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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

13

Scarsdale Imporer Publishes Weekly Notices

The Scarsdale Improrer announces weekly publication by Scarsdale Woman's Club Publications Inc. with officers and staff listed. Subscriptions are $3 yearly, ten cents per copy, office at 201-203 Harwood Building.

Scarsdale Woman's Club Publications, Inc Robert R. Updegraff Guy Wellman Allan Richardson Ruth Nash Chalmers Henrietta McFarlane Harriette S. Mason Harwood Building Scarsdale

Wayside Players Close Season With Notable Talent

The Wayside Players of Scarsdale conclude a season marked by a quota of three plays and a musical. New talent emerged at the Children's House as the amateur group earned praise for its enthusiasm and polished performances. Members, committees, and stage hands deserve summer vacations to prepare for another strong season.

Scarsdale Wayside Players

Silent policeman on Chase Road mispositioned at Popham

Readers complain that a centerpost with keep to the right at Chase Road and Popham is placed toward the east side. Drivers must swing wide to avoid it, creating confusion. Suggest moving the post a few feet west to improve safety and traffic flow.

Chase Road Popham Police Department

Westchester Tops Welfare Spending in State Report

Westchester County leads all non NYC counties in annual welfare aid for the indigent, with Erie County as a comparison. The county aided 248 families, 796 children under sixteen, and 201 widows, spending 153500 dollars. Average monthly child aid stands at 19.53 in Westchester, 18.88 in Dutchess, 18.00 in Erie, and 16.59 in New York City. Some towns, including New Castle, North Salem, Poundridge, Scarsdale, and Somers, have no residents on aid.

Westchester County New York City Erie County State Social Welfare Department Westchester Dutchess County Erie New Castle North Salem Poundridge Scarsdale Somers

Advertising men census in Scarsdale adds notable names

Letter requests adding to the Scarsdale advertising census detailing W. L. Ricard of 69 Edgemont Place head of a New York City agency, Dana B Merrill of Rochambeau Place, William F Earls of Walbrooke Road, A J Dingwall of Greenacres Avenue, and Everett Link of Barry Road. The note states these and others push the count beyond fifty and invites further contributions.

Dear Inquirer Scarsdale W. L. Ricard Edgemont Place Edgemont Association Ricard Advertising Agency New York City Dana B. Merrill Rochambeau Place William F. Earls Walbrooke Road United States Rubber Company A. J. Dingwall Greenacres Avenue Everett Link Barry Road H. E. Lesan

Swimming Pool Promise At Scarsdale High

The banquet of varsity sports members urged a new high school swimming pool. Proponents Leonard and Ruddy highlight widespread pool inclusion in new schools and swimming’s lifelong benefits, arguing merits for Scarsdale decision.

Leonard Ruddy Scarsdale

Scarsdale High School urged to install swimming pool

A speaker argues that swimming is a valued sport for both sexes, aiding poise and fitness. He notes school pools as community centers, cites manageable hygiene and safety challenges, and urges the School Board to include a pool in the new high school.

Scarsdale

Helium Price Drops Near Hydrogen Cost at Amarillo Plant

Helium produced at the Amarillo government plant in Texas costs about $9.64 per thousand cubic feet, nearly matching hydrogen. The non inflammable gas, monopolized by the United States, saw over one million cubic feet produced in January, with hydrogen costing $3 to $9 per thousand cubic feet elsewhere.

Amarillo Texas United States U. S. Bureau of Mines

Dramagraph key to dramatic advertising by Van Dyke Hill

Van Dyke Hill of Scarsdale promotes a motion picture style Dramagraph that adds sound and color to static ads. The device uses unbreakable film in a steel frame, viewable in stores and windows to attract shoppers. It could transform education, museums, libraries, and public spaces with timed visual demonstrations and affordable in-store showings.

van Dyke Hill Hill Mr. Hill Scientific American Broadway United States American Museum Association Pennsylvania Station

Five Years Ago In Scarsdale Rotary and Memorial Day

Gordon Richards served as official Scarsdale delegate to the Twenty-ninth District Rotary convention at Lake Mohonk. Associate Judge Frederick E. Crane spoke at Memorial Day exercises where Frank O. Ayres presided as Village President and Lester R. Stewart led the arrangements. William P Waters was parade marshal and a long committee list followed. Mrs. George H. Mayo was re elected president of the Scarsdale Woman's Club with officers and three directors named for the ensuing year.

Gordon Richards Scarsdale Lake Mohonk Frederick E. Crane Court of Appeals of New York State Frank O. Ayres Lester R. Stewart William P Waters J. R. McNeille George B. Clifton Andrew Wilson, Jr Bradford Downey Herbert Plassmann Owen C. Torrey Carl Nimm George H. Mayo Scarsdale Woman's Club Jerome W. Coombs John E. Muhlfeld Waldo C. Briggs Arthur Hebard Henry C. Schwable Frank H. Bethell Gary Calkins Cornelius Kouwenhoven

From Heathcote Hall to Scarsdale Lodge

Mr and Mrs Henry I Tanner of Pelham rented Heathcote Hall for ten years. After remodeling and refurnishing the building was reopened as Scarsdale Lodge.

Henry I. Tanner Pelham Heathcote Hall Scarsdale Lodge

Westchester Auto Bureau license surge draws thousands

Thousands crowded the White Plains Auto Bureau to renew licenses on Friday morning. In three hours 5 021 licenses were issued bringing the year total to 102 321. Traffic around the bureau and courthouse clogged streets as applicants hunted parking. By 12 35 p m most had been served and the crowd thinned.

Westchester County Auto Bureau White Plains Auto Bureau Court House

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