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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1948

Page

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Scarsdale Golf Club Plans Golden Jubilee Weekend

Scarsdale Golf Club announces a two day fiftieth anniversary celebration with golf and tennis tournaments, putting and horseshoe events, a Golden Jubilee Ball, a mixed foursome tourney, terrace dedication, al fresco buffet, and music by Jimmy Smith. Key committees led by Arthur F. Driscoll and Laurence B. Davis coordinate events, decor, and commemorative materials for club members and guests.

Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale Arthur F. Driscoll Raymond L. Korndorfer William E. Forbes Raymond North Iver Johnson Davis George H. Giese Burr F. Gongwer George Dippy Edward Ingalls Sigurd Larmen John Little W. Britton Mance Swertinger G. F. Munson George H. Smyth Austin Brown George C. Kindred Troubadors Wilson F. Barnes Harper Cummings Theodore B. Goetz Sam Harned O. A. Krebs Raymond Sullivan J. Lester van Name Charley Walden

Village Board Set Regular Meeting Next Tuesday Evening

The Village Board will meet next Tuesday at 8 15 in the Village Hall. It is the penultimate session of the season as no regular meetings occur in July and August.

Church and school notes across pages highlight events

The index lists Church News on pages 20 and 21, Editorials on page 14, School News on pages 16 and 17, Society on pages 18 and 19, Sports on pages 15 16 and 22, and Theatres on page 23, guiding readers to section-specific items.

Ricketts Elected Legion Commander in Scarsdale Post

J Bradford Ricketts was elected commander of Scarsdale Post 52, American Legion, at the annual meeting June 2. He will be formally inducted in September. Other officers elected include Firth, Kirkland, Palmer as vice commanders, Reese as finance officer, Doyle adjutant, Koch sergeant at arms, and clergy officers Boynton Kernan Little.

J. Bradford Ricketts Scarsdale American Legion Mr. Ricketts Boy Scouts American Red Cross Thomas Firth Stewart J. Kirkland John W.palmer Gomer D. Reese, Jr Neal Doyle Henry G. Koch Frances Plassman Edward C. Boynton William J.kernan William P. Little William J. Short George Leveille Paul R. Brown Harry L. Nelson W. K. Shuttleworth Arthur G. Bouton Walter G. Roeder Joseph P. Luce Walter G. Myers Albert Woehle Dan Frees Thomas P. Lyons Gomer Reese Harry Nelson William Payton

Fox Meadow Tennis Club Wins Third Straight Match

The undefeated Fox Meadow Tennis Club beat Amackassin 6-1 at Yonkers on May 31 to notch its third victory. Results featured Hebard, Walker, Dyer, Wellington, and pairings with Semple Gould and Ewing Fulton. Fox Meadow will face New Rochelle at 2 30 p m on the New Rochelle courts.

Fox Meadow Tennis Club Amackassin Yonkers Club Richard Hebard Cecil Semple Frederick Walker Raymond Gould Daniel Dyer Hampton Ewing, Jr Roger Wellington James Howarth Walker Dyer Semple Gould Charles O'Hearn Clifford Couch Ewing Robert Fulton Hebard Wellington Wilbur Parker Frederick Fuller Fox Meadow New Rochelle Tennis Club New Rochelle Fox Meadow Club

Bowman Elected Republican Chairman in Town Committee

Announcement declares Franklin J. Bowman of 266 Madison Road elected chairman of the Republican Town Committee. Bowman has served on the committee over a decade and has been a Scarsdale resident since 1920. He has been a deputy sheriff with the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in White Plains since 1935.

Franklin J. Bowman Madison Road Republican Town Committee J. Larned Green George W. Cornell Bowman Scarsdale Bureau of Criminal Investigation White Plains

Memorial Day Address by Mayor Humphreys

Mayor Harry E. Humphreys Jr delivers a Memorial Day sermon in St James the Less churchyard urging peace with honor and warning the twilight between war and peace. He cites past world wars and calls for personal action to honor the dead and promote the cause of peace during the 864 days between Memorial Days.

Harry E. Humphreys, Jr St. James the Less America Humphreys United States

Make Mine Country Style Opens Scarsdale Longview Fair

Scarsdale Longview Party hosts a country fair as the keynote event next Friday June 11 from 7 p.m. to midnight at Greenville Community Church House on Central Avenue and Old Army Road. The program features exhibits square dances entertainment eats dancing races and a midway.

Scarsdale Longview Greenville Central Avenue Old Army Road

Health report shows chicken pox and measles cases in Scarsdale

Health Department reports three new chicken pox cases and eleven measles cases in Scarsdale last week. This brief health update notes the spread of infectious diseases in the community and underscores ongoing surveillance.

Scarsdale Health Department

Skinner Home Fire Fought Four Hours

Greenville firemen under Chief Bernard Cropsey fought from eleven p.m. to three a.m. to save the home of A. B. Skinner at 54 Walbrooke Road. Flames damaged north end of the second floor, with water damage and a roof hole observable. The Skinner family was away from 5:30 p.m. to eleven p.m. and returned to smoke. Damage valuation not available.

