Florida Lists Scarsdale Visitors
The end of May closed the Florida season as 190,000 visitors left St. Petersburg for cooler places. Scarsdale residents regarded the city as a winter home or frequent destination, with many guests registered at the Chamber of Commerce. Names listed include Mrs. B. H. Beard, Mrs. J. D. Bisbee, Mrs. Ella M. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Lou B. Cleveland, Miss Mary Green, and others from Scarsdale and nearby areas.
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Florida
St. Petersburg
Scarsdale
Chamber of Commerce
B. H. Beard
Tompkins Road
J. D. Bisbee
Madison Road
George Reid
Bradley Road
F. W. Whiting
Cohawney Road
Arthur D. Williams
Greenacres Avenue
John Allen
Circle Road
Avent Childress
Oak Lane
Rush Wilson
Fox Meadow Road
Caleb Tucker Briggs
Humane Society Holds Last Meeting in White Plains
The Central Westchester Humane Society held its final meeting of officers for the season last Tuesday at Mrs. W. L. P. Montgomery's White Plains home. The session focused on completing spring work and planning for fall, with renewal blanks mailed to members to avoid pigeonholing supporters and keep humane efforts active. Scarsdale Became a Village in 1915.
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Central Westchester Humane Society
W. L. P. Montgomery
White Plains
Miss Gault Pupils Present Piano Recital at Huntington Home
Miss Irene L. Gault's pupils performed piano pieces for mothers at the Huntington residence in Richbell Close on Monday June 3 at four o'clock. Twenty five mothers attended the tea afterwards, with Dr. Huntington among the guests.
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Irene L. Gault
Henry S. Huntington
Richbell Close
Alan Watson
Jean Watson
Pamela Schweppe
Priscilla Baker
Marjorie Haldimand
Madeleine Haldimand
Andrew Wilson
Harold Fox
Herbert Fox
Andree Sapiro
Helen Young
Althea Noble
Jerry Wallace
Diana K
Inquirer Publishes as Women-Owned Community Paper
The Inquirer presents itself as the sole community newspaper owned and managed by women, highlighting its mission and leadership. The publication emphasizes female ownership and governance as core identity and differentiator in local press.
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the Inquirer
Grants Interview To Memphis Paper
A Memphis paper notes the visit of 135 Rotarians en route to the Dallas national convention. It highlights John Ross, Scarsdale village clerk, as the delegation’s oldest member at eighty four who plans to attend future conventions and aims to bring Sinclair Lewis to one.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Dallas
Texas
John Ross
Scarsdale
John” Ross
New York
John
Sinclair Lewis
Scarsdale LI Inquirer
Windward School Pageant Captivates New Rochelle Crowd
Children at Windward School on Quaker Ridge Road presented a Spring pageant and festival on Decoration Day. Parents and friends watched a colorful procession of pupils in medieval costumes on the school grounds.
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Windward School
Quaker Ridge Road
New Rochelle
Knighting of Boisinard staged by royal history group
Children aged nine to twelve acted as Knights and Ladies of King Arthur's Court while eight-year-olds played peasants and foresters and seven-year-olds served as musicians. The natural hilltop stage hosted the drama created from this year’s history project, featuring cymbals triangles drums and violin.
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Boisinard
King Arthur's Court
Real Estate Notes from Isabel M. Ryan May Sales
Isabel M. Ryan reports May activity from her office at No 4 Spencer Place including sales and rentals. The note outlines property deals and market movements for the month.
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Isabel M. Ryan
Spencer Place
Property Transfers in Fox Meadow and Elm Street Area
Oscar Olsen transfers property at Chesterfield Road and Brite Avenue in Fox Meadow to Mrs. George Koenig of New York. Howard R. Stewart Corp transfers property on Cohawney Road Fox Meadow to Mrs. Frank A. Sweeney of New York. Millard Tompkins rents Elm and Fenimore Roads property to a client of the office.
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Oscar Olsen
Chesterfield Road
Brite Avenue
Fox Meadow
George Koenig
New York
Howard R. Stewart Corporation
Cohawney Road
Frank A. Sweeney
Millard Tompkins
Elm and
Fenimore Roads
Custom Fight Wins Wide Approval
The Packard Custom Eight draws broad praise for beauty, distinction, and performance on a 140 inch wheelbase. Absorbing System and cushioned divan-like comfort enhance road ride while a front wheel shimmy eliminator and steady steering aid safety at all speeds. Prices range from 3175 to 3850 at the factory with home delivery and attractive Pac Sant Payment plans.
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Packard
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Humane Society
Winward School
RADIO
Radiola Specialist CO
Popham Road
N. Y. C. Bridge
NASH
Nash Engineering
Victoria
London
Nash-White Plains Inc
Martine Avenue
White Plains, N. Y
Telephone
Scarsdale Inquirer
Harwood Building
Packsre
Packard Westchester Company
Mamaroneck Avenue
East Third Street
Langdon Avenue
Mount Vernon, N. Y
North Main Street
Port Chester, N. Y
South Browdway
Bright Place Yonkers, N. Y
North Avenue
New Hochelle
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