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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1922

Page

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Scarsdale Fire Company Plans New Fire House

Scarsdale Fire Company Number One proposes a new 30,000 dollar building on Sprague Avenue to replace remodeling. The two story 50 by 100 foot frame and stucco structure would house apparatus, recreation and sleeping quarters for chauffeurs, with financing via village lease and company assets around 8,000.

Scarsdite Fire Company Sprague Avenue John R. Glendinning John H. Katt William Wennik Hook & Ladder Fire Company No. 1 Scarsdale Fire Company

Buck the Winter Snows with a 4 ey 5 pass Buick

Buick sedan priced at 1015 dollars with delivery option at Brown's Buick Service in White Plains announces 12 years of service. The ad highlights a 1190 dollar price and emphasizes winter readiness with a four by five pass mention.

BUICK Brown White Plains

Postpone Musicale Then Rescheduled for Next Wednesday

The Woman's Club Music Department announces the morning musicale will be held on Wednesday morning February 1, after being postponed from last week due to competing attractions.

The Woman's Club Wednnesday

Residents Seek Sidewalk on School Lane

Residents of Overhill and North End petitioned the Village Board to include a sidewalk on School Lane in the new budget. They cited pedestrian and child safety due to taxis and schoolgoing traffic. The board took the request under consideration amid budget actions and a milk company refund note.

Overhill North End Willard Winslow Winslow Borden Milk Company Community Service Committee

Protests Over Street Light Breakage in Scarsdale

Westchester Lighting Company protests repeated vandalism against street lamps in Scarsdale. Superintendent J B Murphy notes lamps broken in Greenacres on Friday the 20th and Sunday the 22nd and warns officials that White Plains youths have faced fines for similar acts.

Westchester Lighting Company J. B. Murphy Westchester Lighting Comping S!age Scarsdale Greenacres White Plains

New York Trio Delivers Notable Chamber Concert

The New York Trio played a varied program before a small warm audience at a Scarsdale high school auditorium. Beethoven Trio Op 70 No 1, a Vincent d Indy Trio, plus Wolf Ferrari Largo and Grieg Norwegian Dance showcased refined ensemble playing. Despite instrument issues and a larger hall, the performance impressed, and thanks are due to Mrs Edwards and her committee for arranging the event.

New York Wetl Beethoven Vincent d'Indy Wiger Wolf—Ferrari Dance Grieg Knessels Ader Guidi van Vliet Edwards

Kenneth Lord to Address Scarsdale Club Meeting

Kenneth Lord former city editor of the New York Luna Herald now with New York Telephone Company will speak at the Scarsdale Woman's Club on Wednesday February 8. The Newspaper Committee hosts a newspaper night with informal supper afterward and aims to unite Inquirer contributors. Lord will discuss The Relation of the Community to Its Newspaper. The event begins at 835 p.m. and may draw a large audience.

Kenneth Lord New York Luna Herald New York Telephone Company Scarsdale Big Club Lord the Sun Columbia School of Journalism the Inquirer Wayside Cottage

Madame Bogislav to Perform Gypsy Songs at Hotel Gramatan

Madame Bogislav an interpreter of gypsy music will present one hour of music at the Hotel Gramatan Ballroom Bronxville on February 1 at 8 30 P M in costume. She will perform a three group program of Slavic folk songs with Rex Tillson as piano accompanist and the Hotel Commodore Orchestra providing the dance music after. Tickets are three dollars including tax available at Heathcote Inn O Farrel s Drug Store or at the door.

Madame Ruano Bogislav Ricardo Martin Madame Bogislav London South Rex Tillson Koeckert Hotel Commodore Heathcote Inn O’farrell

Lynn Theatre Employees to Hold First Annual Dance

The Lynn theatre staff in White Plains will stage a dance at St. John's Hall Hamilton Avenue on Tuesday evening February 7 1922. The Lynn orchestra will provide the music for the event.

Lynn Theattre White Plains St. John's Hall Hamilton Avenue Lynn

PTA Meeting Notice for February 1 Address by Professor Calkins

The Parent Teacher Association invites members to a Wednesday evening meeting on February 1 at 8 15. Professor G N Calkins will address the gathering.

Parent Teacher Association G. N. Calkins

Professor Calkins to Address PTA Meeting Founding a Career

Professor Gary N. Calkins will address the next PTA meeting on Wednesday February 1 at 8 15 p m. The lecture titled Foundations of a Career will follow the usual evening routine and address career foundations.

