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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1953

Page

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John Shawley Leaves Post as Greenacres Principal

John W. Shawley announces resignation effective July 1 to return to Penn State College to pursue a doctorate in Education. He cites economic conditions and inability to find a suitable permanent home in Scarsdale, expresses gratitude to the Greenacres staff, administrators, parents, and students, and pledges to aid a smooth transition for his successor.

John W. Shawley Greenacres Archibald B. Shaw Shawley Pennsylvania State College Scarsdale Board of Education Greeneres

Regular Candidates Win in Eastchester Board Elections

In Eastchester three regular candidates for the Board of Education Julian A. Ronan Ramond H. Seyd and Vernon V. Winiker were elected for three years while independent Ida Trager lost. Vote totals show Ronan 518 Seyd 702 Winiker 669 Trager 292. Budget passed 424 to 163 with 956 total registrations.

Eastchester Board of Education Julian A. Ronan Ramond H. Seyd Vernon V. Winiker Ida Trager Rowan Waverly Cooper Seyd Winiker Trager South End Scarsdale

Edgemont Teachers Plan Fun Night Benefit

The Edgemont Teachers Association hosts a fund raising Fun Night at the school tomorrow at eight. Events include square dancing games pantry shelf and a flower shop with dancing fees and other activities priced by participants. Proceeds aid former teacher Guernsey Prentiss in illness. All residents invited.

Edgemont Ass'n Guernsey Prentiss

Girl Scouts Tea Invite Set for Monday at Wayside Lane

The Senior Planning Board invites all Scouts eligible for Senior Scouts or Mariners next year to a tea Monday at 3 45 PM at the Girl Scout House on Wayside Lane. Mrs Paul Sullivar and Peggy Swanson supervise the event as part of board activities this year.

Wayside Lane Paul Sullivar Peggy Swanson

Housing Authority Formed as Greenburgh Appoints Five

At a Town Council meeting on April 28 David M Zimmer man of Hartsdale was named to a five year term and designated chairman of the Greenburgh Housing Authority authorized by state legislation. Rovel H Miller of Overton Rd will serve four years among the five members appointed.

David M. Zimmerman Hartsdale Greenburgh

Church News and Editorials Highlight Theatres And Clubs

A concise index lists sections across pages including Church News on 20 to 22, Editorials on page 4, Schools on pages 15 and 16, Society on 17 to 10, Theatres on page 24, and Woman's Club on page 23 for the issue. Readers are guided to local civic and cultural items.

Woman's Club

Scarsdale Art Association Spring Exhibition Dates Set

The Scarsdale Art Assn announces a spring show opening with a reception and tea for members and guests at the Woman's Club. The Inquirer had misstated the date. the public can view the exhibit Sundays May 17 and May 24 from 3 to 5 p.m.

Scarsdale Art Ass'n Woman's Club The Inquirer

Friends of Library Plan Quiz Program On Thursday Night

The Friends of the Scarsdale Library will host its annual meeting next Thursday at 8 15 p m at the Woman's Club. The program includes a quiz on The Pleasures of Publishing with John Barkham as master of ceremonies and a panel featuring George W Jones Wilbur Ruggles Charles E Cunningham and Mrs Burnham Finney.

Friends of Library Plan Friends of the Scarsdale Library Woman's Club John Barkham Coro Net Magazine Saturday Review Syndicate George W. Jones Harper & Bros Wilbur Ruggles Oxford University Press Charles E. Cuningham Macmillan Co Burnham Finney Victor Weybright New American Library of World Literature Edgar Johnson Charles Dickens Johnson Dept. of English College of the City of New York Columbia Washington Vassar College N.Y.U New School For Social Research City College of New York New York City Laurie

Famous Scout Night benefits raise pledges over 20000

More than 1000 people attended Washington Irving Boy Scout Council’s Famous Scout Night at the High School auditorium. The event launched a drive to raise 150000 for Purdy Scout Reservation development, featuring Red Barber and a panel with Wilson, Terry, Wilson, Simon, Mack, Dunn, and Barber.

Washington Irving Paul Terry New Rochelle Malcolm Wilson Yonkers Abe Simon Bayside Ted Mack Eddie Dunn Mr. Barber Snooky Lawson Toni Arden Jack Powell Eddie Manson Cathi Harris Lou Wills Minda Lang Whistler al Helfer Hartsdale Ramona Helfer Mr. Lawson Bobbi Zatola Danny Dressen Bob Kuwahara Robert Fortin Hugh Thompson Don Ball Archie Kate Westchester County Police Glo Glub Joe Black Brooklyn Dodgers Jackie Robinson Pee Wee Reese Gene Sarazen Willie Turnesa Walter Cartier Vincent Richards Turnesa Sarazen Lloyd Marx Scarsdale Halliday Clark

Patrol Squadron 56 Crewman Serves Aboard PBM Mariner

Ens. Arthur J. Mooney Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mooney of Gaylor Road serves with Patrol Squadron 56 as a crew member aboard a Martin PBM Mariner patrol bomber based at the U S Naval Air Station in Norfolk Virginia.

