Meeting of the White Plains Board of Health
The White Plains Board of Health met at Town Hall on a Saturday night with President J H Gunning and members present. They approved minutes, discussed name cards for birth records, and urged the state board to accelerate sewerage improvements for White Plains and nearby areas noting delays in the Bronx River Valley project and seeking relief by summer.
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Board of Health
Town Hall
J. H. Gunning
Sibley
Register Torrence
Justice Househeld
White Gaylor
Mercer
White
White Plains
Gunning
Commissioner of
Dhronx River Valley
Searsdale
State Board ‘of Health
Hem
Scarsdale
White Plains Argus
Senator Carpenter
Albany
Bronx Valley
Yonkers
Mr. Vernon
Jt Whist Club Dance Delights White Plains Crowd
The Jt Whist Club of White Plains held a Monday evening dance at the Auditorium with Scaradale youths among members. Ladies wore white dresses while men wore negligee shirts with rolled sleeves. Patronesses included Mrs. Chambers Shoaff Swartwout and Voorhees. A buffet luncheon followed. About 50 young people attended.
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Jt” Whist Club
White Plains
Westchester Road to Establish Branch Office in Mt Vernon
The New York, Westchester, and Boston Railway Company opens a Mt Vernon branch in the Mt Vernon Trust Company building serving as headquarters for the project. Engineer in charge is r. & BB. b 5 with staff including H. J. Collier and R. P. McClare among others. Work advances toward a route from New York City to White Plains as thaw allows.
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New York
Westchester Company
Anthony Stumpf
New York and Port Chester Railroad
Hartsdale School notes attendance for February
The report lists students Raymond Townsend Eddie Vogel Chester Sneath Wm Van Dorn Jessie Walker and Margaretie as affected in attendance for the month of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Townsend
Eddie Vogel
Chester Sneath
Wm. van Dorn
Jessie Walker
Margaretie
Scarsdale Town Board Meets on Safety and Water Franchise
The Scarsdale Town Board, led by Supervisor Secor, discussed debt authority for Highway Commissioners, approved safe purchase from Mosler, and authorized records books. Thomas Wing presented the Sherbrooks Water Company franchise to supply town water with capital of 15000 dollars, and a joint meeting was set to decide on key franchise terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scarsdale Inquirer
Highway Commissioners
Herring-Hall-Marvin Co
Mosler
Sibley
Naturalization
Thomas E. Wing
Thard
Sherbrooks Water Company
Thi
Scarsdale Company
Sherbrook Water Company
James G. Cannon
J. Warren Thayer
Nm. Wolfe
Frederick K. Lister
Ernest W. Davenpoward St. Stivers
Pipers
Scarndale
Wing
Williaercer
Sibley Wratey
Interborough Water Company
Gr ay Rock Farm Credit Allocation Noted
A fragment notes creditors of Gray Rock Farm to be paid 0.24766 of the stated sum and Thompson and a lawyer's services amounting to $125. Details are incomplete and names unclear.
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Seerey Rock Farm
Reeie Thompson
County News Highlights From New York Suburbs
Port Chester discusses annexing White Plains while the Institute at Chappaqua suffered a major fire loss destroying two houses a barn and substantial grain. Mamaroneck enforces a spitting ordinance with a twenty five dollar fee. Yonkers pushes fare cuts for the Central Railroad. White Plains Builders Association raises initiation to twenty five dollars. Yonkers plans a new theatre on Nepperhan avenue. Mamaroneck sewerage work began March 1 with President Warren as master of ceremonies. Hastings reports burglaries, and engineers near Purdy’s station and Croton Falls map a dam foundation to expand New York City water storage risking Croton Falls village. Mrs Alfred Dana widow of the Bronxville rail crash victim died in Washington D C leaving two children.
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Purdy
A MIG- DEMEANOR IN LETTER ON LAND NOTICE
In reply to last week’s editorials a reader cites laws on affixing notices to another's land. The text warns penalties of up to six months or a fine up to two hundred fifty dollars for placing on property without owner consent. It notes presumptive evidence against the proprietor if such notices appear.
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Wm. H. Sage
Supervisors Raise Poor Superintendent E B Long Salary
At Tuesday's meeting the Supervisors boosted E B Long from 2500 to 4000 dollars annually. They debated bail funding and state road repairs, appropriated 3000 dollars for the Yonkers Armory, and expect tax budgets in about two weeks after delays in northern towns.
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E. B. Long
Yonkers
Store Sign Bets Intrigue County Shoppers
Enterprising shopkeepers brag about signs and a puzzling announcement priced at $1.50 raises questions about belonging to the Union and the sign's intent, leaving readers curious about the meaning behind the message.
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Anay
M. C. Frost
White Plains, N. Y
Harlem Valley
Charles L Chambers
J. R. Shoaff
F. G. ‘Swartwout
R. 8. Voorhees
Mount Vernon Trust Co
First Street
Mount Versen, N. Y
J.B. Walker
Westchester Road
MT. Vernon
Hartsdale School
Wffect
Secor
White, Househeld
Gaylor
Sondheim
Frank Sibley
Scarsdale, N. Y
Eugene Sondheim
Househeld
Gray Rock Farm
County News
Port Chester
Chappaqua
Mamaroneck
Central Railroad
Builders Association of
Nepperhan Avenue
Warren
Hastings
Alfred Dana
Washington
Bronxville
Washington, D.C
Winifred
Master Alfred Dana
ELL & CO
Mount Vernon, Wn, Y
Richard A. McCurdy
Abstract of A
Nassau, Liberty
Cedar and William
New York City
H. M. Eppes
Agt
Hartsdale
N. Y
Telephone
John Matthews, Jr
Exchendé
Depot Square
Tuckahoe, WN. v
H. O. Ericsson
Scarsdale Avenue, Scarsdale, N. Y
Fagan & Presser
J. White Plains
Louis W. Haight
Abraham Stewart
Greenville
ScAleDale
Tugkahoe, N. Y
Newport Market
Railroad Avenue
White Plaing, M. Y
Lexani NE
Alexander J
SMI
Madison Avenue
Gentral Ave
Fhones
Ivent - Wa
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