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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1951

Page

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Scarsdale Scouts Win Ross Rally Trophy in First-Year Contest

Scarsdale’s Troop 3 wins the Ross Trophy at the Ross Rally for first year Scouts on Butler Field, scoring 642 points. Troop 9 holds the previous trophy, with inspection 96 percent. event honors include knot tying and first aid wins, with multiple Troops and leaders listed among participants. A dinner honoring former Mayor Ed ward Ingalls is planned by the Scarsdale Chamber of Commerce at the Scarsdale Woman's Club with speaker John M. Hancock.

Edward Ingalls Scarsdale Chamber of Commerce Scarsdale Woman's Club Scouts of Scarsdale Washington Irving Council Butler Field Thomas FB. O'Donnell Fred Brown East Scarsdale Washington Irving Willoughby Richardson Robert Samuelson Raymond Ringler Gar Broden Dins Hevey Hitchcock Memorial Church Gordon Smith Arnold Klipstein John Milner Lex Smith Richard Reid John Lucas Stephen Feldman William Bishop Rico Spolvieri Michael Miller Walter Ackerman Robert Sholz Ralph Lewis Roc O'Connor Andy Feld John Reker Scarsdale Lions Club Cyril V. Miller Catholic Men's Club Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Ed Gardner Edgemont School Pta Carlton Klein

Scarsdale Pupils Win Latin Honors For Tenth Year

Scarsdale High School Latin teams earned top honors in the Baird contest at NYU Washington Square College on March 3. Joseph McCadden Susan Petschek Janet Lyman led the upper group with medals and high scores, Ina Seward and Dewey Hoeltzel excelled in the lower group.

Scarsdale High School Classical School of the College of Arts and Sciences New York University Washington Square College New York State Scarsdale Joseph McCadden Susan Petschek Janet Lyman Ina Seward Marie Berniker Dewey Hoeltzel Bronx New York City Dewey Hoeltzer Lionel Casson Lester W. Nelson Lyford P. Beveridge Louise Koegel Chester K. Bush Bush United States Army Reserve Casson Long Island Connecticut New Jersey

Edgewood PTA to Elect Officers and Hear Mrs. Duff Talk

Edgewood PTA will elect officers for 1951 1952 at its annual meeting Monday at 3 in the school gym. The nominating committee slate includes Mrs. David Rumsey Jr president Mrs. Louis A Nevins first vice president Miss Hazel Carson second vice president Mrs. Robert B Eidson secretary and Mrs Lawrence E Madison treasurer Additional floor nominations are welcome After the meeting Mrs Annis Duff executive assistant to the editor of Junior Books for the Viking Press will speak on Books are a Substantial World Duff, born in Toronto, is a Scarsdale resident and author of Bequest of Wings and An Inheritance of Poetry She has lectured widely to PTAs and educational groups A new book display funded by PTA will be arranged by Miss Mneatha Cowden and the PTA library committee Refreshments will be provided by the hospitality committee led by Mrs Charles F Taubert Care for children during the meeting can be arranged by calling Mrs John J Canepa

David Rumsey, Jr Louis A. Nevins Hazel Carson Robert B. Eidson Lawrence E. Madison Annis Duff Viking Press Toronto Canada Scarsdale Horn Book Magazine Gladys Adshead Houghton Mifflin Duff PTA Mneatha Cowden Aaron Ginsburg Robert Kuhl Archibald Seymour Herman Sturm

Progress report on Citizenship Education in Scarsdale Schools

The Advisory Committee on Citizenship Education chaired by Dr. Warren Weaver has its progress report available at the superintendent’s office in the Scarsdale High School. The Board of Education appointed the committee, and the report was announced this week.

Advisory Committee On Citizenship Education Scarsdale Board of Education Warren Weaver

Index of Notices and Pages in Daily Chronicle

The issue lists sections including Churches on pages 20 and 21 Editorials on page 1 Schools on page 16 Society on page 18 Theatres on page 24 and a Women’s Club feature on page 17.

