Mrs. Stanton and Mr. Newlin Named to Scarsdale School Board
A citizens committee nominated A Chauncey Newlin of 8 Heath cote Road and Mrs. George Taylor Stanton of 21 Wildwood Road for three year and one year terms respectively on the Scarsdale Board of Education. McAllister Rutherford also renominated for three year terms. The committee included Town Club and Woman's Club leaders and PTA presidents from the four elementary districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Chauncey Newlin
Heathcote Road
George Taylor Stanton
Wildwood Road
Citizens Committee
Board of Education
G. Stanley McAllister
Barry Road
George H. Rutherford
Oakway
Newlin
McAllister
Rutherford
Stanton
Scarsdale
Janet Bethell
F. H. Bethell
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Edgewood School
Center College
Kentucky
Columbia Law School
White and Case
New York City
Town Club
Northwestern University
Woman's Club
Greenacres Parent Teacher Association
Red Cross
Ralph E. Pickett
University of Utah
New York University
Lord and Taylor
New York
Edgewood
Parent Teacher Association
Scarsdale Community Fund
War Fund
Parent Teacher Council
Nuclus Committee
Committee Named For Cancer Drive In Scarsdale
Mrs. J. A. Bogardus of 21 Colma Road is named chairman of a local committee for Westchester County Cancer Committee funds drive starting April 1. Assisting her are Mrs. Sara Bach, Mrs. Carol Lyttle, Mrs. Courtlandt Otis, Mrs. J. M. St. Paul and Mrs. Allan Sproul, all of Scarsdale. Scarsdale’s share of the 100000 county quota is 8500. Forty percent of funds support cancer research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bogardus
Colma Road
Westchester County Cancer Committee
Bogardus
Sara Bach
Carol Lyttle
Courtlandt Otis
J. M. St. Paul
Allan Sproul
Scarsdale
Cancer Committee
Church News Fuditorials And Society Pages
A condensed index lists church news editorials school items and social notes across pages 6 7 14 15 16 17 and 21 detailing community events organizations and theater listings with page references for quick navigation
Village zoning ordinance adopted maps show Residence A zones
The newly adopted zoning ordinance and its zone map for Residence A are published on pages 18 to 20. The law takes effect April 1 without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inquirer
Resident's Work Plays Large Part In Flower Show
The International Flower Show at Grand Central Palace New York features United Nations themed garden exhibits. Readers from Scarsdale Hartsdale Scarsdale club members arranged many displays and judged entries. Winners include Mrs Farley for a Thanksgiving dinner table and Mrs Carroll for medium niches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Palace
New York
United Nations
Charles Hoffman
George Both
Scarsdale
George Hirsch
New Rochelle
James A. Carroll
Low Countries
Scandinavia
Vincent Whitsitt
Hoffman
Farley
Carroll
Falkenbury
Sigmund Stein
Greenville Garden Club
Hartsdale Club
Raymond Gunnison
Pawling
Harold Feuer
Hartsdale
Mock Exhibit Distractionist Draws Scarsdale Crowd
The Scarsdale Art Association held a mock exhibit themed Distractionist at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Misenhimer on Gilmore Court. Seventy five members attended and voted John Jackson’s still life in oils The Lovers as best. Second place went to Scarsdaleosaurus by W. S. Wickham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Art Association
J. B. Misenhimer
Gilmore Court
John Jackson
W. S. Wickham
John Gais
W. R. Bouldin
O. J. Stephens
Lawrence Howard
Daniel Starch
Waldemar Busing
N. E. Horn
W. C. Edmister
Walter A. Fuller
New
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Bowl Award Given to Driscoll
The 1947 Scarsdale Bowl was presented to former Mayor Arthur F. Driscoll at a Scarsdale Golf Club dinner last Wednesday. S. Spencer Scott chaired the bowl committee and introduced speakers including J. Lester Van Name and Warren W. Cunningham. Other winners and the invocation by Reverend Dr. George Hugh Smyth were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Driscoll
Scarsdale Golf Club
S. Spencer Scott
J. Lester van Name
Warren W. Cunningham
H. Beach Carpenter
George B. Clifton
Cleveland A. Dunn
Richard R. Hunter
George Hugh Smyth
Hitchcock Memorial Church
Henson and Mrs Noble Nominated for Edgemont School Board
Henson and Mrs Lis ton Noble were unanimously nominated for the Union Free School District Six board at a March 12 meeting. Henson, an attorney and longtime director, seeks another term. Noble would succeed Mrs Samuel A. Harned. Nominating committee members included Russell C. Jewell and others. the nominations go to the May 6 annual school meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Truman Henson
Liston Noble
Board of Education
Union Free School District Six
Edgemont School
Edgemont Parent Teacher Association
Henson
Edgemont
New York City
Noble
Samuel A. Harned
Scarsdale Social Service Council
Russell C. Jewell
Loring B. Andrews
George C. Brenning
N. Stewart Douglas
Robert H. Macrery
Willard A. Pleuthner
Otto B. Reimer
Quentin I. Smith
Arthur T. Sutherland
Ceiling Zero to be staged by Scarsdale High seniors
Scarsdale High School's Senior Dramatic Club presents Ceiling Zero tonight and tomorrow at 8 30 in the high school auditorium. The aviation drama follows pilots Jake Lee Texas Clark and Dizzy Davis forming Federal Air Lines to carry mail and passengers with a cast including Buzz Gordon meteorologist Les Bogan and mechanics Dec Wilson Baldy Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High School
Oscar Wilde
Jake Lee
Texas Clark
Dizzy Davis
Richard Walzer
Richard Mitchell
James Fallon
Federal Air Lines
John Gass
Buzz Gordon
Arthur Perera
Les Bogan
John Pegg
Dec Wilson
Alfred Phillips
Baldy Wright
Joe Harper
Tay Ronson
Barry Singer
Eddie Payson
Richard Coyne
Dick Peterson
John Whiting
Friends of Library Seek Funds for Village Budget
The Friends of the Scarsdale Library propose an initial $25,000 allocation in the village budget to start building the new library in 1947 if conditions permit. If not, funds would be available in 1948 as part of a $75,000 target funded by tax money and private gifts. The group nears a $100,000 savings bond goal. The annual meeting is set for May 13 at the Woman's Club with Allen B. Wilber as current head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Scarsdale Library
Friends
United States Savings
The
Woman's Club
Allen
Wilber
Village Board to Meet Next Tuesday at 8 15 PM
Regular village board meeting scheduled for next Tuesday March 18 at 8 15 PM in the Village Hall. All board members and residents invited to attend.
