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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1925

Page

5

Scarsdale Inquirer Notices and Publication Details

The Scarsdale Inquirer lists publication notes with second class matter status dated November 18, 1919. It provides office details at Wayside Inn Post Road Scarsdale NY telephone Scarsdale 624 and notes before Wednesday afternoon deadline for communications and ads. Subscriptions are 3 dollars annually and ten cents per issue. Advertising rates are 60 cents per column inch with a contract rate of 50 cents for eight or more insertions.

Scarsdale N. Y Ander Wayside Inn Telephone The Scarsdale Inquirer

Scarsdale Faces Growth and Change in Community Charm

Scarsdale's population rise and estate subdivision push the village toward modernization. Community leaders and residents must balance preserving its country-town atmosphere with rising real estate values and new planning rules. Individual landowners shape the future by decisions on sale and subdivision, impacting character and density.

Scarsdale New York Planning Commission

Dr Wallace Buttrick Appointed to Scarsdale Board of Education

George A Harwood writes to praise Dr Wallace Buttrick for his long career in education and philanthropy. He notes Buttrick’s leadership roles with the General Educational Board and China Medical Board, international ties, and extensive funding to arts and sciences, medical education, and Negro institutions. He pledges continued support as Buttrick retires from active duties.

the Inquirer Board of Education Wallace Buttrick New York Rochester Theological Seminary New Haven St. Paul Albany General Educational Board United States John D. Rockefeller Buttrick South International Education Board Comees China Medical Board England Rockefeller Foundation International Health Board Pekin Union Medical College Board University of Rochester L.H.D Union L.L.D Bowdoin Scarsdale George A. Harwood

Late Queen Had Sense of Humor

Professor William Starr Myers of Princeton paid tribute to the late Queen Mother Alexandra during his fourth lecture before the Scarsdale Woman's Club Current Events Section on December 4. He praised her humor as a unifying force across the British Empire and noted evolving political trends in Canada and Europe as he discussed Mussolini Spain and Belgium's currency efforts.

Alexandra William Starr Myers Princeton Scarsdale Canada Myers la Follette United States Italy Mussolini Spain

Culture and Thought in a Materialistic Era

The piece cites Dr. Nichols Murray Butler urging culture over materialism and condemning prejudice in public discourse as a defense of freedom. It urges a broader spiritual view against greed and decay while praising Columbia University leadership for direct critique of propagandists. A humorous aside presents a child’s jab at girls and a quip on Paul Revere and Dawes for equal credit to the midnight ride.

Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University William Dawes Paul Revere Dawes

Younger Generation Spars Over The Stag Line Debate

The article discusses a clash between Ellin Mackay and William T. Adee in The New Yorker over youth culture and party life. Adee critiques the dance scene while noting youthful restlessness and jazz fixation, and both contend with maturity and what constitutes suitable social behavior.

The New Yorker William T. Adee Ellin Mackay William Ellin

Europe Brightens Figure After Locarno Treaty Signing

Professor Myers says the Locarno Treaty marks a turning point in history and foresees a brighter European outlook as the new ministry takes hold and forward prospects rise.

Myers Europe

Safety Disks Distributed by Westchester Dealers

Westchester County automobile dealers and garages join the Public Safety Bureau to place safety disks on cars to promote accident prevention. Colonel Carl F. Hartmann says many disks have been distributed and demand is rising as public awareness grows. Owners may contact their dealer or the Public Safety Bureau in White Plains for disks.

Westchester County Public Safety Bureau Westchester County Chamber of Commerce Westchester Roads Carl F. Hartmann Colonel Hartmann Hartmann Marx Building White Plains

Shutup-Goo'bye Called For By Child Prodigy Phrase

A playful writer argues for adopting the phrase Shutup-Goo'bye as a concise political and social shortcut. The author cites uses from the League of Nations talks to New York politics and radio chatter, urging wider adoption despite playful caution.

John Goo'bye League of Nations Turkey New York Nicholas Longworth Home Rule Association Coolidge Mitchell War Navy Departments Dayton

Greenacres Association Annual Celebration Set for December 14

The Greenacres Association announces its annual meeting entertainment in the Hitchcock Memorial Church community room at 8 p.m. Officers note a successful year with votes on Bronx Parkway and Fox Meadow matters. Two free tickets will be issued on request, extra tickets available for members' guests. The program includes the Con way Brothers quartet, Creole Ramblers from Alabama, Zanci ga mind readers, and solo singing by Roswell C. Peardon. Watches or jewelry not the association’s responsibility.

Greenacres Association Hitchcock Memorial Church Greenacres Bronx Parkway Fenimore Fox Meadow Conway Brothers Alabama Zanciga Roswell C. Peardon

Ladies Aid collects 35 at Trinity Lutheran entertainment

The Ladies Aid of Trinity Lutheran Church raised thirty five dollars at an event hosted by Mrs. D Hahnenfeld on Edgemont Road. Two piano pieces by Mrs. Joseph Hagenauer and two vocal solos by Mrs. Louis Rice highlighted the afternoon.

Ladies Aid Trinity Lutheran Church D. Hahnenfeld Edgemont Road Joseph Hagenauer Louis Rice

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