Navy Ens Arthur J. Mooney, Jr

Bridgeport University Dominates White Plains Tech 80–28

Phil DuBreuil led Bridgeport University to an 80 to 28 track win over White Plains State Tech on May 1 at Bridgeport. He won the shot put discus throw high jump and broad jump.

Phil DuBreuil Arthur DuBreuil Sprague Rd Bridgeport University White Plains State Tech Bridgeport

Westchester Central Registration Opens for Voters

Central registration for all eligible voters in Westchester opened May 1 and runs to September 18 with a one month extension. The Board of Elections in White Plains will be open nine to four weekdays and nine to twelve Saturdays until June 30 and then September 1 to 18. Registration week is October 5 to 10 with extended hours each day.

Thomas E. Dewey Board of Elections Court House White Plains

Elect Two Trustees At Quaker Ridge

Scarsdale N Y voters unanimously chose Hart seller Kinsey and Dr Eliot Oppenheim for three year terms on the Quaker Ridge School District Board of Education. They succeed Howard Haines and Jacob Ackermann as terms expired. A 53 vote total approved the 1953 54 budget 51 2. The high school was designated for upper grade pupils of the district.

Scarsdale No. 2 Quaker Ridge Hartseller. Kinsey Eliot Oppenheim Board of Education Howard Haines Jacob Ackermann Scarsdale High School

Legion Post Show Tonight and Tomorrow at High School

The 1958 Post 52 American Legion Minstrels, directed by Dr. Leon E. Dickerson, will be held in the high school auditorium tonight and tomorrow. Twin pianos by Gordon Sealy and Elmer Kinsman. Daniel J. Frees as interlocutor. eight end-men named. vocal soloists Sue Mazzella, Lucy Circo, Anthony Felicixotto, Ralphina Gollner, Frances Walsh, Charles Lewis with guitar. The Silver Tones. dances by Arthur Henry and Frances Joyce. comedy by Pat Tannone. male chorus of 75 from Post 52 supports most musical numbers.

American Legion Leon E. Dickerson White Plains Gordon Sealy Elmer Kinsman Daniel J. Frees Johnny Palace Roy Proulx Frank McMahon Timothy Sullivan Vincent Biancardi Thomas O'Donnell Gene Fuerst Carl Schueler Sue Mazzella Lucy Circo Anthony Felicixotto Ralphina Gollner Frances Walsh Charles Lewis the Silvertones Arthur Henry Frances Joyce Pat Tannone Post 52

Weather Readings From Popham Road Station Last Week

Daily highs and lows recorded at 4 30 by Village Engineering Dept at the Popham Road firehouse show April 29 64 40 April 30 66 37 May 1 56 45 May 2 no reading May 3 no reading May 4 74 44 May 5 64 50 Precipitation listed for May 1 85 May 4 trace May 5 50.

Popham Rd John J. Kappes

Cornell Junior Joins ROTC Training at Fort Sill

Jerrold A. Green son of Mr and Mrs Max Green of Rock Creek Lane a Cornell University junior is now in advanced ROTC and will be assigned in June to Fort Sill Oklahoma for a six week training program He serves as circulation manager of the Sun Cornell's daily newspaper.

Jerrold A. Green Max Green Rock Creek Lane Cornell University Ithaca R.O.T.C Fort Sill Oklahoma The Sun Cornell

Sproul Named Scarsdale Library Board President

Allan Sproul of Dunham Road elected president of the Scarsdale Library board, succeeding S Spencer Scott who resigned. Sproul, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, has served on the board since 1945. The board praised Scott for guiding the library project from 1940 to 1953 and retiring with village thanks.

Allan Sproul Dunham Rd Scarsdale S. Spencer Scott Sproul Federal Reserve Bank of New York Library Board Scarsdale Library Spencer Scott Spencer ‘Scott

Shevlin Gardiner Anderson Elected In Greenburgh Six

Edgemont Greenville district reelects Gerard T. Shevlin and Donald S. Gardiner to three year terms on the Board of Education. Dr Walter A Anderson succeeds Mrs Donald S Whamond. 1953-54 budget approved 237 to 31 with plans for Edgemont Greenville High School and revised teacher salary schedule. A request passed to share future budget forms with civic associations three weeks before elections. Arthur L Webber elected meeting chairman. Eugene Exman resigning member honored.

Edgemont - Greenville Greenburgh Gerard T. Shevlin Donald S. Gardiner Walter A. Anderson Walbrooke Rd Donald S. Whamond Board of Education Edgemont-Greenville Eugene Exman Whamond Arthur L. Webber Walbrook Rd

Village Board Sets Three Public Hearings for Tuesday

The Village Board will hold three hearings Tuesday at 8 15 p m in Village Hall on Post Rd near Popham Rd The first would ban parking on the west side of Over hill Rd from 300 feet south of Popham Rd to Circle Rd The second would require excavation redress to original grade or abutting street grade to avoid drainage problems The third would amend the building zone ordinance to require off street parking for retail stores with four spaces up to 1600 sq ft and one more per 400 sq ft thereafter The hearings stem from residents complaints at the April 7 meeting and address a village eastern section owner concern.