Greenville Bernard Cropsey A. BE. Skinner Walbrooke Road

Cooper School P T A To Be Formed June 9

Parents of James Fenimore Cooper School meet June 9 at 8 30 p m in the school auditorium to form a P T A Mrs John Valentine Metropolitan District of P T A will attend to install officers elected that night By laws will be presented and officers include Mrs Emery C Johnson president Mrs Oliver Melchior first vice president Mrs Arlene Slootmaker second vice president Mrs John Snyder recording secretary Mrs David Whyte corresponding secretary and Mrs Stanley Smith treasurer

James Fenimore Cooper School P.T.A Cooper-Greenvale John Valentine Emery C. Johnson Oliver Melchior Arlene Slootmaker John Snyder David Whyte Stanley Smith Elmer P. Marshall Boy Scout Mothers Club Scarsdale Thomas Harrington Autenrieth Road Scout Organization Fred P. Harrington Harrington Frank Harrington Fred Harrington Frederick Smith Fenimore Cooper Council Willis Jones Myles Greenberg Robert Ormiston Ronald Lockhart Robert Lockhart Peter Fahrendorf Ronald Estes Roger E Winthrop Thies James Jiranek Bartlett McNamee Gilmer Meredith Robert Perkins Alan Temple, Jr William Apgar

Scarsdale School Board Meeting Scheduled

The Scarsdale Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting on Monday at 8 15 p m in the high school board rooms.

Scarsdale Board of Education

Last Snow Melts Near Hartsdale Station

The Inquirer reports the final snow on the slope south of Harts dale Station has vanished after last week's rain reduced it to a waste paper basket. A local informant notes this morning June 2 that the last speck of snow is gone, marking an end to the season for decades to come.

The Inquirer Hartsdale Station

Greenacres Field Day Set With Campfire Supper

Greenacres School schedules its annual field day for Wednesday June 9 at 5 30 p m with rain date the next day Families will bring picnic suppers and fireside dining provided by Girl Scouts Coffee by PTA Baseball games feature fifth and sixth graders and their fathers Singing around the campfire ends the evening around nine p m A track meet for fifth graders ran yesterday and today from nine to eleven a m

Greenacres PTA

Four Scarsdale residents promoted at Columbia University

Columbia University announced last week four Scarsdale faculty promotions effective July 1. John A. Kouwenhoven becomes associate professor of English, George V. Browne is promoted to assistant professor in clinical otolaryngology, Charles A. Ragan to assistant professor in Medicine, and William C. Vickrey to assistant professor in economics.

Scarsdale Columbia University University John A. Kouwenhoven Donellan Road George V. Browne Axtell Drive Charles A. Ragan Innes Road William C. Vickrey Hamilton Road

LeRoy Gregory Fest Paper Drive Set for Sunday

Eastchester residents asked to place paper cardboard and magazines at the curb before 1 pm on Sunday June 6 for the ninth paper drive of the LeRoy Gregory Fest. An extra truck will aid collection across Eastchester areas with convoy help from the salvage committee led by Past Commander Louis Savinetti Sr.

LeRoy Gregory American Legion John Rescigno Post Salvage Eastchester Garth Road Green Knolls Greenvale Wilmont Park North End

Memorial Plaque Presented Troop 3 Wins Competition

Scarsdale marked Memorial Day with a parade and ceremonies led by Marshall Arthur G. Bouton. Troop 3 won the drill contest with 96.8 points, followed by Troop 9, Troop 5, Troop 2, Troop 8, and Troop 4. Awards included a Legion plaque, cups, and the Harrington Trophy for most improvement.

Ted O'Donnell Troop West Point Legion Daniel J. Frees John A. Pearson Scarsdale Eugene Ashbrook

Foster Appointed U S Representative For ECA in Paris

William C. Foster of Kensington Road resigns as Under Secretary of Commerce and Air Coordinating Committee chair to become Deputy U S Special Representative in Europe for the Economic Cooperation Administration with headquarters in Paris. He had served since 1946 and is praised by President Truman.

Wiliam C. Foster Kensington Road Commerce Air Coordinating Committee United States Europe Economic Cooperation Administration W. Averell Harriman Paris Foster Truman Inp Pressed and Welded Steel Products Company Purchase War Department Army Air Forces War Plants Corporation Mayor's New York City Army Service Forces U. S. Medal of Merit Committee For Economic Development CED

Fort Hill Players to Elect June 14

The Fort Hill Players nominate Eleanor Gebhardt and Vernon L. Longhurst for president with alternates. Susie Whammon d and Edith Keating vie for vice president, Ruth Schneider and Fabi Hultquist for treasurer, June Abner and Mary Kelly for secretary, and Ken Sebring and Eloise Nichols for two-year board terms. Milton Gladstone chairs the nominating committee.

Eleanor Gebhardt Charles Vernon L. Longhurst Fort Hill Players Susie Donald Charles) Schneider Fabi Alfred) Hultquist June Abner Mary Frederick) Kelly Ken Sebring Eloise Norman) Nichols Milton Gladstone

Scarsdale Seeks Local Donations for Crusade for Children

Scarsdale has raised about 5000 dollars toward the 24000 dollar overseas aid quota. Some listeners confuse Crusade for Children with another appeal, but they are the same effort. Those who have not contributed should send gifts to Donald MacPhail, treasurer, at Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company.

Scarsdale Donald MacPhail Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company

Scarsdale Youth Chosen for Boys State at Colgate University

The Scarsdale American Legion Post 52 and the Scarsdale Rotary Club announced selections for Boys State to be held June 27 to July 3 at Colgate University. Graham Williams was chosen by the Legion and Clark O'Donnell by Rotary.

Scarsdale Post No. 52 American Legion Scarsdale Rotary Club Scarsdale Colgate University Graham Williams Legion Clark O'Donnell Rotary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Golf Club Highway and Water Department Palmer Road Secor Road William A. Holla Town Club Committee On Public Health and Safety News Index Ricketts Cubs Cubbing Photos By Joan Gall Mrs. Morrell Lockhart Health Report Skinner Columbia East Parkway James the Les Marshall Arthur G. Bouton Girl Scout Awards Mariners Teddy van Horne U.S ECA Fort Hill Give
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