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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1922

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Bryan Is Champion in Fox Meadow Tourney

In the Fox Meadow Tennis tournament final held last Saturday Bryan defeated Noble in a five set match 4-6 6-3 4-6 6-3 6-2 to win the title. Bryan beat Haywood in the semifinals 6-2 6-1 while Noble upset Mason 6-4 3-6 9-7 in the other semifinal.

Bryan Fox Meadow Robert G. Bryan Mr. Noble Mr. Bryan Haywood Charles J. Mason, Jr the Inquirer Seventh Regiment Alan R. Chalmers Warren W. Cunningham John H. Jackson Jarvis Field Cambridge William H. Quaid Quaid Grantland Rice

Moving Picture Promotes Land Owner Cooperation in Conservation

A Conservation Commission film titled Working Together For Conservation highlights cooperation between sportsmen and farmers to protect game and property. The film shows game protectors and forest fire fighters, club members aiding landowners, and joint enforcement of conservation laws across the state. A trap shooting scene triggers a rapid response as fire observed from Berlin mountain station is relayed to a farmer and ranger, leading to swift action to halt a spreading woodland fire.

Conservation Commission The Berlin

Baseball Game Set Between Local Churches at Roger Ascham

A second baseball game is scheduled for Saturday, July 16, at 3 pm between the Men’s Chapter of St. James the Less and the Men’s Club of the Scarsdale Congregational Church. The diamond at Roger Ascham School will host the event.

St. James the Less Scarsdale Congregational Church Roger Ascham

Dr Raymond Meek Opens Office in Village

Dr Raymond E Meek MD has opened an office in the Fish Ger many building over Scarsdale National Bank for the practice of medicine in the village. He is a Syracuse University graduate and intern at Good Shepherd Hospital Syracuse and Harrisburg General Hospital Harrisburg PA. He has taken possession and will start practice immediately.

Raymond E. Meek Fish Germany Scarsdale National Bank Meeks Syracuse University Good Shepherd Hospital Syracuse Harrisburgh General Hospital Harrisburgh Pennsylvania Meek

Prize contest invites photos of New York historical trees

The New York State College of Forestry Syracuse invites photos of living New York trees with historical associations. Cash prizes total 40 dollars, 10 to top tree, 5 to next four, 2 to five more. Entries from several counties and Long Island welcomed. noneligible trees from outside the state excluded. Submit by October with reasons for historical importance. A half-tone booklet will be sent to all participants.

New York State College of Forestry Syracuse N. Y New York State Washington County Schenectady Westchester Wayne Monroe Livingstone Renselaer Saratoga Long Island New York

Mrs. Gallowhur Named Delegate to State Convention

Mrs William G Gallowhur has been appointed a delegate to the Republican State Convention meeting in Albany in September The honor follows her June appointment to the Republican County Executive Committee and reflects growing recognition of her political work in the village.

William G. Gallowhur Albany Republican County Executive Committee

New York Telephone Distributes Summer Directory

The New York Telephone Company is distributing the summer edition of the telephone directory for Westchester County. The new issue has a circulation of about 75,000 copies and will reach subscribers in Westchester and Putnam Counties New York and Greenwich Connecticut. Last year’s summer issue circulated 69,000 copies.

New York Telephone Company Westchester County Westchester Putnam Counties New York Greenwich Connecticut

Brown's BUICK Service Ad for Scarsdale Dealer

Brown's BUICK Service advertises as the authorized Buick dealer for Scarsdale. It notes thirteen years of Buick sales experience and provides contact in White Plains with phone 1476.

Brown BUICK Scarsdale White Plains

Charming Wedding at Greenville Reformed Church

Miss Margaret Louise Schnuck and Mr. Raymond Conklin Pease wed last Saturday at Greenville Reformed Church. Rev. D Ernest McCurry officiated. Bride wore white crepe de chine with orange blossom veil. bridesmaid in pale green taffeta. Reception in the Pease home. couple to honeymoon at Lake George and then settle on Platt Avenue.

Greenville Reformed Church Margaret Louise Schnuck Raymond Conklin Pease Greenville D. Ernest McCurry Robert A. Schnuck Dorothy R. Schnuck Charles Edward Wright William H. Seely Frederick Willet, Jr Richard Platt Platt Avenue

White Plains Association to Care for Nursing Work

Miss Renee Edwards visiting nurse for Scarsdale left Friday for a two week vacation. During her absence the White Plains Nursing Association will handle Scarsdale nursing calls. Call the Association at White Plains 1438. Scarsdale thanks the cooperation and generosity.

White Plains Association Renee Edwards Scarsdale

County Girl Scout Camp Opens on Long Pond

The Westchester County Girl Scout Camp opened on the south shore of Long Pond on June 29 with Scout Leaders learning open living and various crafts. The camp features daily conferences, camp fires, nature study, swimming, and supervised hikes under directors from Rutgers College and the State College of Forestry.登録

Girl Scout Long Pond Westchester County Girl Scout James Reilly Rutgers College Laurie Cox State College of Forestry Walter Hoxie Dolson Rockhill Camp

Final County Singles match postponed to July 15

The Westchester county tennis final between Dr. George King and Herbert L. Bowman was postponed to Saturday afternoon July 15 due to rain. Bowman had advanced by defeating Franklin T. Osgood 7 5 6 4 in the semi finals, while King beat Vanderbilt B. Ward 6 3 in the other semi. Junior final John F. Whitbeck defeated Brainerd Whitbeck in straight sets 6 3 6 4.

