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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1930

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Gandhi Encounter Highlighted In Scarsdale Talk

Miss Gertrude Emerson will relate her interview with Mahatma Gandhi and a home visit during her Asia magazine assignment in a talk on Gandhi's India at the Scarsdale Woman's Club open meeting on May 14. Her multiple travels across Asia include years in China Japan and twenty nine Asian countries and work for Doubleday Doran.

Emerson India Scarsdale Woman's Club Miss Emerson Asia Chicago University Orient China Japan Doubleday, Doran

Legion Clubroom Opens To All In Scarsdale

Harold Brown announces reorganization of the A W O L club to admit non members of the American Legion. Citizens of Scarsdale may join for 10 dollars yearly, gain full recreational access with modest usage charges for bowling billiards lunch. 125 members already joined. 200 needed to run the club with new rules.

American Legion Harwood Harold Brown Scarsdale Commander Brown Legion Fire House Scarsdale Golf Club Brown

Attended Hoover Committee Meeting in New York

Robert R. Updegraff was among invitees to a Hoover Committee on Recent Economic Changes of the President's Conference on Unemployment. The afternoon and evening session in New York discussed the committee's forthcoming report and included an announcement from President Hoover.

Robert R. Updegraff New York Hoover

Merchants Plan Scarsdale Retailers Group

Half of Scarsdale merchants attended a dinner at the Harwood Restaurant where they backed forming a retailers organization. A five member committee was chosen to draft officer nominations and a finance panel to set dues. Discussions covered June to August store closings and summer holidays for clerks and owners with club support pending.

Scarsdale Harwood Larned Green Hariette Mason Henry Szaniawski Tom Irish William A. Hooley F. H. Bethell James Blain Milady Edward Marks Bethell J. Larned Green Walter

Re-elect Union Free School District No 1 Trustees

At Scarsdale High School the district re elected Arthur F Taggart and Philip W Russell for three years as trustees. The budget of 584 220 for 1930 31 was approved along with a surplus fund expenditure of 28 000 and a transfer of 7500 from Greenacres to Edgewood. A land disposal resolution set the sale at 5650 to cover a sewer cost of 650. Attendance was twenty including clerk and board members.

Union Free School District No. 1 Scarsdale High School Arthur F. Taggart Philip W. Russell Greenacres Capital Edgewood Capital Account Edgewood School

Building Shows Gain in Scarsdale April Permits

Scarsdale building shows a gain in April with ten new single family dwellings totaling 203 500 in permits. Alterations and repairs account for 7 290 while garages and misc structures add 12 030. April operations reach 222 820 versus 84 300 in March. Fees collected total 467.

Scarsdale E. C. Culley

Assessment Maps Will Be Ready Next Week

The village assessment maps will be ready for printing next week. Brokers may obtain copies by sending word or writing to the board of assessors at the village hall.

Board of Assessors

Arno Fund Receives New Local Contribution

John Iarocci, superintendent of the waste disposal plant, added twenty six dollars this week to the Arno Fund. The donation, from him and the department, brings the total to thirty two hundred dollars.

Arno John Iarocci

Name Teachers For Next Year

Scarsdale superintendent Ralph I Underhill reported a 14 percent rise in public school enrollment since 1929 with last year’s total at 1610 and this year at 1836. He said all vacancies for next year are filled as the board approved several candidates, including three new high school teachers and staff for Edgewood Fox Meadow and Greenacres.

Ralph I. Underhill Board of Education Scarsdale Underhill Edgewood Fox Meadow Greenacres Cepha Huguet Pennsylvania State College Mansfield State Normal School Columbia University Vinton Rawson Colgate Lafayette Gertrude Thornhill Ohio University Columbia Alice Milliman Teachers College, Columbia Ruth Youngblood Towson Normal School

Memorial Day Observed by Scarsdale Legion

The Scarsdale Post American Legion sponsors the Memorial Day program with parade from Garth Road to St James the Less at 9 30 a m. School children honor veterans at the church and a drill at the high school field follows. The march includes mayor, band, post officials, D A R, Scouts, Red Cross and civic groups.

Scarsdale American Legion Arthur F. Hebard Harold Costain Kenney O'Connor Arthur Bouton R. A. McClelland Garth Road Church of St. James the Less American Legion Shield Boy Scouts Harold Brown Scarsdale Post American Legion LeRoy Gregory

Women to Run Scarsdale Store for Day Fund Drive

At the invitation of Lester R. Stewart Scarsdale Supply Company the Scarsdale Women's Club will operate the store on Monday May 19 with club members staffing sales floors wrappers and packers and a Frigidaire saleswoman. A portion of sales supports the club causes with ten percent on most items five percent on major appliances and three percent on Frigidaire items F O B price. Departments include furnishings hardware electricals toys and gifts among others.

