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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1947

Page

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Waste Paper Drive Set for Sunday in Scarsdale

Scarsdale prepares its twentieth waste paper collection on Sunday January 12 starting at 1 PM with Green Knolls and Greenville joining civic groups and fire departments. Girl Scouts benefit from proceeds toward an outdoor fireplace at Scout House, while Legionnaires and Scouts remain on duty.

Scarsdale Green Knolls Greenville Civic Association Legionnaires Scout House J. Bradford Ricketts

Miss Phelps Survives Coastline Plane Crash Beach Landing

Miss Patricia Phelps daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Phelps of 19 Overlook Road returned home early Monday after an American Airlines DC 3 failed to land during a east coast snowstorm. The plane ran aground near Jones Beach Long Island after diversions through Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington. All aboard survived with minor injuries while pilots suffered facial and arm cuts from shattered glass.

Patricia Phelps A. W. Phelps Overlook Road University of Arizona At Tucson American Airlines LaGuardia New York Baltimore Washington, D. C Miss Phelps Washington Philadelphia Jones Beach Long Island Coast Guard Station LaGuardia Field University of Arizona

Scarsdale Red Cross Names Home Service Chairmen

Mrs. Philip J. Ross is named chairman of Home Service with Mrs. Jack Fawcett as co chairwoman by the Scarsdale Branch of the American Red Cross. The program supports veterans and active service members and seeks new recruits with training courses starting January 22 at the Westchester Chapter in White Plains.

Philip J. Ross Home Service Scarsdale American Red Cross Jack Fawcett Westchester White Plains Harwood Building

Church sections listed across multiple pages and pages indicated

Index shows sections including Editorial Pages 12, Schools Page 16, Theatres Page 21 and society pages 14 15, women’s club Page 17, men in service Page 13, NEWS INDEX for Church News Pages 18 and 19

Woman's Club

Legion Commander Walter Myers Fractures Arm in Garage Fall

Walter E. Myers of Mamaroneck Road, commander of the American Legion drive, fell in his home garage and fractured his arm just below the shoulder. He was treated at White Plains Hospital and remained there until Wednesday afternoon. He voiced continued support for waste paper drives.

American Legion Walter E. Myers Mamaroneck Road White Plains

Melchior to Speak To Scout Mothers At Lunch Monday

Oliver W. Melchior the Scarsdale High School senior boys dean will speak on Scouting as an aid to character development at a Scout Mothers Club luncheon. The event January 13 at the Scout House includes a hot buffet by the executive board and several troop mothers assisting. Melchior previously taught at Friends School in Baltimore, served in the Navy, and worked with General MacArthur in Tokyo before arriving in Scarsdale in 1935.

Boy Scout Mothers’ Club Scout House Albert Swanson Kevney O'Connor Robert Chamberlain Robert Estes Edward Morley Edward Angales Royal Lord Albert Tidwell Oliver W. Melchior Scarsdale High School Scarsdale Melchior Friends School Baltimore Navy Sampson Seventh Fleet General MacArthur Tokyo

Architects' Claim Settled Over Edgemont School Building

York and Sawyer architects were paid 15040.89 for services on Edgemont School plans, with 9595.11 previously paid and 9850 covered by New York State Post War Planning Commission funds. The district budget included a 50000 provision inflating taxes. excess taxes will carry forward to 47 48. Estimated project cost was 600000 with a 600000 bond approved in 1945. bids in 1946 exceeded estimates and the May meeting canceled the project.

York and Sawyer Edgemont Board of Education New York State Post-War Planning Commission

Social Studies Teaching Studied at Edgemont

Eugene Exman chairs the Edgemont community education committee meeting on January 13 at 8 15 p m at Edgemont School to discuss social studies teaching aims and curriculum. A sub committee on the community survey met Wednesday to present population growth reports for the coming years with details to follow.

Community Committee On Eugene Exman Edgemont Exman

New York County Supervisors Elect New Leaders for Year

The Board of Supervisors named new leaders at its first meeting on Monday. William F. Horan of Eastchester becomes chairman with E. Gosman Halsey Jr. of Peekskill as minority leader, and Alex J. Cooke Jr. of Yonkers completes the trio. Richard H. Levet of White Plains becomes budget committee chair, with Robert B. Stewart of New Castle out. The chairmen each receive an extra 1200 dollars on top of salaries.

