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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1948

Page

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Benson Resigns at Edgemont as Questionnaire Is Planned

Beverly Benson resigns from Edgemont School Board presidency and as a board member. Stuart Updike elected president with no replacement for Benson. A district meeting May 4 nears. a community questionnaire prepared by Greenville Community Council will be mailed to all residents to gather opinions on school consolidation and future facilities.

Board of Education Thegemont School Beverly Benson Stuart Updike Benson Greenville Community Council Charles McAllister McAllister Scarsdale Central Avenue Edgemont Hartsdale

Gondoliers Opera At Scarsdale High In April Show

152 Scarsdale High students stage The Gondoliers with lavish costumes and elaborate props. Act I features Venice colors and a sailing gondola, Act II shows court finery with regal robes and crowns. Richard Kime built the sailing vessel and throne chairs for the production.

Spain France Italy England Scarsdale High School Venice Barataria Richard Kime

Health report lists new infectious cases in Scarsdale

Five new chicken pox cases, two measles cases, and one whooping cough were reported in Scarsdale last week by the Health Department.

Scarsdale Health Department

Church News And Editorials In Local Pages

A digest of church notes and editorial items appears across multiple pages, highlighting community worship updates, sermon topics, and reader opinions from local congregations and organizations.

Village Budget Hearing Slated Next Tuesday Evening

Public hearing on the proposed village budget will be held at the Village Hall next Tuesday evening at 8 15. Expenditures are estimated at 977000 with revenues of 165000 leaving 812000 to be assessed. The tax rate under this budget would be 311664 per 1000, an increase of 1982.

Greenville Church Seeks 50000 Building Campaign

The Greenville Community Church launches a campaign to raise 50000 to enlarge the Community House. A larger auditorium stage and basement recreation area will be added, integrated with the current building. O R Flandreau chairs the committee with John M Young handling publicity and Emory I Hessler supervising planning. The drive begins in early June with broad community cooperation.

Greenville Community Church O. R. Flandreau Mount Joy Avenue John M. Young Underhill Road Emory I. Hessler Revere House

Greenville Council To Elect Tuesday

Officers of the Greenville Community Council will be elected at a meeting next Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the Edgemont School auditorium. Incumbents Charles McAllister Mrs William Blunt James M Banner seek another year. W E Wilson is candidate for vice president. Directors with three year terms include Mrs John Pershing Mr Wilson Mrs Kenneth W Greenawalt Dean Chamberlin and S Teichmann. Nominating chair R C Jewell and committee members preside over the slate.

Greenville Community Council Edgemont School Charles McAllister William Blunt James M. Banner W. E. Wilson John Pershing Wilson Kenneth W. Greenawalt Dean Chamberlin

Scarsdale Meadows Association Elects Officers

Scarsdale Meadows Association regular meeting elected officers for the coming year. President G. F. Hansen-Sturm, vice-president Sidney H. Lane, treasurer Norman B. Paul, and secretary Frank J. Vargish. Retiring president John J. Flanagan spoke on the growing role of the section in Scarsdale.

Scarsdale Meadows Association G. F. Hansen- Sturm Sidney H. Lane Norman 8 Paul Frank J. Vargish John J. Flanagan Herkimer Road Scarsdale

Edgemont Teachers Open Letter to Inquirer

Members of the Edgemont Teachers Association spoke to the Board of Education on April 19. They outlined how the April 12 community vote creates confusion and uncertainty, risking teacher security and prompting some to seek jobs elsewhere. The letter underscores the link between teacher welfare and student welfare as the tenth and ninth grades move.

Edgemont Inquirer Edgemont Teachers’ Association Board of Education Scarsdale

Communist Offensive Through UN Urged by Krout

Dr. John A. Krout of Columbia warned at the Scarsdale League of Women Voters luncheon that a strengthened United Nations must confront the Soviet challenge. He urged cooperation with noncapitalist nations and warned the USSR seeks world dominance, urging revival of democracy through renewed faith.

United Nations Russia John A. Krout Columbia University History Department Searsdale League of Women Voters of Scarsdale Woman's Club Mortimer Rothschild Martin J. Brennan Courtney Brown Jess L. Geisman Dana Bigelow John Theis F. C. Rosecrance Harold Jimker Alexander W. Alley Krout India Ussr

Weekly Scarsdale Weather: Highs and Lows Reported

Automatic-record temperatures from 4:30 to 5 PM for April 15–21 show daily highs and lows. A. W. Edderbuttel, cooperative observer, lists 54/38 on the 15th, 57/30 on the 16th, 54/37 on the 17th, 52/22 on the 18th, 54/30.5 on the 19th, 72/40 on the 20th, and 71/54 on the 21st.

A. W. Edderbuttel Scarsdale

Dr. Howard A. Rusk Wins First Survey Award

Dr. Howard A. Rusk of 50 Greenacres Avenue received The Survey Midmonthly’s first Survey Award for an imaginative and constructive contribution to social work. The honor, awarded at the seventy fifth anniversary National Conference of Social Work in Atlantic City, honors his work translating armed forces rehabilitation insights into civilian life.

