Mikado Delivered by The Wayside Players at Children’s House
The Wayside Players opened their fourth subscription show of the season with Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado at the Children’s House. Thomas Scofield’s illness prompted George William of New York to step in as Ko Ko, guiding a capable cast through the familiar songs and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside
Children’s House
Gilbert and Sullivan
Titipu
Thomas Scofield
Ko-Ko
George William
New York
William
Japan
Hugh Rennie
Garden Club Wins Prizes at Yonkers Flower Show
Wayside Garden Club of Scarsdale earned prizes in all three entered classes at the Federated Garden Clubs Ninth District show in Yonkers. Mrs. Warren Cunningham and Mrs. Magruder Craighead won first in Class VI guest room table and third in Class V breakfast table for two. Mrs. Kenneth A. Cosmos took first in Class VIII for an arrangement of garden flowers in a container.
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Wayside Garden Club
Scarsdale
Federated Garden Clubs
Ninth District
New York State
Yonkers
Warren Cunningham
Magruder Craighead
Kenneth A. Cosmos
New Money Specimens Shown At Scarsdale Bank
The Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company received from the Treasury Department in Washington specimens of the new small size bills to enter circulation on July 10. Any Scarsdalian may view the notes at the bank’s tellers’ windows.
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Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company
Treasury Department
Washington
Forty three Will Graduate at H S
Forty three pupils will graduate from Scarsdale High School in a June 21 ceremony at 8 15 p.m. in the school auditorium. Dr Charles O Wright Y M C A executive secretary will speak. All but three girls plan further study. Allston F Dana ranks first and will attend Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High School
Charles O. Wright
New York
West Side Y. M. C. A
Allston F. Dana
Fenimore Road
Harvard
Dartmouth
Colgate
Wesleyan
Williams
Yale
Columbia
Syracuse
University of Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Cornell
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hamilton
Barnard
Mount Holyoke
Report On Buses From Third Avenue Railway To Mayor
A detailed report on the condition schedule and financial return of Third Avenue Railway buses through the Village is being prepared for Robert E Christie Jr mayor of Searsdale and to be submitted soon. Mayor Christie says Alfred T Dadson general counsel for the railway company is preparing a report suitable for the Village trustees at the next regular meeting Tuesday night. Officials of the railway company show a cooperative attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue Railway Company
Robert E. Christie, Jr
Searsdale
Alfred T. Dadson
Mr. Christie
Theailway Company
Sloop Built by 14 Year Old Wins Park Regatta
Albert Helter, fourteen, of Scarsdale, won first prize in the Central Park Lake sail boat regatta last Saturday. His home made sloop, 55 inches overall, 30 inch water line, led the field after a wind turn and a puff pushed it ahead of rivals. A silver cup crowned the victory in the fifth annual event run under James V Mulholland, Supervisor of Recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Helter
Scarsdale
Central Park Lake
James V. Mulholland
Automatic traffic lights planned for three more village intersections
A new automatic traffic light at Drake and Heathcote Roads and the Post Road has proven successful. Within two weeks, lights at Post Road with Boulevard, Fenimore Road with Walworth Avenue, and Walworth Avenue with Greenacres Avenue will switch from timed to pressure controlled.
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Drake
Heathcote
Post Road
Fenimore Road
Walworth Avenue
Greenacres Avenue
Metropolitan Archery Meet Ends After Two Day Tournament
The Metropolitan Archery Association wrapped up a two day meet at Butler Field drawing about two hundred spectators. Mrs. George Smith of New York City won top honors in open and Metropolitan rounds and the novelty shoot. Others placing included Mrs. Philip Roonsevelle of Pinehurst, Mrs. Thaddeus Merriman of New York, and several Greenwich and Mt. Vernon competitors in women and junior divisions. Medals in the Metropolitan and Open Championships went to Crouch, Fulton, Merriman and others in a tightly contested event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Archery Association
New York
Butler Field
George Smith
New York City
Philip Roonsevelle
Pinehurst
South Carolina
Thaddeus Merriman
S. Stevenson
Mount Vernon
Metropolitan
Merriman
Gladys Rungee
Marion Rungee
Greenwich
Greenwicich
Eversley Childs
Dorothy Duggan
Marguerita Childs
J. Schusser
T. A. Stevenson, Jr
Mt. Vernon
Anderson
Rockville Center
C. Anderson
T. S. Stevenson
Paul Crouch
D. Fulton
J. S. van Orden
J. S. Harbison
William C. White
C. S. Thompson
Ball Sweepstakes Won at Leewood Golf Club
The Leewood Golf Club held a ball sweepstakes with results across classes A to C on both Saturday and Sunday. Winners include A Engles, R Donaldson, J Herlinke, C B Dipper, J F Weston, and L B Groeschel with scores posted for each class. Qualifying rounds for the Towns Cup and June Tournament were completed, 32 qualified for the cup and 70 entered the tournament.
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Leewood Golf Club
A. Engles
R. Donaldson
J. Herlinke
C. B. Dipper
J. F. Weston
L. B. Groeschel
Radcliffe Commencement Address Given by Smith College Leader
Mrs. Benjamin A. Howes of Pest Road spoke at Radcliffe College commencement, delivering the principal address as head of the Institute for the Coordination of Women's Work at Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin A. Howes
Pest Road
Institute For the Coordination of Woman's Work
Smith College
Radcliffe College
Grievance Day Ends as Assessments Trimmed in Scarsdale
Village Grievance Day in Scarsdale closed at six p m last Tuesday with about 15 000 cut from the village assessment rolls. The Village Board heard four or five residents while noting a new resident allowed to inspect bases of assessments. One home’s figure was reduced by 250 for a single bath room but the resident admitted he owns two baths.
