Forests and Pest Fight Mark Conservation Week
Conservation Commissioner Alexander Macdonald urged residents east of the Hudson to join a campaign against the gypsy moth and promote forest reforestation. The state plans five million trees, with counties and communities contributing, as eight thousand forest plantations already exist and one landowner orders 500,000 red pines for next year.
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W. G
Conservation Commission
Thalready
The
Easter Pageant by Congregational Church Cast
One hundred children and youths from the Congregational church school present a pageant tomorrow at seven in the Assembly Hall titled The Immortality of Love and Service. The cast includes a fifty-voice Children's Choir, Jewish priests, scribes, messengers, tomb figures, and an interlocutor across four scenes. Directors are Mrs. George F. Hebard, Mr. Frank Bannerman, Mr. A. J. Stearns, and Rev. James Simpson.
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Church School
Congregational Church
Assembly Hall
Isaiah
City of God
Tomb of Jesus
George F. Hebard
Frank Bannerman
A. J. Stearns
James ©. Simpson
Young Deery Arrests Driver After Road Accident
Walter Deery a quick thinker helped Scarsdale police identify Alfred Stecklin a New York salesman driver of a car involved in a collision on the Post Road last week Deery noted the car number accurately Chief Kennison verified the details Stecklin was arrested on a motor vehicle law violation warrant and fined twenty five dollars for failing to report the accident with his name and license number.
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Walter Deery
Marion Kasberg
Post Road
Alfred Stecklin
Grand Concourse
New York
Chief Kennison
Scarsdale
Deery
Stecklin
Justice Seely Not Purchaser of Auto Acquitted
William A. Brown of Hartsdale was acquitted of possessing a reportedly stolen automobile. Justice William Seely of Greenburgh police was not a purchaser of an automobile and faced no charges. The McCabe case was adjourned with Joseph L. Glover representing McCabe. Wallace H. Leidy, a prior auto theft victim from New Hanover Pennsylvania, attended with Scarsdale Chief Kennison.
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William A. Brown
Hartsdale
William Seely
Greenburgh
William J. McCabee
Joseph L. Glover
White Plains
McCabee
Wallace H. Leidy
New Hanover
Chief Kennison
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Golf Club Dinner Dance Planned for April 7
The Scarsdale Golf Club announces a dinner dance on April 7 with tickets at $3. Reservations should be made before 6 pm. An after dinner dance admission of $1 applies for those attending the dance only. Floral decor features grape trellises and berry bushes.
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Scarsdale Golf Club
House
Mary C. MacDaniels Schedules Cor Setierre in Scarsdale
Mary C. MacDaniels, registered cor settore in Scarsdale, outlines SPENCER OOR SHT design steps per order. Her note emphasizes line-by-line alignment with current style trends and client customization.
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Mary C. MacDaniels
Corsetierre
Scarsdale
Adyt
Wayside Players stage three play bill at Assembly Hall
The Wayside Players present The Crime by Percy Waxman, Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil by Stewart Walker, and The Trysting Place by Booth Tarkington at Assembly Hall on Friday April 6. Harriet Mason leads in The Crime with Rollin Kirby out sick. White Plains Fireside Players join for a joint bill, with tickets from Mrs Larned Green or at the door.
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Miss Mason
Assembly Hall
Heathcote
Post Roads
Scarndale
Percy Waxman
Estelle Carter Kirby
Harriet Mason
New York
New England
Rebecca
Henry
Rollin Kirby
Jack
Dan Hinckley Arnold
White Plains
Stewart Walker
Thomas Scofield
Milkmaid
Martin Dye
Blind Man
G. F. Michelbacher
Ballad Singer
Matthew P
Dreadful Headsman
Barge Hochauser
Booth Tarkington
Lancelot
Roy Durstine
Curtis
Eleanor Bease Jesale
Bernadine Gleason
Briggs
Clara Pleuthner
Rupert
Chester van Tassel
Ingolisby Hobart Upjohn
Akeley to Lecture on Africa and Gorillas at Assembly Hall
Carl Akeley will give an illustrated lecture on Beautiful Africa and the Volcanos and Gorillas of Kivu at the Assembly Hall on Friday April 13. The event, under the Parent-Teacher Association, highlights his African expeditions, the Akeley camera invention, and his studies of elephants and gorillas. Tickets cost one dollar from association members or local venues.
