Arsdale Girl in Wellesley Fire
Miss Marion E Grieb of Sherbrooke Resta to home after escaping a four story fire that destroyed much of Wellesley College and caused $250000 in losses. She and other students boarded safely outside after clothing was lent by dorm mates. college to reopen April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Grieb
William E. G
Sherbrooke Resta
Wellesley College
Grieb
Miss Grieb
T.a
Anne Webb
Belleview
Texas
Miss Irich
White Plains
Missing Scarsdale Heiress Florence Gray Sought by Miss Susan Farlow
Miss Susan Farlow, who runs a Scarsdale girls boarding school, searches for Florence Gray, an heir to a million dollar estate. Farlow believes Gray is in Chicago and has notified Chicago police. Gray is eighteen, dark haired, medium build, and may use the alias Sidney Hardid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Farlow
Scarsdale
Florence Gray
Miss Farlow
New Rochelle
Pepperday Inn
Chicago
Sidney Harid
Pete
Bronxville Votes to Keep Name. Gramatan Hills Fails
Bronxville residents vote 41 to 36 against changing the village name to Gramatan Hills. Total 238 ballots cast. 66 straight, 172 split. Village President Henry W. Sith re-elected. Trustees Steith and Utz split results. Treasurer Atkinson and Tax Collector Schwader re-elected. Justice Britton and Trustees Patterson Bartnett also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronxville
Gramatan Hills
John Titr
Pondfield Road
Steuh
Mr. Steuh
Henry W. Sith
Pankhurst
William Taft
Warren J. Hoystadt
Steith
Andy
Ave
Zee
Equalization report outlines property value shifts and budget steps
The Westchester County Board of Supervisors adopted the Equalization Committee report, detailing declines in personal tax lists for three towns and increases in Yonkers and White Plains. Real estate values rose countywide to 391.8 million, with two annual appropriations made for children’s welfare and teacher retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Egalization
Finance Committee
Harrison
North Castle
Scarsdale
Yonkers
White Plains
White Mains
Westchester County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Westchester County
Mount Vernon
Court House
Thomas Wickert
Civil Ss Commission
Isor Sinnott
Martin
Out of Work Man Takes Poison in Desperate Act
W. W. of Scarsdale swallowed bichloride tablets on Monday fearing poverty for his wife and two children. He was rushed to emergency care and survived after prompt medical intervention. The 49 year old carpenter and laborer had recently faced unemployment and discussed the Army of the Unemployed before taking the tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Scarsale
Cmc Yan
Peterson
Albany County tax bill clears both houses in Albany
The Westchester County Tax bill passed both houses and awaits Governor Lynn’s signature. It replaces antiquated assessment methods in nineteen towns with a single county tax collector and streamlined levy and sale processes, offering clear titles on tax lien properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
Board of Supervisors
Sulzer
Fred L. Merritt
New Eee
E. P. Barrett
Comey
Boy Found Starving After Run From Pleasantville Home
A twelve year old boy, Harry Mesheiver, fled from the Stieltering Home at Pleasantville. He was found Sunday night in a North White Plains box car by a trainman just as he prepared to lock the car. After thawing out he received food and care from helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mesheiver
Stieltering
Pleasantville
North White Plains
Ay Kay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guardian
the County Trust Company
N. Y
Joseph G. Wyman
Certified Public Accountant
Wall Street
New York
Doepel’s Market
Doepel’s
Spring Street
White Plains, N. Y
Scarsdale Estates
Robert E. Farley
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Martine Ave
Ue Plains
White
Railroad Avenue
Setera
Tocarsdale
Arsdale
Wellesley
W. W. Petersen
Carpenter
Albany
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