Scarsdale Library Friends Hold Annual Meeting
The Scarsdale Library Friends met at the Scarsdale Woman's Club with Mrs. Burnham Finney presiding. Officers elected included President Finney and Vice President Alan Temple. $13,832 in cash was reported as raised for library furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Scarsdale Library
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Edward C. Aswell
Boswell
London Journal
Finney
Alan H. Temple
Howard McEldowney
William K. Beard, Jr
Harris L. Wofford
Robert S. Erskine
John K. Starkweather
S. Spencer Scott
Library Board
Friends
James N. Hynson
Sylvia Hilton
Women's GOP Club Elects Monday at Scarsdale Woman's Club
The Scarsdale Women's Republican Club holds its annual meeting Monday at 2 PM at the Scarsdale Woman's Club. Mrs. Charles F. Murphy presides. Main speaker The Honorable Mary Goode Krone of Chappaqua discusses The Need for Republican Women's Clubs and their Function in the Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Women's Republican Club
Scarsdale
Antiques Sought For Scout Carnival Auction
A last call for antiques for the Scout Carnival on June 9 at the American Legion grounds. Parents of Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts were asked to donate items for the gala auction, with bric-a-brac art objects and china welcomed. Committee to arrange pickups. donors may call H. C. Frauenthal or P. N. Lazarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Donarg
H. C. Frauenthal
P. N. Lazarus
Notable Photographer Toni Venti To Speak At Camera Club
Toni Venti, a renowned photographer with work in major magazines, will headline a Camera Club meeting Tuesday at Scarsdale American Legion Hall. He will present color slides and has photographed Hildegarde Rise Stevens and James Melton. Health Dept reports nine new chicken pox and 19 measles cases in Scarsdale last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni Venti
Camera Club
Scarsdale American Legion Hall
Mr. Venti
Hildegarde
Rise Stevens
James Melton
Scarsdale
Health Dept
News Index: Church News Editorials Schools Society
Brief page index lists sections on church news editorials schools society and theatre across pages 12 14 15 17 18 20 22 with multiple topic groupings and page references. No articles are shown in full text here.
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Church News
Schools Society Theatre
Weddings in June Prompt Editors for Early Files
The Inquirer requests wedding stories and pictures be sent at least a week before events. Photos must be submitted by Monday 10 AM and wedding stories by Tuesday noon to meet the schedule.
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the Inquirer
Westchester Society Announces Annual Pilgrimage Stop
The Westchester County Historical Society will assemble tomorrow at 9 30 am for its annual pilgrimage at the Presbyterian Church in South Salem. Members of other historical groups are invited to join, and all Westchester residents may attend. For more details contact Frank McGregor Smith at 221 Old Army Rd. local representative of the Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County Historical Society
Presbyterian Church
South Salem
Westchester
Frank McGregor Smith
Old Army Rd
Compton Memorial Tennis Tourney Entries Close
The sixth annual John Parker Compton Memorial Tennis Tournament will be held at Fox Meadow from June 18 to 23. Entry closes June 12, with singles $2 and doubles $1, open to Westchester boys under 18 before 1951. The event honors P.F.C. John Parker Compton and features a silver Memorial Bowl trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker Compton
Eastern Lawn Tennis Ass'n
Fox Meadow
Paul T. Sullivan
P.F.C
86Th Regiment
10Th Mountain Division
Westchester County
Scarsdale Recreation Dept
U.S.S.T.A
E.L.T.A
Alan Englander
Carl Bruhns
William Durkin
Bernard Finn
Michael Debaney
Wil
Recreation Dept
Daniel B. Rivkind
Thomas M. Lewyn
Thomas Lewyn
Allan Jay Fischel
Donald Dockerill
Ben Ten Eyck
Scarsdale PTA Gifts Enrich High School Library
At the May 14 meeting the Scarsdale High School PTA announced a 200 gift for library books. The Board of Education approved supporting citizenship education and updated biographies and autobiographies of American leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High School Pta
Citizens’ Education Advisory Group
Board of Education
PTA
Carnival Poster Contest Ends in Three-way Tie
Cub Scout posters advertising the manmoth Scout Carnival on June 9 at the American Legion grounds on Mamaroneck Rd were displayed at East Parkway last Saturday and attracted a throng of judges. The public voting ended in a three way tie for first with Jerry Avery David Tone and Den 11. Second prize went to Mike McAdams of Pack 2 and third to Ed win Youngs Pack 5.
