Obituaries for Grogan and Fleischer in Scarsdale area
Norbert M. Grogan of Scarsdale died Monday at Plains Hospital at 72. A Temple University graduate and retired New York Telephone Company executive, he lived in Scarsdale 36 years and was active in the Pioneers Club American Legion Post and Holy Name Society. Survivors include three daughters a sister two brothers and seven grandchildren Nat Fleischer a boxing author and publisher died Sunday in New York University Hospital at 84. He lived in Scarsdale for years and founded The Ring magazine and library celebrated for boxing memorabilia including 1878 Corbett era items. He is survived by a daughter and three grandchildren.
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Norbert M. Grogan
Scarsdale Manor
Garth Road
Te Plains Hospital
Scranton
Grogan
Scarsdale
New York Telephone Company
Pioneers Club
American Legion Post
Holy Name Society
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Temple University
Marguerite Kearney
Nat Fleischer
New York University Hospital
New Orleans
Fleischer
Nat Loubet
Atlantic Beach
The
Ring
Tuition Refund Program Notice and Livingston Foundation Legal
The State Education Department invites eligible parents to apply for tuition reimbursement under the non public school education law with a July 1 deadline and provides contact points in Albany for details. The Livingston Foundation files its annual reports for 1970 and 1971 may be inspected at 45 Griffen Avenue Scarsdale within 180 days after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Education Department
Albany
New York
Richard M. and
Mimi
Livingston Foundation, Inc
Griffen Avenue
Scarsdale
Livingston Foundation
Summer Youth Program at Scarsdale Church
Scarsdale youths entering seventh through ninth grades are invited to join the cooperative youth ministry program A Little Piece of the World. The sessions run July 6 and every Tuesday and Thursday in July from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Dykman hall with activities like junk sculpture candle making and movies. A 25 cent materials donation per session applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Malcolm L. Watford
Betsey Kiel
Tunstall Road
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Jamie Thompson
Carthage Road
Ruth Field
Anderson Avenue
Dykman
Brunsting to Preach at Scarsdale Summer Service
Dr. Bernard R. Brunsting of Greenville Community Reformed Church will preach the first of the 1972 Scarsdale United Summer Services on Sunday July 2 at 9:30 a.m. at Greenville and 11 a.m. at Hitchcock Presbyterian. He will speak on The Reality Of God In Man's Experience. The joint services involve four local churches. The note adds a demographic stat: 20 million Americans are 65 plus, with about 5 million living alone.
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Dr. Brunsting
Bernard R. Brunsting
Greenville Community Reformed Church
Scarsdale Clergy Club
Scarsdale United
Ardsley Road
Hitchcock Presbyterian Church
Walworth Avenue
Brunsting
Greenville Community Reformed
Hitchcock Presbyterian
Scarsdale Community Baptist
Scarsdale Congregational Churches
United States
Temple Israel Elects New Rabbi Turetsky to lead White Plains center
Rabbi Arnold S. Turetsky of Jackson Heights has been elected Rabbi of Temple Israel Center White Plains effective August 1972. He follows Rabbi Max Gelb who retires after 33 years. An ordained rabbi and educator, Turetsky has served in Ohio and Florida and held roles with the United Synagogue of America. An official welcome is set for September 2 with installation October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold S. Turetsky
Jackson Heights
Temple Israel Center
White Plains
Rabbi Turetsky
Max Gelb
Yeshiva of Flatbush
Brooklyn Technical High School
Cornell University
Jewish Theological Seminary
Post Graduate Center For Mental Health
New York
United States Navy
5Th Naval District
Norfolk
Virginia
Third Marine Division
Far East
Japan
Hong Kong
Okinawa
Turetsky
Ohev Tzedek
Youngstown
Ohio
Jacksonville
Fla
Temple Israel Center honors 24 teens to study in Israel
The largest group ever from Temple Israel Center of White Plains will spend seven weeks in Israel this summer. Twenty four Scarsdale area teens are named including Amy Ades David Berger Michael Berger Michael Bien David Blank Jeff Levin and others. The effort funded by scholarships aims to encourage high school members to visit Israel.
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Temple Israel Center
White Plains
Israel
David J. Bell
Edward Berman
Religious School Board
Temple Israel
Scarsdale
Amy Ades
David Berger
Michael Berger
Michael Bien
David Blank
Jeff Levin
Ken
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Edward McCracken
Longmeadow
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Peggy Grogan
Mary Rittenhouse
Scranton, Pa
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Stanley Grogan
Washington, D.C
Frank P. Grogan
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Church of St. James the Less
Crane Rd
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UJA
David Greenberg
Center
William M. Landau
Deane
John Stanley Gravel
Frederick E. Smithline
the People’s Bank
North Avenue
New Rochelle
Boston Post Road
Pelham Manor
Chatsworth Avenue
Larchmont
Wilmot Road
Heathcote
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People’s Bank For Savings
Michael H
Vonick, Inc
Boulevard
Richard J
Holzer & Son
Yellowstone Ave
Tel
Nicholas Colabella
Montgomery Street
Brook Street
Edwin L Bennett
Edwin L. Bennett
Scarsdale Avenue
Maple
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Lowell J. Tooley
John R. Haynes
Judith Polatsek
Esposito
Henry
Hank
Dan Falkerson
Gloria
James Martin Herde
Joseph R. Kolb
County Tree Service
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