Westchester County Tennis Club of George King Herbert L. Bowman New York A. C New Jersey Maryland Franklin T., Osgood Dartmouth College Ace Mount Pleasant Vanderbilt B. Ward Brooklyn Ward Dr. King Vanderbilt Ward King Deuce John F. Whitbeck Brainerd Whitbeck John Mins - Anasscoaecd Vndespisscs Eoctsiece Wvato S.hosecspoceeess George A. King

Twilight Baseball Formed in White Plains at Recreation Park

A Twilight Baseball League is formed in White Plains with all games after 6 pm at Recreation Park. William Otto of Scarsdale is elected President with Edward Burke as Vice President and R. M. Grumman as Secretary and Treasurer. Board members include Fowler & Sellars, County Trust Co, Public Works, Bills Store, Bordens, Daily Reporter and others.

White Plains Recreation Park William Otto Scarsdale Edward Burke R. M. Grumman Otto Edgewood Post Office Fowler & Sellars Horace Bush County Trust Co Harry Rodriguez Public Works Cyrus Howe Bills Store John McKengle Daily Reporter James A. Watt Bordens William K. Blades Young Bros Grumman

Mrs Hugh McDonald Wins Nine Hole Event at Scarsdale

Mrs Hugh McDonald won the nine hole women’s event at Scarsdale Golf Club on Tuesday and qualified for the July tournament among eight finalists. Mrs Bancroft Mrs Van Schaick and Mrs Gleason tied in the approaching and putting event. Bancroft won the playoff.

Hugh McDonald Scarsdale Golf Club Mrs. Bancroft van Schaick Gleason Mra. Bancroft

Scarsdale Woman's Club to resume Sept 1 activities

The Scarsdale Woman's Club closes July 15 for seven weeks, with housecleaning and refreshment before a busy fall and winter schedule. All club activities and restaurant privileges will be resumed on Friday September 1.

Scarsdale Woman's Club

Lightning Kills Two in Thursday Storm

A Thursday afternoon storm brought lightning that blew a fuse box at 50 Walworth Avenue causing smoke and minor damage. Two men were struck by lightning and killed on the Bronx Parkway near the Church in Colonial Heights, Tuckahoe.

E. E. Sturges Walworth Avenue Bronx Parkway Colonial Heights Tuckahoe

Firemen Fall to Dunbars in Fast Amateur Game

Scarsdale Firemen were defeated 6 to 4 by the Dunbars of White Plains in a fast Sunday contest. Dunbars scored four in the seventh after trailing 4-2, and Firemen left bases loaded in the eighth. Next Sunday they meet the Tuckahoe Rambles at Arthur Manor Diamond.

Scarsdale Firemen Dunbars White Plains Fire Company Logsee Tuckahoe Ramblers Arthur Manor Ramblers Losee W. Irish T. Irish Derby Pascale

Woman's Bill of Rights Talk Scheduled in New Rochelle

The New York City Committee of the National Woman's Party invites the public to a July 26 discussion on Why Our Women Need a Woman's Bill of Rights at 3 p.m. at Salem Baptist Church New Rochelle Main Street Locust Avenue Speakers include Mrs John Rogers Jr chairwoman Mrs H O Havemeyer and Miss Rebecca Hourwich Tea to follow at 4 30 p.m. Attending carries no obligation to join the party. The topic aims to attract many thoughtful county women.

New York City National Woman's Party Salem Baptist Church Main Street Locust Avenue New Rochelle John Rogers, Jr H. O. Havemeyer Rebecca Hourwich

Shonk Designated for State Assembly Seat

Mr. Herbert B. Shonk was designated for the state assembly by the Second Assembly District Committee at Republican Headquarters in White Plains. Nominated by Pliny Williamson of Scarsdale, Shonk is viewed as assured for Albany with strong local backing and a push for clean, honest legislation.

Herbert B. Shonk State Assembly Second Assembly District White Plains Pliny Williamson Scarsdale William L. Ward Shank Albany

New York Central Promotes Careful Crossing Message

New York Central Lines publicizes a nationwide safety campaign urging motorists and pedestrians to stop look and listen at grade crossings. Marcus A Dow, general safety agent, notes posters screens and mail stickers distributed to raise awareness and cut crossing accidents.

NEW York Central Marcus A. Dow New York Central System Dow

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Raymond Meek Village Gallowhur Raymond Pease Lake George Caroline Lewis Rockhill Lake Mahopac Harlem Putnam Mahopac Peekskill Park Circle Bowman Twilight Woman's Club Firemen Dunbar Mr. Shonk New York Central Lines United States
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