Stand of State Senators Shapes Daylight Law Repeal
Albany dispatch reports Senator George T. Burling of White Plains pivoted to support the repeal of the Daylight Saving Law, giving crucial backing to pass the measure. The vote swayed the outcome, with Burling joining leaders to ensure passage despite opposition from Senator Holland Duell.
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Albany
N. Y
George T. Burling
White Plains
Clayton R. Luss
Senate
Burling
Martin and
Swift
Buffalo
Republican Party
Holland Duell
Westchester
Miller
Yonkers
Duell
Transit Commission
Hiram Johnson
Hylan
New York City
Public Service Commissions
Assembly
Mount Vernon
Port Chester
Village of Scarsdale Holds March 15 Election
The Annual Election of the Village of Scarsdale will be held on Tuesday March 15 in the Village Mall. Polls open at four and close at eight in the evening. Voters must have lived in the state one year and in the county four months.
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George E Doolan Auto Insurance Ad in White Plains
Insure your property with George E Doolan at Depot Square White Plains telephone 589. Specializes in automobile insurance. Advertisement.
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George E. Doolan
Depot Square
White Plains
Red Cross Calls on Scarsdale to Supply Layettes
Scarsdale residents asked to send 30 layettes and 75 bloomers size 8 for Red Cross aid. The Monday Sewing Circle of the Congregational Church will make the bloomers. others may donate fabric or garments by notifying Mrs. Gallowhur at 110 Scarsdale.
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RED Cross
Scarsdale
The
On the Bimbo Isle cast announced for Legion show
The American Legion Minstrel Show on March 12 will feature Durstine and Company with performers Mrs J M Lawrence Mrs William H Alfring Mrs LeRoy Milter Mrs Joseph R Ely Mrs DuBois Beale and Mrs Clarence McMillan The sailors are Roy S Durstine and Joseph R Ely Generating high anticipation for a crowd of spectators.
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Eastdale Girls hold first dance in club series
The Eastdale Girls' Club hosted the first of a series of dances last Saturday night for about eighty youths. Members of the Fastdale Boys' Club provided music. The event featured a lively one-step, a dance and music mix, a streamer finale, refreshments, and continued dancing until the end. The club plans another dance early in April.
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Dan Tucker
Benefit Bridge Clears Funds for Westchester Association
The Westchester County Children's Association benefit bridge drew forty players and about $45 in proceeds. Prizes donated by supporters delighted winners, listed as Mrs Pallen, Mrs Nairne, Mrs Wyckoff, Mrs Van Schaick, Mrs Katt, Mrs Brennan, Mrs MacDonald, Mrs Bannerman, Mrs Pliny Williamson, and Mrs George Field. The next event is set for March 17 at 2 50 PM.
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Pallen
Nairne
Wyckoff
van Schaick
Katt
Brennan
MacDonald
Bannerman
Pliny Williamson
George Field
Used Cars Advt From Brown's Buick Service White Plains
Ten White Plains physicians endorse Buick cars in a local advertisement. The notice asks which other car will pass the survival of the fittest test, noting a selection of used cars available at Brown's Buick Service in White Plains New York.
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Buick
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N. Y
Plan Grand Opera for White Plains
Plans for three operas in White Plains under Grace Church auspices with Professor Cassia. Othello, The Barber of Seville, and Il Trovatore will be staged at Palace Theatre on April 5 12 and 19. Chicago Met opera artists from Metropolitan Orchestra will provide the music. Tickets priced 8 75 for orchestra and boxes 165 balcony first ten rows 110 remainder.
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White Plains
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Chicago
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Scarsdale
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McCullough’s
School Board president discusses local education challenges
Scarsdale Board of Education President Philip Russell addressed a Parent Teacher Association meeting at Scarsdale High School. He outlined difficulties from building noise and grounds to discipline while noting improvements. He explained the compulsory education law and its penalties, and praised Mr. Marsh and the board for their work. The audience asked questions, and Russell answered to general satisfaction.
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Scarsdale
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Albany
Marsh
Mayo
Sersdale
Wizard of Oz matinee planned at Hitchcock rooms
Children will enjoy a social matinee on March 19 at 4 p.m. in the Hitchcock Community Rooms Gren acres featuring the beloved film The Wizard of Oz.