Howard A. Rusk Greenacres Avenue Journal of Social Work National Conference of Social Work Atlantic City

Greenacres P T A Party Successful in All Ways

The Greenacres P T A spring festival drew families to Greenacres School gym for a ways and means party. Johnny O Leary guided square dances while Scarsdale High School students sold balloons plants and prizes as the crowd enjoyed refreshments and festive decor.

Greenacres P.T. A Scarsdale Greenacres Greenacres School Greenacres P.T.A. Ways and Means Johnny O'Leary Margo Mayo Scarsdale High School

Finletter to Speak on Federalism in Foreign Policy

Thomas K. Finletter, partner of Coudert Brothers and chair of the President's Air Policy Commission, will speak at Fox Meadow School gym on Wednesday April 28 at 8 15 p.m. The talk titled The Place of Federalism in our Foreign Policy follows his national air policy work and reports on air power and world peace.

Thomas K. Finletter Coudert Brothers New York Air Policy Commission Fox Meadow School Finletter

Clocks Daylight Saving Starts This Weekend

Clocks go forward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday as Wise per-80Ng adjust Saturday night to align with the community. Daylight saving lasts until Sunday, September 26, marking the start of summer time.

Wise

Civic Groups Back Three Candidates In Eastchester

Sixteen representatives from seven civic groups met at Hugh L. Holly’s home and endorsed Alfred L. Fitzgerald Ellsworth G D Paterson and Morrell S Lockhart for District One School Board. Voter eligibility includes property owners or leaseholders and parents of public school children. Two polling sites Cooper School and Waverly School open May 4 from noon to nine.

Hugh L. Holly United Civic Associations Alfred L. Fitzgerald Ellsworth G. D. Paterson Morrell Lockhart District One Eastchester Westchester Park Association California Ridge Residents Association Oakridge Residents Association Interlaken Residents Cooper School Waverly School Morrell S. Lockhart Robert P. Hagey

East Scarsdale Association Election Set for April 28

The East Scarsdale Association will hold its annual meeting and officer election on Wednesday April 28 at 8 15 p m at the Crossways Fire House. J Russell Lyttle chairs the nominating committee and will present the slate including Richard A Tilden president Herbert O Burden vice president David J Long secretary John R Sheehan treasurer for three year terms as governors James A Grant and Charles A Hammarstrom retiring president. Mayor Harry Humphreys will attend to speak on neighborhood associations and village government. A social hour will follow. All residents are invited.

East Scarsdale Association Crossways J.russell Lyttle Harry Humphreys Richard A. Tilden Herbert O. Burden David J. Long John R. Sheehan James A. Grant Charles A. Hammarstrom

Hospital staff elects leaders at St. Agnes

Dr. Grosvenor White of Olmsted Road was elected vice-president of the hospital staff. Dr. Henry Klapper, assistant chief of the surgical staff, was named president last week.

Grosvenor White Olmsted Road St. Agnes Hospital Henry Klapper

Korndorfer Wins Title in Bowling at Scarsdale

R L Korndorfer claimed the season championship with a 190 average at the Scarsdale Golf Club season finale. Runner up W J Collet led juniors and John M Young topped Class B while Korndorfer paired with J W Eige to win doubles. He also held a 186 season high average and led the 250 Club with a 273.

Scarsdale Golf Club R. L. Korndorfer W. J. Collet John M. Young O. R. Summerville Korndorfer J. W. Eige H. S. Barnhart Collet Eigo G. H. McCracken R. J. Heffring P. M. Stewart Zeltner Clarke E. L. Noetzel

Panthen Reelected Head of Inquirer Board

Mrs. Karl A. Panthen was reelected president of the board of directors of The Scarsdale Inquirer Inc at the annual board meeting following the stockholders meeting. Other officers include Mrs. Harris L. Wofford as vice president and Mrs. George D. Harris as secretary.

Karl A. Panthen The Scarsdale Inquirer, Inc Harris L. Wofford George D. Harris David C. B. Harvey James A. Carroll, Jr Lynn B. Clarke Robert S. Erskine

Ross Rally at Butler Field for Scout Display

The annual Ross Rally and competitions for first year Boy Scouts of Scarsdale will be held at Butler Field at 1 45 p m Saturday April 24. Public invited to watch Tenderfoot Scouts display their Scouting skills as troops entered since April 1 1947.

Ross Boy Scouts of Scarsdale Butler Field Tenderfoot Scouts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Updike W. W. Blunt Overton Read Norr Health Report News Index Church News Schools Society Theatres Woman's Club Budget Greenville Church Plans Building Fund Campaign Lawrence Hospital Bronxville Garth Road Greenville Council Scarsdale Meadows Weather Report Dr. Rusk Joba Gass Thomas Finlettes Atlantic Monthly State Department United States San Francisco George Karger East Scarsdale Ross Rally
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