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Carl Akeley
Africa
Kivu
Assembly Hall
American Museum of Natural History
Akeley
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Museum
Ruggiero’s
Woman's Club
Albert Salvi
Salvi
American Legion Plans Masquerade Ball in Scarsdale
Scarsdale Post of The American Legion to host a masquerade ball on Friday April 13 at Scarsdale High School. Commander Arthur F. Hebard names Harold Lance master of ceremonies and a committee, with six piece orchestra from New York and prizes for best costumes. Tickets $1.50 from committee members or local stores. Also plans moving picture show in May and Decoration Day program. Next meeting April 5 at new Dug-Out in Hotel de Ville with Carl Nimm as steward.
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Scarsdale
American Legion
Scarsdale High School
Arthur F. Hebard
Harold Lance
Megers
P. W. Langtry
H. M. Vawter
C. B. Doubleday
O’farrell
Scarsdale Supply Company
Fish and Marvin's
Scarsdale Post
Post
Jean
Marsh resigns as president of South Scarsdale Civic Association
At a March 22 executive meeting in Fire House No 1 Mr Geo A Marsh resigned as president citing time pressures. The motion passed to hold a general meeting on April 11 to confirm or amend temporary officers for June election. Temporary officers named: Wm FP Salter president Theo Schorske vice president Henry Placek secretary George B Clifton treasurer. A publicity committee led by N Warren Fellows was named. The group planned a membership drive and civic interest efforts south of Drake Road.
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Westchester County Federation of Women's Clubs
Ossining
Julian C. Chase
William H. Holmes
Mt. Vernon
Westchester
J. Downer
Bronx Parkway
Georgia Sprague
Playground and Recreational Association of America
Taussig
Yonkers
Scarsdale
Pleasantville
New Rochelle
Tarrytown
White Plains
John Bradford
United States
Miss Smith
South Scarsdale Civic Association
Fire House No. 1
Geo. A. Marsh
Association
Sprague Avenue
Salter
Theo, Schorske
Henry Placek
George B. Clifton
N. Warren Fellows
Miss Stirling and Mr Fassett Delightful in Green Scarf
The Wayside Players staged a one act comedy The Green Scarf performed by New York actors Jay Fassett and Nora Stirling at Walter Pleuthner's Heathcote Road home on March 25. The cast included Fassett, formerly with the Rita Coventry company, and Stirling with guests among the season's supporters.
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New York
Walter Pleuthner
Heathcote Road
Central Park
Jay Fassett
Rita Coventry Company
Jane Cow
Spring vacation begins for village schools
The spring vacation for all village schools started at the end of Thursday's session and will continue through next week. School will open Monday morning, April 9.
Mrs M Quenel's Superior Laundry Ad
Advertisement for Mrs M Quenel's Superior Laundry offering services at 11 Ter Race Avenue White Plains with telephone contact 8044. This classified notice highlights laundry capabilities for private work.
One Man Executive Backed by Westchester Commission
The Westchester Commission voted 13 to 4 to support a one man executive over a three member board. The discussion centered on county government forms, with advocates for a county president or manager and debates about executive and appointive power. The vote leaves key questions about the Board of Supervisors and the county’s overall structure unresolved.
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Westchester Commission
County League of Women Voters
Commission
Board of Supervisors
Board of Estimate
Hugo to Explain How Schools and Churches Obtain Movies
Francis M. Hugo as chairman of the National Non-Theatrical Motion Pictures Inc. will unveil a program to widen access to educational and religious films for schools and churches nationwide at an April 11 luncheon in the Hotel Biltmore. About 300 leaders are invited, with Harry Levey as committee chair and Miss Helen Vaarick Boswell as vice chair and speaker introducer.
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Francis M. Hugo
National Non-Theatrical Motion Pictures, Inc
Hotel Biltmore
Harry Levey
Boswell
1928 Buicks Arrive at Brown's Buick Service
1928 Buicks are here with a $100 better car and $200 lower price. Call for demonstration at Brown's Buick Service located at 78 South Lexington Ave White Plains telephone 1476.
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Brown
Buick
Lexington Ave
White Plains
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Roosevelt
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Ivi
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Marsh
Searsdale
Drake Road
Miss Stirling
MR. Fassett
Wallin
Hugo
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