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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1949

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Tenth Grade to Stay at Edgemont for Next Year

The Edgemont school board voted unanimously to keep the 10th grade at Edgemont next year instead of sending them to Scarsdale High School. Moving students would cost about 14 500 plus transport, making a one year transfer impractical. The plan relies on a new primary school west of Central Ave due by Sept 1950 to free space. The board set a Feb 10 meeting in the Edgemont library.

Edgemont Scarsdale Central Ave Edgemont School Library

Footbridge Proposed Over Rail Tracks In Eastchester

North Eastchester Civic Association recommended a footbridge over the New York Central at Brambach Road to stop children cutting across the tracks to the movies and local shops. The plan, discussed at James Fenimore Cooper School, will be presented to the Eastchester Town Council with lighting proposals.

New York Central Brambach Rd North Eastchester Jane Hoffman Louis Gatto John Douglas George D. Leary William C. Stohldrier

Edwin Robitzek Elected President of Alumni

The New York Military Academy Alumni Association announces Edwin Robitzek of Fort Hill Village as president of the National Alumni Association. Robitzek, a 1928 graduate, heads Robitzek Fuel Co. of Mount Vernon and serves as a Major in the Active Reserves. He is married to Dorothy Westall and has two daughters.

New York Military Academy Alumni Association Edwin Robitzek Fort Hill Village National Alumni Association Robitzek Academy University of Pennsylvania Larchmont Robitzek Fuel Co Mount Vernon Dorothy Westall White Plains Marylin Carol Westchester Country Club General Alumni Association of Mount Vernon Kiwanis Club American Legion Post Scarsdale

Town Club discusses parking meters policy

The Town Club met last night to vote on keeping parking meters and extending their use in the business section. The Inquirer had gone to press, and a full report will appear next week.

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Village Board Regular Meeting Notice

The Village Board will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday at 8 30 at the Village Hall. Members will address standard agenda items and public comments may be heard.

Church News and Obituaries and Society Pages Listed

The index lists sections for Church News Pages 20 21 Editorials Page 14 Obituaries Page 22 School News Pages 16 17 Society Pages 18 19 Theatres Page 23 Woman's Club Page 15.

Church Woman's Club

Village waste paper drive enters 31st collection

Waste paper must be at the curb before 1 p.m. Sunday for the village’s 31st collection. Trucks from the Americana Legion and Scarsdale Boy Scouts will pick up in the afternoon rain or shine. Proceeds benefit the Legion Scouts Red Cross and the village.

Post Americana Legion Scarsdale Boy Scouts Legion Scouts The Red Cross Village

Open House Talk by Dr Lane at Greenacres P T A

The Greenacres School hosts the second of four talks on Education and World Citizenship. Dr Howard A Lane, NYU School of Education professor, will discuss the school's role in developing world citizenship.

Greenacres P.T.A Lane Howard A. Lane Greenacres Howard Lane New York University School of Education Wayne University Detroit Police Department American Council On Education Social Science Hampton Institute Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers National Nursery School Association Betty Zino Marie Turbow Margaret Rowlett

Arthur Manor Votes on Pay-Go and Parking Meters

The Arthur Manor Association approved pay-as-you-go by 27 to 20 and parking meters by 26 to 12 at a Wednesday night meeting at Edgewood School. Malcolm Spence urged pay-go while George B. Clifton argued against it. E Newton Wilmington backed meters. Edward Grey opposed them. A nominating committee including Mrs. Wilmington and Mrs. Madill was named for March 9 officer elections.

Arthur Manor Association Edgewood Malcolm Spence Special Town Club George B. Clifton E. Newton Wilmington Town Club Edward Grey Wilmington Grey Paul van Schaick Ralph Madill

Girl Scout Council Reports Record Membership in Scarsdale

Miss Muriel Smith announces Scarsdale Girl Scout Council reached its largest enrollment with 940 girls and 215 adults in 1948. Brownies 347, Intermediate 539, Seniors 54, reflecting growth to over 1 000 registered. Service drives like Clothes for Friendship shipped 350 outfits abroad via American Friends Service Committee. emphasis on democratic living leadership and service.

