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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

14

Advertising Manager Gerald Werner Dies at 49

Hart­s­dale native and advertising manager for Sterns Department Store in New York City, Gerald I. Werner, 49, died of an apparent heart attack Friday in his physician's office. Survived by wife Margaret, three sons Gerard John and Paul, a sister Mrs Frank Betta of Scarsdale.

Hartsdale Gerald I. Werner Witter Street Stern's New York City Werner New York University Newman Club Sacred Heart Church Holy Name Society Margaret Werner Gerard John Paul Frank Betta Scarsdale

Raphael Link 96 Retired Lawyer Dies in Yonkers

Raphael Link 96 a retired lawyer and former partner in the Link and Link firm of Bronxville died June 20 at Cross County Hospital Yonkers He lived in Scarsdale Manor Apartments and previously resided in New Hampshire with his wife Mary Brainard He is survived by son Raphael Link Jr another son Henry K Link of Narvon Pennsylvania and two grandchildren

Ralphael Link Link & Link Bronxville Cross County Hospital Yonkers Link Scarsdale Manor New Hampshire Mary Brainard Raphael Link Jr

Mrs Thorn Dies At 73 in Bronx Home

Pauline B Thorn 73 mother of Mrs Wayne F Cook of 118 Brown Road died Friday at her Bronx home. Wife of Rev Ralph S Thorn retired Willis Avenue Methodist Church minister. Survived by three sons William of Trumble Conn Ralph Thorn Jr and John Thorn two daughters Mrs Bernard Kline Doris Thorn and 14 grandchildren.

Pauline B. Thorn Wayne F. Cook Brown Road Bronx Ralph S. Thorn Willis Avenue Methodist Church New York City Heath Ave Bernard Kline Poughkeepsie Doris Thorn William Thorn Trumble Conn Ralph S. Thorn Jr Castle Heights Methodist Church North White Plains John Thorn

Georgia Specht 92 Dies in Hartsdale Home

Mrs. Georgia E. Specht aged 92 of 68 East Hartsdale Avenue died Sunday in her residence. Born in New York City, she was widow of Dr. Edmund E. Specht who died in 1936. Survived by her son Edmund Elmer of the home, three grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Hartsdale Georgia E. Specht East Hartsdale Avenue New York City Edmund Elmer

Advanced Work Planned By Pupil At Stetson University

Ronald J. Albrecht of 3 Normandy Lane is enrolled this summer in an advanced studies program at Stetson University DeLand Florida. The program open to superior high school juniors and seniors aims to accumulate college credit before graduation or assist early admission to Stetson and other colleges.

Ronald J. Albrecht Normandy Lane Stetson University DeLand, Fla Setson

Ellen Beskind Elected to Legislative Council at Bennington College

Ellen Beskind daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Beskind of Griffen Avenue Griffen Avenue has been elected to the Legislative Council at Bennington College Vermont where she is a sophomore She is a graduate of Scarsdale High School

Ellen Beskind Herbert Beskind Griffen Avenue Bennington College Bennington Scarsdale High School

Awards Honor Longtime Postal Workers

Alphonse Zacks received a safety award for 21 years of driving. Also attending were Harry LeBaron, superintendent of the Parcel Post Station, and Patrick Crisei, honored for seven years of service.

Alphonse Zacks Harry le Barron Patrick J. Crisei Scarsdale Mary 0. Drury Raymond Bell

Police Court fines total 330 dollars Monday night

The Police Court collected 330 dollars in fines Monday night as Judge John M. Friedman processed speeding offenses from motorists cited by the Scarsdale Police Department and Westchester Parkway Police. Fines ranged from 10 to 40 dollars for various infractions including speeding, disobeying red lights, and driving violations.

John M. Friedman Scarsdale Westchester Parkway Edward Mendillo Brook Street Joseph Lischinsky Chappaqua Rachil Schoer Larchmont Muriel Levine Mount Vernon Mark Gerstein Manhattan John Carroll Hartsdale, Avenue Hartsdale

First Graders Stage San Remix Assembly in Greenville

First graders at Greenville School presented And To Think It Happened on Mulberry Street an adaptation by Renee Dicks and Dorothy Lowe on June 18. Narrators Dorothy Behrer and Jimmy Kaufman led. Cast included Douglas and Kenneth Sarnoff as toy soldiers, Nancy Maertzweiller and Michael Simon as Pierrot and Pierrette, Valerie Hayman as an Indian chief, and Marie Velasquez with Jose Velasquez guiding a dance finale.

