Two Year Anniversary Edition of Beatadale Inquirer
The Beatadale Inquirer marks its second year with notes on growth, subscriber gains, and advertiser interest. It explains aims to report local and county news faithfully, asks for more personal items, and notes continued subscription practices and a hoped for weekly schedule. The article also covers a Scarsdale Lawn Tennis Club tournament with results from early rounds and finals, prizes awarded to Crane and Gunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoven
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Westchester
Bearsdale
Isdale
Hugh
A.M. Crane
Maude Gunning
Mr. Crane
Miss Gunning
Closing Exercises at School No 1 in Scarmetale
The Town of Scarmetale held closing exercises for School No 1 last Thursday at two. Prizes and diplomas were awarded to Ambrose Russell Arthur Taylor Ethel Just and others. The program featured songs solos recitations and gymnastic displays with Miss Thomas's music instruction praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarmetale
George “A
Thomas ‘Simpson
Marguerite Dumont
Mabel Ackerman
Thom
Carly
Ambrose Russell
Arthur Taylor
Ethel’Just
Dottie Smith
Arthur Williams
Mary Mollergren
Amale Steiner
Maud Johnson
Ana Adams
Ambrosé Russell
Lizzie Dnoglip
Russell Swartwout
Elsie Morrell
Ethel Just
Helen Morrell
Mary Johinson
Dette Smith
Willie Johnson
Margaret Taylor
Mary Donlif
Mary Williams
Albert Sorensen
Elsie Marrell
Mary Johnson
Lizzie ‘Onlin
Louis Taylor
Johanna Steiner
Thomas Simpson
Annie McInerney
Amule Steiner
Mary Gallagher
James Cook
Francia Gallagher
Jennie Dentin
Edna Adama
Scarsdale
Mr Orrs class holds tea for Clear Pool Camp benefi t
Mr W W Orrs class of boys from St James the Less Sunday School held a tea on his lawn to aid Clear Pool Camp. Assisted by friends they raised about fifty three dollars selling tickets ice cream and cake with amusements including fortunes by Miss Emma Anning. Camp Run Mt Carmel on the Putnam Division serves boys 12 to 15 with a two months outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Orr
St. James the ‘Less
Emma @anning
Kelen Smith
May Chase
Orr
W. 8. Fleming
Russell Smith
John Hyatt
Clear Pool
Mt. Carmel
Putnam Division
New York Central
Calvary Episcopal Church of
New York City
City
Reception for Rev. A. O. Pritchard at W P Congregational
Members and friends of the W P Cong Church plan a Friday reception at Scarsdale Branch to welcome Rev. A O Pritchard as ordained minister and pastor. Hostesses will decorate rooms and serve cream and cake while Mr R H Hiller and the White Plains choir sing. limited to adults due to space, with future plans for a children’s celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 0. Pritchard
W. P. Cong Church
Pritchard
Scarsdale
R. H. Hiller
White-Plaina Choir
Stephen Bayard Fish Dies in Scarsdale at 87
Stephen Bayard Fish died in Scarsdale on Tuesday June 16 in his 87th year at the home of his nephew Corneling B Fish where he spent the last eight years. He was born at the Beekman homestead 644 Broadway and spent early life at Beekman Hill. He married Levantia White, who died about 28 years ago. He is survived by two daughters Mrs William H Bilbecker and Miss Laura I Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Bayard Fish
Scarsdale
Corneling
Fish
Mr. Fish
Beekman Homestead
Broaiway
New York
Beekman Hill
John Beekman
Sixtieth Street
Higer
Park Avenue
Joseph L. White
Levantia
William H. Bilbecker
Laura I. Fish
Bride and Groom Return from Weddings Trip
Mr and Mrs Thos P Setz returned from a wedding trip visiting Boston Cambridge Bunker Hill Charleston Heights Revere Beach The Washington Elm and Hartford Conn A reception followed with many friends attending and women guests admired the seating arrangements while several young men were entertained at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. P. Setz
Boston
Cambridge
Bunker Hill
Charleston Heights
Revere Beach
Washington Elm
Hartford
Greenville School closes as pupils receive honors and awards
The Greenville School year ends with ice cream and cake for students and staff. Honors go to Louis M. Wheeler Jr and Rena V. Hayford for certificates, with others earning geography and language recognitions. Several students receive days honored for regular guidance and penmanship. Some staff changes are noted as Miss Pond and Mr. Scofield will not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Louis M. Wheeler, Jr
Rena V. Hayford
Edwin’ Ho Hayford
Edwin A “Keeler
Brad Keeler
Riley Hayford
Giadays Thompson
Herbert Pease
Edin Rose
Hepbert Pease Tiquays
Kiar Pease
Louis
Eeer Jr
Edwin S. Keeler
Glulays
Fred Keeler
Gladays Thompson
Seasion
Whittiers
Laws M. Keeler, Jr
Scaradale to Host Armour Villa Park Team
The Scaradale Athletic Club invites citizens to attend a Saturday morning game at Arthur Manor field. The Armour Vila Park 4s ball team will meet Scaradale in a local match as part of the town’s honour celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scaradale Athletic Club
Armour Vila Park
Arthur Manor Field
Scirtdale
Coming Events July 3 to August 4 at Arthur Manor
Reception for Mr Prichard at Arthur Manor July 3 with a 7 o clock start. July 4 features an Independence Day baseball game at Arthur Manor Field at ten o clock. Also listed the Escaradal e Tennis Club tournament and an August 4 annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prichard
Arthur Manor
Mr. van Wyck
Escaradale
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Halfpfer
Miss Howard
Isabelle Howard
George Hyatt
Nannie Fish
F. C. Curtin
Helen Smith
A.W. Kelley
May L. Crase
C. C.fleming
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Mr. Myatt
Miss Wish
AW. Kelley
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United States’ School
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