Scarsdale Muriel Smith Miss Smith Girl Scouts Pro American Friends Service Committee

Edgemont Ice Carnival Postponed Pending Thicker Ice

Edgemont plans to hold the Ice Carnival on the first Saturday that ice forms thick enough for skating. Residents watch the pond and WFAS will broadcast the notice. The Boy Scouts under Christopher Fearon will guard the ice in shifts with first aid and parade duties planned.

Crane Pond Edgemont WFAS Christopher Fearon

Green Knolls-Greenvale elects Harvey as president

John A. Harvey of 52 Stratford Rd was elected president of the Green Knolls-Greenvale Community Association at its annual meeting held at the James Fenimore Cooper School on Monday evening January 17. He succeeds Christian W. Kuhn and will serve with officers Harold Leaf Charles Rein and Mrs Wentworth Gantt.

John A. Harvey Stratford Rd Green Knolls Green Knolls-Greenvale Association Harold Leaf Charles Rein Warwick Ave Wentworth Gantt Gilbert Walker Downer Ave Kuhn Vincent Bellew Eastchester California and Highland Avenues Bellew

Germany's Future Is Topic Of Talk By Dulles

Allen Welsh Dulles will discuss Germany's future east or west on Wednesday evening January 26 at 8 30 in the Edgemont School auditorium. The Greenville Republican Club hosts the event inviting all interested to attend. Dulles brother of John Foster Dulles has Princeton AB and MA from 1914 and 1916 and spent ten years in the diplomatic service including Austria Germany Switzerland and Turkey. He served with the American Commission to negotiate peace in Paris 1918 and in Constantinople in 1920.

Germany East Allen Welsh Dulles Edgemont School Dulles Greenville Republican Club Mr. Dulles John Foster Dulles Princeton Uni Austria Switzerland Turkey Paris Constantinople

Edgewood PTA to Hear Dr Anderson on Education Trends

The Fox Meadow PTA invites members to a Monday meeting featuring Dr Walter A Anderson of Walbrook Road speaking on Current Trends in American Education He leads the NYU School of Education Administration and Supervision and chairs the American Society for Curriculum Development This session replaces a previously announced speaker with Kenneth W Vaughn unable to appear Coffee and Lanka will be served at 8 PM.

Walter A. Anderson Walbrook Rd Fox Meadow Anderson University of Montana Minneapolis Minnesota Kenneth W. Vaughn

Clergymen and doctors back Albany euthanasia bill petition

Supporters of a proposed Albany euthanasia bill include Jewish and Protestant clergy. Signatories include Rev John Henry Bell, Rev Dr George Hugh Smyth of Scarsdale, and Rev Clifford H Vessey of White Plains Community Church. Scarsdale doctors signing the petition are Dr Fris H Edwards, Dr Julius Hammer, Dr Anthony R Jirus, Dr Berton Lattin, and Dr Frederick Paulen. Dr Janet B Davies of Hartsdale is also listed.

Albany John Henry Bell George Hugh Smyth Scarsdale Clifford H. Vessey White Plains Fris H. Edwards Julius Hammer Anthony R. Jirus Berton Lattin Frederick Paulen Janet B. Davies Hartsdale

Women Democrats To Elect Jan 28th

Miss Angela Parisi of the Democratic State Committee will be guest speaker at the Scarsdale Women's Democratic Club annual meeting on Friday January 28 at 2 PM at the Woman's Club. Her topic is The Outlook for 1949. Luncheon will precede the meeting and a short business session will include a nominating committee slate led by Mrs. E Newton Wilmington. Reservations can be made with Mrs. Edward Perry at 42 Claremont Rd.

