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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1929

Page

13

Road Maintenance Pressures Modern Highways And Rail Decline

The piece notes heavy road use twenty years ago would amaze today with 28 000 pound trucks on roads built for lighter vehicles. Rail passenger volume in 1928 is at a twenty year low, blamed partly on cars and buses. Scarsdale repairs roads after winter, but regional roads near New York fall below standard awaiting a funded construction plan.

Scarsdale Highway Department New York

Abandoning Cars Prohibited Under Greenburgh Rule

Judge Seely in Greenburgh enforces a fifty dollar fine for abandoning a worn vehicle on the highway. Owners may instead pay ten to fifteen dollars to smelt or have the car disposed of by a public incinerator, or tow it to disposal. Strict enforcement benefits residents and neighboring towns alike.

Memorial Day Letter Deliberates On Tribute And War

A reader objects to an editorial’s final paragraph equating Memorial Day tribute to honoring servicemen with war glorification. The letter argues that citizens should honor the dead without endorsing war or its pageantry, emphasizing a distinction between tribute and advocacy.

H. R

Mikado Cast List and Production Credits Highlight Opening Night

The program details cast members led by Nanki-Poo Ko-Ko Yum Yum and Yum-Yum in The Mikado, with performers for characters such as Pooh-Bah and Katisha. It credits director Laura Adair, costume lead Marjory Rossmassler, and dance sequences by Madame Patti with a large list of Japanese dancers and supporting roles.

Nanki-Poo Yum-Yum Ralph Brainard Ko-Ko Titipu George William Pooh-Bah Sidney J. Ballinger Andrews Priscilla Parker Hall Hazel F. Schwarz Deborah W. Rossmassler Katisha Patricia Ryan Nee-Ban Fred W. Muller Laura Adair Marjory Rossmassler John M. Lawrence William Fraser Mme. Patti Scarsdale

Wayside Players close season with final performance

The Wayside Orchestra under Anson MacLoud presents a final show at the Children's House tonight marking the end of the season. Cast includes Janette Cartozian Jean Farries Doro thy Glenn Mary Keating Martha Ann Keen Nancy Ryan Mary Claire Sale and others with over a hundred contributors to the production.

Janette Cartozian Jean Farries Dorothy Glenn Mary Keating Martha Ann Keen Nancy Ryan Mary Claire Sale Wayside Orchestra Anson MacLoud Mies William Kb, Jackson J. M. Lawrence Charles Sale T. D. Shoats Adeline Russell Lois Lee Bessie Shulman Richard Major, Jr William J. McKnight Louise Fry E. C. Rossimassler Ferris Briggs J. D. Diehl

Held Two Day Archery Meet Names and Prizes

Two day archery meet directed by Caleb Hyatt of Scarsdale awarded medals for all events with two cups to champions Paul Crouch and C S Thompson of Onondaga. Trophies included gold medals first place silver for second and bronze for subsequent places. A Metropolitan Bronze Medal with bat honors the Junior Boy Scout Champion on June 1.

T. Merriman Paul Crouch C. S. Thompson Onondaga Metropolitan Caleb Hyatt Scarsdale Metropolitan Archery Association G. A. Mang F. P. Harrington

English writer Dickie Hughes seeks funds, stays in America

Richard Hughes known as Dickie Hughes told the Woman Pays Club he is unlike the usual English visiting author. He said he saved and borrowed in England before coming to the U S and will stay here until his money gives out.

Richard Hughes New York Dickie Hughes Woman Pays Club America England

Fox Meadows and the Early Lords of Scarsdale

In 1866 two prominent Scarsdale residents recall Fox Meadows near the Bronx River, tracing its origin from Caleb Heathcote’s 1701–2 grants to the manor of Scarsdale, through subdivided parcels, and the influential Griffin and Tompkins families. It notes Jonathan Griffin Tompkins, Daniel Tompkins, and Revolutionary War ties, including local committees and the 1776 assembly.

Woodland Bronx River Scarsdale New York Manhattan Island William Cullen Bryant Charles Butler Henery Fowler Eastchester John Nanfan Colonel Heathcote America Fox Meadows Europe East Neck Mamaroneck River Griffin Tompkins Vaile Crawford Gedney Angerine Townsend Underhill Barker Post Road Bronx Fenimore Road Wayside Lane Popham Siwanoy Pathuncke Wapetuck Cohawney Reope Hutchinson's Creek Ann Richbell John Richbell Tion Heathcote Jonathan Griffin Mamaroneck Road Jonathan Griffin Tompkins Jonathan G. Tompkins Daniel United States White Plains Continental Congress United Colonies Independent States New York Assembly

In Search of England and Other Guides Review

H. M. S. surveys travel guides postwar briefly noting Baedekers Muirheads Milton Bowen Hueffer and Bonney titles. Morton and Bowen offer atmospheric country tours while Hueffer Paris guide focuses on provinces not places and prices guide Bonney sisters target feminine shopping in Paris.

England Morton, McBride Holland Bowen Doubleday Doran France Hueffer, Appleton Paris Bonney McBride Marjorie Bowen Netherlands Miss Bowen Hook Zeeland Oliver Maddox Hueffer Ford Maddox Ford Baedeker

British and American Lines in Civil War Era Frontier

The article notes outposts from Mamaroneck to Dobbs Ferry with British forces in New York secure behind King’s Bridge to West Farms. It describes raids on local farms by British and Tory guides seeking supplies, driving cattle into New York. Small American detachments operate from Peekskill and Dobbs Ferry, with more details continued on Page Fifteen.

Fox Meadows Washington Bronx Llowe Spencer New England Howe de Heister Mamaroneck Road White Plains Post Road Ball Greenburgh Chatterton Hill Wales Westchester Peekskill Mamaroneck Sound Dobbs Ferry Hudson New York King's Bridge West Farms Cooper

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Velda C. Austin Helen M. Buchanan Viola A. Buchanan Rose Foulds Virginia Gibbs Luisa Link Antoinette McLoud Elizabeth Nash Ouden Rossmassler Patti Ryan Christine Small Evelyn Waite Elizabeth Wells Mary Elizabeth Whitlock Gentlemen of Japan Alex M. Crane Earle Gatehell Henry Ginnel Hubert M. Greist Dr. S. W. Hamilton Daniel Rollins Gordon Sanford Francis Youngs Olive Abbott John A. Krout Westchester County Historical Society Fox Meadow Association Mr. Butler Fox Meadow Caleb Heathcote Gilbert Madam Heathcote Martha Lewis Johnston Anne James DeLancey Max Meadows Ogden and Post Roads Baedekers Muirheads Switzerland Robert Milton London Rome Vatican H. V. Morton The
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