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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1920

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Greenacres Ends Happy School Year With Picnic and Pageant

Greenacres School wraps a busy year with grade picnics at Rye Beach and Fox Meadow, a Sixth Grade closing program, and a poster prize gifted by Mr. Dickinson. Students recall self government efforts, celebrate dramatics, study, and athletics, and bid farewell with songs and a class yell.

Greenacres Rye Beach Fox Meadow Dickinson Herbert Duval Polly Gunn Old Town Hall Eleanor Fowles Herbert Parker Bob McNecille Windsor Eveland John Francis Greenacres School Babette Weil Catherine Morfit Charles Guinn Tommy Fisher Mildred Denna Clarissa Mayo

Club Members Plan Savings and Sales Drive

Pledges for economy were secured from club members at a tea on the terrace of the Wayside Cottage on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. F. H. Bethell urged members to save or earn ten dollars before year end to help pay off the club’s indebtedness. They discussed economy and fundraising ideas such as darning and sewing, a November basket sale, and charging rides to station pickups.

F. H. Bethell

Home Bureau Forum Discusses Reducing High Living Costs

The Home Bureau Forum at Wayside Cottage on Monday June 21 at 2 30 P M invites the public to join in a discussion on the high cost of living. Dr Benjamin Andrews of Columbia University will address the meeting and lead the informal discussion.

Home Bureau Wayside Cottage Benjamin Andrews Columbia University

Layettes to Save Babies in Central and Southern Europe

Atlantic Division sets a 50000 layette quota by September 1 to aid babies in Central and Southern Europe. Westchester County must supply 1400 with Scarsdale contributing 25. Mrs. W. G. Gallowhar coordinates Scarsdale efforts, urging knitters and sewers to form groups or work at home during the summer. Layette items include dresses, jackets, waists, diapers, blankets, binders, and a blue white bonnet pattern with specific knitting instructions.

Europe Red Cross Atlantic Westchester County Scarsdale W. G. Gallowhar

Wilmont A C Defeats Eastdale in Weekend Baseball

Wilmont A C beat Eastdale A C 8 to 4 on Saturday. Battery for Wilmonts was Rocco De Meo and Frank Pugglici. Frank Dilly, star shortstop, caught the last liner with two on, ending the game. Umpires Bradford Burton and John Link.

Wilmont A. C Eastdale A. C Wilmonts Rocco de Meo Frank Pugglici Frank Dilly Bradford Burton John Link

Edgewood School closes with koto concert and class day

Fukiko Osawa entertained Edgewood pupils with koto music as sixth graders presented class histories poems and statistics. Edgewood beat Greenacres 12 to 11 in a recent baseball game, and Putnam County’s grand jury discharged with no cases due to no work.

Fukiko Osawa Edgewood Helen Benedict Beatrice Doernberg Charlotte Wiggin George Green

Used Cars Offer In White Plains Buick Service Ad

Oakland Sedans priced at 1885 and Touring Cars at 1235. Six Cylinder Valve-in-Head General Motors automobiles and a few good used cars showcased. Brown's Buick Service operates in White Plains N Y.

Oakland General Motors Brown Buick White Plains

Closing week in Scarsdale schools highlights year end exercises

The Scarsdale village news front pages chronicle school year end exercises for boys and girls. The edition also notes appeals for clothing for East View Hospital children, scholarships, clinics, and Red Cross aid for babies in Central Europe, plus French government certificates awarded at the All-Scarsdale Fete and patriotic commemorations.

Scarsdale Village News East View Red Cross Europe Inquirer Malcolm Pirnie John W. Dickinson

Scarsdale Third in Westchester Field Day Contests

Scarsdale High School placed third in the Second Annual Westchester County High School Association Field Day at White Plains Fair Grounds on June 12. Ten schools competed with over 300 students. Pleasantville led with 97 points, followed by White Plains and Scarsdale. Scarsdale winners included Maitland Jackson Ralph Wilkinson Louis Newkirk and others across sprint, jumping and throwing events.

