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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1925

Page

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More and Better Applicants for Postal Jobs Since Pay Increase

Odds Bodkins cites Scarsdale Postmaster Dunn noting a pay hike from 1400 to 1700 prompted a surge from zero to twenty one job applicants for a postal exam. He argues higher salaries widen the candidate pool, improve service quality, and bring practical benefits to the community and business world.

Congress Odds Bodkins Robert R. Updegraff Dunn Scarsdale N. Y

Visiting Team Beats Firemen in 13 to 8 Baseball Game

The Reflexus A. C. defeated the Firemen 13 to 8 at the High School field. After an 8 to 7 game in the sixth inning, errors and weak hitting doomed the Firemen. Losee pitched well but received poor support. Hawthorne A. C. from Connecticut visits tomorrow. Bob Auld may start for the Firemen with Bill Irish Jr. coaching. First pitch is 3:15 PM.

Firemen Reflexus A. C Visi Connecticut Bob Auld Davis Bill Irish, Jr

Passenger Train to the Central's Fair Exhibit

The New York Central Railroad will showcase a fully equipped passenger train at the 1925 State Fair in Syracuse from September 12 to 19. The exhibit features equipment and service identical to the Twentieth Century Limited and Southwestern Limited with attendants and on-board explanations. Pullman Company will place their newest standard sleeper and compartment cars in the train.

New York Central Railroad Syracuse Twentieth Century Limited Southwestern Limited New York Central Pullman Company

12 Towns Join in Play Day at Mohansic Park

Mohansic Park hosts the annual County Play Day with invited recreation centers and district leaders guiding groups. Scarsdale is led by Miss Marion Adler while Dobbs Ferry’s group includes Madam Rocher. activities include a Boy's Band from the Dobbs Ferry Children's Village, games, handicraft exhibition, under the Westchester County Recreation Commission led by Mrs. Chester G. Marsh.

Mohansic Park Marion Adler Scarsdale Dobbs Ferry Rocher Elmsford Lucilla Hunt Hastings Genevieve Jewett Mamaroneck Walter Ferndon Mount Vernon K. D. Ingle Port Chester Rosalind Rieman Purchase

Reynolds Completes 3.5 Mile Island Swim Round Trip

Wendell Reynolds of Heathcote road swam from Manursing Island Beach Club to Captain's Island and back last Sunday. The 3100 yard distance yields over three and a half miles round trip, a feat not on record at the club. Reynolds is summering with parents in Scarsdale and will return to Harvard in the fall.

Wendell Reynolds Heathcote Road Manursing Island Captain's Island Reynolds Manursing Scarsdale Harvard

Angell & Co. Expand Staff With Two New Associates

Angell & Co. announces the addition of two new associates. Charles Y. Grayson, a two year resident, brings office appliances sales and publishing background to the firm. W C Morris Wiley recently moved from Brooklyn and has twenty years in real estate.

Baltimore Washington Richmond Grayson Noiseless Typewriter Company New York City Remington Typewriter Company Ferncliff Road

Loew Opens Large Mount Vernon Movie House

Marcus Loew adds a major Westchester cinema in Mount Vernon at Stevens avenue and Wilson place with 2500 seats. A thirteen piece orchestra and a large organ provide music while stars like Douglas Fairbanks Mary Pickford Gloria Swanson and Charlie Chaplin are featured. The theater uses a new cooling system with soft green lighting and bright chintz covered chairs.

Westchester County Marcus Loew Mount Vernon Stevens Avenue Wilson Place Douglas Fairbanks Mary Pickford Gloria Swanson Charlie Chaplin

Scarsdale Scouts Earn Eagle Badge At Camp Curtis

Four Scarsdale boys, William G. Zimmerman, Howard F. Zimmerman, Thomas Tarbox, and Harry Hodges, won Eagle Scout badges at Camp Read Curtis Mahopac. The ceremony honors the highest Boy Scout rank requiring twenty one merit badges. The Fenimore Cooper Council presided as a new mess hall at Camp Read was dedicated with speeches, greetings, and badge presentations.

William and Howard Zimmerman Thomas Tarbox Harry Hodges Camp Curtis Scarsdale Read Mahopac William G. Zimmerman Howard F. Zimmerman William A. Zimmerman Nelson Road Thomas E. Tarbox Post Road F. H. Hodges Grand Boulevard Fenimore Cooper Council of Boy Scouts Camp Read J. Oakley Hobby Jr G. P. Payson Duncan Read Samuel Grafflin James E. West

Abandon Baby Contest Due to Infantile Paralysis Risk

Scarsdale officials warn of infantile paralysis outbreaks in nearby towns. Parents told to keep children under sixteen at home or in cars, avoid gatherings, beaches, churches, theaters, and Sunday School. Quarantine ordered for contacts of a Hartsdale case. one paralysis case reported locally.