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Grenacres
Subscription Dance Set at Purchase Community House
A subscription dance will be held at the Purchase Community House on Wednesday April 6. Proceeds aim to fund a substantial gift to the Woman's Guild of Hitchcock Memorial Church, with tickets priced at $5. Patronesses and committee members are listed, inviting all interested to attend and support the social and charitable event.
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Howard S.&. Candee
Magruder Craighead
F. Rutledge Davis
Burchard Dutcher
Herman Duval
B. Wheeler Dyer
Thomas R. Fisher
J. Larned Green
Clarence McMillan
P. Compton Miller
Jacob E. Neahr
William A. Newman
Harold Palmer
George A. Shepard
William Graves Smith
George Hugh Smyth
du Bois Beale
Bramwell Geddess
Otto Grassi
B. C. Meeiie Asieg
Women’s Club Sets Civic Meetings April May
Directors vote to hold several special civic meetings for members in April and May including Republican Democratic League of Women Voters Home Bureau and Children’s Association. Officers elected first week in April. Committees tasked with ballots venues and arrangements. Community Service funds 200.23 from thrift sale. dance guest limit set to fifty. two morning musicales planned at Wayside Cottage April 6 and in May. First American composers to be featured.
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Greenville Fire Company Elects Officers
Mr. Julian Wooster was elected president at Greenville Fire Company annual election held March 3. Other officers include WV Seeley as vice president R Pease field secretary H J Zehder recording secretary J J Lauden treasurer B N Whitson chief R W Wilson captain R Pease lieutenant W H Seeley W P Mattil and J J Lauben as trustees.
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Greenville Fire Company
WV. H. Seeley
R. Pease
H. J. Zehder
J. J. Lauden
B. N. Whitson
R. W. Wilson
Liz Aenant
W. H. Seeley
W. P. Mattil
J. J. Lauben
Pelham to Run Two Newspapers The Free Press to Publish Twice Weekly
Pelham will gain a second newspaper, The Free Press, published twice weekly by the former Pelham Sun editor. The Pelham Sun will remain a weekly publication, praised for its careful news and typography. The Inquirer notes the Sun’s stand as a strong exchange and welcomes the Free Press’s arrival.
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John Drinkwater Lecture at Belasco Theatre
John Drinkwater will lecture before the New York Drama League on Sunday afternoon March 1 at 8 30 p m at the Belasco Theatre. His subject will be The Repertory Theatre.
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John Drinkwater
New York Drama League
Belasco Theatre
Repertory Theatre
Change Date Set For Second Benefit Bridge Event
The second Benefit Bridge at the Woman's Club will be held on Thursday March 17 at 2 30 oclock instead of March 23 as previously announced. The event supports Serbian Relief with patronesses Mesdames Page Harwood Muhlfeld Whitlock Candee Schultze Patterson Green and Williamson.
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Woman's Club
Mesdames Page
Harwood
Muhlfeld
Whitlock
Candee
Schultze
Burgan's Garage Ad Offers Day and Night Car Washing
Burgan's Garage in White Plains announces capability to handle both day and night washing of cars, advertising extended service hours.
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White Plains
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Wayside Players Delight Audience
The Wayside Players gave a lively premiere in Scarsdale with Rollin Kirby and Percy Waxman drawing laughs as two paupers in The Workhouse Ward. Grace Hastings impressed as the rescuer sister, while The Locked Chest challenged staging constraints under William Castle. Mrs. Hugh Adair led, with performances by G. G. Flory, Walter Pleuthner, and Franklin Henshaw earning praise for Icelandic roles.
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Rollin Kirby
Percy Waxman
Benchley
Greenwich
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Waxman
Lady Gregory
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Mr. Waxman
Mike McInerney
Grace Hastings
William Castle
Hugh Adair
Vigdis Goddi
G. G. Flory
Walter Pleuthner
Thorolf
Franklin Henshaw
Thord
Fred Harrington
Franklin Vilas
Robert Wiggin
Washington Square
Mabel
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