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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1928

Page

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Memorial Day Parade and Services in Scarsdale

Scarsdale observed one of its largest Memorial Day parades and ceremonies on the High School grounds led by Major Kevney O Connor. The march included village officials police and fire forces American Legion post Red Cross scouts and students ending at St James the Less for services conducted by Rev Alan R Chalmers with taps and grave decorations. Eighteen veterans from Revolutionary War through World War II era are buried in the church yard including William Popham and Lt Col Frederick Barrett among others. The program featured invocations addresses benediction and patriotic songs led by the band.

Scarsdale Kevney O'Connor American Legion Leroy Gregory Tuckahoe Red Cross Garth Road Popham Road Church of St. James the Less Alan R. Chalmers William Popham William Sherbrooke Popham Charles K. Fleming Edward Leslie Molineaux Andrew Moore Robert S. Hill Charles Carmer James Bleecker Irvine Bell Lemuel C. Clark William R. Carmer William H. Fish Charles C. Fleming Frederick W. Files Frederick Barrett George B. Tucker Haswell Herbert George Harding William C. Rourke Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary George Hugh Smyth Hitchcock Memorial Church Theodore M. Shipherd Scarsdale Congregational Church Warren W. Cuningham Smyth

Moral Obligation of Being Intelligent Lecture

Professor John Erskine spoke at Dyckman Hall on the moral duty to be intelligent. He argued English tradition undervalues intelligence compared with Greek and Italian literature and noted how Greek study wanes in the U S. He recalled reading David Harum in 1909 and reflected on scenes of clever deception rather than plot.

Kingsley Lot John Erskine Dyckman Hall Scarsdale MacDowell Association Erskine Julliard Musical Foundation MacDowell Endowment Fund William T. Brewster Fenimore Read Mr. Erskine Socrates Cread David Harum David

Wet Pavement Sparks Bronx Parkway Crashes

A week of rain left Bronx Parkway slick and produced multiple accidents. Two New York women, Mrs. Margaret Davis and Mrs. Herdoff, were seriously hurt when a car driven by Jerome Myers skidded on a culvert bridge and collided with their vehicle near Butler Woods Scarsdale. Myers required stitches and was kept by his father Alfred Meyer as Scarsdale justice scheduled June 7 for the case. Earlier, Louis Slogno and his wife of White Plains suffered a broken shoulder blade after their southbound Chevrolet skidded near Hartsdale and rolled twice. Passersby rushed the injured to White Plains Hospital and the cars were towed.

Bronx Parkway White Plains Hospital Butler Woods Scarsdale Margaret Davis Madison Avenue New York Herd West 94Th Street Mr. Davis Jerome Myers Macombs Road Parkway Davis Mr. Myers Alfred Meyer Ziegfeld Theater Scarsdale Court Louis Slogno South Kensington Avenue White Plains Hartsdale Slognn

Westchester Council of Social Agencies Holds Annual Meeting

The Westchester County Council of Social Agencies met at the Scarsdale Lodge with seventy five attendees. Oscar W. Kuolt of Rochester urged cooperation among member agencies to improve community service and to continually assess work for value. Officers elected for the year include Dr C W Munger as Chairman and Julia V Grandin as 2nd Vice Chairman.

Westchester Councy Council of Social Agencies Scarsdale Lodge C. W. Munger Oscar W. Kuolt Rochester Kuolt Rochester Council of Social Agencies Knolt H. Adye Pritchard Julia V. Grandin Susan M. Baker Gladys Fisher J. J. Fitzgerald James E. B. Stuart Edith J. Mitchell Stanton M. Strawson

Roger Ascham Graduation Highlights Fathers Versus Sons Game

Roger Ascham school held graduation exercises at the school grounds last Saturday. The day featured a fathers versus sons baseball game won by the sons 8 to 6. Earlier the first team beat Greenburgh 14 to 10 with Gil ford Allen Griffin Vincery Hebard Jones Wood Bertine and Hoge in the lineup.

Roger Ascham School Roger Ascham Greenburgh Robert Gilford Albert Allen Donald Griffin Herbert Vincery Richard Hebard Donald Jones Arthur Wood Herbert Bertine Peter Hoge

Westchester Motor Accidents Analyzed for Police Meeting

Frederick H. Elliott of Scarsdale presented an analysis at the Westchester Police Officials Association meeting in White Plains using state motor vehicle reports. The 1927 Westchester County data show 120 deaths and 2659 injuries, with December the deadliest month and Saturday the deadliest day.

Westchester County Westchester Police Officials Association White Plains Frederick H. Elliott Scarsdale

Wayside Players Score Success in Pinafore

The Wayside Players presented Gilbert and Sullivan’s H M S Pinafore at Dyckman Hall May 24 and 25 before enthusiastic crowds. Directed by Mrs Adair the staged performance featured strong singing and acting led by Rt Hon Sir Joseph Porter actor Thomas Scofield Captain Corcoran William Mercer Ralph Rackstraw John Bridgman and Josephine Priscilla Parker Hall Buttercup Edith M Towner with vivid costumes and lively sailor roles.

