Early Scarsdale Pioneers Remember a New Era
A Biographical sketch recalls George Both and Roy Angell as founders of Scarsdale's early financial and civic life. From 1903, with Angell real estate, to Both becoming village treasurer in 1915, the piece traces the intertwined careers of local leaders, bankers, and scouts, mentioning Bucknell, Alan Both, and Silver Beaver honors for youth service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Angell
George
Scarsdale
George Both
H. H. B. Angell
Real Estate
New York City
Angell
Chester Dobbs
Boths
George Alan
Bucknell University
U.S. Army
Both
George Alan, Jr
George Roth
Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Co
Scarsdale Improvement Corp
Parkway Spencer Corp
Sherbrooke Park
Scarsdale Woods
Lenox Place
Scarsdale Insurance Co
Mt. Vernon
Rotary
Grasslands Hospital
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Westchester
Independence Day Art Show to Highlight Village Celebration
The Scarsdale 4th of July will feature an Op Art and Hard Edge show titled The Deceived Eye at Scarsdale High School Gym from 1 to 4 pm. Notables like Briget Kiley and Robert Indiana will display works as part of the 50th anniversary celebration. Free admission and city officials will attend as events include a children's parade, fire department demonstrations, pony rides, and athletic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liew
Scarsdale High School
Briget Kiley
Marcel Barbeau
Robert Indiana
Robert Cunningham
Mon Levinson
Ruth Goldberg
The
Scarsdale Recreation
Scarsdale Studio Workshop For
Scarsdale
Wendell P. Simpson
Arthur Manor Association
Bell and Sprague Roads
Uncle Sam
Arthur Manor
Davis Park
East Scarsdale Association
Greenacres Association
Butler
Recreation Department
Boy Scout House
George Rutherford
David Holden
American Legion
Oscar B. Sachs
Robert Delany
New Pastor In Pulpit At Grace Lutheran Church
The Reverend Walter E. Otto will deliver his first sermon as Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church pastor at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. He succeeds Reverend Walter G. Hed, who leaves for a mission church in Camp Springs, Md. A coffee reception follows in the Parish Hall.
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Walter E. Otto Ill
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Walter G. Hed
Scarsdale
Camp Springs
Macalester College
Otto
Luther Seminary
Systematic Theology
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Levittown
L. I
Institute For Religious and Social Studies
Manhattan
Jewish Theological Seminary
Hed
Grace Church
Independence Day Closings for Searsdale Libraries and Post Office
In observance of Independence Day the Searsdale Post Office and both Searsdale and Greenburgh Public Libraries will close on Monday July 5. Outgoing mail pickup and special delivery services will follow the holiday schedule.
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Searsdale
Greenburgh
Scarsdale Youth Relations Group Prepares Study Report
The Scarsdale Youth Relations Committee coordinated by Milton J. Levitt and Mrs. Lloyd Griffin has finished exploratory meetings on local youth activities. Over the next two months they will draft a findings report and proposals for programs, actions, and services for Scarsdale youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton J. Levitt
Oak Lane
Lloyd Griffin
Richbell Road
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Foundation
Spencer Scott
Rabies Shots Begin for Boy Bitten by Unknown Dog
Richard Caro Jr., 19, of 14 Ridgecrest West received the first rabies shot after a bite on Inness Road. Authorities seek the large golden tan dog with short hair involved to assess health. no complaint will be filed against the owner.
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Richard Caro, Jr
Ridgecrest West
Richard
Inness Road
Richard My
GOP Renames Berle In Race For Supervisor
Rudolf P. Berle seeks re election as Town Supervisor after a unanimous Republican designation by the Town Committee. He faces Democratic challenger Leonard one, with Scarsdale Republicans also nominating Ronald A. Craw for town receiver of taxes. Berle has held the post since 1958 and defeated Kane in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf P. Berle
Republican Town Committee
Leonard One
Kane
Scarsdale
Ronald A. Craw
Berle
Arthur A. Levin
Charles A. Hammarstrom
Drake Road
Sinsheimer Proposes Border Zoning Rule in Assembly Bid
Republican candidate Warren J. Sinsheimer calls for a 500 foot boundary zoning rule to govern when one municipality’s zoning is more restrictive than a neighbor’s, aiming to preserve residential character of communities in the 101st Assembly District, citing Scarsdale and New Rochelle, and plans to consult leaders and experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
101St
Warren J. Sinsheimer
Sinsheimer
Scarsdale
New Rochelle
Starner
Scarsdale Residents Cut Water Use Despite Shortage
Scarsdale residents reduced water consumption by 5 million gallons last week, compared with 34 million the prior year under similar weather. Water commissioner Nicholas Macri commends readers for heeding pleas, noting July August high use and the county’s six cities 18 towns 22 villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Macri
Water Commission
Mack
Inquirer
Edwin G. Michaelian
Scarsdale
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Jacksonville University
Alan
Miami (Florida) Military Academy
Rose
Opward
Helge S. Johnson
Red Cross
East Parkway
Popham Road
John Gass
Grace Lutheran Church
Otte
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul, Minn
Grand Blvd
Ter-Faith Council
Lawrence
Grasslands Hospitals
Eastchester Rotary
Camp Koinonia
American Lutheran Church
Walter Otto
Coordinating Youth Services
Y's
Police Department
Icipal
Chamber of Commerce
GOP
Macri
Armand D'Angelo
Left
Edgemont High
Alan Fabry
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