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Scarsdale
S. T. Reynolds
Board of Governors
The
Greenacres Association
Women Golfers Plan A Mixed Foursome
The Woman's Golf Committee of the Scarsdale Golf Club schedules a two-ball mixed foursome for Sunday June 9 at 3 o'clock. Prizes go to the pair with the lowest best ball using half the combined handicaps, with no pair's handicap difference exceeding ten. A buffet supper at the clubhouse will follow.
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Scarsdale Golf Club
Break Ground For Additions to Schools
Ground was broken this week for additions to Greenacres and Edgewood schools. George Marsh business manager says efforts will hurry work to relieve pressure on elementary schools as soon as possible.
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Greenacres
Edgewood
George Marsh
Man Falls Ill At Station Platform
Paglieri aged 63 of Boulevard 63 Boulevard fell suddenly ill at Scarsdale station platform at 5 30 last Monday afternoon. Patrolman Landskron called Dr. Ralph Ryan who attended and the man was brought to his home on a police patrol wagon stretcher.
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I’. Paglieri
63 Boulevard
Scarsdale
Landskron
Ralph Ryan
Women Qualify for Golf Day
Women qualify for a golf day as part of the weekly village and vicinity news. The item notes upcoming events and local participation in the golf day activities.
New Suburban Car Exhibited at Grand Central Terminal
A new suburban car design, number 4317, is on display at Track 31 in Grand Central Terminal New York. It offers about 25 percent more seating than older models and is labeled the companionate type. C F Smith, superintendent of passenger transportation, invites visitors to view and be escorted to the car by a station master's guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Terminal
New York
C. F. Smith
Boy Scouts Readied for Annual Field Day Rally
Scarsdale Troops 3 and 7 lead to compete in Fenimore Cooper Council field day at Burke Foundation White Plains at 2:30 pm. White Plains Troops 20 and 18 from District 2 join Chappaqua 1 and Pleasantville 1 from District 3. Other districts may enter Mount Kisco 2 Katonah 1 or Bedford Hills 1 and Patterson 1 with Brewster 1 or 2.
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Scarsdale
Boy Scouts
Fenimore Cooper Council
Burke Foundation
White Plains
Chappaqua
Pleasantville
Mount Kisco
Katonah
Bedford Hills
Patterson
Brewster Troop
Council
J. H. Sowerby
Fashions to Be Shown at the Scarsdale Fair
The Village Fair at the Scarsdale Woman's Club features a fashion show with mannikins displaying summer frocks and wraps. Other attractions include decorated booths pony rides a pony cart and outdoor tea and meals with clubs dining rooms open. Mrs Walter Price oversees the Hupmobile opportunity certificates.
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Scarsdale Woman's Club
Walter Price
Pinecrest Road
Scarsdale Baseball Team Extends Win Streak In Close Victory
The Scarsdale village baseball team beat the Port Chester firemen's nine 4 to 3 on a ninth inning rally that produced two runs. Scarsdale's battery featured Bob and Bill Irish as pitchers and catchers.
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Scarsdale Village
Port Chester Firemen
Port Chester
Scarsdale
Bob
Bill Irish
Wayside Players Election Set for June 11
The Wayside Players will hold their annual election of officers on June 11 in the Children's House on Greenacres Avenue. A social meeting will follow the business of the evening.
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Greenacres Avenue
New Bank To Open On Aug 1 In Scarsdale
The Trust Company of Scarsdale plans to open at 38 and 40 East Parkway by August 1. Richard R. Hunter chairs the board and notes state approval of the organization certificate. A June 14 meeting will adopt by laws and complete permanent organization. Subscriptions run through June 12. stock allotment follows.
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New Bank
Page
Boy Scouts
Florida
Scarsdale
Edgemont
Trust Company of
East Parkway
Richard R. Hunter
State of New York
Hunter
Trust Company of Scarsdale
New Trust Company
George B. Clifton
Rotarians Return Five Days Early From Dallas Convention
Scarsdale Rotarians cut short their Dallas trip after a fire broke out on the boat bound for Galveston. Delegates returning by train faced chaos as hundreds sought to reach northern homes. Flooded Mississippi excursion impressed members during Memphis stopover.
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Scarsdale
Dallas
Galveston
Ralph Ryan
Walter Young
Fred Bender
George Marsh
Henry Piccot
John R. Ross
Memphis
Mississippi
Must Renew Dog Licenses By July
Scarsdale dog owners must obtain licenses from Town Clerk John R. Ross before July 1 under a new dog law. Licenses cover July 1 to December 31 and dogs must wear the current year tag or face penalties. unlicensed dogs may be seized and killed. Owners who no longer own dogs must notify the town clerk.
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Scarsdale
John R. Ross
Telephone Installed At Hartsdale Station Platform
A telephone booth was recently installed on the northbound platform at Hartsdale Station. The Green Acres Association requested the addition from the New York Telephone Company.
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Hartsdale
Greenacres Association
New York Telephone Company
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Priscilla Parker Hall
Garden Club
H. S
Third Avenue R. R. Co
Village Board
Park Regatta
Leewood
Radcliffe
S. 5
Volek
R. E Dennis
Sally Shank
Hunt Smith
Mary Allen
W. R. Gregg Detwiller-Harwood
Imogene Kellogg
Albert Bragg
J. D. Neahr
Mrs. Renz
Elmer Keller
Fox Meadows
Woman's Club
Greenburgh
Hartsdale Station
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