Mothers' March on Polio Lights Up Scarsdale Doorsteps
Between seven and eight o'clock next Wednesday scores of women will ring neighbors' bells in Scarsdale asking for contributions to the March of Dimes campaign of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Mrs. Bernard Krosney, chairwoman, asks residents to turn on porch lights to assist the fund drive amid rising polio incidence. A lengthy list names neighborhood committees and captains across Arthur Manor South Scarsdale East Scarsdale Heathcote Quaker Ridge and other areas, with dozens of volunteers coordinating messages and collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Bernard Krosney
Arthur Manor
South Scarsdale
John Thies
James Robert Almy
Clarence Darling
Joseph Fitzgerald
John Fones
J. W. Holmes
Leonard Kane
Harvey Kaplan
Benson Landis
Henry Lipman
Jack Lohman
William Messer
James Meehan
Walter Morgan
Hutchinson Ryan
William Rodgers
L. H.eet
B. R. Wagenhall
William Webster
Allan Wilson
East Scarsdale-Heathcote
Henry Hofheimer, Jr
James Edward Reuter
Richard Reinecke
Robert Mayer
Henry McAdams
George Smith
John Hickey
Frank Gangemi
Oscar Sandberg
Robert Gitzen
Adrian Easton
Edward Hessberg
D. D. Strohmeier
Eliot Hirshberg
W. A. Tipton
Quaker Ridge
Robert Adelson
Mmes
Edgar Stix I
Richard Seidman
Larry Elliott
Bertram Liberman
East Quaker Ridge
Colonial Acres
George Szabad
Peter Meyer
Robert Goldenson
Norman Meglathery
Arthur Shapiro
Elmo Legg
Herbert Harris
Alfred Golden
Leo Wade
Scarsdale Downs
Arnold Drapin
Adolph Barrett
Allen McNeal
H. Lederman
William Price
Lester Strong
Wilfred Young
Berkley Scarsdale
John Crowley
Frederick Pfeiffer
Walter Bennett
George Brady
Alfred Phillips
Edward Murphy
Theodore MacClean
Lester Moore
Martin Clapp
Lawrence Dalton
Thomas Collery
Edgewood
Goodwin Weinberg
Paul Nottage
Alvin Ives
Benjamin Gates
Robert Kuhl
Andrew Paul
Norman Collister
Henry Gaillard
George Failes
Albert Verrilli
Joseph Melhado
James Salinger
Frederick Marx
Lo] Himmerman
W. F. Richardson, Jr
Abraham Hertzberg
Henry Flynn
Giannis Austin
Matt Grove
Don
Society Pages Reference Multiple Local Groups
The listing notes pages for Society and Woman's Club events across the issue with Church News on pages 16 and 17, Editorials on page 10, Schools on pages 11 and 12, Theatres on page 20, and Society pages 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Red Cross seeks toe sock knitters for casted men
Scarsdale Red Cross issues SOS for knitters to make toe socks from heavy wool for men with leg casts. Volunteers can pick up wool and directions at Harwood Building headquarters from 10 to 12, Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Red Cross
Red Cross
Harwood
Democratic Club Forum Sets 1952 Issues at Scarsdale Club
The Scarsdale Democratic Club hosts a forum on The Basic Issues of 1952 Tuesday at 8 15 PM at the Scarsdale Woman s Club. Four speakers plus moderator Kenneth Gould will lead talks on Civil Liberties McCarthyism economics on the home front and the Cold War and American foreign policy with open discussion to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Woman's Club
Democratic Club
Kenneth Gould
C. E. Linville
Joseph P. Anderson
Edward O. Perry
League of Women Voters of
World Federalists
Linville
John Thies
League of Women Voters
Citizens Committee
Henry T. Lipman
American Jewish Committee
Leo H. Hirsch, Jr
Board of Supervisors
Five Scarsdale Students Win In History Contest
Scarsdale High School entrants excel in the Westchester American History contest by the New York Journal American. Senior Ward Loomis Reed Jr. takes second prize, while Janet Lyman Richard Wasterstrom Harold Levy and Michael Crames place in the top 35 of 100000 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High School
N. Y. Journal-American
Cleora Sutch
Ward Loomis Reed, Jr
Larch Lane
Richard Wasterstrom
A. H. Wasserstrom
Huntington Ave
Harold A. Levy
Charles Levy
White Rd
Michael Crames
Regina Crames
Revere House
Fort Hill Village
Surface Water Drainage Studied by Village Board
Village Manager Reeves Newsom reported to the Village Board on Tuesday evening about a Drake AdEdgewood Association questionnaire on surface water drainage problems. Of 122 replies, 53 residents reported $4000 in damages, prompting a call to improve the Hutchinson River drainage system before a permanent solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves Newsom
Drake Ad
Edgewood Ass'n
Hutchinson River
Purple Heart recipient Lt. Rogers released from duty