Woman's Club

Bus fare hike hearing in Scarsdale Village

Public hearing on the petition of Scarsdale Bus Corp for amended consents to raise fares from 10 to 12 cents. The Village Board will meet next Tuesday evening at Village Hall on Post Rd near Popham Rd to consider approval by the Public Service Commission.

Scarsdale Bus Corp Public Service Commission Post Rd Popham Rd

Red Cross Election Set for May Meeting in Scarsdale

The 1951 annual Scarsdale Red Cross meeting will be at 10 15 in the Women's Club library on May 14. Any member may vote for new directors and the 1952 nominating committee. Directors named: Mrs Frank Proctor Mrs William F Jacobs Mrs Burr Price and Thomas I ODonnell. Nomination slate: Mrs Walter M Schwarz Mrs Raymond A Lockwood and Mrs C A Johnson. Balloting also at Branch HQ Room 305 Harwood Bldg 9 15 to 10 15 a m the same day.

Scarsdale American Red Cross The Woman's Club the Red Cross Charles D. Morgan Frank Proctor William F. Jacobs Burr Price Thomas I. O'Donnell Walter M. Schwarz Raymond A Lockwood C. A. Johnson Harwood Bldg

Edgemont Elects Powell and Bratter At Quiet Meeting

Edgemont School District voters elect Lloyd M. Powell and Edward M. Batter to the Board of Education for three years each. Retiring trustees are John H. Thompson and Nicholas L. Englehardt Jr. Budget of 486 919 approved 109 9 with 126 registrations. Central Ave property to Cranes Woods designated as school site by 119 0. Board authorized to sell noncontingent land 108 4. Howard Abbott named meeting chairman.

Edgemont Greenburgh No. 6 Lloyd M. Powell Club Way Edward M. Batter Fort Hill Rd Board of Education John H. Thompson Nicholas L. Englehardt, Jr Central Ave Cranes Woods Howard Abbott

Drake Road Edgewood Association Elects President

Eddie W. Dunn of Eastwoods Lane was elected president of the Drake Road Edgewood Association at its April 24 meeting at Edgewood School. He succeeds retiring president Edward D. Robbins. Also elected were Ralph D. Ray as vice president H Miller Lawder as treasurer Edward W Edwards as secretary. Governors named include Robbins Brennan Criswell McGrath Putnam Sullivan and Wemple. Robert A. Brown chaired the nominating committee.

Eddie W. Dunn Eastwoods Lane Drake Rd.Edgewood Edgewood School Dunn Edward D. Robbins Ralph D. Ray H. Miller Lawder Edward W. Edwards Mr. Robbins Martin J. Brennan Wilbur W. Criswell, Jr Frank J. McGrath Thomas R

Scarsdale Art Association Opens Spring Exhibition Sunday

The Scarsdale Art Association begins its annual Spring Exhibition this Sunday from four to six at the Woman's Club. The show features water colors, black and white works, and pastels and will be open to the public Sundays afternoons through May 20.

Scarsdale Art Ass'n Woman's Club

Mathias and Elting Elected to Quaker Ridge School Board

The Quaker Ridge School District reelected David B. Mathias and elected Everett E. Elting to three year Board of Education terms. The budget was approved by 194 to 1. A plan for a school addition to create a two-unit six grade school received overwhelming support.

Quaker Ridge Scarsdale No. 2 David B. Mathias Broadmoor Rd Everett E. Elting Griffen Ave Board of Education Scarsdale High School Mathias Mr. Elting James R. Roberts Roberts Hartselle Kinsey Edward Stanley Lewis A. Wilson State of New York Don C. Wilson Dudley Hare Frank Coulter Richard E. Olwine PTA Jacob Ackermann Ackermann

Andrews to Head Greenville Council

Loring B. Andrews of Clayton Rd. was elected president of the Greenville Community Council at its April 25 annual meeting in the Community House on Central Ave. He succeeds James M. Banner. Other officers and directors named include W. Putnam Livingston, Mrs. Samuel A. Harned, Mrs. Bengt A. Nordberg, Calvert H. Crary, Woodruff Johnson, Fred C. Kelly Jr., and Arthur L. Webber.

