Scar dale parishioners await organ recital and Lenten oratorio
Scar dale residents anticipate a parish event led by Miss Lillian M Nugent of Mount Vernon. The March 20 program at Immaculate Heart Church features five trained vocalists and Boerne instruments performing sacred works from Beethoven Stabat Mater and The Holy City. Noted contralto Louise Gahler and tenor William Sae appear, with this being Nugent’s third appearance in as many years.
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Catholic Church
Scardale
Lillian M. Nugent
Mount Vernon
Boernesinstrumen
Beethhoven
Jfrof Gayl
Louise Gahle
Church of St. Thomas the Ape
William Sa
Scarsdale
Westchester Forms County Public Safety Commission for War
Westchester County forms a 150 member Public Safety Commission to devise defensive measures if the United States enters war. Chairman William B. Thompson leads the effort with members from Yonkers Scarsdale and others. The Red Cross chapters coordinate military hospital prep and list autos for service in wartime.
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Westchester County
Millard
Board of Supervisors
County Commission On Public Safety
United States
William B. ‘Thompson
Yonkers
Ber
Scarsdale
F. H. Bethel
David Welch
Colving
Ntyt
Rest Cross
Red Cross
Westchester Co Bills Become Laws in Recent Session
Governor Whitman signed five Westchester bills into law. One fixes Grand Jury sphers compensation by the Board of Supervisors, paid semi monthly. Another amends the tax law by requiring county clerks to mail certified stock corporation statements to city and town clerks between June 1 and June 15 each year. New York City counties are exempt. A third allows Yorktown to issue bonds up to 10000 to cover costs of challenging assessments against New York City. A fourth limits ministerial tax exemptions to non residents, and a fifth authorizes a village to issue bonds to the stated amount.
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Whitman
Slater
Westchester County
Board of Supervisors
New York
Yorktown
Nctr
Westchester Nty
Ill
American Responsibilities Lecture by Miss Gignoux
Miss Louise Gign the High School speaks March 28 at Scarsdale Civic Class on the Responsibilities of America. A large audience is expected due to her eloquence and the timely subject. Lectureside noted as part of civic education program at home of Mrs. Winslow.
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Louise Gign
Scarsdale
America
Gignoux
W. Winslow
Resident offers yacht to government for use
Mr. Lewis Herzbg of Heathcote a member of the New York Yacht Club recently offered his yacht and his speed boat to the government for use in case the need presented itself. They will probably be assigned to the Third Naval District.
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Lewis“Herzbg
Heathcote
Read Ry
New-York Yacht Club
Third Naval District
Boy Scouts Hold Exhibition Showcasing Activities
Boy Scouts held a well attended exhibition Friday night highlighting troop activities. Aimed demonstrations included first aid and formance displays by the scouts.
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BOY Scouts
Fine Lecture at Suffrage Meeting in Scarsdale
The Scarsdale Suffrage Club hosted about sixty women for a lecture by Miss Mary Humphrey of New York City on What Women Could Do in Case of War. She urged practical service roles and noted the need for trained workers in departments like agriculture and telegraphy while praising foreign relief and the suffrage movement’s progress in New York.
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Scarsdale
Suffrage Club
League
Cornell University
New York State Agricultural Department
Westchester County
Raymond Brown
New York City
Greenville Reformed
West Side Equal Suffrage Club
Morrison
Illinois
Brown
Ray
Chicago
Tde
Boston
Berlin
Paris
United States
New York State
Woman Suffrage Association
Old Historic Society of
Scarsdale Water Supply Fails Amid War Letters
A wartime letter from Saint Valerie en Cauix describes hospital needs in Normandy, noting delayed medical cases, requests for flannel day shirts, and the hospital’s rapid expansion from a sixty room summer hotel to about a hundred beds as rooms fill.
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Saint Valerie
Normandy
Supervisors Back Hospital Spending Amid Bridge Work
Westchester County supervisors held a lengthy session approving a bridge project bid by Fagnani Brothers of Tuckahoe at 16855 dollars and debating the Washington Headquarters building purchase up to 5000 dollars. They also revisited the hospital appropriation amid legal concerns and possible voter deferral, with a divided vote on reconsideration and a long list of attendees and actions.
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Westchester County Board of Supervisors
Board of Trustees
Tuckahole
Ane
Tuckahoe
WwRose
Merz
Fagnani Brothers
Smith
Washington
White Plains
Carson
Legisabube
Alexander
Bartett
Sinnott
Purton
Cox
Dunn
FitzGibbons
Goss
Lamb
Gibson
McGeory
McGrath
Muth
Nolan
Ruscoe
Bacon
Barrett
Bridgeman
Bull
Casey
Heinson
Herndon
lTickey
Hull
Jenkins
Lohdell
Psychiatrist T W Salmon to speak in White Plains
Dr Thomas W Salmon, a psychiatrist, spoke at the Assoriation event at Roger Ascham School in White Plains and will address a future audience next Sunday morning. The lecture titled The Means and Afterward will be followed by an open discussion, with attendees invited to participate.
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T. W. Salmon
White Plains
Lis Thomas W. Salmon
le Roger Ascham
Wilen
Mamaros
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Scarsdale Inquirer
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Bronxville
Public Safety Commission
Westchester
Westchester CO
Louis _GIGNOY
Mary Humphrey
National Women’s Service League
Hastings
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Place-de- Saint-Valerie-en-Cauix
Seine-Inferieure
Hospital Auxiliare
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Starsdale
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Wate
Philadelphia
Acoramite
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Mandy
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Consolidated Water Company
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J. E. Richards
Hy Bethellhy
Ralph R. Ryan
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