Gary N. Calkins Parent Teacher Association

Wilson Award Committee Begins Work in Scarsdale

The Woodrow Wilson award committee has started active work in Scarsdale with strong early support. In White Plains a leading Republican offered to guarantee a thousand dollars and urged that the effort not be seen as partisan.

Scarsdale White Plains

Edgemont Dinner a Great Success

The Edgemont Association dinner drew eighty members who praised the arrangements led by the women in charge. President W W Nichols served as toastmaster and introduced speakers George W Field and Harry Barrett, whose remarks highlighted neighborliness and community improvement. The evening ended with dancing to a jazz band at midnight.

Edgemont Association John P. Allen Bigelow F. J.agate Benjamin van Doren E. K. Russell W. W. Nichols Roberts Walker George W. Field Harry Barrett Field Barrett Edgemad

Children Enjoy Concert by Miss Bergh in Scarsdale

Miss Charlotte Bergh and Mrs. Richard L Edwards Jr presented a child friendly recital at Scarsdale High School. The program featured songs in a child’s language and pianistic selections by Mrs Edwards. Bergh performed as Mother Goose in a final lively set and invited the audience to greet her afterward. She plans further performances across Westchester County.

Scarsdale Charlotte Bergh Richard L. Edwards, Jr Parent Teacher Association Scars~dale Miss Bergh Mother Goose Westchester County

Mob Scene Mirrors Subway Crash in Moving Picture

An auto owned by William Martin struck Julia Davis as she stepped from a southbound trolley on the Post Road near Fenimore and Yost Roads. Davis was taken to White Plains Hospital, treated for bruises, then discharged. her condition was not serious.

Troley Post Road William Martin Seventh Avenue Mount Vernon Julia Davis Water Street White Plains Fenimore Yost Davis Mr. Martin

800 Scouts Delight in New Home

Troop 1 of Scarsdale Boy Scouts held their regular meeting in the new scout house last Friday. Attendance was perfect as scouts observed flag salute oath and laws, and performed drills by a blazing fireplace. They discussed scouting topics until taps. Next Friday, January 27, they will host a semaphore signaling contest and a knot tying contest.

Scarsdale

Captain Traprock to Lecture at High School Auditorium

Captain Traprock also known as George Chappell will give a travel lecture at the High School auditorium on Tuesday night February 7. The talk includes lantern slides of Fatu Liva and native dances and supports the Sunday School building fund of the Church of St James the Less. Tickets are $1.50 from committee members or local shops.

Kawa Captain Traprock George Chappell High School South Sea Islands Chappell Yale University Church of St. James the Less Rollin Kirby W. W. Cunningham J. H. Jackson Scarsdale Woman's Club O'Farrell

Prize Offered for Essay on De Witt Clinton and Erie Canal

Mrs. H Rasmus Hansen of Mount Vernon New York chairman for her history for the ninth district of the New York State Federation of Women s Clubs offers a twenty dollar prize to New York state high schools and academies for the best essay on De Witt Clinton and the Erie Canal One essay per school to be selected by the principal and history department before April first The winner will be announced through the Federation News Letter Scarsdale High aims to win and supports stressing history in schools.

H. Rasmus Hansen Mount Vernon New York Federation Scarsdale High Hensen

Scarsdale Welcome Home Parade Turns Studio Set

Scarsdale hosts a week of anticipatory festivity as the American Legion posts and Inspiration Pictures crew transform Station Park. Dozens of locals, including Edgemont actors, gather amid bunting and a staged welcome for a returning hero amid blizzard conditions and a bustling film shoot.

Scarsdale Golden’s Bridge New York American Legion Inspiration Pictures Jean Nine Edgemont Garth Road Nine Thirteen Richard Barthelmes Lethce Joy Red Cross

Photo rule extends to Harlem 50 trip family tickets

Beginning February 3 50 trip family tickets on the Harlem Division of the New York Central lines must carry passenger photos, mirroring regular commutation tickets. City Passenger Agent McAnrew said the measure aims to curb ticket scalpers and notes commutation ticket sales rose where photos were added, while family ticket sales fell.

Harlem New York Central McAndrew

Spencer Corset Ad Appeals to Individual Figure

Wear the Spencer Corset designed for the individual figure and never sold in stores. Tel Mary C. MacDaniels, registered Spencer corset seller, Scarsdale 608. Ad.

Spencer Mary C. MacDaniels Spencer Core Seliere Scarsdale

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