Will Appraise Lots for Park in Swale North End
William Bull, former appraiser in the Fox Meadow case, will assess a representative number of four acre-scale lots in the Swale area north of Boulevard for a park. Village trustees seek an equitable price amid wide value differences, with options previously set at up to 400 dollars per 25 by 100 foot lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bull
Fox Meadow
Swale
Boulevard
North End
Bella Montgomery
Miss Yingling
8. L. Angell
George Clifton
Scarsdale Woman's Club Nominates Officers for Term
Mrs. Frank H. Bethell awaits another term as president after fellow nominations include Mrs. Caleb Hyatt first vice president and Mrs. Alden C. Noble second vice president. Board candidates include Mrs. Chal mers Hatch Maurer Updegraff for three years and Mrs. Kent for one year to fill a vacancy. Election set for April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Bethell
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Caleb Hyatt
Alden C. Noble
Herbert Outwater
Edward K. Cherrill
David Beecroft
Alan R. Chalmers
Joseph W. Hatch
Henry Maurer
Robert R. Updegraff
Edward Kent
Clarence L. Smith
Frank Lovejoy
Harris MacNeish
Circulate Petition For Curbing Boulevard Moves On
Property owners on the Boulevard between Post Road and Bradley Road had not yet seen the curb petition. Trustees told Albert Nash to circulate it further before official action. Nash said he would wait to allow all owners to sign, noting budget time for this year's construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Road
Bradley Road
Albert Nash
Arthur Manor
Sympathy Letter Sent to Village Trustee Collet
Trustees authorized Arthur Driscoll to write a sympathy letter to Walter J. Collet a village trustee in hospital recovering from an appendectomy. Driscoll presided at the meeting in mayor Christie Jr absence and Charles E Birge was also absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Driscoll
Walter J. Collet
Mr. Driscoll
Robert BE. Christie, Jr
Charles EB. Birge
Byrd Expedition Arrives in Dunedin From Little America
Mrs. Joe de Ganahl and her son Charles greet the City of New York as it reaches Dunedin New Zealand after the journey from Little America. Mr. de Ganahl is a member of Commander Byrd's expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe de Ganahl
Charles
City of New York
Dunedin
New Zealand
Little America
de Ganahl
Byrd
Village Board Approves 50 New Stop Signs
The Scarsdale village board passed a resolution Tuesday night authorizing purchase of fifty more stop signs for main highway intersections and directed police to enforce the new regulations. Twenty four signs were recently installed and the remaining fifty should be erected within about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department of
Scarsdale
Roger Ascham School Launches $900000 Expansion Drive
Parents of Roger Ascham School pupils unveiled a $500000 drive to fund two new buildings on Soundview Avenue, with $150000 for a one story and $250000 for a two story structure, plus debt repayment. The March 10 dinner at White Swan Inn in White Plains announced leadership, pledges, and a subscription plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ascham
Soundview Avenue
White Swan Inn
White Plains
Richard R. Hunter
Cooper Road
Scarsdale
David Magowan
Joseph Allen
New York
R. F. Elliman
A. O. Greist
Donald G. Ross
H. H. Elias
Max Goldsmith
A. M. Kay
W. W. Lyon
L. G. Phillips
J. J. Rudolf
J. Salmonowitz
E. J. Hanford
H. Crabbs
I. Markowitz
S. L. Angell
Robert Benchley
J. L. Riegel
H. 5. Butterneck
Avent Childress
R. M. Gunnison
H. H. Haskell
A. C. Noble
G. D. Richards
E. C. Rossmassler
George H. Smyth
C. Votey H. Whittemore
G. A. P. Burns
J. E. Buttolph, and
Walter de Witt
Henry Ebeling Sings Over Radio Today
Henry Ebeling of Norman Gerhard Inc will sing on Station WCOH Yonkers at 5 15 p m this afternoon in a Young Men's Christian Association of White Plains sponsored program. He recently became musical director for the organization. The program includes Bird Songs at Eventide by Coates I Must Down to the Seas Again by Dinsmore and Sylvia by Speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ebeling
Norman Gerhard, Inc
WCOH
Yonkers
Young Men's Christian Association of
White Plains
Ebeling
Coates
Dinsmore
Sylvia
Speaks
Ridgecrest East to Build Retaining Wall
Ridgecrest East residents petitioned the village board for a retaining wall at the street dead end. The board passed a resolution granting the petition and stated the village is not liable for construction or maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgecrest East
Wound proves fatal for patrolman Frank Arno
Patrolman Frank Arno died at White Plains Hospital after being accidentally shot while being shown drawing by Raymond Carney of Scarsdale Police. The incident occurred near Police Headquarters on March 1. Arno lived in Tuckahoe and funeral services were held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arno
White Plains
Tuckahoe
Arno
Raymond Carney
Scarsdale
Carney
White Plains Hospital
County Approves 6000 Survey for All Departments
The Board of Supervisors adopted unanimously a resolution to spend 6000 for an immediate survey of all county departments. Edward T. Perine of Yonkers and New York was named as the accountant to audit books records and fiscal methods, bringing extensive municipal experience from Albany and New York City. Pliny W. Williamson of Scarsdale proposed the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Edward T. Perine
Yonkers
New York
Albany
Hughes
Dreyer
New York City
Pliny W. Williamson
Scarsdale
Want to Improve Carman Road Petition Steps for Curbs
Residents sign a petition requesting stone curbing along Carman Road. The list of signatories includes Norman Gerhard William Russell Bruce Hayter Dr Frederick Lutz Mary Myers C J Graber Henry Howe E H Jackson and others. A public hearing is scheduled for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carman Road
Village Board
Norman Gerhard
William Russell
Bruce Hayter
Frederick Lutz
Mary Myers
C. J. Graber
Henry Howe
E. H. Jackson
David Stines
R. F. Henry
Arthur Hasselman
Mary Knox
Charles Reichard
W. O. Partisch
W. T. Hawkins
A. W. Edwards
