Westchester Way Film Shown at Scarsdale Theatre
The one reel film The Westchester Way will be shown March 6 7 and 8 at Scarsdale Theatre. It presents Grasslands Hospital as Westchester County’s recent health development with 625 beds, tuberculosis care, a preventorium for children, and an in house school. The hospital, 27 10 miles from Valhalla in Mount Pleasant, operates labs X ray and outpatient clinics at near cost with private funding supporting public welfare.
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Westchester Way
Scarsdale Theatre
Grasslands Hospital
Westchester County
Valhalla
Mount Pleasant
Cochrane Farm
Commissioners of Charities
Westchester
United States
Village Election Set for March 21 at Village Hall
The annual village election is scheduled for Tuesday March 21 with polls from 4 p m to 8 p m at Village Hall. Officers to be elected include president three trustees and village treasurer. Propositions ask to discontinue the North End Water District of the Town of Scarsdale and to authorize a 45000 borrowed for grading and paving highways as decided by the Board of Trustees.
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North End Water District
Scarsdale
Board of Trustees
Evening Dressmaking and Millinery Class Planned
The Community Service Committee evening class in Dressmaking and Millinery will likely hold its first meeting at the end of next week. A firm time and place will be announced once the Home Bureau assigns a teacher to Scarsdale.
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Community Service Committee
Home Bureau
Scarsdale
Buick 6-Cylinder Tourer and Sedans For Sale
Buick quality is emphasized as Brown's Buick Service in White Plains advertises a 5S pass for 1525, a 6 cylinder Buick touring, a coupe at 2085, and a sedan at 2830 delivered. Local dealer promotes reliability and delivery terms.
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BUICK
Brown
White Plains
Date Set For New Thrift Exchanger Drive
March 20 marks the start of a thrift drive to restock the Thrift House in White Plains. The Community Service committee led by Mrs. Glendinning asks households to clear out usable cast-offs and pass them to the shop, especially furniture. Donations from Scarsdale support village charitable funds and thrift goals, aiding reuse and finances.
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Community Service Committee
Thrift House
Scarsdale
Treasury
Wayside Players Announce Cast for Three Plays
A Wayside Players meeting at Mrs. B. K. Russell's on Platt Avenue unveiled three forthcoming performances to be staged at Scarsdale High School Auditorium on March 17 and 18. Casts include Mrs. Cushman, Mr. Edgecomb, and Harvey Warren with others for Where But In America The Law of the Sea and Matinata. Half the gate receipts support Community Service.
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Scarsdale High School
America
Oscar M. Woett
Louise Cushman
Walter C. Pleuthner
A. S. Edgecomb
Harry K. Tootle
Forest Hills
Gardens Players
Harvey Warren
Bertha Mandell
Helen Hoefft
Marjorie Wilson
Crispin Bebb
Lawrence Langner
Dan Hinckley Arnold
Leland Stowell
Scarsdale
Recital Planned for Club Open Meeting
The Scarsdale Club open meeting on March 15 at 3 30 P M features Agnes Gardner Eyre known as Mrs de Jahn and Mrs Frank Ostrander of White Plains in a recital. Eyre performs Chopin Debussy and Leschetizky among others and will close with Rachmaninoff Prlude in G minor. Ostrander solos include Dowland Tosti and Brahms pieces.
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Scarsdale
Music Department
de Jahn
Agnes Gardner Eyre
Frank Ostrander
White Plains
Ostrander
Lilly Lehmann
Frank la Forge
Leatman Griffeth
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Walter Damrosch
Hageman
Mrs. Ostrander
Progreee Jahn
Rachmaninoff
Prude
Morning musical by Woman's Club Music Department
Members of the Woman's Club Music Department presented a morning program at the club house on March 1. A piano duet of Franck Symphony movement was played, followed by talks and songs by several members and a Mozart trio, all aimed at study and appreciation of art.
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Woman's Club
Rubenstein
Franco Leone
Kendrick
Goldsmith
Harris
Battolph
Mozart
Scout Leader Addresses Parents On Problems Of Work
The regular scout meeting was omitted to allow Mr. Fred Harrington to discuss issues with the boys’ parents. Only nine parents attended, but they offered valuable suggestions and a spirit of mutual understanding prevailed. A second meeting was suggested to improve attendance.
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Fred Harrington
Harrington
Buick Ad Sells 4 Cylinder Sedan at 1035 Delivered
Brown's Buick Service in White Plains advertises a 4 cylinder, 6 passenger Buick sedan priced at 1035 delivered. The note mentions 12 years of operation in White Plains.
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BUICK
Brown
White Plains
Complete Harmony in Party Caucuses
The Republican Caucus met Monday night with broad agreement across parties. Arthur Boniface was nominated to again serve as village president and several others were nominated for two-year terms including Kenneth Bogg and J. Wm. Bassett, who brings engineering experience to highways. The meeting drew wide attendance including many women and discussed county government reform with assurances that Scarsdale will gain representation on the County Committee.