Scarsdale Westchester County High School Association White Plains Fair Grounds Westchester County Pleasantville White Plains Rye Neck Briarcliff Rye Bronxville Hastings Dobbs Ferry Scarsdale High School Maitland Jackson Ralph Wilkinson Charles Vilas Louis Newkirk Paul van Schaick Maitland Jack

Scarsdale Girl Scouts Stage Double Play Night

Scarsdale Troop II opened with Jack in the Beanstalk directed by Mrs. Harold and Miss Majorie Dunn drawing laughs from the cow and giant’s family. Troop I followed with The Trouble that Is in It set in an Irish cottage, featuring Martha Dunlap Katherine Castle Ruth Speer and others. the show earned ninety eight dollars and five cents for the Scouts.

Scarsdale Inquirer Troop II Jack In the Beanstalk Harold Majorie Dunn Elizabeth Katrina Fountain Jadas Eleanor Phelps Jack -Lowise van Doren Negati Woot Ida Arslanian Troop I Celia Galerity Martha Dunlap Nora Kate Tommy Katherine Castle Ruth Speer Esther Phelps Lord Kenure Starr Conger Elsie Jarman Kenure Julia Winslow Lester Ober Miss Dunn

Greenburgh School Ends Successful Year With Picnic

Greenburgh School finished the year with a pupil picnic on school grounds funded by the Home and School Association and teachers. Enrollment reached about 60 students, and two eighth graders, Emerson Stearns and Margaret Ackerman, graduate to high school next year.

Greenburgh Home and School Association Emerson Stearns Margaret Ackerman

New Scholarships and Clinics Highlight Charity Board Meeting

Mrs. Robert Walker and Mrs. John H. Katt joined about twenty others from area communities as new members of the Children's Committee of the State Charities Aid Association at a Lewisohn estate gathering in Ardsley. The program endorsed a Children's Court and more hospital facilities, noted fourteen scholarships for working-age children needing care, and urged clothing and shoe donations as demand outstrips supply.

Robert Walker John H. Katt Scarsdale Children’s Committee State Charities Aid Association Lewisohn Ardsley Adolph Lewisohn Homer Folks Lillian Quinn Children’s Association Westchester County V. Ever Miss Quinn Yonkers New York City Macy

Clothing drive for East View tuberculosis patients urged

Mrs. Susan M. Baker of the Westchester County Tuberculosis Committee requests second hand durable clothing for about fifty sick children at the Tuberculosis Pavilion, Westchester County Hospital East View. Donations should be sent to White Plains or delivered to East View without prior notice.

Guy Forbes Nursing Association Susan M. Baker Westchester County Tuberculosis Committee Baker Westchester County Hospital East View Scarsdale Court House White Plains

Eight graduates with high record at Scarsdale High School

Closing exercises on June 17 celebrated eight seniors, four entering normal school and one to college. Ralph Wilkinson spoke for the class, Grace Terhune received the excellence medal, and the program highlighted music, dancing, original sonnets, and exhibit displays from Greenacres and Edgewood grades through first year high school.

Scarsdale High School On Castle Grace Terhune Margaret Dunham Olivia Fountain Alice Huntington Katherine Rich Mac Shepherd Ralph Wilkinson Carol Moore Board of Education Russell Greenacres Edgewood

Holds Spirited Fire Drill at Searsdale Fire House

Searsdale Fire Company No. 1 conducted a lively drill at the Sprague Avenue fire house last Thursday evening. A large turnout practiced fetching equipment from the truck and raising ladders in record time, with four-man teams coordinating to review Hook and Ladder details and overall gear.

Searsdale Fire Company No. 1 Sprague Avenue Searsdale

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Wilmont Eastdale Koto Putnam County Grand Jury Carmel Westchester High School Association Harry Cook Harold Archer Charles Lakin Reenburgh Bronx Parkway Committee of State Charities Aid Association Aid of Music School Toy Symphony Eee Scarsdale Fire Dept Scarsdale Police Dept Scarsdale Woman's Club THE Scarsdale Inquirer Wayside Tea-Room
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