First Lt. S. Michael Rogers Jr., son of Mrs. Dorothy M. Rogers, was released from active duty after earning the Purple Heart for wounds in Korea with the First Marine Division. He arrived by air from the West Coast in time for Christmas at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Michael Rogers, Jr
Dorothy M. Rogers
Korea
First Marine Division
the Inquirer
Rogers
West Coast
World Series Film Debuts for Community Groups
The 1951 World Series film will be shown to community groups from February 6 through February 9. Interested parties should contact the Recreation Department at Village Hall for details and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Dept
Village Hall
Panel Discusses Camping Values in Education
A Greenacres School audience heard a six member panel of camp directors debate camp readiness sizes and leadership. They agreed camping enriches education emphasizing community development self improvement and well rounded growth for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenacres
Graemun Berger
Frederick E. Lewis
PTA
Berger
Fox Meadow All School Exhibit Planned in Early February
Fox Meadow will host an all school exhibit February 3 from 2 to 6 PM and February 4 from 8 30 AM to 4 PM. Students' work and photos organized in booths across the gym and classrooms with PTA funds and guides helping families tour the school and view the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Meadow
Margaret Ross
Lilly Bruck
PTA
Scarsdale Nursing Service Elects Mrs Stander
Mrs H J Stander was elected president of the Scarsdale Nursing Service at its annual meeting held this month at the Woman's Club. Officers include Mrs Edward Hochhauser first vice president Mrs John F Cline second vice president Carl F Bauman treasurer Mrs Edward S Hand recording secretary Mrs W A Pleuthner corresponding secretary. New three year directors are Dr Howard Stone Anderson Oliver W Melchior Mrs George H Rutherford Mrs George W Wilson and Mrs John D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Stander
Scarsdale Nursing Service
Woman's Club
Edward Hochhauser
John F. Cline
Carl F. Bauman
Edward S. Hand
W. A. Pleuthner
Howard Stone Anderson
Oliver W. Melchior
George H. Rutherford
George W. Wilson
John D. Wilson
Change Meeting Date Postponed to February 13
The Village Board voted to move its next meeting from Lincoln's Birthday night to Wednesday February 13 at 8 15 p m. The postponement shifts the agenda to a later date and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Greenville Residents Propose Candidates for School Board
Greenville residents will suggest candidates to fill two vacancies on the Edgemont School Board. A nominating committee, chaired by Loring B. Andrews, will hold an open meeting at Edgemont School Auditorium on Wednesday at 8 30. Subsequent meetings will be closed, with a second meeting by late February for additional nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Board of Education
Edgemont
Loring B. Andrews
Greenville Community Council
Eugene Exman
George Perl
Mittee
Tee
P.T.A
Francis J. Fortier, Jr
Charles H. Carpenter
P. Boice Esser
Robert H. Macrery
Royal H. Miller
Allan A.o'gorman
Wilton E. Schaefer
Want Ice Skating In Crossway Park
A petition with 109 Heath Ridge residents asks the Village Board to flood part of the Crossway and Mamaroneck Road playground for skating. It was referred to the recreation committee. Edward and Mrs. Tanenbaum spoke in favor, noting negligible cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath Ridge
Crossway
Mamaroneck Rd
Edward Tanenbaum
Lebanon Rd
Kurt Finsterbusch
Arthur W. McCain
Fox Meadow Tennis Club
Scarsdale Table Tennis Tourney Opens This Evening
The Scarsdale Recreation Department kicks off its annual table tennis tournament for boys and girls in singles. Round one matches feature Judy Bonnet versus Linda Gluckman and Dave Leavitt with others listed. first rounds must finish by Feb 2 at the High School Recreation Center with second round pairings posted on the center bulletin board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Recreation Dept
Margaret Chase
Judy Bonnet
Linda Gluckman
Sandy Greb
Mary Lynn Marx
Hilary Karp
Marie Bernicker
Susie Kahn
Betty Brown
Helaine Lustig
Barbara Martin
Joyce Rapp
Dorothy Gough
Betty Roberts
Dinny Kahn
Dave Leavitt
Jon Kates
Eldred Halsey
Bob Haljper
Bruce Fredrickson
John Apple
Doug Flynn
Jonathan Leavitt
Peter Schulte
John Scher
Kevin Monaghan
Bob Staub
Eric Rothschild
Jack de Tabry
Bob Smith
High School Recreation Center
Health report shows measles cases in Scarsdale
The Health Department reported one new German measles case, two strep throat cases, and 33 measles cases in Scarsdale last week.
