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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1928

Page

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Village Trustees Endorsed by Both Parties in Scarsdale Meeting

George Clifton, Charles E. Birge and Mrs. P. W. R. Glover were endorsed by both parties for Village Trustee. election set for March 20. Caucuses approved a Port Authority transit survey bill with a $50,000 appropriation, a measure also before New Jersey. Judge Walter F. Otto spoke at the Democratic session about court backlog and the need for an extra judge. Republican gathering focused on routine business with officers elected.

George Clifton Charles E. Birge P. W. R. Glover Village Dyckman Hall New York Seabury Mastick Port of New York Authority New Jersey Roderick Stephens Arthur Driscoll Walter F. Otto William F. Bleakley Otto Robert E. Christie J. Larned Green Eldred Halsey Republican County Committee Scarsdale Henry Schwabie William H. Draper George W. Field

Cinderella Next Children's Play Cinderella Next

Cinderella adaptation by the Children's Theater in Scarsdale returns as the fifth winter performance. Tomorrow March 3 at three o clock Dyckman Hall features Ella played by Dorothy Major with a full cast including Major Baroness Bareacres and Bare acres, Wilhelmina, Caroline, Cordie, Parker Mills and Irving Morrow as Prince Charming. The Scarsdale Skylarks provide intermission entertainment between acts.

Children’s Theater In Scarsdale Dyckman Hall Wilhelmina Caroline Mary Noble Jeanne Alden Cordie Ella Parker Mills Prince Charming Irving Morrow Jane Keith Tebaldo Julian Zalewski Nannie Clare Tree Major Permandio Will Marsh

Dr J M Steiner Sets New Trap Shoot Record at Scarsdale

Dr J M Steiner of Walworth avenue broke 95 hits out of 100 at Scarsdale Golf Club last Sunday, surpassing the previous 94 record set by George Riddell. Top scores also included W J Smith 90 and David Magowan 89, with J D Lester winning high handicap with a perfect 100 after handicap adjustments.

Scarsdale Golf Club J. M. Steiner Walworth Avenue George Riddell W. J. Smith David Magowan W. Hawley J. D. Lester Wilson Barnes Dr. Gardiner A. Malette Jack Cross

Wayside Players Present Under Cover at Dyckman Hall

The Wayside Players stage Under Cover by Roi Cooper Megrue at Dyckman Hall on March 15 and 16. A four act mystery crook plot previously seen in New York features familiar names and a mix of experienced and new cast members with Mrs. Hugh Adair directing rehearsals.

Roi Cooper Megrue Wayside Players Dyckman Hall New York William Courtney Lily Cahill Lola Fisher Ralph Morgan Hugh Adair

Humane Society Elects Officers in White Plains

The Central Westchester Humane Society elected officers for the year at a Feb 24 meeting at 5 Court Street White Plains. Officers include President Mrs Sherman M Craiger and vice presidents Mrs Mervyn Mackenzie and Mrs George F Bussing.

Central Westchester Humane Society Charles Everett Moore Court Street White Plains Grace George F. Bussing Edwin B. Day Charles A. Vanderbilt Alexander Pinney Guy Forbes Scarsdale W. S. P. Montgomery George Hastings Relief and Shelter H. S. Morfit Humane Education

Well Known Flier Dwyer to Address Scarsdale Legion

Captain Geoffrey Dwyer of the First Aero Squadron will speak at the Scarsdale American Legion Post on Wednesday night March 7 at 8 at the Fire House Popham and Post roads. Dwyer led overseas in 1917 and starred in War Birds plus Liberty magazine diaries.

Geoffrey Dwyer Aero Mineola Scarsdale American Legion Fire House Popham Road Post Road Dwyer Liberty Magazine Elliott Springs Legion Post Gordon Sleeper Casey Jones J. Houghland Corps Headquarters Lawrence G. Brower Frederick T. Blakeman David Grimes J. Dwight Sullivan Air Service Post

Electric Iron Sparks Scarsdale Home Blaze

Firefighters respond to a blaze at 39 Montrose Road caused by a left on electric iron. Damages estimated at 1500 to 2000 dollars. Earlier, a grass fire at Farley and Valley roads was quickly extinguished.

Scarsdale Ir. J. Keller Montrose Road Farley and Valley Roads

Fire on Glenwood Road causes property damage

Fire started in painters materials in the living room corner of a nearly finished house on Glenwood road Edgemont last Thursday evening. It did about three thousand dollars damage before Greenville Fire Company extinguished it. The house is owned by Gerald S Vivert of 33 West 42nd street New York.

Glenwood Road Edgemont Greenville Fire Company Gerald S. Vivert West 42Nd Street New York

Gas Explosion Damages New House on Murray Hill Road

An indoors gas leak seeping into a near finished home at Murray Hill road and Morris lane caused a blast that ripped flooring and shattered windows. Mrs. Abbott two workers and a Westchester Lighting Co representative escaped harm as the Scarsdale fire company contained a brief blaze. Repairs were made and gas reconnected for testing before the Abbotts move in next Monday.

