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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1956

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Scarsdale Village Incinerator Plan Report Discussed

A special committee report on Scarsdale incinerator plans outlines the need for a new plant, consultant Henry W. Taylor's design work, and board considerations. It argues for a facility sized to burn commercial waste from private contracts and to be funded to ensure 20 years of reliable operation near residential areas.

Robert S. Gordon Ralph Keating Henry W. Taylor Scarsdale Taylor Croton Westchester Parkway Commission

Nelson Heads Fund Raising Group For Eisenhower

Erling G Nelson is named chairman of the joint Eisenhower Campaign Fund drive by the Scarsdale Republican Town Committee and Scarsdale Citizens for Eisenhower. The house to house effort runs June 18 to June 28 with a large executive and district co chair team. Contributions fund radio TV schedules and support both national and Republican committees ahead of the election.

Eisenhower Scarsdale Republican Town Committee Scarsdale Citizens For Eisenhower Erling G. Nelson Joseph L. Andrews Edward A. Bolton Franklin J. Bowman George W. Cornell Halliday Clark J. Larned Green Harry B. Henshel Malcolm ‘A. Mac Doris P. Yancy Ruth Brooks John F. Cline John T. Hodges Eldred A. Halsey Bertram Trent Edward M. Stanley W. Nelson Young Lucille Gage Dwight D. Eisenhower National Citizens For Eisenhower Committee Republican National Committee

News index and pages listed for church and society

The index lists sections including Church News Editorials Schools on pages 18 through 15, Society pages 16 and 17, Theatres on page 22, and pages 18 to 20 and 12 for additional listings. No specific events or details are provided in this fragment.

Nightly Fox Meadow raccoon seeks handouts

A raccoon visits a house on Fox Meadow Rd at 10 pm each night, apparently unafraid of humans. The Inquirer asks the owner to contact their office to help resolve the situation.

Fox Meadow Rd Inquirer

New Assistant At Saint James

Charles Robert Greene begins duties June 1 as assistant to Rev. George F. Kempsell Jr. at Church of St. James the Less after May 29 graduation from Union Theological Seminary. He and wife Gloria Iacone Greene will reside at 13 Rochambeau Rd. in Charlotte born September 15 1930.

Charles Robert Greene Union Theological Seminary George F. Kempsell Church of St. James the Less Greenes Rochambeau Rd Walter F. Greene Charlotte N.C Wake Forest College School of Sacred Music Gloria Iacone F. A. Iacone Reading Penna Iacone Eastman School of Music University of Rochester Mu Phi Epsilon Union Seminary

Village Board Sets Two Public Hearings Tuesday Night

The village board schedules two hearings at 8 15 pm at the Village Hall Annex Drake and Post On the Walworth Ave route renewal for Orienta Bus Co and an amendment to the building code to allow a single storage tank up to 2750 gallons in a basement and a 20000 gallon per building maximum with specified wall thickness and height for tank installations

Village Board Drake and Post Ads Orienta Bus Co Walworth Ave

General Motors Scholarships Award Two Scarsdale Students

Two Scarsdale residents, Charles H. Maier of Bradford Road and Amy L. Taubin of Wyncliff Road, won General Motors four year college scholarships. Maier will enter Harvard College in the fall to study law, while Taubin will attend Sarah Lawrence College after ten years in Juilliard's preparatory division.

Scarsdale General Motors Charles 8. Maier Bradford Rd Scarsdale High School Amy L. Taubin Wyncliff Rd Roosevelt High School Yonkers Maier Louis Maier Harvard College Miss Taubin Harry Taubin Sarah Lawrence College Juilliard School of Music Boy Scouts Forum Princeton N. J

Scarsdale Democratic Club Plans Spring Meeting

The Scarsdale Democratic Club schedules its Spring meeting next Tuesday at the Scarsdale Woman's Club on Drake Rd with coffee at 5 15 and the session starting at 8 45. Club president Henry Hofheimer Jr invites interested residents to attend. a Ford Foundation civil rights film will be shown narrated by Joseph Welch of Boston, attorney in the Army hearings.

Scarsdale Democratic Club

Scarsdale Chamber To Hold Dinner Meeting At Inn

The Scarsdale Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at seven for dinner at the Scarsdale Inn on School Lane. Henri Couche of Gold Seal Wine Co will lead an informal discussion on wine use. Wives and husbands of members and prospective members are invited to attend this final meeting of the season.