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Scarsdale
Health Dept
Meeting Postponed by Fox Meadow School P T A
The Fox Meadow School P T A announces postponement of its open meeting scheduled for next Monday evening. The new date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Meadow
P.T.A
Singing Skis Ski Club Benefit For Olympic Team
Scarsdale Ski Club hosts a benefit show at 8:30 p.m. in the Scarsdale High School auditorium to raise funds for the U S Olympic Ski Team. The program features John Jay's movie Singing Skis with vivid ski scenes, demonstrations by Dick Durrance and Barney McLean, and lively snow bunny segments. Tickets are available at the door or in advance from Westchester sporting goods stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Ski Club
Scarsdale High School
John Jay
Dick Durrance
Barney McLean
Westchester Sporting Goods
Greenville Recreation Committee elects new officers
Mrs. Elbert B. Childs of Underhill Road was chosen as chairman at the January 22 annual meeting held at Mrs. Lyman Ford's home. Elected alongside her were Mrs. Heber H. Dunkle as project chairman, Charles A. Schneider secretary, and Robert W. Garrett treasurer. The committee supports the Scarsdale Community Fund and Social Service Council and runs the summer play school and Teen Arena program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert B. Childs
Under‘hill Rd
Greenville
Greenville Community Council
Lyman Ford
Childs
Heber H. Dunkle
Ardsley Rd
Charles A. Schneider
Areyle Rd
Robert W. Garrett
Old Amy Rd
The
Scarsdale Community Fund and Social Service Council
Village Board Hears Leashing Letters On Dog Ordinance
Letters from Scarsdale Woman's Club Greenacres PTA Immaculate Heart of Mary and Arthur Manor Assoc vote support leash ordinance as read at Tuesday meeting. Trustee Liese notes broad consent with only one dissenting letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Greenacres Pta
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Arthur Manor Ass'n
Harry G. Liese
Kellogg Promoted and Stationed With 12th Air Force in Germany
In Weisbaden Captain Richard A. Kellogg USAF son of Mrs. Thomas M. Kellogg and brother of Dr. Thomas F. Kellogg of Scarsdale Manor Apartments recently received a promotion and is now stationed at Headquarters 12th Air Force in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Kellogg
USAF
Thomas M. Kellogg
Thomas F. Kellogg
Scarsdale Manor Apts
Germany
12Th Air Force
Weisbaden
Seaman William White Serves Aboard USS Wisconsin
William White seaman USN son of Mrs Marta White of 30 Walworth Avenue serves on USS Wisconsin in Korean waters continuing active duty with the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
USN
Marta White
Walworth Ave
Wisconsin
Senior Band Sets Next Concert Date at Scarsdale High
The 16th annual Scarsdale High School Senior Band concert will be in the auditorium on Sunday February 3 at 3 pm. Willard S Briggs directs with Edwin Shorz as piccolo soloist. a trombone trio of Leonard Cleveland Lawrence Elliott and Lee Hansen also performs. The 64 piece symphonic band plays Bach Rimsky Korsakoff Sousa Leidzen Grofe and others. Public invited. program to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High School
Willard S. Briggs
Edwin Shorz
Leonard Cleveland
Lawrence Elliott
Lee Hansen
Bach
Rimsky- Korsakoff
Sousa
Leidzen
Grofe
Scarsdale Nonpartisan slate picks Meyer Wood and Scott for village board
Arthur S. Meyer of 31 Mamaroneck Rd and John E. P. Wood of 12 Heathcote Rd nominated by a nonpartisan citizens committee to run for village trustees. Willard P. Scott, of 46 Barry Rd, to succeed himself. Meyer and Wood will replace two Democrats, Liese and McCain, with terms expiring in spring. Scott is a lawyer and long-time resident active in civic groups. Names go to party caucuses and March village election under Citizens Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Meyer
Mamaroneck Rd
John E. P. Wood
Heathcote Rd
Citizens Committee
Willard P. Scott
Barry Rd
Meyer
Mr. Wood
Harry G. Liese
Athur W. McCain
Mr. Meyer
New York State Board of Mediations
Schulte Retail Stores Inc
New York City
Industrial Labor Board
