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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1923

Page

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Board of Education Proposes Bonds for School and Playground Needs

The Union Free School District No. 1 Board presented four bond proposals totaling 249 500 at a special meeting set for April 24. After two years of study, the board outlined plans to meet three to four years of school needs and provide long term playground facilities. Public slides aided the briefing, while attendance was 125.

Union Free School District No. 1 Board of Education Phillip W. Russell the Inquirer Greenacres

Scarsdale Legion Masquerade Ball Promises Prizes and Costs

The Scarsdale Post of the American Legion holds a masquerade ball at Scarsdale High School on Friday April 13 with a mandatory fancy dress rule and a fine for nonparticipants. A six piece band selected by Austin Riley will play from 8:30 pm. Two women and two men prizes for best costumes are planned along with light refreshments. Tickets available at the door or from members and local shops.

Scarsdale The American Legion Scarsdale High School Austin Riley Paul Whiteman Orchestra of New York Post Fish and Marvin's Realty O’farrell’s Drug Store Scarsdale Supply Company

Visiting nurse hours listed for Mrs Leroy Sloat

The notice directs contacting Mrs Leroy Sloat, visiting nurse, at her Scarsdale home 71 J, before nine in the morning or between noon and one in the afternoon.

Leroy Sloatman Scarsdale 71-J

Akeley to Lecture on Beautiful Africa at Assembly Hall

Carl Akeley, famed naturalist explorer and sculptor, speaks on Beautiful Africa at the Assembly Hall Friday April 13. Slides and motion pictures show gorillas lions elephants Victoria Falls and Nyamlagira volcano with a focus on his eastern Belgian Congo expedition. Proceeds support the Parent-Teacher Association with $1 tickets from committee members Ruggiero's Woman's Club and Green Fisher shop.

Carl Akeley Africa Assembly Hall Belgian Congo Lake Kivu Victoria Falls Capetown Nyamlagira Parent-Teacher Association Ruggiero Woman's Club Green Fisher Shop

Red Cross Regional Conference Set in New York April 12

Regional Red Cross meeting brings 29 chapters from Long Island to Poughkeepsie to discuss Junior Red Cross policy and school plans affecting over 800,000 children. Attending officials include representatives from Brooklyn Queens Suffolk Westchester and national headquarters alongside local civic and youth organizations. Adrian Van Sinderin and Howard J. Rogers will preside with J Arthur Jeffers and Miss Margaret Knox outlining new school based Junior Red Cross work.

Red Cross New York Long Island Poughkeepsie Commodore New York City The American Red Cross Brooklyn Queens Richmond Suffolk Westchester County American Legion Knights of Columbus M. C Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Chambers of Commerce Boards of Trade Adrian van Sinderen Howard J. Rogers Atlantic J. Arthur Jeffers Washington Margaret Knox Manhattan

Dinner for Scarsdale officials honors retiring President

Retiring Scarsdale Village President Richard Hunter hosted a March 29 dinner at Scarsdale Golf Club for the Village Board, former presidents and officials. He thanked the board, introduced new President Guy Forbes, and guests spoke on playful topics before presenting a Mah Jong set as a farewell gift.

Richard Hunter Scarsdale Golf Club Hunter Guy Forbes Forbes F. H. Bethell Rush Wilson Arthur Boniface George W. Field Boniface Genung Scarsdale Kenneth §. Hoge Thomas F. Burgess Fox Meadow William K. Castle Roosevelt Frank ©. Ayres William A. Bassett Ralph R. Ryan Mr. Hogg Mr Hunter

113 Fatherless Children of County Cared For

The Department of Child Welfare in Westchester County through local agent Mrs. Anna McClellan outlines its 1922 program in White Plains and Eastchester. Seventeen families received mothers' allowances totaling 14 077 dollars, keeping 113 children in their homes by thorough inquiry and guidance to ensure proper care and health support.