Scarsdale Chamber of Commerce Scarsdale Inn School Lane Henri Couche The Gold Seal Wine Co

Shaw Reports On District 1 Teacher Recruiting And Crowded Schools

Sup J A B Shaw details teacher recruitment for the coming year amid teacher shortages and rising enrollments in District 1. May counts show 51 more elementary and 139 more high school pupils, with total enrollment 3442. He notes housing issues, crowded Heathcote and Fox Meadow, and possible use of meeting and music rooms for classes. Ralph Dumas praised for materials prep ahead of the Junior High bid.

Archibald B. Shaw Board of Education Shaw Heathcote Fox Meadow Ralph Dumas John Edmondson

Wilson Named to National Board for People to People Diplomacy

Charles E. Wilson of Hampton Road was chosen by President Eisenhower to serve on a 34 member Americans board to promote private citizen diplomacy worldwide including behind the Iron Curtain. The Washington meeting is set for June 12 and the group will become a permanent advisory board. Wilson, former GE president and wartime Office of Defense Mobilization director, recently resigned as W R Grace & Co chairman.

Charles E. Wilson Hampton Rd Eisenhower Washington Wilson General Electric Corp Office of Defense Mobilization W. R. Grace & Co Weeks

Mr. Shaw Named To National Advisory Group

Archibald W. Shaw superintendent of Scarsdale Schools is named to a National Advisory Committee on School and College Building Problems. Appointed May 31 by Dr. Hollis L. Caswell of Teachers College Columbia University the committee will advise on national educational building solutions. Dr. Walter D. Cocking chairs the group which aims to identify research, share information, aid plant planning, conduct studies, and explore a national education plant research center at Teachers College.

Archibald W. Shaw Scarsdale Schools Hollis L. Caswell Teachers College Columbia University Caswell Walter D. Cocking School Executive Magazine

Health report lists weekly varicella and measles cases

Eight new chicken pox cases were reported in Scarsdale alongside one German measles, two measles, and two mumps during the week ending Saturday June 2, per the Health Department. The tally highlights ongoing infectious disease activity in the community.

Scarsdale Health Dept

Picnic Production by Greenacres PTA

Greenacres PTA presents its annual Field Day and picnic at Greenacres School playground on Wednesday from six to nine. George Hardy Ropes directs with all Greenacres students and families in attendance. Bonfires, sports, pony rides, and a 8:30 community sing conclude the event led by James Pickering and Claire MacIntyre.

Greenacres Pta George Hardy Ropes John Snyder John H. Hearne Robert W. Rosenblatt William J. Harnisch Bruce M. Robertson Anja P. Adair Newcomb Richard Caro James Pickering Claire MacIntyre

Scarsdale Safety Council Elects New Chairman

Edward Robbins was elected chairman for the coming year at the annual meeting in the Village Hall Annex. Charles R. Ciner will be vice chairman, Mrs Donald Fitzwater secretary-treasurer, with Robbins having served as temporary chairman.

Edward Robbins Scarsdale Safety Council Village Hall Charles R. Ciner Donald Fitzwater

Quaker Ridge Officers Named at Annual Meeting

At the Quaker Ridge Association annual meeting held May 29 at Weaver Street School, officers for 1956 57 were elected. Murray Steyer was chosen president, Howard Geiger vice president, M William Feingold treasurer, and Mrs Richard A Newman secretary.

Quaker Ridge Ass'n Weaver St Murray Steyer Griffen <Ave Howard Geiger M. William Feingold Richard A. Newman

Dooley and Gwinn Win Republican Primaries

Dooley and Gwinn win the Republican primaries. The article notes volunteer shortages in summer and urges continued paper recycling efforts for the first drive on Sunday in September. Residents may call Legion Post Headquarters at 3-9828 to arrange pickup if storage spaces overflow.

Legion Post Headquarters

Scarsdale Votes Split as Egan Sweeps Districts in GOP Edge

Westchester primary results show Edward Egan carrying all 11 Scarsdale districts while Benjamin Nields leads Edwin Dooley in eight of eleven. Total: Egan 786, Nields 309, Dooley 237. Greenville districts in GOP favor Armbruster with wide margins.

