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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1928

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Scarsdale Bank Posts Sharp 1927 Growth in Deposits and Resources

Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company reports deposits of 3 947 578 98 on December 31 1927, up 724 282 46 from 1926. Total resources rose to 4 768 439 43 from 4 046 195 81, a 17 8 percent gain. Interest and Savings deposits grew to 1 286 677 87 with 2 915 depositors, while 1920s start of the department shows 80 669 89 for 343 depositors.

Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company Rush Wilson Scarsdale National Bank

Play Presented For Woman's Club by Wayside Players

Four of the Wayside Players entertained the Scarsdale Woman's Club with Joint Owners in Spain a one act comedy by Alice Brown. The cast included Mary Lawrence Linda Wyckoff Hazel Schwarz and Marion Keating portraying Mrs Mitchell Mrs Fullerton Miss Dyer and Mrs Blair at the Old Ladies Home. The play humorously depicts life in a home with the placid matron and elderly residents. The performance followed a brief business meeting and was previously staged January 26 1923.

Woman's Club Spain Alice Brown Mary Lawrence Mitchell Old Ladies’ Home Linda Wyckoff Scarsdale

Scarsdale Letter Carriers Plan First Benefit Night

The Scarsdale Letter Carriers Association will stage its first annual entertainment and reception on February 21, 1928 at 8:15 PM in the Scarsdale High School auditorium. Proceeds go to the sickness and death benefit fund of the local branch.

Scarsdale Letter Carriers Association National Organization Scarsdale High School

Bridge parties discontinued at Woman's Club

The monthly bridge events will be halted until the club relocates to its new quarters on Drake road. Mrs. Edward Raymond, committee chair, announced the decision this week.

The Woman's Club Drake Road Edward Raymond

Village implements two hour parking in Searsdale district

The Searsdale Village Board approved an ordinance restricting Spencer Place parking to two hours to ease disruption from the Harwood building excavation. The measure, introduced by George B. Clifton, takes effect January 24 and ends parking on the east side of Chase Road.

Searsdale Harwood Village Board Spencer Place East Parkway Chase Road George B. Clifton

Dr Fama to Speak On Fascism at St James Meeting

Dr Charles Fama of the Bronx will lecture to the Men's Chapter of the Church of St James the Less on Fascism. He warns it is subtler and more dangerous than Bolshevism and opposes its spread in America among Italian immigrants.

Men’s Chapter St. James the Less Charles Fama Bronx Church of St. James the Less Church House Fama

P. O. Truck Upset Injures Four in Scarsdale Crash

A parcel post truck from the Scarsdale Post Office overturned on its right side at School Lane and Overhill Road when steering gear failed. Four men were treated for cuts and bruises, with Andrew Wadleton of Tuckahoe hospitalized for serious facial and head injuries. The vehicle was badly wrecked.

Scarsdale School Lane Overhill Road

Station Park plans shelved by New York Central

Village officials announced that the New York Central Railroad would pause plans to lease and develop station park property between the East Parkway area and Popham road in Scarsdale. A single small building may be built on the west side of the tracks near the Tavern, with parking space discussed to relieve crowded village streets.

New York Central East Parkway Popham Road Warren W. Cunningham Arthur Boniface Starbuck Popham Road Bridge New York Central Railroad Scarsdale Schulte Realty Company Cunningham Boniface

Republican Women Luncheon At Waldorf Astoria

Women from across New York State attend the seventh annual luncheon of the Women’s National Republican Club at the Waldorf Astoria. Guest of honor is Andrew Mellon the Treasury secretary. Speakers include William Butler Mrs Julius Kahn and Julian Mason. Yonkers’ Mrs Frances Winslow chairs the committee. Westchester reservations include Mrs Herbert Shonk and Mrs James.

New York State Westchester County Women's National Republican Club Waldorf- Astoria Andrew W. Mellon Treasury of United States William Butler Republican National Committee Julius Kahn Congress California Julian Mason New York Evening Post Frances Winslow Yonkers Westchester Herbert Shonk James

New Traffic Lights In Village Activate

New signal lights began operating Monday afternoon in the village. Red and green signals control day and after eight at night with a blinker warning for a cross street when traffic is light.

Re-elect Directors At Hartsdale Bank

The annual meeting re-elected the present directors of Hartsdale National Bank. Edward Raymond announced a 10000 surplus addition bringing total surplus to 30000 and total resources to 839579.29. The bank reports growing savings and checking accounts with 1500 accounts.

Hartsdale Bank Hartsdale National Bank Edward Raymond The John W. Appel, Jr Dubois Beale R. E. Christie, Jr F. E. Geddes E. M. Hoffman E. T. Holsapple J. D. Lester T. C. Press, Jr E. Robison William H. Seely J. B. Willoughby Henry J. Zehder

Five Athletes to Speak at Scarsdale Football Dinner

Five well known athletes associated with college sports will speak at the sixth annual Scarsdale High School football dinner. The event on January 20 at Scarsdale Golf Club honors the undefeated Scarsdale team and recognizes other sports as well.

Scarsdale Golf Club Men of Scarsdale

Science Education Highlighted by Lincoln School Address

Professor Holland Sperry spoke to the Greenburgh School No. 6 Parent Teacher Association on science as taught to young children. He introduced Curriculum Making in the Lincoln School as a reference for those seeking detailed knowledge.

Sperry Lincoln School Greenburgh Holland Sperry Greenburgh School No

Building Code Extensively Amended

The Scarsdale Village Board adopted extensive amendments to the building code after months of study. A citizens committee and a board committee reviewed proposals over more than a year, with final changes approved Tuesday night and the new code to take effect February 1.

Scarsdale Village Board

New Trustees Elected to Scarsdale Foundation Six Year Terms

Donald G. Ross Mrs James Baird and Arthur F Driscoll were elected trustees for six years to expire in 1934 at a meeting of public officials. Retiring trustees are Max Goldsmith Mrs Linus Keating and Ralph Underhill. The foundation began in November 1923 as a community trust for Scarsdale with bequests donations and contributions directed to civic educational moral and physical needs of the community. Trustees are elected by a committee of public officials.

Donald G. Ross James Baird Arthur F. Driscoll Scarsdale Foundation Max Goldsmith Linus Keating Ralph I. Underhill

Scarsdale District Votes to Realign School Attendance

Scarsdale School District No 2 will join District No 1 next fall, transferring Heathcote area pupils. Henry D. Bulkeley explained the petition from Heathcote for admission to District 1 to access its high and elementary schools rather than Griffin Avenue schools. Details map the Weaver street to Mamaroneck road area into District 1.

Scarsdale First Distr Henry D. Bulkeley Board of Education Heathcote Griffin Avenue Weaver Street Mamaroneck Road

Appeals On Building Anchorage Question

Randolph H. Almirody, architect, appealed the Building Inspector William Livingston's ruling on anchoring four inch cinder blocks in a rubble stone wall. The Village Board sustained the inspector's decision after Tuesday night proceedings concerning Fox Meadow construction.

William Livingston Randolph H. Almirody Fox Meadow

White Plains Hospital Treated 3418 Patients in 1927

The annual report of the superintendent shows 3418 patients treated in 1927 at White Plains Hospital. It records 1315 operations and 293 births during that year.

White Plains Hospital

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Scarsdale Bank Woman’s Dr. Fama P. O Station Park Mellon National Club E. K. Hall Dartmouth Foundation Public Officials. Com C. F. Quins
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