Rotarians Celebrate Third Annual Field Day at Children’s Village
Benjamin Ruggiero of Scarsdale won second in the egg race as the third annual field day organized by Westchester Rotary Clubs took place at the Children’s Village in Dobbs Ferry. Tarrytown won with 30 points, Pleasantville 23, Scarsdale 13, and Scarsdale took second in tug-of-war. About two hundred men attended a Wetmore Hall banquet where Mayor T. Reynolds of Hastings presented the trophy to Tarrytown.
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Scarsdale
Dobbs Ferry
Rotary Clubs
Westchester County
Tarrytown Rotary Club
Pleasantville
Wetmore Hall
Tarrytown
T. F. Reynolds
Hastings
Leon Faulkner
Children's Village
James McKiernan
Croton
Century Tournament at Scarsdale Golf Club Winners Named
In the Century Tournament at Scarsdale Golf Club last Saturday N L Jamison 106 26 80 and S B Silleck 107 27 80 led in scoring. Morning ball sweepstakes were won by H A Ley 77 10 67 and D M Spaidal 88 21 67. Afternoon winners were W F Barnes 73 4 69 and A J Lee Jr 77 8 69 in Class A plus C A Wiese 102 24 78 in Class B. Thirty one couples entered the two ball mixed foursome on Sunday with winners Mr and Mrs J R MacColl 74 and Mr and Mrs P K Brown 76. Ball sweepstakes Sunday were won by B Dutcher 88 16 72 and C A Wiese 93 24 69 in Class A and B.
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N. L. Jamison
S. B. Silleck
H. A. Ley
D. M. Spaidal
W. F. Barnes
A. J. Lee, Jr
C. A. Wiese
J. R. MacColl
P. K. Brown
B. Dutcher
Hampden Road Accepted for Dedication in Fox Meadow
Hampden Road in Fox Meadow between Whig and Olmstead Roads was accepted for dedication by the Village Board this week. The road was offered for dedication by Fox Meadow Estates.
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Hampden Road
Fox Meadow
Whig
Olmstead
Banks Represented At Annual Meeting
Officers and employees from the Caleb Heathcote Trust Company and the Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company attended the twentieth annual meeting of the Westchester County Bankers Association at Briarcliff Lodge. Governor Franklin D Roosevelt delivered the main address urging that branch banking could erode individual initiative in communities.
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Scarsdale
Westchester County Bankers’ Association
Briarcliff Lodge
Caleb Heathcote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thank You Visit Sparks Feedback at Scarsdale Cottage
A distinguished guest dined at the Scarsdale Cottage after a local rival closed for summer. He praised the lunch but noted a lump in the mashed potatoes and urged more ideas on food and service. He invites opinions and objections to uphold their high standards.
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Scarsdale Cottage
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