Agencies Contact Info For Sundays And Holidays
On Sundays and holidays call The Spink Agency White Plains 906 or the McKeel Agency White Plains 2504 for services.
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Spink
White Plains
McKeel
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
3
Westchester Building Boom Forecast Through December
The article notes a surge in new construction in Westchester with December activity likely to surpass last year. White Plains and Mount Vernon show declines from November, while Harrison Peekskill Scarsdale Larchmont Bronxville and Yonkers post notable gains in the period. Overall, fourteen leading municipalities report a 9.7 percent year over year increase and 0.4 percent rise versus October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
General Financial
Wall
Harrison
Peekskill
Scarsdale
Larchmont
Bronxville
Yonkers
Why Put College Prep Work First
A report notes varied occasions involving Miss Madeline Benedict and a party sent to the Children’s Court. The item highlights questions surrounding college prep work and its priority in the case, with focus on the individuals and their involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Court
Madeline Benedict
Psychiatrists Cite Child Welfare View Of Family Histories
Dr Elizabeth Adamson from the Psychiatric Clinic of the Department of Child Welfare outlined a holistic approach to diagnosing child troubles, stressing physical conditions must be treated first. She noted that children are often brought by others, not self-motivated, complicating help. Reverend Oliver Shaw Newell urged churches to provide more gifted Sunday School teachers, while Mrs Paul R Reynolds and Reverend Charles K Gilbert introduced the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Child Welfare
Elizabeth Adamson
Oliver Shaw Newell
Yonkers
Paul R. Reynolds
Scarsdale
Charles K. Gilbert
St. James the Less
Social Service Committee
Church
No Danger From City Water Says Tests Show
Village board reports tests show no danger in the city water supply. A meeting at the Bronx Parkway Commission discussed widening Hartsdale Parkway and, to ease traffic, a gradual curve into Fenimore road. It notes streetcar tracks may be removed if bus lines handle Post road service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Village Board
Arthur Boniface
Bronx Parkway Commission
Hartsdale Parkway
Fenimore Road
Scarsdale Considers Brush Fire Control and Crossing Fund
Mrs J E Johnson urges Scarsdale to adopt a nur ban on bonfires without police permission citing Massachusetts example. She notes dangerous brush fires last spring and asks village board to preserve the Fenimore road crossing fund for Westchester Park system use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway
Fenimore Road
Westchester County
J. E. Johnson
Scarsdale
Princess and the Goblins Play at Dyckman Hall
Girl scouts of troop 3 present The Silver Thread based on George MacDonald. Friday afternoon December 18 at four o'clock in Dyckman Hall. Cast includes The Princess Gwenda Vera May Clifton Cubert Rogene Corey Dame Morna Miriam Cook Mabina Victoria Ruggiero Colony Kingsley King Radnor Eileen Morrison The Woman from Beyond Anna Salter The Castle Guards Miriam Cook Thorwald Mildred Cook Edith Haines King Shadowoob Helen Cleaver Prince Slumpkin Harriet Senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 3
George MacDonald
Dyckman Hall
Gwenda
Kingsley King Radnor
Eileen Morrison
Woman
Sir Cesarate Tee Anna Salter
ASHTP
Miriam Cook Thorwald
Mildred Cook
Edith Haines King Shadowoob
Helen Cleaver
Prince Slumpkin
Harriet Senior
Princess and Goblins Adventure at the Miner Lad Cottage
A thrilling stage tale follows Cubert the miner lad as goblins plot to seize a princess hidden in his cottage. Tickets are via Anna Salter and cast members with proceeds aiding St. Christopher's Home Christmas work in Dobbs Ferry. Girl Scouts support gifts for one hundred children at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubert
Anna Salter
St. Christopher's Home
Dobbs Ferry
Troop 3
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Greenacres Association
Hitchcock Memorial Church
St. Peter's Church
Port Chester
Dyckman
Parent Teacher Association
William A. Neilson
Smith College
Scarsdale Men's Club
Fred I. Kent
Duckmhan
Inquirer
Harold P. Hyatt
Vera May
Clifton Cubert
Rogene
Corey Dame Morna
Miriam Cook
Mabina
Victoria’ Ruggiero Alcie
Princess
Green Fisher
East Parkway
H. A. Plassmann
THE
Scarsdale Supply CO
Lord Mottlesnout
Amy Betzig
Spencer
Spencer Corsets
Mary C. Mac Daniels
Brambach Avenue
WM. Brunneman
Briarcliff Laundry
Briarcliff
Station Park
Hartsdale
Bond Department
Investment Service
New York
the County Trust. CO
White Plains, N. Y
Honeywell
Tel
Scarsdale, N. Y
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