Scarsdale Community Service Brook Street Board of Health Village of Hartsdale Walter C. Tilden Greenburgh Tilden

6th Vote Victory Anniversary Observed With Radio Tea

Westchester county hosts radio tea events Wednesday afternoon August 26 to honor the suffrage victory anniversary. Carrie Chapman Catt will deliver The Next Step on WEAF at four o clock, addressing suffrage and world peace actions. Local leaders gather at a New York luncheon to honor Catt and Mary Garrett Hay and recount the 1915 17 suffrage fight.

Carrie Chapman Catt Briarcliff WEAF Women’s City Club Mary Garrett Hay Westchester Committee Westchester County League of Women Voters Cooper Union New York State Fifth Avenue Suffrage Association

Briarcliff Lodge Hosts Sunday Musical With Local Singers

Miss Elsie Bishop principal of the Master School of Music Brooklyn will be soloist at Briarcliff Lodge Sunday evening. She will sing ballads with accompanist Charles King. Dorsey Whittington will perform a group of Schubert Brahms and Chopin works. The events attract many summer residents.

Elsie Bishop Master School of Music Brooklyn Briarcliff Lodge

Peekskill State Camp to Welcome 87th NY National Guard Brigade

Officers at Peekskill State Camp prepare for the arrival of the 87th brigade of the New York National Guard infantry including the 165th regiment. Brigadier General George R. Dyer of New York City commands the unit to be reviewed by Governor Alfred Smith during his sole Peekskill visit this season, with Major General Charles W. Berry also present.

Peekskill 87Th Brigade New York National Guard 165Th New York City George R. Dyer Alfred Smith Charles W. Berry

Woman's Club Describes Pine Blight As Saw Fly Pest

A Scarsdale estate had two pine trees studied by Westchester County Farm Bureau official Curtis who identified the insect as a saw fly rather than the feared gypsy moth. Nurserymen Bonnar and another expert disagreed initially, but Curtis confirmed the found larva is smooth and not hairy, easing fears of quarantine.

Scarsdale Westchester County Farm Bureau Curtis Bureau Spruce John Bonnar Bonnar Mr. Curtis Mount Kisco

Scarsdale Group Seeks Garden Produce for White Plains Hospital

Mrs. A. O. Greist chairs the Scarsdale Woman's Club committee for fruits and vegetables for White Plains Hospital. She urges residents to donate garden produce, noting last year's savings of about $300 and inviting telephoned pickup for those unable to bring items to the club.

A. O. Greist Scarsdale

5000 Volunteers In Firemen's Parade In Mamaroneck

Scarsdale Fire Company No 1 joined 5000 volunteers in the Firemen's Association of New York State parade in Mamaroneck. About 25,000 spectators lined the route as ninety companies and thirty bands competed for silver loving cups awarded by the association.

Scarsdale Fire Company No. 1 Mamaroneck Firemen’s Association of New York State State Firemen’s Association Mamaroneck Avenue Palmer Avenue Prospect Avenue Boston Post Road Police Mamaroneck Elks Club Port Chester Elmsford Mount Kisco Spring Valley Brewster Harrison Oceans George W. Burton J. F. Hunter George Mertz Association

Scarsdale Woman's Club at Varian's Tavern Featured

The Christian Science Monitor notes Scarsdale's Varian's Tavern historic role as the Albany Post road stop and current headquarters of the Scarsdale Woman's Club. The piece describes the tavern’s colonial furnishings and the club’s emergence as a prominent state organization.

Scarsdale Fox Meadow

New West Scarsdale Hotel and duplex homes planned

Parkway Associates announce a large hotel will be built along the Bronx Parkway north of Harney avenue extending to Scarsdale Station. Belmoy Corporation, led by Beeler Engineering, buys 35 acres from the Simon Estate and plans a direct highway to Scarsdale Station plus two four story Spanish architecture duplex buildings. Negotiations proceed to lease the hotel to a noted New York hotel operator.

Bronx Parkway Harney Avenue Scarsdale Station Parkway Associates Corporation Randolph Everett Jacobs Fox Meadow Estates Belmoy Corporation Simon Beeler Engineering Company New York

Automobile Men Take Part in Field and Water Sports

Chevrolet dealers and sales staff from the Tarrytown zone will join 500 representatives from Connecticut New York and New Jersey for a Briarcliff Lodge outing on August 27 featuring a clambake golf tennis swimming carnival and a canoe tilting contest. Delegates from Malone and Ogdensburg will also participate under J L Murphy who heads the athletic program. The event includes a round robin tug of war with dealers from three states.

Chevrolet Tarrytown Briarcliff Lodge Briarcliff Manor Connecticut New York New Jersey Malone Ogdensburg Canadian J. L. Murphy

Hall of Fame unveils two female busts

Busts of actress Charlotte Cushman and novelist Harriet Beecher Stowe were unveiled in the Hall of Fame. The event highlights notable women in arts and letters with the ceremony drawing local officials and admirers.

Charlotte Cushman Harriet Beecher Stowe Hall of Fame

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Dunn Losee Manursing Island Club Captain’s Island C. Y. Grayson W. C. M. Wiley Greenacres Loew County William Briarcliff Musical Peekskill State Camp Woman’s Club Monitor W. P. Hospital Woman’s Club Committee Atwater West Scarsdale Simon Land
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