Mulberry Street Renee Dick Dorothy Lowe Greenville Dorothy Behrer Jimmy Kaufman Douglas Kenneth Sarnoff Nancy Maertzweiller Michael Simon Pierrot Pierrette Valerie Hayman Marie Jose Velasquez

Village Board Accepts Bids for Library Dumb-Waiter and Fire Dept Gear

The Village Board approved a 300-pound library dumb-waiter built by Robert M. Philips for about 5059, five 35-watt radios plus internal broadcasting gear for 3248 from New Jersey Communications Corp, and traffic light modifications at Popham and Fenimore roads. Unsuccessful bids ranged to 64241 from Romani and Pico. The federal Civil Defense provides 1314 in matching funds. Also approved is 2114.22 payment to Clanciulli Construction for 1961 drainage work with 10 percent retained.

Popham Fenimore Road Village Board Robert M. Philips Bradley Road August Nelson White Plains Romani and Pico, Inc R. Victor Cordy Popham Road Lowell J. Tooley Clanciulli Construction Corp Crossway

Teachers Honored at Scarsdale Junior High Luncheon

Scarsdale Junior High School held a luncheon on June 19 to honor its teachers. Incoming and outgoing PTA executive boards organized the event with Mrs. Howard Arden overseeing arrangements and Mrs. Frederick A. Romberg set to chair the 1963 64 board, succeeding Mrs. A Theron Baldwin. Walter Fogg welcomed attendees as school principal.

Scarsdale PTA Howard Arden Frederick A. Romberg A. Theron Baldwin Walter Fogg

Savings Bonds Reach 34 Miles Daily

Daily sales would stretch 34 miles, translating to over 300,000 votes for freedom cast each day in the campaign.

U. S Freedom

Zoning Board Grants Five Pool Variances

The Zoning Board of Appeals on June 19 approved five pool variance applications and held over two property modification requests while denying a subdivision. Grants included Stuart Krinsly 27 Cooper Road Paul Green Park Road Edwin Epstein 33 Garden Road and Samuel Lasker 35 Birchall Drive. Robert Genin 11 Morris Lane received a variance to replace chain link with wood fencing around an existing pool. Claus Emmerich 15 Hutchinson Avenue was denied a subdivision that would create a two lot site with one lot under minimum area. Postponed were Scarsdale Improvement Corp LP Realty Corp at 28 Popham Road for no off street parking and W P Carson Inc Cayuga Road for a reduced side yard setback.

Zoning Board of Appeals Stuart Krinsly Cooper Road Paul Green Park Road Edwin Epstein Garden Road Samuel Lasker Birchall Drive Robert Genin Morris Lane Claus L. Emmerich Hutchinson Avenue Scarsdale Improvement Corp LP Realty Corp Popham Road W.P. Carson, Inc Cayuga Road

Repaving Ends On Popham Road

Popham Road project from Garth Road to Scarsdale Avenue will be completed this week with road resurfacing. Last fall sidewalks were repaired. H Victor Cordy, assistant village manager, says the repaving work, including raising manhole covers, was not connected to recent Breakneck Hill county road work.

Popham Road Garth Road Scarsdale Avenue H. Victor Cordy

Hartsdale Group Names Officers At Annual Meeting

Greenridge Association elected new officers on June 13 at 16 Club Way. Steven Marder was named president with William Morris as first vice president and Henry Johnston as second vice president. Mrs. Robert Delaney became secretary and Mrs. Lloyd Powell treasurer. Lt. Louis Crosseto and Elmer Van Horn spoke, outlining police studies.

Hartsdale Greenridge Association Olaf Hage Club Way Steven Marder William Morris Henry Johnston Robert Delaney Lloyd Powell Louis Crosseto Greenburgh

Early Hartsdale growth and Revolutionary era trade notes

Mr. Van Horn recalls Hartsdale’s early days describing the area as Tory during the Revolution and noting that a major activity once was growing cues for shipment to New York City as part of community development and traffic flow improvements.

Hartsdale van Horn New York City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Werner Raphael Link Georgia William J. Robinson George A. Cran Godfrey. C. Edgerton Alfred C. Smith Harry FE. Rock Robert B. Hernandez John Gass Photo Joseph Loeb Shore View Drive Arnold Commaroto Mt. Vernon Richard Boyle Ardsley Robert Minasi Clinton Street Ann Marie Pondiccio Murray Avenue William Ruttel Brewster Leo Dyer Danbury Bronx River Parkway Allan Arden Crane Road Samuel Koret Robert Lansky Butler Road Agnes Devany North Broadway George Craft Rectory Lane Bennett Funeral Homes The Scarsdale Ave Tarrytown Funeral Home Broadway Hamilton PI Medford Edwin L. Bennett Funeral Service, Inc White Plaine White Plain Funerat Home Tree Service Gaylor Rd Post Rd Armonk Wampus Pond Conlin Supply Co., Inc Westchester Cinders Sand & Stone Marbledale Rd Tuckahoe, N. Y Woodbine Hartsdale Group Jernigan Pontiac, Inc White Plains Rd Eastchester Lord & Taylor Scarsdale Inquirer Scarsdale, N.Y Ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio East First Street Fleetwood Gramatan Avenue Pelham Office Fifth Avenue Pelham White Plains Post Road
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