suggests a broader local fire safety framework governing burning behavior.

Scarsdale Theatre Granted Permanent License for Year

The Village Board approved a permanent license for the Scarsdale theatre for the coming year on Monday night. Board members expect alterations to finish soon and believe the theatre will be among the safest in Westchester County.

Scarsdale Theatre Westchester County

Plan Current Events Course for Next Year

The Civics Committee of the Woman's Club asks members to vote on renewing the current events lecture series for next year. An April survey invites members to indicate attendance preference and preferred speaker and meeting time, with assurances that responses are non binding.

Woman's Club H. C. Schwable

Offers Home to Those Made Destitute by Fire

One of the finest examples of neighborly kindness in the Inquirer report shows Mrs. Mary Maier offering full hospitality at her already filled home to three neighbors who lost everything in the Secor landmark fire two weeks ago. Her action stems from sympathy for the sufferers and their irreplaceable losses.

Inquirer Mary Maier Secor

Engaged at the High School Opens April 7 8

Tickets go on sale for a performance titled Engaged staged at the high school with shows scheduled on April 7 and April 8. Local cast and staff urge advance purchases.

Buick Touring Coupe Sedan Prices Ad

Advertisement lists Buick 5 pass 6 cylinder touring coupe price 1525 sedan 2830 and delivered price 2085 for coupe. Brown's Buick Service in White Plains advertises Buick quality and phone 1476.

BUICK Brown White Plains

Brush Fires Cause Alarm in Village

At the village annual meeting President Boniface outlines new committees and the board hears a grave report on grass and brush fires. Fire commissioner Guy Forbes urges residents to discard old brooms to stamp out fires, citing the March 19 incident and the loss of the Secor House.

Carl Herrmann Bassett Boniface Guy Forbes Secor Forbes Greenacres

Fisher to speak on John Burroughs at PTA meeting

Mr. C Clyde Fisher of the American Museum of Natural History Department of Public Education will address the Regular Parent Teacher Association meeting on April 6 at 8 15 PM in the High School auditorium. He will discuss with John Burroughs in his Favorite Haunts and show lantern slides. The meeting time shifts from afternoon to evening hoping for a large turnout.

C. Clyde Fisher Department of Public Education America Museum of Natural History Parent-Teacher Association Fisher John Burroughs

Samuel Untermeyer to Speak at Realty Dinner

The Westchester County Realty Board Dinner Committee has secured Samuel Untermeyer to speak at the Commodore banquet on April first. Other speakers include Fred I. Kent of Bankers Trust Co and Senator Ford. The event draws builders, attorneys, loan institutions, and real estate professionals, with reservations nearing capacity.

Westchester County Realty Board Samuel Untermeyer Commodore Fred I. Kent Bankers’ Trust Co Ford

Briarcliff Laundry Ad Promises Quality Service

An advertisement touts exceptional quality of work and nationwide service from Briarcliff Laundry. It notes readiness to handle all washable goods and provides the Briarcliff telephone contact.

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Cross OF War Major 8. M. Craiger Jolly Jester Arthur Boniface Thomas F. Burgess W. E. Castle Richard R. Hunter Kenneth 8. Hogg Fire William A. Bassett Messrs C. W. Smith George W. Both David R. Dunn Herman Endlekofer James McIntyre Charles Riegelman Arthur Williams F. H. Hammond Anthony Rich Patrick McCormick Carl Rossing Henry Skov MR. Fisher Realty
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