Stephen Tobin
Vincent Strangis
Marguerite Luckhardt
Mary Malone
Gertrude Trieles
Barbara Simpson
Richard Niemann
John Mallan
Katherine Boland
John Benedict
Frank Riley
Scarsdale Garden Club to Exhibit at International Flower Show
Scarsdale residents will showcase garden entries and photographs at the International Flower Show in New York City’s Grand Central Palace from March 17 to 22. Mrs. J K Blum enters a small rock garden and 37 club members display daily exhibits while chairmen coordinate each day’s displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Palace
New York
J. K. Blum
Scarsdale
Wayside Garden Club
Jerome W. Coombs
Henry A. Meurer, Jr
J. D. Adams
Oscar J. Chase, Jr
Warren W. Cunningham
Magruder Craighead
Martin H. Clapp
William Hoeland
Edward Brown
Potter Road Residents Protest Garage Near Street
Potter Road residents protest a garage project proposed by John Thies at 106 Potter Road. They argue the plan violates zoning laws and petition to have their record set by the Village Board. Signers include David Davis John C Hill John Rogers Josephine Schaeffer and Kathryn Willoughby. Plans have not yet been filed and the Building Inspector would reject them as zoning violations, with Thies likely appealing to the Board of Appeals for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board
Potter Road
John Thies
David Davis
John C. Hill
John Rogers
Josephine Schaeffer
Kathryn Willoughby
Kubas Case Postponed Again by County Court
Michael Kubas burglar case postponed after his lawyer Stephen Machinsky failed to appear in County Court. Judge Frederick Close rescheduled for next Tuesday with threat to assign another lawyer if Machinsky is unavailable for the March 18 trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Machinsky
Michael Kubas
Scarsdale
Kubas
Frederick Close
Close
Miss Betty Newcomb Weds R B Rogers
Society column notes the wedding of Miss Betty Newcomb to R B Rogers with brief remarks on attendees and attire. A second item highlights praise for Muhlfeld’s hockey defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Newcomb
R. B. Rogers
John Muhlfeld
Town Club Proposes Plan for Housing Police in Scarsdale
Scarsdale Town Club endorses a plan to house police officers within the village to boost protection and pride. A committee chaired by W G Palmer studied feasibility and suggested purchasing property to build at least five single houses for long term leases. Mayor Christie and club president Dixon R Fox support further study and a citizens slate for village elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Short
Scarsdale
W. G. Palmer
Robert E. Christie
Dixon R. Fox
Citizens’ Committee
Woman's Club
Doctor names assume role at Scarsdale Health Center clinic
Dr. Ambrose W. Gallagher is now physician in charge of the Scarsdale Health Center clinic held each Friday at three pm in the Harwood Building. Dr. Caroline Buttrick has just completed her term in this capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose W. Gallagher
Scarsdale Health Center
Harwood Building
Caroline Buttrick
May Reduce Water Charges by Village Board
The village water department report for the year ending February 28 1930 was presented at the council meeting. Trustee George Clifton suggested possible savings by lowering either the service charges or the fire district tax, noting both options could yield similar total relief to taxpayers and that charges should reflect actual cost with a reasonable contingency reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certified Public Accountant
Village Water Department
Village Board
George Clifton
Clifton
Ownership of Water Power to Be Discussed
Public ownership of water power will be the topic of a discussion meeting at the Scarsdale Woman's Club on Saturday evening March 29 at 8 15 under the auspices of Scarsdale organizations including the Woman's Club League of Women Voters Town Club Rotary Realty Board and local party committees. Dr Henry Laidler of the League for Industrial Democracy will present the case for public ownership and residents may ask questions and share views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Scarsdale
Woman's Club
League of Women Voters
Town Club
Rotary Club
The
Realty Board
Republican
Democratic
Henry Laidler
League For Industrial Democracy
Prohibit Parking on Drake Road South Side
Village trustees approve a no parking zone on the south side of Drake Road between Ferncliff Road and Post Road. Trustee George B. Clifton reports a conference with the Drake Road Association and the Christian Science Church who view it as a satisfactory current solution to the parking issue. Clifton chairs the village parking committee appointed by the mayor last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Road
Ferncliff Road
Post Road
George B. Clifton
Christian Science Church
Clifton
Ask For Curbing On Tunstall Road
Residents of Tunstall Road east of Nelson Road petition the village board for stone curbing and widening macadam to meet the new curbs. Property owners will cover the cost. Signers include Henry Richter W Lafferty Joseph A Kelly H C Youngson Hildegard Roberts R E B Dennis and Henry Meyerdick. A hearing is set for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunstall Road
Nelson Road
Henry Richter
W. Lafferty
Joseph A. Kelly
H. C. Youngson
Hildegard Roberts
R. E B. Dennis
Henry Meyerdick
Village election set for next Tuesday at Village Hall
Polls open from four to nine at Village Hall on March 18 for village trustee and justice of the peace races. Republican candidates are Charles B. Birge Ed win L. Dillingham Harrison M. Robertson and Charles M. Carter for Police Justice with no Democratic candidate. Voters must meet local residency terms. no registration required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Birge
Oxford Road
Edwin L. Dillingham
Weaver Street
Harrison M. Robertson
Mamaroneck Road
Charles M. Carter
Birge
Judge Carter
Dillingham
Robertson
Mra. P. W. R. Glover
George B. Clifton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club
John F. Bigelow
Mr. Collet
Ridgecrest
Westchester
Gardeners Plan
Ask Village Board
Oliver Sayler
Greenburgh
Garth Road
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