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American Legion
Mamaroneck Rd
East Parkway
Jerry Avery
David Tone
Den 11
Mike McAdams
Edwin Youngs
Steve Stigler
George Madill
Merrill
Spencer Pl
Boy Scout Mothers’ Clubs
Vincent du Vigneaud
George Drowne
Police Commended For Quick Response In Local Accident
Veryl Bevelacqua of Wynmer Rd. praised the Scarsdale police at a Village Board meeting. Sgt. James Donovan treated Davis Bullard after an Palmer Ave. accident, rushed him and his mother to the hospital, and stayed with Mrs. Bevelacqua. The letter thanked the department and Chief William J. Short for instilling responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Veryl Bevelacqua
Wynmer Rd
Davis Bullard
Palmer Ave
Bevelacqua
James Donovan
Quiet Tax Assessment Hearing Draws Few Requests
The village tax and sewer assessment hearing Tuesday night proceeded quietly as the Village Board sat from seven to 11. Seven veterans exemptions were granted, no other requests were made. S. S. Meyers of Wynmore Road urged equity in eastern section rates. George W. Smith said rates rose from 15 to 17 cents there, still the village’s lowest, with Arthur Manor at 28 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Meyers
Wynmore Rd
Fast
Scarsdale Ass'n
George W. Smith
Board of Assessors
County Tax Commission
Arthur Manor
Police protection request referred to village safety committee
Arnold Troy of Brewster Road asked for police protection at Brewster and Butler Roads during school hours after his daughter was injured when she ran into the road and was struck by a car. Mayor Harold L. Smith referred the matter to the public safety committee of the Village Board on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Troy
Brewster Rd
Brewster and
Butler Rds
Harold L. Smith
Public Safety Committee
Troy
Village Engineer A W Edderbuttel Retires After 25 Years
A W Edderbuttel of the village engineering department retired from service on May 31 due to ill health after about 25 years of work. The Village Board adopted a resolution of thanks Tuesday night praising his long faithful service.
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A. W. Edderbuttel
Quaker Ridge Votes Addition to School
At a special meeting on Monday the Union Free School District No. 2 voters approved by 86 to 0 the four classroom addition to Quaker Ridge School with auxiliary facilities. Maximum cost set at 190000 financed by serial bonds over 20 years. David B. Mathias led as chairman with Archibald J. Morison reading voter qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Free School District No. 2
Quaker Ridge
David B. Mathias
Board of Education
Archibald J. Morison
Gerald Stone
Alfred Slaner
James R. Roberts
Harold H. Haines
Jacob Ackermann
Emilio di Rienzo
Dudley Hare
Greenacres Plans Annual Field Day
Greenacres School invites all parents for its annual Field Day on Wednesday at 5 30 p m with rain date the next day Families bring picnic suppers and fireside meals Pony rides and accordion music accompany activities for various grades Newcomb games for fourth graders and parents plus softball for fifth and sixth graders and their fathers Close with campfire singing and a cordially invited community
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Greenacres School
Newcomb
Republican slate approved for Yonkers judgeships
Supreme Court Justice Gerald Nolan of Yonkers and County Judge Arthur D. Brennan were unanimously approved as candidates next call for the positions they now occupy by the Republican County Committee on May 24. The meeting also voted that Republican candidates should not accept the endorsement or nomination of any other party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gerald Nolan
Yonkers
Arthur D. Brennan
Republican County Committee
Golf Winner From Scarsdale Captures Pelham Tourney
Mrs. Richard Hellmann of Scarsdale Golf Club and president of the Women's Westchester Fair field Golf Ass'n won a one day tourney at Pelham Country Club on May 24. The course was nearly flooded with the 12th hole heavily submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hellmann
Scarsdale Golf Club
Westchester Fairfield Golf Ass'n
Pelham Country Club
Cornerstone Service Set for Trinity Lutheran Church
Cornerstone of the new Trinity Lutheran Church will be laid at a Sunday service on June 10 at four. The Crane Manor House on Crane Rd. serves as the church site, renovated after purchase by trustees last year with completion expected in October. Attending will be Rev Dr August W Brustat, Rev Prof Oswald Hoffmann, State Senator Pliny Williamson and Mayor Harold L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
August W. Brustat
Crane Manor House
Crane Rd
Bronx River Parkway
The
Lutheran Church
Oswald Hoffmann
Pliny W. Williamson
Harold L. Smith
Talent Safety Show Features Students in White Plains
College and high school participants from across the county join a Talent Safety Show at the County Center in White Plains tonight at eight. Demonstrations, motion pictures, and drive yourself tests will accompany Ed Sullivan as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Ed Sullivan
Local Tennis Pair Lose in Eastern Public Finals Quarterfinals
In the Eastern public school's tennis championships quarterfinals last weekend Dan Mayers and Robert Mnuchin were defeated 6 3 6 2 by Roger Englander and Alan Englander of Mamaroneck. Mayers also fell in singles quarterfinals to Leslie Pollack of Woodmere 6 3 6 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mayers
Robert Mnuchin
Roger
Alan Englander
Mamaroneck
Mayers
Leslie Pollack
Woodmere
Memorial Day Drill Ends In Tie At Heathcote Inn Hearing
Old timers taken to Chalat after a Memorial Day drill. Hearing on the Heathcote Inn zoning variance, requested by owners, will be held by the Board of Appeals next Wednesday at 8 15 PM in Dyckman Hall. The Inquirer asks for copies of statements to ensure accurate reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalat
Heathcote Inn
Board of Appeals
Dyckman Hall
the Inquirer
Piggy Bank Shop Opens to Benefit White Plains Hospital
The Scarsdale Women’s Auxiliary launches the Piggy Bank shop at the Esso Service Center on Chase Road near the Post Office. From June 12 to Saturday, volunteers will accept children’s items to sell, with 70 percent of proceeds to the seller and 30 percent to the White Plains Hospital Fund.