Board of Supervisors William F. Horan Eastchester E. Gosman Halsey, Jr Peekskill Alex J. Cooke, Jr Yonkers Richard H. Levet White Plains Robert B. Stewart New Castle

Weekly Scarsdale Weather Averages From A W Edderbuttel

Weather data from Scarsdale cooperative observer A W Edderbuttel shows daily high and low temperatures for January 1 through January 7. Readings include highs from 29 to 87 degrees and lows from 10 to 32 degrees, with notable warm and cold swings across the week.

A. W. Edderbuttel Scarsdale

Scarsdale-Longview Votes for Playground

The Scarsdale-Longview Association votes to build a one acre playground on school land at Glen Dale Road. President Loring B. Andrews notes work will start in spring after favorable survey feedback. committee chair R Melville Anderson and members DeLeon Walsh Melvin H. Goff and Joseph F. Stilling named.

Glendale Road Scarsdale-Longview Loring B. Andrews Scarsdale-Longview Association Association R. Melville Anderson DeLeon Walsh Melvin H. Goff Joseph F. Stilling

Volunteer Firemen Back Paid-Staff Hour Reduction Plan

At Scarsdale Fire Department No 1 meeting January 2 in club rooms at Post and Popham, members voted to support paid members in reducing total weekly hours. Edward Grey announced an entertaining movie for the February meeting as plans for the year were discussed.

Scarsdale

Alcoholics Anonymous Opens Scarsdale Meeting

A new Alcoholics Anonymous group begins weekly Sunday meetings at 8 30 PM in the American Legion rooms Harwood Building Scarsdale. Open to anyone with an alcoholic problem or helping someone. Write to PO Box 56 Scarsdale for information. Confidentiality assured.

Westchester Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous Scarsdale American Legion Harwood Alcoholics Anonymous

Not Here Yet Dog Tags For 1947 Registration

Scarsdale residents awaiting 1947 dog licenses have not received tags at Village Hall. Those who already secured licenses will get tags by mail once they arrive, said Village Clerk Herman Steuernagel.

Scarsdale Herman Steuernagel

Seven Reappointed To County Posts

County Executive Herbert C. Gerlach reappointed seven officials to county posts and the Board of Supervisors confirmed the appointments on Monday. Terms run three to six years depending on the office, with names including Harry R. Patten Orie R. Kelly Lottie Dillon Dr J Russell Foshay Edwin G Ramsdell Harry E Colwell Margaret Loder William J Harper Ralph T Mumford and T Vincent Ehrbar Details notes include probation director and deputy jurors commissioner reappointments.

Herbert C. Gerlach Board of Supervisors Park Commission Harry R. Patten New Rochelle Orie R. Kelly White Plains Recreation Commission Lottie Dillon Larchmont Board of Health J. Russell Foshay Peekskill Edwin G. Ramsdell

Health report records two cases in Scarsdale last week

A health report lists one pneumonia case and one scarlet fever case in Scarsdale during the previous week, detailing illness types and local tally.

Scarsdale

School Board Adopts Special Salary Committee Report

The School Board unanimously approves the wage and salary report from a special committee for non teaching staff. Due to space, the full report will be printed in the next issue of The Inquirer.

Board of Education the Inquirer Scarsdale

Greenacres Association to present House of Magic show

The Greenacres Association invites Scarsdale residents to an 8:30 p.m. January 15 performance of General Electric’s House of Magic at the High School Auditorium. The one hour and fifteen minute show features scientific wonders and a Venus shadow demonstration, with no admission charge.

General Electric Greenacres Association Scarsdale House of Magic General Electric Company Floyd Gibbons W. H. Reger

Fewer Pupils Reported in Scarsdale Schools

Superintendent Vernon G. Smith told the Board of Education that Scarsdale schools show a net decline of fifteen pupils from the previous year. The high school has nine fewer pupils, the combined elementary schools six fewer, Edgewood up seventeen, Fox Meadow down twenty four, and Greenacres up one pupil.

Scarsdale Vernon G. Smith Board of Education Edgewood Fox Meadow Greenacres

Compensation Insurance Rule Clarified For Large Communities

The Inquirer retracts its prior push for household employee compensation insurance, clarifying the new law targets communities of 40 000 or more and requires a minimum forty eight hour work week. Affects residents in New Rochelle Yonkers Beech Hill Cotswold Edge mont Strathmore areas. coverage via any insurance agency.

The Inquirer New Rochelle Yonkers Beech Hill Cotswold Edgemont Strathmore

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