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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1925

Page

5

Notice on Luncheon Dinner Guests at Scarsdale Club

Those wishing to bring several guests for luncheon or dinner must notify a day or two in advance. The restaurant, run by the restaurant manager, is open to members and their husbands sons and daughters not eligible for club membership as well as out of town guests for luncheon tea and dinner. The Woman's Club reminds that residents of Scarsdale who are not club members are not entitled to restaurant privileges even when with a club member.

Woman's Club Myron E. Evans Sherbrooke Road Harold W. Slauson Hitchcock Memorial Church George H. Smyth Walter C. Pleuthner Scarsdale

Visiting Nurse Contact Numbers for Mrs Harold P Hyatt

To reach the visiting nurse for Mrs Harold P Hyatt call the Woman's Club in Scarsdale at 24 weekdays nine to five. Outside hours dial White Plains 4788 1. On Sundays and holidays contact The Spink Agency White Plains 906 or the McKeel Agency White Plains 2504.

Harold P. Hyatt Woman's Club Scarsdale White Plains Spink McKeel

Westchester Eyes 3000 Acre Forest Reserve Near Poundridge

The Westchester County Park Commission urges the Board of Supervisors to acquire about 3,000 acres in the northerly county area including Stony Ridge and Cross Pond for a large forest preserve usable for camping and recreation. The plan ties to nearby White Plains Yonkers Mount Vernon and New Rochelle, with an estimated land cost of 300000, and potential map revisions if prices vary.

Poundridge Westchester County Westchester County Park Commission Board of Supervisors Stony Ridge Cross River Cross Pond Catskills Adirondacks White Plains Yonkers Mount Vernon New Rochelle

High Point in Westchester County Lands Elevation Claim

The passage notes Titicus Mountain rising to 969 feet, the highest point in Westchester County, near the Cross Pond area at 521 feet and Trinity Lake with Cross River Reservoir nearby. It mentions Waccabue Lake in Lewisboro and proximity to Fair field County and the Croton water system.

Westchester County Fairfield County Connecticut Cross Pond Trinity Lake Cross River Croton Waccabue Lake Lewisboro Titicus Mountain

When to deduct autos in business use

District Director John H. Elliott of the New York State Income Tax Bureau explains that only business use of automobiles allows deductions for maintenance and depreciation. Personal commutes are not deductible. business use permits garage, gasoline, repair costs and 20 percent of car value for depreciation, with farmers splitting mixed use between business and personal expenses.

John H. Elliott New York The State Income Tax Bureau Elliott

New Jersey Senator Urges NY Legislation For Transit Commission

State Senator William B. Mackay of New Jersey telegrammed Speaker McGinnies urging passage of the Mastick bill to create a commission to study suburban passenger traffic around New York. He argues the measure would benefit both states and help coordinate a solution to commuting issues. New Jersey has already formed a similar commission and census showing 280,000 daily riders from nine northern counties, with 150,000 using NYC transit and 130,000 walking from riverfront and tuber terminals.

William B. Mackay New Jersey McGinnies Albany New York New York City Mackay River Front

Practical Way to Insure More Efficient Government

National League of Women Voters convenes in Richmond Virginia April 16 22 to present How to insure more efficient government focusing on voting and registration laws The sessions chaired by Belle Sherwin president of the league cover improving election laws nominating the president and primary conventions with attention to constitutional amendment debates

National League of Women Voters Richmond Department of Efficiency In Government Belle Sherwin League

Amending the Constitution Topic Highlighted by Toledo League

Olive Colton, president of the Toledo league, will present a study on amending the Constitution for a 1925 1026 program. A conference on April 16 will feature state league representatives discussing Why Voters Did Not Vote and Registration Laws with testimonials from last fall’s get out the vote effort. Mrs Henry R Hayes of New York City will speak on efficiency in government.

Olive Colton Toledo, Ohio Government Department League Henry R. Hayes New York City Efficiency In Government The New York State League

Dictatorship Cry Spreads From Moscow to America

Bikes Aikman argues a popular cry of helplessness fuels dictatorship across nations. He laments the rise of the dictatorship of the proletariat in Moscow, parallels Mussolini in Italy and Primo de Rivera in Spain, and suggests America faces a similar surge in herd-mind.

Rome Hanibal Italy Aikman Proletariat Moscow Mussolini Primo de Rivera Spain

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Scarsdale Parent-Teacher Association Meeting High School William J. Henderson New York Sun William Pierson Merrill D.D C. W. Montgomery Scarsdale 127 Scarsdale Woman's Club Louise Pechacz J. D. Lester Waccabuc Stone Hill Old Pound Sagamores Nathaniel Turner New Haven Westchester Boutonville Scott's Corners Bedsford Village South Salem Bedford Lakes Hardware Store East Parkway Staten Island WM. Brunneman Spalding General Insurance Court Street White Plains, N. Y H. Niklad Main Street Lexington Cor Martine Lexington Avenue Hartsdale Flagge & Hooley Scarsdale, New York Rome Hasings Bank
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