Loring B. Andrews Clayton Rd Greenville Underhill Rd Harned Nordberg Crary Woodruff Johnson Lyndwood Rd Fred C. Kelly, Jr Ferndale Rd Arthur L. Webber Walbrooke

Santa Claus Zachary Zacharia Sparks Car Mix Up

Zachary Zacharia of 22 East Parkway Drive told Scarsdale police a liquor store clerk placed a large package of liquor in the wrong car last Saturday morning. The clerk said the car involved was a new green Cadillac.

Zachary Zacharia East Parkway Drive Scarsdale

Ornstein Assigned to Fort Dix Infantry Unit

Private Jacob L. Ornstein of Edgewood Rad arrives at Fort Dix the week of April 24 and is posted to Company M of the 38th Infantry Regiment in the 4th Infantry Division. His father, Lie Ornstein, resides in The Hague, Holland.

Jacob L. Ornstein Edgewood Rad Fort Dix Ornastein Lie Ornstein The Hague Holland

Rabbi Schultz Praised Amid Anti Communism Drive

A letter from Rozario Scibilia of the Joint Committee Against Communism praises Rabbi Benjamin Schultz and defends coverage of the Scarsdale school issue. The committee seeks Governor Dewey to order an investigation into Scarsdale schools. The note notes the editorial criticism but stresses the merits of the case and committee credibility.

the Inquirer Rozario Scibilia Joint Committee Against New York Dewey Scarsdale Benja Min Schultz

Greenacres PTA to Elect Officers at Monday Meeting

Greenacres PTA will hold its annual meeting Monday at eight in the school gym. Officers for the coming year will be elected and a short film of Greenacres families shown. Arthur Lloyd, guest artist, will perform a piano recital after program chair George James introduces him.

Greenacres Pta Greenacres George James Arthur Lloyd Manhattan School For Music Lloyd Frank Wrigley Frederick Chubb Percy Grainger Harold Bauer Christ Church, Riverdale Scarsdale Beethoven Schumann Debussy Chopin

Directors Elected To Inquirer Board

Mrs. Kenneth M. Bevier and Mrs. John I. F. Wood were elected to the board of The Inquirer at the annual stockholders meeting. Mrs. George D. Harris was re-elected to the board. Key officers include Mrs. Karl A. Panthen president and Mrs. James A. Carroll Jr. vice-president.

Kenneth M. Bevier John I. F. Wood the Inquirer Robert S. Erskine Burnham Finney George D. Harris Karl A. Panthen James A. Carroll, Jr C. Francis Beatty Bevier Samuel FE. Darby, Jr

Lt Col Budd Attends Inspector Course at Maxwell Base

Lt Col Ogden D Budd of Searsdale is at Maxwell Field Alabama for an inspector course. A WWI veteran, he joined the Air Force in 1942 after graduating from Trinity College Hartford and studying at New York Law School.

Ogden D. Budd Sears‘dale Maxwell Base Ala Budd Air Force Trinity College Hartford New York Law School

Friends of Library Elect Officers for Scarsdale Branch

The Scarsdale Library Friends hold a meeting Thursday May 24 at 8 15 P M in the Woman's Club. Officers to be elected include Burnham Finney president Alan Temple vice president Howard V McEldowney secretary William K Beard Jr treasurer and directors Harris Woford John K Starkweather and Robert S Erskine. A speaker Edward C Aswell of McGraw Hill and a program of literary charades follow. invitations extend to members and donors.

Friends of the Scarsdale Library Woman's Club James A. Stewart Samuel Darby Payson Gates Burnham Finney Alan H. Temple Howard V. McEldowney London Journal

Air Force Lt j g Morgan Serves as Assistant Air Intelligence Officer

In Air Force Lt. (j.g.) Howard W. Morgan ISN formerly a salesman for Paul Sullivan Investment Securities Co. is serving as assistant air intelligence officer on the staff of Commander Fleet Air Guam, Manus.

