Publication Committee Names and Subscription Centers
The text lists the publication committee members led by Bieta ANBOM and Benj Edwards Assist. Editor Miss M A Dunn Subscription Manager Miss E T Hendrickson Secretary Walter S Fleming R 8 Ackerman Henry V C Fish and others. It also gives locations to buy papers and submit subscriptions at Mrs M C Fellows Scarsdale Post Office Mr Wm J Ferris Hart sdale Station and Mrs M R Houghtaling Railroad Avenue White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieta Anbom i Casvas
Accese 6
Sugnitor
Benj. Edwards
M. A. Dunn
E. T. Hendrickson
Walter S. Fleming
Ackerman Henry V. C. Fish
Alice Edwards
Phebe H. Ackerman
Grace Ackerman
M. C. Fellows
Scarsdale
Wm. J. Ferris
Hartsdale Station
M. R. Houghtaling
Railroad Avenue
White Plains
Merry Christmas Greeting to Readers
A festive Christmas message wishes readers a merry season and abundant good will to men, hoping hearts fill with cheer and kindness.
Special renewal discounts for The Scarsdale Inquirer
Subscriptions before January 10 offer bundled rates with partner publications. Options include The Scarsdale Inquirer paired with The National Stockman and Farmer for $1.89 yearly, plus combos with Stockman and Farmer, Woman's Home Companion, Everybody's Magazine, Success, Art Interchange, Arena, National Magazine, The Criterion, Ledger Monthly, Nickel and Good Times, totaling seven titles for $3.50 in the top tier. Additional multi-title bundles listed at varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scarsdale Inquirer
Stockman and Farmer
Woman's Home Companion
Everybody’s Magazine, Success
Woman’s Home Companion
the American Boy
Art Interchange
Everybody's Magazine
Success
the Scarsdale Inquirer
the Arena
National Magazine
Criterion
Ledger Monthly
Nickel and
Good Times
Why She Liked Scarsdale
Miss Agnes May Sullivan visits Scarsdale and after a fall on the Finley property regains vision, then returns to Manhattan as a successful businesswoman. Doctors note the fall’s shock improved her sight, surpassing prior electrical treatments. The piece touts Scarsdale as healthful for sore eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes May Sullivan
Harry Finley
Miss Sullivan
Scarsdale
Finley
Miss Setz
Brite
Manhattan
Alliance Social at Carpenter Home Delights White Plains Group
The White Plains Prohibition Alliance held a social at Mr. B. J. Carpenter’s Fennimore avenue home last Monday evening. About forty members and friends attended with music recitations shadow pictures cake and lemonade. Sleigh rides from White Plains added to the fun despite rain and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Mount Vernon Station Robbed by Strangers
Two strangers entered the Mount Vernon Harlem Railroad station after distracting agents William Ackerman and George Taylor. They cut a pane of glass, looted $126 in cash and checks, and escaped. Checks were stopped, no trace of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ackerman
Mount Vernon Harlem
George Taylor
Scarsdale Inquiry Seeks Local History Paper Ideas
Readers invited to share ideas for Local History Papers detailing Scarsdale points of interest. The note requests suggestions and welcomes information from residents or sources to enrich upcoming articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scarsdale Inquirer
Union Christmas Service Planned by Two Sunday Schools
Arthur Manor and White Plains Congregational Sunday Schools plan a union service on December 21 with Rev. Milton O. Littlefield of First Union Presbyterian Church addressing attendees at the combined event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Manor Sunday School
White Plains
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Scarsdale Magquirer
Arthur Man Publication Committee
Brambach Ave
Or Society of Christian Endeavor
N. Y
Nework
18Th Street
National Stockman and Farmer
Pittsburgh
Alliance Social
MT. Vernon
Chapin
Depot Square
Ss. Rich'tman
Emery & Carpenter
White Plains, N. Y
J. J. Haley
Railroad Ave
White Plains Lighting Co
Samuel Hopper & Co
D. Austin Sniffen, D. D. S
New York College of Dentistry
Church St
Union Service
Louis W Haight
Westchester
New York Telephone Co
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