Department of Child Welfare Westchester County Anna McClellan Court House White Plains Eastchester

Mrs Calkins Leads Drive to Aid Children in Westchester

Mrs. Gary N. Calkins chairs the Westchester County Children's Association membership drive in Scarsdale. She notes four years of loyal support and cites Friday court conferences in White Plains as proof of progress toward a children's court and judge for Westchester. The group promotes "A wholesome, happy boyhood and girlhood for Westchester county's children."

Scarsdale Westchester County Children’s Association Scarsdale Friends Gary N. Calkins Children's Association Children’s Court Room White Plains Westchester Westchester County William T. Brewster Hartsdale Mrs. Calkins Mesdames B. L. Bowen O. H. Cheney Malcolm Curry Allan Davies R. S. Erskine D. R. Fox James J. Hartt

Greenburgh Chooses Mr Curtis as School Trustee Candidate

Mr Robert W Curtis of Walbrook Road Edgemont was selected by the Co-Operative School Association District No 6 Greenburgh to run for school trustee replacing William A Seeley who declined re election. Curtis, a Hartford and Trinity Yale educated chemist and educator, has taught at various schools and is a former math expert for Travelers Insurance. Taxpayers plan a new school building to be ready for autumn term. Curtis cited for his wide teaching experience.

Robert W. Curtis Walbrook Road Edgemont Co-Operative School Association Greenburgh Curtis William A. Seeley Hartford Trinity College Johns Hopkins Yale the Hudson Atlantic City The College of the City of New York Travelers Insurance Company Europe Oxford Rugby Eaton Bonn Sorbonne Heidelberg Phi Beta Kappa

Salvi Brings Pedal Harp Mastery To Scarsdale Concert

Alberto Salvi, Italian harp virtuoso, will perform on April 19 in the Assembly Hall as part of the Scarsdale Woman’s Club Music Section series. He plays a pedal harp with extended range, capable of chromatic literature and orchestral color, highlighting the instrument’s evolution and novel techniques.

Alberto Salvi Assembly Hall Salvi Scarsdale Woman's Club

Members in Arrears List at Scarsdale Woman's Club

The list of all members who have not paid dues for the coming year is posted on the club house bulletin board. Bills were mailed February 1, 1923 and second notices went out March 8.

Scarsdale Woman's Club

Buick car sale ad with Brown's Buick Service

1028 Buicks are here at a $100 better car price. 8200 lower price. Call for demonstration at Brown's Buick Service 78 South Lexington Ave White Plains. Tel 1476.

Brown Buick Lexington Ave White Plains

Miss Mathewson Named Scarsdale Church Organist

Miss Charlotte Mathewson of New York has been engaged as organist of The Scarsdale Congregational Church. The young artist plans several organ recitals this season and will train a junior choir, taking charge of church music from Sunday, April 15.

Charlotte Mathewson New York Scarsdale Congregational Church Miss Mathewson Salem N. C Clarence Dickinson Brick Presbyterian Church Scarsdale

Girl Scouts Cake Sale And Meeting Schedule

The Girl Scouts announce a cake sale at the Scout House Wayside Lane on Tuesday afternoon April 10 from four to five. Proceeds aidBt Christopher s Home Dobba Ferry. A local council meeting will be at Mrs Newton Foster s Murray Hill Road at ten o clock Friday morning April 13.

Wayside Lane Bt. Christopher's Dobba Ferry Newton Foster Murray Hill Road

First Forestry Class Members Take Field Trip

Young Theall a member of the first forestry class on a field trip visited Allegany and Letchworth State Parks during Easter vacation. Under Professor Henry R. Francis the junior class studied camp sanitation building trails site selection and park administration.

Young Theall Frederick Theall, Jr Lakeview Ave Hartsdale Allegany and Letchworth Henry R. Francis Department of Forest Recreation New York State College of Forestry Syracuse Forestry College

Mrs Quenel's Superior Laundry Adverts

Local laundry service advertises at 11 Terrace Avenue White Plains offering specialized work including garment care and cleaning services with contact information and telephone number provided.

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Legion Eliva Mary MacDaniels Mr. Hunter Mr. Field Welfare Department County Association Mr. Curtis Salyi Is Erard NEW Church Girl Scout Sale
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