J.g Howard W. Morgan ISN The Paul Sullivan Investment Securities Co Commdr Fleet Air Guam Martanus

Confidence vote seals Scarsdale School Board unity

The Scarsdale Board of Education wins a landslide confidence vote after a large town meeting at the White Plains High School gym. Voters also reelect Mrs. Frederick Brown and Robert Fuller to three year terms, with Kernan remaining in nomination amid budget approval and calls to end local schooling disputes.

Scarsdale Stanley G. McAllister Richard A. Tilden William H. Beach Carpenter Town Club Citizens Carpenter Citizens Committee Brown Fuller Dohrenwend Kernan Tilden Gordon O'Donnell George H. Rutherford Robert S. Hackett Alden C. Smith Mr. Kline James R. Meehan

Discussion Groups on Public Schools Planned by League

The League of Women Voters of Scarsdale invites all women to join two weeklong discussion series on Public Schools in American Society from May 14 to 25. Sessions explore elementary and secondary free public schools amid democratic tradition, with specific home venues listed and contact for more information.

League of Women Voters of Scarsdale League Alfred P. Slaner Frederick Carothers Church Lane South Sigmund Stein Eton Rd Henry Longley East Woods Lane Stuart N. Updike Fort Hill Rd H. B. Clark Penn Blvd Warren Weaver Brite Ave Martin J. Brennan

Woman's Exchange marks 20th anniversary luncheon

The Scarsdale Woman's Exchange holds its 20th anniversary luncheon at Scarsdale Golf Club on Thursday at 1 PM. Guests include former chairmen and presidents and Mrs. James A Carroll Jr. Members will hear reports and elect officers. hostesses and organizers are named with reservation cards due by Monday.

Scarsdale Woman's Exchange Scarsdale Golf Club James A. Carroll, Jr Woman's Club Exchange Broaddus Johnson Alfred M. Morris Frank Proctor Burr Gongwer Elton E. Tribbey Carl K. Lenz John Mann Kenneth Sims John S. Jack

Arthur Manor Association May Meeting Set for Wednesday

The Arthur Manor Association holds its regular May meeting next Wednesday at 8 15 p.m. in Edgewood School kindergarten room. A 40 minute illustrated talk titled Wayfaring Through Westchester will be shown in color followed by a brief business session. A movie You Can Beat the A bomb will be shown and refreshments served. All Arthur Manor residents are invited.

Arthur Manor Ass'n Edgewood School Westchester Arthur Manor

Measles Surge in Scarsdale Reports 89 Cases Last Week

Scarsdale Health Department reports 89 new measles cases and eight chicken pox cases in the village for the past week signaling an unusual outbreak and prompting health advisories.

Scarsdale Health Dept

Scarsdale Red Cross Motor Corps Leads Westchester

The Scarsdale Branch of the American Red Cross reports the largest active Motor Corps in Westchester County with 19 full-time members and four part-timers for weekends and evenings. It operates from the Scarsdale Garage on Garth Road under chairman Mrs Lotta Jacobs.

Westchester County The American Red Cross Archbishop Scarsdale Lotta Jacobs Garth Rd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Commerce Group Meas John M. Hancock Robert W. Youngs R. Howard Woolf Boy Scouts of America Milton Fluegelman Percy Smith Carroll G. Ross Advancement and Higher Awards Robert Ormiston William H. Watson Charles Schmitt Louis Citron Charles W. Buckes, Sr Council Donald Ross Trophy Kurt van Schaick Troop 3 Edgewood Edgewood Pta John J. Canepa Charles F. Taubert Elizabeth Minot News Index Red Cross Powell Bratter Drake E Edgewood Eleets Mr. E. Dunn Mathias, Elting Santa Claus Rabbi Schultz Inquirer Board Friends of Library Mr. Kernan Mr. Tilden Joseph V. Kline Mamaroneck Rd Mr. Stalin Otto E. Dohrenwend William C. Kernan Thomas E. O'Donnell Mr. O'Donnell Courtney C. Brown Scarsdale Inquirer Citizens of Woman’s Exchange Large Motor Corps
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