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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1950

Page

10

Edgewood School Hosts Diverse Student Art and Exhibit Show

Students at Edgewood School showcase art from first to sixth grade with oil paintings, miniature flower displays, autobiographies, and tree growth studies. The display includes world dolls loaned by Mrs Foley and Mrs Greenebaum as parents watch proudly.

Edgewood School B. Chandler Smith Peggy Donald Cinderella Hultz James W. Foley Henry Greenebaum Edgewood

Mr. Dean Completes 25 Years' Service

Robert E. Dean of Ewart St was honored by Westchester Lighting Co stake holders for 25 years of service. A ceremony at Robert Barclay’s Tarrytown office awarded the Quarter Century emblem followed by luncheon at Hotel Florence and a Farragut Inn dinner with about 40 colleagues. Dean born in New York City grew up in Mt. Vernon and joined the company on June 22, 1925, advancing from indexer to wholesale business representative in the Tarrytown office.

Robert E. Dean Ewart St Westchester Lighting Co Robert Barclay Tarrytown Barclay Florence Farragut J. Dean James Timmings Dean Mr. Dean New York City Mt. Vernon First National Bank National City Bank of New York the Light Co Commercial Engineering Dep't

Scarsdale Mailmen Bitten by Dogs on Delivery Routes

Two Scarsdale mailmen were bitten while delivering mail. On June 23 Andrew Waderton 55 of 2 Brambach Road was bitten on the calf by a police dog owned by C E Darling of 222 Boulevard. Arthur McLinden 41 of White Plains was bitten on the right wrist by a springer spaniel owned by Mrs J S Lippe of 21 Shawnee Road. Both received medical treatment.

Scarsdale Andrew J. Waderton Brambach Rd C. E. Darling Boulevard J. S. Lippe Shawnee Rd Arthur J. McLinden White Plains

Uncle of Mrs Leithead Dies in White Plains Hospital

Carey Forest Bowsher of New York City died June 25 at White Plains Hospital at age 70. Born Princeton Missouri, he traced lineage to painter Francois Boucher and worked with New York insurer Carroon and Reynolds. Services were held and burial at Des Moines Indiana on June 28. He leaves a Des Moines sister and a Des Moines niece, plus another niece in Scarsdale. America to buy 10 million dollars worth of tulip bulbs from Holland this year.

Carey Forest Bowsher New York City Barry Leithead Greenacres Ave White Plains Hospital Princeton Francois Boucher Carroon and Reynolds New York Des Moines Scarsdale Bowsher George M. Hamilton Winifred Hamilton America Holland

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