Angela Parisi Democratic State Committee Scarsdale

Brooks Potter stresses family life at Scarsdale gathering

Brooks Potter urged focus on living well for family stability at the Scarsdale Community Service annual dinner. He cited a changing society, the rise of family counseling, and the need for strong families to meet social tests while noting local agency shifts to voluntary fees and ongoing licensing for dogs.

Brooks Potter Boston Family Service Association of America Scarsdale Community Service Woman's Club Raymond Atwood Robert Calvert Scarsdale Mr. Potter

Books for Peace drive boosts reading rooms in Germany

Scarsdale community launches Books for Peace to supply German Zone reading rooms with English language books. The effort, aided by the American Library Association, asks residents to donate good condition fiction non fiction children’s books textbooks and magazines, with cartons placed at the clubhouse and Scarsdale Library.

Stuttgart Scarsdale United States Germany Scarsdale Woman's Club Scarsdale Library American Library Association Books For Burnham Finney Payson Gates

Neale Elected President of Westchester Clearing House

J Henry Neale of Scarsdale National Bank and Trust was elected president at the annual meeting held at the Hotel Gramatan. He succeeds Howard P Parker of Rye National Bank who retires after two years. John F Boland of First National Bank and Trust in Tuckahoe remains vice president. Maurice Krickl reelected secretary as of December 31 1948 the association held 439 million in resources. The annual dinner is set for February 8 at the Waldorf Astoria New York.

J. Henry Neale Lockwood Rd Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company Westchester Clearing House Association Gramatan Neale Howard P. Parker Rye National Bank First National Bank and Trust Company Tuckahoe John F. Boland Maurice Krickl Garth Woods Apartments Westchester County Waldorf- Astoria Hotel New York City

Savings and Loan Association to Open Scarsdale Branch

The New Rochelle Federal Savings and Loan Association will open a Scarsdale branch in the main business section within weeks. Selden W. Ostrom, president, announced at the 60th annual meeting that approval came this week from the Home Loan Bank Board in Washington, D. C. The branch will offer complete savings services and the same facilities as the main office.

New Rochelle Federal Savings and Loan Association Scarsdale Selden W. Ostrom Home Loan Bank Board Washington, D. C Ostrom Association

Weather report from village cooperative observer

Last week temperatures reported by A W Ed derbuttel show daily highs and lows: January 12 35 and 27. January 13 44 and 80. January 14 45 and 1. January 15 37 and 15. January 16 54 and 25. January 17 54 and 25. January 18 50 and 26.

A. W. Edderbuttel

Foster Receives Full Ambassador Rank in Foreign Service

William C. Foster of 25 Kensington Rd is appointed by President Truman to full Ambassador in the U S Foreign Service. He has served as Under Secretary of Commerce 1946–48 and as Deputy U S Special Representative in Europe with ECA. A World War I pilot, he earned the Medal for Merit in World War II and has long held leadership roles in Scarsdale civil groups.

William C. Foster Kensington Rd Truman Foreign Service of United States Ambassador Foster U. S Europe ECA Scarsdale Town Club

Three Sports Films At Scarsdale Canteen Tonight

Three sports films screen tonight at Scarsdale High School Recreation Canteen Swimming and Diving Aces Brothers Golfers Touchdown. Admission is free. Canteen hours run Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons. Tod Connor and John Townsend head the program with motion pictures snacks and music.

Scarsdale High School Tod Connor John Townsend

Scarsdale Health Dept Reports No New Illnesses

The Health Department announced a clean bill of health for Scarsdale with no new cases of communicable diseases reported last week.

Scarsdale Health Department

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Board of Education News Index Arthur Manor Scarsdale Gun Club Scarsdale Recreation Department Photos By John Gass Girl Scout Organization Edgemont Carnival Jack Frost Beverley Compton Bronxville Greenvale Harvey Allen Dulles Lotte Jacobi Allen W. Dulies P.T.A Dr. Anderson Democrats Clearing House Weather Report
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