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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1907

Page

3

Memorial Service at St. Jamies Church Sunday

The annual memorial service at the Church of St. Jamies will be held Sunday at four o'clock. The event, postponed a week due to Process No. 31 work, features prayers, anthems, solo selections, and readings. Invited groups include Cromwell Post G A R White Plains, Cromwell Relief Corps, DAR White Plains, Washington Continental Guard NY, and local residents.

Four O'Coek Church of St. Jamies the Lowe Kipling Col W. H.d’h. Washington Mendelssohn Mire Shondy General C. 0 Howard God Cromwell Post White Plains Cromwell Relief Corps The Daughters of the American Revolution Washington Continental Guard New York City

Westchester and Bronx Buys Land in the Bronx

The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad bought ten acres on the north side of West Farms Road from William Waldorf Astor. The Bronx tract will connect tracks of the NY, Westchester and Boston Railroad and the Harlem branch, with much of the land used for freight yards. The purchase signals plans to run trains from Port Chester and White Plains to Manhattan terminals via a tunnel route.

New York Tribune New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad William Waldorf Astor West Farms Road Morris Park Avenue van Nest Street Bronx New York Port Chester N. Y White Plains Pennsylvania Manhattan Terminal 233¢ Street Seventh Avenue New York,Westchester Boston Railway Wey

Tone Family Announcement For Esther Tone

Miss Esther Tone, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Tone, is announced to wed on Tuesday June 11 in a local ceremony. The notice cites the Tone family and confirms the upcoming marriage event.

Esther Tone Bernard Ws Tone

Market Listing Note for Fruit and Vegetable Shipment

Pant Rangens at 7 KR avenue reports a ready shipment of guest smellie fruits including oranges, pineapples, and other vegetables destined for the New York market.

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How to Geek Rice Rightly

Instructional note on cooking rice properly with emphasis on technique and timing. Addresses common home kitchen tasks and aims to improve fluffy results.

Heathcote Happenings May Issue Highlights Student Press

The Heathcote school annual details staff named for the year and notes a sneak thief episode. Betsy Chambers as managing editor and Ethel Breed as alumnae editor oversee content while writers Miss White and Bert Curtis are mentioned with a Sing Sing note. Subscriptions urged at 50 cents yearly for expansion.

Margaret Chambers Djtor Agnes Mellon Phyllis Elizabeth Graves Marian Beckford Simpson Freda Graves Rao R Marty Tee Ethel Clark Breed Mise White Bert Curtis Sing Sing B. C N. Y Ethel C. Breed Bewang Chambers Attetion Heathcote Hall

Lockwood Collegiate Alumnae Dedicate Sun Dial Crystal Ceremony

About forty Lockwood Collegiate School alumnae gathered to dedicate a sun dial presented by the alumnae association. The ceremony featured singing of the Alumnae song to the sun dial and the inscription along the dial with the motto. Miss Alma De Vries, class of 1908, wrote the song used for the event.

Lockwood Collegiate School Alma de Vries Jnscar

Owing prom misread on old page creates garbled note

An OCR fragment from a historical page yields a messy line about owing prom and TNT content, with incomplete words and no clear subject. The readable portion hints at a social or school event but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to anchor a full summary.

Bluffs Fail As Judge Caps Speeding Chaffeur Case

A New York chauffeur and his employer bluff their way through a roadside speeding case before Judge Hauscheld at Bascal, ending with a jail sentence then leniency after fines are settled. The judge detains several others in a bustling afternoon of traffic offenses and comic bluster.

M. J. Kelly Smith New York Hauscheld Bascal Ass Honor Picayune Sonor Kelly White Plains Ome Mamaroneck Sam Wolverine Ea Country Squire

VerN on Salient Tale by Harwood Mentor

The fragment notes a speaker named Harwood conveying knowledge and action, highlighting a key passage in a tale about Wyareorae and Sos sai along coerie. The context centers on the ethical stance and counsel presented by the speaker.

Coerie Harwood

Novel and Happy Pair of Plays Delight Lockwood Students

A pair of sketches staged by Lockwood Collegiate players drew an official audience. The two one act comedies featured Shakespearean parodies with Portia Juliet Ophelia and Lady Macbeth and a light satirical piece about society women collecting hotel souvenirs. Performances praised for wit and lively acting.

Portia Juliet Ophelia Lady Macbeth Lockwood Collegiate School Players Port Antonio Ophelia Ham Romeo Juliet

Stage Review of hotel dinner drama with notable cast

A vivid critique of a two sketch evening at Murray Hill Hotel features Mrs Burton and Mrs Dover in a tense hotel scene where Mrs Hereford Carr imposes authority on service failures. Evelyn Evans reports the scene while Katie the maid and a singer performer add texture. Grace F Bussey delivers musical interludes with two pieces by Quilter and Wilde.

John Burton Milas Margaret Clark Charles Dorn Christella B. Milne Freda Dixon Alice Washburn Murray Hill Clarke E. Freda Graves Miss Clark Miss Milne Hegins Burton Latotatenry A Miss Fay O'Brien Evelyn Evans Misa Imogene Smith Katie Grace F. Bussey Roger Quilter Oscar Wilde

Hartsdale Baseball Club Aims for Strong Season Start

The Hartsdale baseball team enters the season with improved strength and readiness to challenge any opponent in their class. Club officers listed include Edward Van Dorn as captain and William Drury acting as secretary and treasurer.

Hartsdale Edward van Dorn

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