Egan Scarsdale Nields Dooley Westchester the Inquirer Westchester County Republican Committee Edwin B. Dooley Ralph W. Gwinn Eastchester Greenville Armbruster Edward Egan Benjamin Nields

Edgemont PTA to Create Memorial Fund for Miss Mason

The Edgemont Elementary PTA votes June 4 to establish a Memorial Fund honoring Eleanor B. Mason, Seely Place School teacher and librarian, to continue her work fostering a love of reading among students. Seely Place School hosted the executive board meeting with 23 members present including Mrs Albert Terwilliger and Miss Martha Sternal.

Edgemont PTA Eleanor B. Mason Seely Place Albert Terwilliger Martha Sternal C. E. Linville

Heathcote School Picnic Scheduled For Thursday

Heathcote School plans a family picnic at 5 30 on the athletic field if weather cooperates with a rain date of Friday June 15. Co chairs Mr and Mrs Albert Evans Jr organize pony rides for little ones, relay races for grades 1 4 and softball for grades 5 6 at 6 30, followed by a 7 30 game for faculty and parents. Heathcote Dad's Club runs the games and provides favors. Cub Scouts led by Mrs Fred Harmon gather wood for cook out supervised by Mrs Walter Sonneborn and Mrs Jules Wacht. Additional committee members include John Canepa Janet Cook Mrs Robert Cohen hospitality Mrs Edward Fogel Mrs Richard Saltzer prizes Mrs Ronald Jack pony rides and Mrs Robert Myers Good Humors.

Heathcote Albert Evans, Jr Dad's Club Fred Harmon Walter Sonneborn Jules Wacht John Canepa Janet Cook Robert Cohen Edward Fogel Richard Saltzer Ronald Jack Robert Myers

Secor Farms officers elected at May meeting

Secor Farms Property Owners Association held on May 24 at the American Legion Home on Mamaroneck Road. Elected officers and directors include Roy H. Walters as president, and Stephen Putziger, Roger F. Mills, James Russell Lyttle, Jules L. Wacht, Albert Oettinger, and John J. Lennon as directors.

Secor Farms American Legion Mamaroneck Rd Roy H. Walters Rock Creek Lane Stephen Putziger Roger F. Mills James Russell Lyttle Jules L. Wacht Albert Oettinger John J. Lennon

Honorary Degree Awarded to Dr Ernest O Melby at Elizabethtown

Dr Ernest O Melby of Stoneleigh Road received an honorary Doctor of Laws at Elizabethtown College commencement in Pennsylvania on May 28. He gave the principal address and will serve as visiting professor of education at Michigan State University next year after retiring as NYU School of Education dean.

Ernest O. Melby Stoneleigh Rd Elizabethtown College Melby NYU School of Education Michigan State University East Lansing Mich

Scarsdale Summer Theatre Workshop Runs July 9 to Aug 24

The Scarsdale Summer Theatre opens its third season from July 9 to August 24 under director Stanley D. Cornish. The seven week program for ages 13 to 21 meets weekdays 9 30 to 4 30 with a 25 dollar registration. Assistants include Richard Foreman and a team from Brown and Columbia in acting design and tech.

Scarsdale William L. Foley Recreation In Stanley D. Cornish Rye University of Rochester Teachers College Columbia University Graduate Columbia F. E. Bellows High School Mamaroneck US Naval Reserve Recreation Dept Village Hall Scarsdale High School Cornish Richard Foreman Brewster Rd Brown University University of Rochester Players Fenimore Players Shoe String Players Columbia Theatre Associates NYS Teachers College New Paltz Foreman

Overhill Association Elects Stanley Gordon President

At the annual meeting Overhill Association elected Stanley Gordon of School Lane as president. Also chosen were David Mead as first vice president Don K Price as second vice president Mrs Walter Murdock as secretary treasurer and executive committee members Philip L Carret Dr Jackson Seward and Josiah Willard.

Stanley Gordon School Lane Overhill Ass'n Gordon David Mead Don K. Price Walter Murdock Philip L. Carret Jackson Seward Josiah Willard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Nelson News Index Saint James John Cats Boniface Circle Democratic Club Meeting Chamber of Commerce J. A. B. Shaw Augusta Jones Mr. Wilson OnNat'l Mr. Shaw National Group Health Report Picnic Safety Council Quaker Ridge Gwinn Edgemont Schools Mason John Gan New Edgemont High School American Federation of Arts Nyc Seventeen Magazine Overhill Ass
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