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Stevens
Oderick Stevens
Arthur Boniface
Thomas Burgess
Kenneth
J. Wm. A. Bassett
Carl Herrmann
Arthur Herbert
Bassett
Searsdale
Department of Highways
Greenacres
Slater
Barrett
Collin Armstrong
Westchester
Scarsdale
Miracle Play on Fireside Program at White Plains Meeting House
The Fireside Players announce the third program of the season set for Friday and Saturday March 3-4 1922 at the White Plains Meeting House Maple and Longview Aves White Plains. Three one act plays include The Open Door Hydke Scorner and The Rising of the Moon with varied directors and a lighting dome feature. A special benefit bill is planned next month to raise funds for the dome costs.
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Fireside Players, Inc
White Plains
Corner Maple
Longview Aves
Alfred Sutro
Faith van Valkenburgh Vilas
Lady Gregory
Edna Buttolph
Fire destroys corn crib on Crane estate south of Popham Road
Fire alarm roused the village Wednesday evening when a corn crib on the Crane estate south of Popham Road was found to be an ice. The building burned to the ground.
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Crane Estate
Popham Road
Scare Dale Woman's Club Meeting Date Change
The March open meeting for the Scare dale Woman's Club is moved to March 15 at 3 30 pm. It will be held at Scare dale High School with a recital arranged by the Club's Music Department.
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Scaredale Woman's Club
Scaredale High School
Greenville Club Plans New Minstrel Show
The Greenville Community Club prepares a minstrel show for March 24 and 26 at eight oclock each evening in the Greenville Fire House. Guests may view motion pictures and a projector demonstration beforehand. Adult tickets cost fifty cents and children under fourteen twenty five cents.
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Greenville Community Club
Greenville
Protests Over Theatre Exits Prompt School Safety Proposals
At a Scarsdale Parent-Teacher Association meeting an expert report on the Theatre exits prompted unanimous calls to widen the Popham Road area entrance to nine feet replace narrow steps with a concrete ramp and install a double or rear wall exit to ease panic risk. The panel also urged immediate action and a related talk on summer camps led by Mrs Charles Farnsworth highlighting health happiness and character building through camps for boys and girls.
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Scarsdale
Parent-Teacher Association
the Inquirer
Dunham Road
Parent-Teacher Association of
Popham Road
Charles Farnsworth
New York
Farnsworth
Briarcliff Laundry Offers Nationwide Washable Goods Service
Briarcliff Laundry proclaims exceptional quality and countrywide service. The firm pledges readiness to handle any washable goods with its Briarcliff address and contact information.
Theft at Church Lane Home Reveals Missing Articles
A mystery theft at H D Savage’s Church Lane residence during dinner on Friday February 24 saw opera tickets, a pig skin case, cuff links, studs, tie pins, a watch fob, Shrine pins and a charm vanish. Mrs Savage reported the Opera House tickets, later traced to a man who claimed to be Mrs Savage’s brother. New York police aid is sought.
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House and Garden
H. D. Savage
Church Lane
Mr. Savage
Debate on Shepard Towner Bill in White Plains
A public debate on the Shepard Towner Bill is set for Thursday March 9 at 3 p.m. in Part 2 Old Court Building Court Street White Plains. Scarsdale Woman's Club members and all interested individuals are invited to attend.
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Old Court Building
Court Street
White Plains
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Red Cross appeals for wash cloths and sleeve sweaters
The Red Cross asks for twelve inch square wash cloths knitted from cotton or suitable fabric for ex service men in public health hospitals and sanitoriums. It also seeks knitted sleeves for sleeveless sweaters, with material provided by the Atlantic Division. Those willing to help should contact Mrs. W. G. Gallowhur, Scarsdale Branch chairman.
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Red Cross
Atlantic Division
W. G. Gallowhur
Scarsdale
The
Macy Budget Cut at County Hospital and Penitentiary
Commissioner V Everett Macy sought funding for new positions and salary increases at the county hospital and penitentiary. The board of supervisors cut the request from 86800? to 22000 by unanimous vote after deliberation at a joint finance and charities meeting.
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Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Everett Macy
County Hospital
Board of Supervisors
Board
Finance and Charities and Corrections
Two Stars Head Cast of The Sheik
Agnes Ayres, famed as the O Henry girl, and Valentino, known for The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and Camille, headline the cast of The Sheik.
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the Sheik
Agnes Ayres
O, Henry
Mr. Valentino
Julio
Camille
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B. K. Russell
Platt Avenue
Chas. Vilas
Sutro
Mrs. de Jahn
Lenchetizky
Berlin
Vienna
London
British Isles
Kubelik
Canada
Institute of Musical Art
Herrmann
Hudke
Greenville Club
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