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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1928

Page

10

Realtors Hold Luncheon At Thornycroft Tavern

Theodore Ristine was introduced as the Beech Hill local agent to the Scarsdale Board of Realtors at a luncheon at Thornycroft Restaurant. Ristine plans to live in Scarsdale and Beech Hill will have an on site office. The Beech Hill tract lies just south of Edgemont, developed by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Phillips of Weyburn road. A realtor dinner is planned at The Tavern next Wednesday with committee members including George H. Bernheisel Florence Myles and Robert Turner.

Theodore Ristine Beech Hill Scarsdale Leonard G. Phillips Weyburn Road George H. Bernheisel Angell, van Schaick & Co., Inc Florence Myles Johnston and Eggert Robert Turner William Ackerman Elizabeth Bowart Stephen L. Angell Laura C. Burwess Charles Y

To Continue Work At Quaker Ridge

A temporary board forms to fund and plan an assistant for next winter at Quaker Ridge. The Children's Laboratories present a five exhibit series for 1928 1929 starting Nov 1 through April 1 covering rocks plants animals and humans with school groups already scheduling visits. The next directors meeting is set for June 13 at Mrs Schwarzman’s home to finalize plans.

Children’s Laboratories Schwarzman Quaker Ridge

Wilmot Field Reopens For Short Flights And Night Route

Wilmot Field near Rye Beach reopens to carry passengers on short hops and plans a night flight to the statue of Liberty and back via New York City. A 3.5 million candle power searchlight at Rye Beach aids navigation. Dalrymple says a second strong light will be installed at Wilmot Field on the Searsdale border when Atlantic Airways resumes activity. The field appears deserted, with a damaged frame building, a partially torn fence, new excavation for a dwelling, and an artesian well being drilled.

Wilmot Field Rye Beach Statue of Liberty New York City Dalrymple Atlantic Airways Searsdale Wilmot Road

Amily Beach Club Opens Membership

The Amily Beach Club announces membership for a limited number of Christian applicants. Established two years ago, it offers reasonable annual dues with no other financial obligations. Features include sandy beaches, clear water, and sheltered coves nearby. Write Box A 746 White Plains N Y.

White Plains

Real Estate Firm Names and Associates Listed

Grayson and Miss Anne S Wilson of Cooley Realty Co along with Willard F Clark and Cleveland Van Wert of Johnston Eggert firm are named. William P Johnston and Miss Edna Adams with Miss Florence Myles are also listed as associates.

New Service Garage by Albert A. Davis in Scarsdale

Albert A. Davis, after seven years with Ruggiero Auto Sales Co., opens Davis Auto Supply Co. at 834 Scarsdale Avenue. The new shop is the only Scarsdale service station selling Socony gas and oil.

Albert A. Davis Ruggiero Auto Sales Co Scarsdale Scarsdale Avenue Davis Auto Supply Co Socony

Scarsdale Board to Hear Objections on Park Land Allocation

The Scarsdale Board of Trustees apportions costs for a park plan and files an assessment map. Interested parties may inspect the map until June 12 1928 and attend a June 12 hearing at Village Hall at 8 15 PM to oppose the apportionment and map. The ten acre tract lies along Oxford Road Cambridge Road and New York Post Road, excluding Lot 3, Block 3, Section 15. Dated May 23 1928.

Board of Trustees Scarsdale Oxford Road Cambridge Road New York Post N. Y John R. Ross

Foreclosure Sale Scheduled in Westchester Court

New York Supreme Court Westchester County case Daub and Marsh trustees to sell by public auction the North End Land Improvement Company parcel at 12 noon May 23 1928 at White Plains. Referee Chester B McLaughlin notes adjournment to June 6 1928 daylight saving time and lists liens and zoning restrictions.

NEW York Supreme Court County OF Westchester Ellen Daub Mary Elizabeth Marsh Lawrence Windisch City of White Plains County of Westchester State of New York Aeea North End Land Improvement Company Scarsdale Eastchester E. Murgatroyd C. E Register Chester B. McLaughlin

Scarsdale Amends Building Code on Use Permits and Class Rating

The Village of Scarsdale Board adopts an amendment to Article 21 of the 1928 Building Code. Effective June 12 1928 any changed use requires a Building Inspector permit and conformity to code rules. Certification by Village Clerk John R Ross notes true copy and seal dated May 28 161-68.

Scarsdale County of Westchester State of New York John R. Ross Westchester County New York

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Thornycroft Tavern Amily Beach Club Fred L. Merritt, Esq Plaintiffs P. O Field Avenue New Rochelle Village of Realtors Crestwood M. J. Logan Road Avenue Parkway Tel Tuckahoe Robert Earley Popham Rd West of Bridge Hartsdale West Side Hartsdale Station Cotswold Winifred Berry Campbell Lawrence & Bruce Coley Realty Popham Road Tohnston Eggerstor AT Murray Hill Mamaroneck Road Old Scarsdale Prince & Ripley Woods-End Scarsdale Bargain Spencer Place Fish & Marvin Fish-Germany Realty Corporation Scarsdale, New York Scarsdale One Heathcote Robert Turner CO Elizabeth Locke Bogart Morrow & Mills, Inc Mooney and Beatty, Inc Telephone Vanderbilt Fifth Avenue Bronx River Parkway Elizabeth Nash East Parkway Inquirer
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