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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1923

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Westchester County Considers County Zoning Board Plan

The Committee on County Zoning and Planning led by Charles Ruston Jr proposes four laws to create a seven member County Planning Commission, extend zoning authority, and establish town zoning powers outside villages. The recommendations aim to regulate layouts of streets and public spaces, with appeals to the Supreme Court and public hearing requirements.

Committee On The County Government Commission County Planning Commission County of Westchester Westchester County Planning Commission Board of Appeals Town Board Supreme Court Peti Board of Supervisors Charles Ruston, Jr Bronxville N. Moyna Newell Bedford George W. Field Scarsdale Sage Foundation

Realty Board Dinner Honors Westchester Leaders

The Westchester County Realty Board schedules its seventh annual dinner at the Hotel Astor New York City on April 12. Stephen L Angell of Scarsdale chairs the dinner committee as the event gathers brokers developers bankers and others tied to county real estate. The grand ballroom is booked and tickets are limited to 450 to ease congestion from last year. Delancey Ellis president of the New York State Association of Real Estate Boards and Robert H Farley of White Plains will speak along with board officers.

Westchester County Realty Board Hotel Astor New York City Stephen L. Angell Scarsdale Westchester County Title & Mortgage Company DeLanceys Ellis Albany New York State Association of Real Estate Boards Robert H. Farley White Plains

Sewing Section Meeting Set at Hitchcock Memorial Guild

The sewing section of the Hitchcock Memorial church guild will meet Monday afternoon March 19 at 2 30 at Mrs. W G Palmer 77 Walworth avenue.

Guild of the Hitchcock Memorial Church W. G. Palner Walworth Avenue

Zoning Ordinance Stops Planned Home Shop

Mrs. J Larned Green and Mrs. Fisher cancel plans for a specialty shop at 75 Walworth Avenue after learning the location violates the zoning ordinance. They said they did not realize the issue and will not proceed, though may consider a future shop at a suitable site.

Thomas Fisher Walworth Avenue J. Larned Green Fisher Inquirer the Inquirer

Scarsdale Graduate Earns Phi Beta Kappa At Vassar

Amy Moore, a 1916 Scarsdale High School graduate, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Vassar. The honor is highly prized by members of the key, and the high school congratulates Miss Moore on her achievement.

Amy Moore Vassar Miss Moore

Spencer Cor Set Design Ad With Mary MacDaniels

Ad reads we design your SPENCER COR SET after you order it in today’s style Mary MacDaniels registered cor setterre of Scarsdale offers custom corset creation with a trendy fit. The notice lists a price 668 and highlights personalized service for a tailored garment.

Mary MacDaniels Scarsdale

Women Inspect Beccari Waste System in Paterson Visit

Civic Section of the Woman's Club members accompany Mr. Boniface to Paterson New Jersey to view the Beccari Zymothermic method of waste disposal in operation. The plant, built of reinforced concrete with no smoke stack, shows no odor or flies. Scarsdale voters will decide on adopting the system at the March 10 election. early plans show trucks unloading inside and fertilizer by product potentially generating revenue.

Civic Woman's Club Boniface Paterson N. J Beccari Scarsdale Civic Section Scarsidale Italy Lille France London

Urge Residents to Vote for New Fire House in Scarsdale

In a March 20 election residents of Scarsdale will vote on funding a new fire house at Old Orchard Lane and White Plains Road to relieve current apparatus housed at Brague Avenue. The Fire Committee report, issued February 28, warns that existing structures are inadequate and dilapidated, endangering efficiency. Local supporters led by Lester R. Stewart and others insist new houses and extra apparatus are essential for around‑the‑clock readiness and better protection.

Scarsdale Inona Old Orchard Lane White Ains Road Brague Avenue Lester R. Stewrt Mr. Stewart John R. Glendinning J. H. Katt William Wennik

Fire Equipment Inadequate, Says Mr Forbes

The village faces a 68 percent building increase by 1923 with inadequate fire equipment. The Fire Committee urges immediate expansion, noting the current 600‑gallon pumper and hook and ladder from 1917 serve about 10560 buildings by year end, urging a new fire house and street work among four ballot propositions.

Forbes Guy Forbes

Judge Mercer Not a Stolen Auto Purchaser

Correction to last week’s Inquirer states Judge William Mercer was not a purchaser of alleged stolen cars. The error came from a headline misattributing a purchase to Judge Mercer and Justice William Seely of Greenburgh police headquarters.

William Mercer Inquirer Mercer William Seely Greenburgh

Misspending Time Cited in Old Laundry Ad

A fragment notes George Washington and Mrs M Quenel's Superior Laundry for particular work at 11 Ter Race Avenue White Plains with a telephone contact. The text suggests a critique of time waste in relation to a local business card.

George Washington

Young Women Stage Elizabethan Recital for Radcliffe Fund

A March 27 lecture recital at the White Plains Meeting House features young women in Elizabethan costume presenting songs from Shakespeare's plays and later works by Dowland and others. Notables include Mrs. A. M. Austin and Miss Emma Marshall Denkinger. Tickets cost 1.50 or 1.00, obtainable from Mrs. Mauvelle Whittemore.

Radcliffe Endowment Fund White Plains Meeting House John M. Avent A. M. Austin Crosby F. Beakes James 8. Buttolph David L. Williams Emma Marshall Denkinger Nether Morton Wood Noxt John Dowland Thomas Ford Phillip Rosseter Thomas Campion Miss Wood Miss Denkinger Mauvelle Whittemore Prospect Street

Scout Conklin Wins Sealing For Leading in Ticket Sale

The Boy Scout event in the Assembly Hall on March 6 featured bridge-building with a forty two by six by seven foot spar structure, a fire by friction contest won by Scout Tarbox, and a radio concert. Volunteers raised over four hundred dollars in proceeds, with Conklin earning a gold scout seal ring for selling 158 tickets as Gregory sold 145. The evening closed with a motion picture The Four Seasons and an organ solo by George Duncan Crooks Jr. Scouts plan to sell tickets for Evolution on March 21 and share proceeds.

Assembly Hall Gormsen Varion Wilfred Tarbox Willets Buehler Scout Tarbox George Duncan Crooks, Jr Scarsdale Scout Conklin Scout Gregory

Patients at Grasslands Hospital Sell Handicrafts

A sale of articles made by Grasslands Hospital patients will be held at the Woman's Club on March 23 under the Nursing Association. Materials cost, with proceeds largely for the patients, who select their work and display rugs, table covers, baskets and other handicrafts.

Grasslands Hospital Woman's Club Nursing Association Grasslands Arts and Crafts

Children Spring Matinees At Assembly Hall

Saturday matinees begin March 24 at ten o clock with films for children. Kept each Saturday in April featuring entertaining educational and comic shorts. Admission is thirty five cents for adults and twenty cents for children with chaperones provided. Proceeds aid the Assembly Hall.

Assembly Hall

1928 Buicks Reach White Plains With Lower Prices

1928 Buicks arrive with a $200 price cut and a 100 bettes ear call for demonstration at Brown's Buick Service. Located at 78 South Lexington Ave White Plains. Telephone 1476.

Bettes Ear Brown Buick Lexington Ave White Plains Tel Adyt

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