Busy building year planned for Scarsdale Estates in Hartsdale
Scarsdale Estates in Hartsdale announces a flood of new construction including ten and twelve room houses on Greenacres Avenue and Huntington Avenue. Architects Hutton & Buys prepare plans in English Elizabethan style with multiple large residences priced around 12 000 dollars.
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Scarsdale Estates
Hartsdale
Messrs. Hutton & Buys
Harvey W. Craw
Greenacres Avenue
Fred Davis
F. Rutledge Davis
Huntington Avenue
Abbietiukte White
Brayton Place
Greenacres
Clarence Wycoff
Scarsdale
Murray Hill
Arthur Stewart
W. R. Roney
L. Ward Prince
Westchester
Chester A. Patterson
Scarsdale A C defeats Hartsdale at Arthur Manor Oval
Scarsdale A C beat Hartsdale 6 to 5 on Saturday at the Arthur Manor Oval. Shelley pitched for Scarsdale allowing five hits with twelve strikeouts as the standout hurler. Scarsdale scored in every inning except the second and sixth.
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Scarsdale A. C
Hartsdale
Arthur Manor
Scarsdale
Shelley
Hartsdale Boys
Hartsdale A.C
Scarsdale A.C
Boys Conference Planned at Bronxville School
Westchester County Young Men's Christian Associations plan a Saturday conference at Bronxville beginning 10 am. Noted speakers include E M Robinson, John R Boardman, C R Rossa, and W H Burger. About twenty four pieces will attend and perform contests during the day.
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Westchester County Young , Men's, Christian Associations
Bronxville
E. M. Robinson
Laternstiona We M
John R. Boardman
C. R. Rossa
Mamaroneck
W. H. Burger
Royal Work
Pretchester
Board approves multiple bond issues at first 1930s meeting
The Board of Supervisors authorized several town and county bonds at its first monthly session. Eastchester may issue bonds for White Plains Road improvements. county bonds totaling 487000 were ordered, plus 52000 for a Mount Vernon Pelham bridge project. Ossining may bond 10000 for tax assessment maps.
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Board of Supervisors
Eastchester
White Plains Road
R. Young and Bros. Coal Co
C. G. Swackhamer
Ossining
Armou r Villa Park Police Chief May Go
Rumors in Yonkers area suggest Armour Villa Park may replace William M. Lawrence who was demoted from acting sergeant to patrolman at the police sub station. Lawrence, long the area’s top officer with control of M and McCloud and a force of five patrolmen, faced a sudden reduction amid shifting administration.
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William M. Lawrence
Armour Villa Park
W. M. Lawrence
Yonkers
Park
Crestwood
Colonial Heights
Nepera Park
Musicale for Scarsdale A C a big success
The Scarsdale A C fundraiser at the Sprague Avenue Fire House drew a substantial amount for uniforms and field work. The Scarsdale Orchestra with Welting Fetzer Motch Pascale and Costain opened the program. soloists Whelpley Ashbee Tobyansen Riordan and Schindler provided performances as dancing followed with refreshments. Mrs Nichols won and returned the $5 gold piece to the club.
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Scarsdale
Isabell Ashbee
Ella Ashbee
Mahree
Bessie
Peri
Scarsdale A. C.orchestra
George Welting
Philip Fetzer
Fred Motch
Joseph Pascale
Harold Costain
Joseph B. McCarthy
Bessie Ashbee
Love
John Tobyansen Nocal
Bessie Ella
Isable Ashbee
M. Stenger
Mary Tobyansen
William Whelpley
Frank Riordan
Schindier
C. R. Nichols
Warburg Named to Federal Reserve Board by President Wilson
Announcement from Washington states Paul M. Warburg of Greenburgh near Hartsdale is named by President Wilson to join the Federal Reserve Board. He will serve alongside former Secretary of State Richard Olney, with a third member from Kuhn Loeb & Co. as the New York representative and noted financial expert.
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Washington
Paul M. Warburg
Greenburgh
Hartsdale
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Warburg
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Tian
Lowerre Man to Get Carnegie Hero Medal
Morris Ferber of 90 Saratoga Avenue Acatedh saved Emma Tiltmann von Bergmann ages 21 and 20 from being run over by a train at Ramami as it traveled at forty miles an hour.
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Morris Ferber
Saratoga Avenue
Emma Tiltmann von Bergmann
Ramami
No Settlement With Merritt Face Slow Motion Trial
Eastchester Town Board moves to aid District Attorney Weeks to speed the ex Supervisor Merritt case. The board voices mistrust of Merritt and his attorneys and halts further settlement talks, citing repeated delays and offers viewed as insincere. Local officials condemn the Merritt defense as a diversion while pursuing a swift criminal trial.
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Merritt
Eastchester
Alls
Yonkers
Justice Wilson
Mathews
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