War Labor Relations Board
Railway Express
Columbia University
Denison University
West Virginia Law School
Rhodes
Oxford University
University Club
Lawyers Club
New York
Scarsdale Building Board
Itown Club
Heathcote Ass'n
Scott
Oliver and Donnally
Ohio State University
Phi Beta Kappa
Columbia
Drake Rd
Edgewood
Ass'n
American Potash and Chemical Corp
Wood
Scarsdale
Citizens Party
Scarsdale talent show deadline set for Monday
The Scarsdale Boy Scouts benefit talent show enters its second year with entries due Monday. Send entries to the Scarsdale Recreation Dept at Village Hall. The event occurs February 11 at 8 p.m. in the High School auditorium with a $1 advance ticket from the Recreation Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Boy Scouts
Scarsdale
Career Conference Tuesday Morning At Scarsdale High
The third Career Conference for Scarsdale High School juniors and seniors will be held Tuesday from 8:45 to 10:20 in the auditorium. After a general session, students will split into groups led by faculty to ask questions in specific career areas with invited speakers in law medicine journalism science psychology teaching church service and engineering. Principal Lester Nelson and deans invite parents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High School
Alfred H. Phillips
Co. V. Burt
Kenneth M. Gould
James Neill
Bernard F. Reiss
Aileen Robinson
Howard Stone Anderson
E. H. Kirkham
Lester W. Nelson
Eleanor Chamberlain
Oliver W. Melchoir
Art program topic ends Greenacres PTA meeting
The final Greenacres PTA discussion will cover What Purpose Does Art Have in Our School Program. On Monday at 3 in the school music room a live show will be led by Luke Beckerman and Miss Mary Ballenger with participation from High School and Greenacres pupils. Sitters will be provided for children aged four to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenacres Pta
Luke Beckerman
Scarsdale
Mary Ballenger
Greenacres
Letter From Korea Stresses Vital Blood Transfusions
Lt. A Edward Blackmar, Navy doctor in Korea, writes from a field hospital stressing blood transfusions as lifesaving. Scarsdale donors are urged to give a pint tomorrow at the high school 10 AM to 4 PM, with Gray Ladies and Junior League support and transport if needed. Call Red Cross Scarsdale 83 3049 to schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
American Red Cross
A. E. Blackmar
Northgate
J.g
A. Edward Blackmar
Navy
Marine Division
Korea
Lt. Blackmar
Sara L. Bach
Alfred Lau
Gray Ladies
Girl Scouts
Will Baby
Red Cross
Village Board approves pipe purchase for drainage needs
The village, led by Mayor Harold L. Smith, authorizes a contract not to exceed 20000 for reinforced concrete drain pipe. Theodore Sander Jr. chairs the highway and drainage committee which cites stockpiling benefits, cost savings, and reduced contractor profits as reasons. The capital reserve funds will cover the purchase and delivery as needed for projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board
Highway and Drainage Committee
Theodore Sander, Jr
Harold L. Smith
Capital Reserve Fund
Water Department
Learn to Square Dance Course Opens at Greenacres
The Learn to Square Dance course starts Monday at 8 PM at Greenacres School. Registrants should report by 7:45 PM with fee. Couples pay $5 for eight weeks or $1 per evening. Dr. Richard Kraus of Columbia University will teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenacres
Sal Prezioso
Richard Kraus
Columbia University
Appointment of Deputy Village ClerkMiss Josephine Lyons
Miss Josephine Lyons of 49 Palmer Ave is appointed deputy village clerk succeeding Miss Ethel M Hyde, who has become village clerk. Lyons has served as a secretary in the Village Hall for 24 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lyons
Palmer Ave
Ethel M. Hyde
Miss Hyde
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Carrie Linn
Katharine Bartlett
Helen Haskell
Arthur Selverstone
Col
Edward M. Healy
William Rothenburg
Mrs. Stander
Want
Crossway Park
Health Report
Greenville Recreation Committee
U.S.S. Wisconsin
Arthur Dyer
John Wood
W. P. Scott
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