Joseph Porter the Admiralty Thomas Scofield Corcoran H. M. S. Pinafore William Mercer Ralph Rackstraw John Bridgman Dick Deadeye S. W. Hamilton Stephen Bayne, Jr Josephine Priscilla Parker All Hebe Sir Joseph Hazel F. Schwarz Little Buttercup Portsmouth Edith M. Towner Wayside Players Dyckman Hall Adair Jos. Porter William Mercer Capt Ralph Rackstraw Priscilla Parker Hall Ethel M. Towner Buttercup Mrs. Schwarz Bill Bobstay

Fined for No Lights On Excavations in Scarsdale

Ten dollars was collected in Scarsdale police court from contractor R. C. Redmond for not leaving lights on an excavation on Butler road. Fellow contractor R. D. Radcliffe received a suspended sentence after lights on a ditch on Post road were deemed insufficient. Other costs included two five dollar fines for passing a traffic signal and eight people receiving suspended sentences for parking without lights or running red lights.

Scarsdale R. C. Redmond Hillside Avenue Mount Vernon Butler Road R. D. Radcliffe Spencer Place Post Road Mr. Radcliffe

Scarsdale Falls to Port Chester in Narrow Track Meet

In a Scarsdale high school dual meet at Scarsdale field last Friday Port Chester edged Scarsdale by one point. Key events included Hurwitz and Mullheiser leading Port Chester with multiple wins while Scarsdale's Beckerman and Brown contributed in sprints and jumps. Final score Port Chester 41 Scarsdale 40. Mount Vernon won the inter sectional with 26.5 points defeating New Rochelle and Gorton.

Scarsdale Scarsdale High School Port Chester High School Gerhard Stephens eAracic Hurwitz Port Chester Beckerman Paladino Fredericks Mullheiser May Clark Bulger Brown Sposito Ponty Wagner Herth Hancock Burrows Hawcock Mount Vernon New Rochelle Gorton

New Bus Line Proposed by Sound View Transport

The Sound View Transportation Company applies to the Public Service Commission for a certificate to operate a motor bus line from Sound View Avenue to the White Plains city line at Scarsdale via old Mamaroneck road. Service would run every 30 minutes from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. daily with a 10 cent fare from Prescott road and Old Mamaroneck Road. White Plains city consent has been granted and a public hearing is planned.

Sound View Transportation Company, Inc Public Service Commission Old Mamaroneck Road Sound View Avenue White Plain City Scarsdale Albany Prescott Road

Scarsdale approves land purchase for Post Road Park

In Scarsdale Union Free School District 1 a vote of 72 to 4 approved purchasing about eleven acres of land along Post Road north of the high school. The Board of Education immediately voted a $236,000 bond for the property and the meeting adjourned after tallies were announced.

Scarsdale Union Free School District No. 1 Board of Education Post Road H. Cheney William C. White George Marsh Cheney Scarsdale John R. Ross Thorne Baker

Rotary Club Presents Fort Pierce Film Show

Scarsdale Rotary Club members viewed a 4000 foot Fort Pierce film set highlighting industries groves farms and fishing scenes. Jim Newell from Fort Pierce loaned the reel and club members including Frank Hammond hosted at the theater. Guests from Fort Pierce and nearby towns attended along with several Scarsdale Rotarians.

Florida Scarsdale J. P. Enterprises, Inc Heathcote Fort Pierce Arthur Dummett Wynmore Road Frederick P. Fox Brookley Road Fox Mr. Newell Milton Hall William Peterson E. M. Davis Philip Murray

Zone Case Put Off to Sept 17 in Scarsdale

The Fox Meadow Estates zoning dispute over building two apartment houses in Fox Meadow, Scarsdale, adjourned after one day in White Plains Supreme Court. Judge Joseph Morschauser set trial for September 17 due to unavailable expert witnesses and pretrial scheduling. William D. Cunningham opened for Fox Meadow with claims the Scarsdale ordinance and fireproofing code are illegal. Former Governor Miller for Scarsdale argued their legality and procedural issues. The first witness was J. M. Craig, with maps and photos filed as exhibits.

Fox Meadow Fox Meadow Estates Scarsdale Joseph Morschauser Supreme Court White Plains Miller William D. Cunningham Clark, Close and Davis Chesterfield Roads Village Board Board of Appeals

Summer Bible School Opens July At Scarsdale Church

Scarsdale Congregational Church sponsors a Daily Vacation Bible School for ages four to fourteen in July. The program runs mornings at Dyckman Hall with Rev. R. D. Dierdorff of Union Seminary directing. D V B S stands for delight variety Bible and song.

Scarsdale Congregational Church Dyckman Hall R. D. Dierdorff Union Seminary New York Chicago

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Geo. Hewitt Council Oscar W. Knolt Westchester Regula Boatswain Post Rotary Club Governor Miller Surveyor Cunningham J. M. Craig Heathcotesta Congregational Church State Realtors Page Parkway Schwarzman John Doorly Arthur Manor Association Page Greenacres Page 1 Page Scarsdale Page Larchmont Lancelot Ross Alice Lovejoy F. B. Geddes Beatrice Bell Miss Hart Huntington Atwater Jane Cornell Village
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