Rye City Faces Ostertag Law Debate At Board Meeting
Westchester League of Women Voters letter to the Board of Supervisors sparked long discussion on Rye under the Ostertag law. Officials weighed Option Three and county unit plans, noting Rye would face charge backs and possible higher costs to towns if it elects to operate separately. Several supervisors urged fair share and a committee to study the act to remove inequalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester League of Women Voters
Board of Supervisors
Rye
Rye City
City of
Dorothy Conover
County League
Weather shifts to cool spell in Scardale region
Weather records from A W Eddel buttel in Scardale show a cool spell after a mild start. Daily highs and lows from March 12 to March 18 ranged from 49 to 38 for highs and 38 to 19 for lows, with a notable drop on the later days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Eddelbuttel
Scaradale
Village Election Sees 308 Votes Cast In Scarsdale
Scarsdale voters tally 308 ballots in village election across three tickets Citizens Party Republican and Democratic. Mayor winner Samuel E Darby Jr leads with 283 votes while trustees and police justice results are listed. write-ins noted. Historic turnout compares with prior years including 1938 531 and 1933 531.
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Citizens Party
Republican
Democratic
Samuel E. Darby, Jr
Winifred Hazelwood
Harry E. Humphreys, Jr
Edward Ingalls
Burchard Dutcher
A. H. Tiemeyer
Glenn I. Tucker
George W. Breckwoldt
George W. Cornell
Tiemeyer
W. F. Timme
Darby
Hazelwood
Humphreys
Ingall
Judge Dutcher
Cornell Takes Seat As Towns Member of County Board
George W. Cornell of Greenacres Avenue took his seat on the Westchester County Board of Supervisors after a Thursday oath. The board unanimously adopted a tribute to Ralph A. McClelland, noting his long service, leadership, and character, and extended condolences to his family.
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Cornell
George W. Cornell
Greenacres Avenue
Board of Supervisors
E. Gosman Halsey, Jr
Peekskill
Ralph A. McClelland
Mr. McClelland
Robert B. Stewart
William C. Duell
Hugh A. Lavery
Westchester County Board of Supervisory
Scarsdale
Westchester County Board of Supervisors
Five Year Growth In Westchester Banks
Demand deposits in thirty two commercial banks rose from 87 902 000 to 216 527 000 and total assets grew from 209 172 000 to 442 644 000. Savings banks deposits climbed from 126 448 000 to 205 040 000 and total assets from 14 887 000 to 226 165 000.
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Westchester
Maurice Krickl
Walworth Avenue
Westchester Clearing House
Public Welfare Plan Talk For Westchester At Scarsdale Meeting
Commissioner Ruth Taylor of Westchester Public Welfare outlines the new plan and its impact on Scarsdale at the Social Service Council gathering. The meeting Monday at 8 15 PM at the Girl Scout House Wayside Lane is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Taylor
Westchester County
Westchester
Scarsdale
Social Service Council
Wayside Lane
Paper drive collects near a full five box cars
Five box cars were filled to overflowing at the end of the paper collection last Sunday afternoon with a small surplus. Estimated ninety to one hundred tons of paper from Scarsdale Greenville and Green Knolls are en route to aid the paper shortage. Begin saving now for the next drive set for mid May.
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Scarsdale
Greenville
Green Knolls
Union pressure forces small business to unionize workers
Bronxville representative Ralph W. Gwinn aired a case involving Ro bitzek Fuel Company of Mount Vernon where a boycott pushed 12 employees to vote against joining a union then sign on under duress. Owners faced loss of supply and a sharp initiation fee hike. Edwin Robitzek Jr. led the firm begun by his father. He served as a major in the Transportation Corps during World War II after enlisting as a second lieutenant in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Gwinn
Bronxville
Gwinn
House Labor Committee
Robitzek
Health cases reported in Scarsdale this week
County health department records show two chicken pox cases five scarlet fever cases in one family and one case of whooping cough reported from Scarsdale this week.
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Scarsdale
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