Post Rd Popham Rd Overhill Rd Circle Rd Wowenvatac

Health fears over rising childhood illnesses in Scarsdale

Health Dept reports eight chicken pox cases and six German measles in Scarsdale last week, with three mumps and one whooping cough case. Authorities warn parking limits may worsen health risks at Heathcole Corners business section.

Heathcole Corners Scarsdale Health Dept

Tennis Clinic Set for Tomorrow at Brite Ave Courts

The first in a series of tennis clinics runs tomorrow from two to five at the Brite Ave courts. Mercer Beasley heads the instruction with Winslow Blanchard assisting, drawing on Beasley’s Princeton ties and Blanchard’s U S and Davis Cup experience. Philip Steckler urges all youths to attend this new teaching method combining tennis with other sports concepts.

Recreation Dept Ass'n Scansdale Tennis Development Committee A. G. Spalding Bros Brite Ave Mercer Beasley Winslow Mike” Blanchard Beasley Lawn Tennis Writers Ass'n PLTA Princeton University Frank Parker Ellsworth Vines Gardner Mulloy Pancho Segura Mike Blanchard Longwood USLTA New England New York Philip Steckler

Scarsdale School District One elects trustees and budget

Scarsdale voters re-elected Helge Johnson Alfred Phillips and John Edmondson to the school board and Rudolf Berle to succeed Rutherford. The meeting approved the proposed budget 437 to 22 with five void ballots as discussions covered school costs Heathcote plans and potential junior high expansion while court debates over communist concerns continued among citizens. Non permit tennis court fees were set by the Recreation Dept with season and per hour charges for riders and non-permit holders.

Recreation Dept Scarsdale Helge Johnson Alfred H. Phillips John P. Edmondson Rudolf P. Berle George H. Rutherford Edmond Phillips Berle Citizens Committee Otto E. Dohrenwend August W. Brustat William C. Kernan Richard A. Tilden William H. Rodgers Willard P. Scott George B. Clifton Paul S. Smith Town Club Rutherford

Mrs. Burt Named Chief of Defense Welfare Services

The Office of Civil Defense announces Mrs. JCon Amores Burt of Brewster Road as chief of Defense Welfare Services. Rene Leveille credits her leadership abilities, noting the division’s key role in local civil defense. The Burts' family includes sons Warren and Roger. Mrs. Burt has held church and civic roles in Scarsdale.

Mrs. Burt Defense Welfare Services Office of Civil Defense Jcon Amores Burt Brewster Rd Rene T. Leveille New York City New York NY Training School For New York University Warren Princeton University Roger Scarsdale Burts Women's Guild of Hitchcock Memorial Church Woman's Club Scarsdale Community Fund

Fort Hill Players Enter Westchester Drama Festival

The Fort Hill Players perform Celebra tion at 8:30 PM in the Little Theatre as part of the Westchester Drama Ass'n Festival. Mary Lichtenberg writes directs with Annie Marx Muriel Gantz Louis W Flaccus and David Lichtenberg in the cast. Betty Gregory is stage manager and staff include Dick Foreman Peter Ward George Shoemaker and Bob Whittaker. Admission is free. The Wayside Players present an original Elsa Gillis play with Erling Nelson Margaret Stigler Sam Withers Ricky Gillis Anson McLoud Priscilla Schuttler and Oliver Dean in the cast.

Fort Hill Westchester County Center Little Theatre Mary Lichtenberg Overton Rd Annie Marx Muriel Gantz Louis W. Flaccus David Lichtenberg Betty Gregory Dick Foreman Peter Ward George Shoemaker Bob Whittaker Mary Sebring Ruth Flaccus Frances Hughes Elsa Gillis Erling Nelson Margaret Stigler Sam Withers Ricky Gillis Anson McLoud Priscilla Schuttler Oliver Dean

Outdoor Roller Skating Schedule Sponsored by Rotary Club

The Scarsdale Rotary Club and Recreation Dept sponsor outdoor roller skating held every Tuesday Friday and Saturday at Edgewood School Tuesday sessions run 3 to 5 pm Friday at THM School 3 to 5 pm and Saturday at High School parking lot 10 to 12 noon. A 15 cent rental fee applies for skates for the two hour session with no charge for participants bringing their own.

Scarsdale Rotary Club Recreation Dept Edgewood

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John Shawley Pennsylvania Housing Authority News Index Leja Gorska Scout Night Galaxy of Stars Purdy John Gass Legion Post Show Weather Report Lester W. Nelson Ruth Haight Mrs. Nelson Scott Shevlin Gardiner Anderson Health Report Rst New School Dexter Mr. Tilden Gulus W. Merwin Robert G. Fullerland Heathcote Merwin Mrs. Con Amore V
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