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Junior
Little Sue
Mother
White Plains Hospital
Scarsdale
White Plains Hospital Fund
James M. Banner
Merlin P. Cosgrove
Lee V. Eastman
Milton Stanley
School Board Meeting Set for Monday Evening
Regular meeting of the Board of Education will be held at 8 15 p m Monday in the board rooms at the High School Brewster Rd entrance with agenda to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Brewster Rd
Distinguished Service Cross for Lt. Charles L. Butler Korea heroism
Army Lt. Charles L. Butler of Grand Rapids Michigan received the Distinguished Service Cross on May 11 for extraordinary heroism near Singyangni Korea on December 15 1950. Despite arm and abdominal wounds he directed his platoon from a tank mounted 50 caliber machine gun aiding withdrawal. he later served at 35th Station Hospital Kyoto Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Butler
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lee M. Butler
Garth Woods Apts
Elizabeth Whipple Butler
Ann Arbor
Carter W. Clarke
Southwestern Command
Japan
Butler
West Point
7Th Infantry Regiment
3Rd Infantry Division
Sing-yang-ni
Korea
Memorial Day Observances Mark Community Respect in Scarsdale
Large crowd honors veterans at War Memorial and St James the Less churchyard in Scarsdale. Mayor Harold L. Smith and Major General Royal B. Lord lead ceremonies while Girl Scout and Boy Scout groups compete and parade.
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Scarsdale
War Memorial
St. James the Less
Harold L. Smith
Royal B. Lord
Kevney O'Connor
Mariner Ship
B. L. Learman
W. D. Short
West Point
Roger Thies
Mills Ripley
David Mayers
John Stander
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Poetic” Report
Courtney C. Brown
Cooperative Dancing School
Heathcote Ass'n
G. O
Sears Roebuck
Labriola
GOP
Woman’s Club
Dept of Taxation and Finance
Miscellaneous Tax Bureau
George W. Cornell
A. W. Phelps
Mary Goode Krone
News Index
John Gass
Compton
Allen
Abraham Lincoln
Angle
Dolly Madison
Anthony
Bailey
Witnesses For Freedom
Barton
Benjamin
America
U.S
Booth
John Adams
Bowen
Lee
Bradford
Susan
Bryan
Henry Ward
Caldwell
Carroll
Jefferson
Criss
Stonewall
Davis
Zachary Taylor
Dyer
William J. Short
Greenacres
Trinity Lutheran Today
Cornerstone
35Th Station
Kyoto
Honshu
U.S. Army
Joseph Glennon, Jr
John A. Pearson
Mark Chalat
Leonard Cleveland
Richard Fries
Robert Fuller
John Klinefelt
Garry Ormiston
Allan Posposil
Charles Schmidt
Charles Eichhammer
Paul Haczela
William Marshall
Peter Perrine
Jerry Collins
Roderick Durkin
Vincent duVigneaud
Kurt Finsterbusch
Donald Mahaney
Donald Mead
John Rusk
Richard Wasserstrom
Howard Abbott
Sailing Hayward
John Citron
Eldred Halsey
David Leavitt
Richard Gristede
Mayor Smith
Lincoln
Gettysburg
North
South
Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Garfield
National Cemetery
Arlington
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