New House Alfred Abbott Murray Hill Road Morris Lane Abbott Westchester Lighting Company Scarsdale Fire Company Light Company Mrs. Abbott

Scarsdale Police Court Hears Light Docket

Ten dollars and two suspended sentences were handed down at last week’s Scarsdale police court. E N Baker of White Plains paid ten dollars for driving without a license. Mrs Bertram Blake’s dog case led to a suspended sentence. Mrs Mathilde Freund of 111 Lee Avenue received a suspended sentence for reckless driving and license violation.

Scarsdale E. N. Baker White Plains Bertram Blake Kingston Avenue Mathilde Freund Lee Avenue

Ears Banned at Dog Shows Bill Introduced in Assembly

The bill to forbid exhibition of dogs whelped after September 1 1928 with clipped or cropped ears was introduced in the state Assembly by Herbert B Shonk of Heathcote road.

Herbert B. Shonk Heathcote Road

Scarsdale Creates Fire Prevention Division By Ordinance

A Fire Prevention Division is created by ordinance passed Tuesday night by the Vil lage Board upon proposal by George Clifton. It will be led by the Fire Chief, who will also head the division, and starts April second. The Chief will inspect at least four times yearly and can order removal of hazards and installation of protections. Violations may render owners liable for costs. Readiness notes praise from the Board of Fire Underwriters, which rated Scarsdale highly for fire protection.

Fire Department George Clifton Scarsdale Clifton Chester A. Cobb Board of Fire Underwriters

Dr. Bronson Crothers to Speak at Greenburgh School No. 6

Dr. Bronson Crothers, Boston physician and Harvard alumnus, will address Greenburgh School No. 6 on Tuesday March 13 at 8 15 pm. The open Parent Teachers Association meeting will explore Should Parents Become Psychiatrists with Crothers discussing child neurology and pediatric topics.

Bronson Crothers Greneburgh School No Crothers Boston Harvard College Harvard Medical School American Neurological Association American Pediatric Society Samuel McCord Crothers Parent Teachers Association

Lindbergh Visits Shonk Home Ahead of Albany Flight

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh stayed with Assemblyman Herbert Shonk and family at Heath Cote Road after driving from New York. The party discussed landing fields, Lindbergh demonstrated the rear field’s potential, and he later flew to Albany to address the Legislature on aviation bills.

Charles A. Lindbergh Herbert B. Shonk Rotary Shonk Home Heathcote Road New York Lindbergh Thomas Lamphier Selfridge Field Detroit Lester J. Hendershot H. H. Knight St. Louis W. L. Robertson Henry Breckenridge Breckenridge Shank Colonel Lindbergh Shonk Scarsdale Charles Lindbergh

Alter Woman's Club Membership Rules Proposed Changes

Residents of Club Way near Scarsdale Golf Club may join the Scarsdale Woman's Club if amendments pass at the March meeting. Proposals shift membership boundaries to Hartsdale Road and Central Avenue, adjust election months to April and October, with Juniors admitted in April.

Club Way Scarsdale Golf Club Scarsdale Woman's Club Cotswold Edgemont Crane Lake Hartsdale Road Railroad Station Central Avenue

Scarsdale Women Aid White Plains Hospital Effort

Scarsdale Woman's Auxiliary under Mrs Bannerman sent about one hundred surgical binders to White Plains Hospital over recent months. Miss Elizabeth Russell, hospital superintendent, thanked the group in a letter last week. Members include Mrs Beecroft Rollins Harwood White Wooster Chalmers Brown Field Farries King McCutcheon and Ross.

White Plains Hospital Scarsdale Julian Wooster Harry Chalmers Edward Brown George W. Field R. M. Farries W. H. King John McCutcheon Bannerman Donald Ross Harlow Savage

Scarsdale Women Attend Westchester Club Meeting

Mrs. Clarence L. Smith, president of the Scarsdale Woman's Club, attended the Westchester County Federation of Women's Clubs mid winter meeting in Larchmont on February 24. She was joined by Mrs. John E. Muhlfeld and other Scarsdale members as delegates.

Clarence L. Smith Scarsdale Woman's Club Westchester County Federation of Women’s Clubs Larchmont John E. Muhlfeld Albert Emerson Hadlock Joseph W. Hatch C. Neil Barney Frank H. Bethell Edward K. Cherrill Guy Forbes Bethell Westchester County Martha Coman the Inquirer Walter M. Schwarz Scarsdale

Girl Scout Council Meets in Westchester County

Miss Beatrice Crane Mrs E W Cook and Mrs Thomas F Burgess attended the Westchester County Girl Scout Mandate Council mid winter meeting in White Plains. The 1928 budget for county Girl Scout work had not yet been raised and local groups continue collecting contributions. The National Girl Scouts are building a fund in memory of Juliette Low to support world peace and scouting worldwide. Westchester County Girl Scouts and leaders have contributed $464.06 to date.

Beatrice Crane E. W., Cook Thomas F. Burgess Scarsdale Girl Scout Mandate Council Westchester County White Plains National Girl Scouts Juliette Low Girl Scout Movement Girl Scouts of

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Judge Otto Saturday Theatre Company Dr. Steiner Riddell Golf Club Humane Society Craiger Greenburgh Albany Senate Assembly Lester T. Maitland F. Trubee Davison Charles G. Hanna Syracuse State Aviation Conference Union Smith Ryan George Huntington Rotary Club Alter Woman’s Club Scarsdale Women Help Hospital Woman’s Club Girl Scout Council
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