Lester R. Stewart Scarsdale Supply Company Scarsdale Woman's Club F. O. B. Price F. H. Bethell Scarsdale

Scarsdale Sees 93 Degree High In May Warm Spell

Weather observer Clifford H. Wilmarth reports Scarsdale reached 93 degrees Wednesday with a 65 degree low. He notes May averages run 70 to 75, and compares current readings with values from last year and the prior days this week.

Scarsdale Mercury Clifford H. Wilmarth Post Road Wilmarth

Village Builds Brick Walk to Fenimore Road Bridge

The village completed a brick walk leading to the Fenimore Road bridge on the north side of Fenimore Road, west of Walworth Avenue.

Fenimore Road Walworth Avenue

Fox Meadow Tennis Club Opens Courts

The village index notes Fox Meadow Tennis Club opens its courts this week. Community readers are invited to a forthcoming feature detailing the new facilities and club activities.

Fox Meadow Tennis Club

Scarsdale Bank Reaches 10th Anniversary Milestone

Scarsdale National Bank and Trust celebrates its tenth anniversary this week noting growth from 26 depositors on May 10, 1920 to 6,885 on the current books. Of these, 2,985 hold checking and 3,900 hold interest accounts. stockholders rose from 53 to 222, most residents of Scarsdale.

Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company

Exhibit Model For New Scarsdale Church

A plaster model of the Scarsdale Community Baptist Church complex to be built this summer at Popham and Autenreith Roads is on display. The Rural English style unit includes a stone church and tower with chapel and 340-seat nave plus a separate Fellowship Hall with stage and balcony seating about 300. Architect Hobart Upjohn prepared the model for presenting plans. the model previously stood in Caleb Heathcote Trust Co and now rests in Angell Van Schaick.

Scarsdale Community Baptist Popham Autenreith Roads Caleb Heathcote Trust Company Angell, van Schaick and Co Hobart Upjohn Scarsdale Popham Road

Board May Keep Present District Lines for Greenacres Fox Meadow

At a Board of Education meeting the district considered redistricting for Greenacres and Fox Meadow. Officials hope to maintain the current temporary lines for the next year for students who have attended these two schools in the past year or more. The Fox Meadow opening was to ease Greenacres overcrowding, moving the line north of Fenimore Road temporarily.

Board of Education Greenacres Fox Meadow

Scarsdale Telephone Rates Change Under PSC Ruling

The Public Service Commission ruling raises business telephone rates in Scarsdale starting June 1 with a $4.54 base for seventy five calls rising to $5.00 per month. Home lines drop from $4.15 to $4.00. Four party lines increase from $2.95 to $3.00 per month.

Scarsdale Public Service Commission

Award Contract for Water Tower Masonry in Scarsdale

The contract for the stone masonry on the Martello Tower at Garden Road Scarsdale went to D. J. Tedaldi Construction Co. of New York City for $60,000. The award was made last Friday after bids were rejected earlier for exceeding estimates by the village engineer. The tower's steel framework has stood completed for some time.

Garden Road Scarsdale D. J. Tedaldi Construction Company New York City

Flower Show Draws Wide Attendance at Wayside Garden Club Event

A large gathering attended the Wayside Garden Club flower show featuring professional and amateur exhibitors. Displays ranged from children’s pansy arrangements to tulips, shrubs, and a new pewter and pottery exhibit by the Woman's Club ceramics section. Prizes honored Max Schling's two baskets of Missenbran tham and mammoth pansies, with a popular Tri-Color award and a children’s cup for best entry.

Wayside Garden Club Mamaroneck Woman's Club Heathcote Hothorn Nurseries Troy Nurseries Max Schling Oliver Hylin Garden Road William Roberts James Baird Newcombe Cleveland

Landscape Group Holds Meeting at Village Hall

The newly appointed landscape commission held its first meeting on Monday night at the village hall. The regular meeting date is the third Tuesday each month, with the next month’s schedule showing weekly Monday night meetings. Mayor Robert E. Christie Jr. joined the discussion along with village engineer Arthur Boniface and commission members Mrs. P. W. Glover chair, Mrs. Clarence Smith, and Thomas Burgess.

Landscape Commission Robert E. Christie, Jr Arthur Boniface P. W. Glover Clarence Smith Thomas Burgess

Wurzel Flummery broadcast by Scarsdale group

The Wayside Players of Scarsdale presented A A Milne one act play Wurzel Flummery on WCCH during the Westchester Little Theatre Hour on Tuesday evening. Cast included Mary Lawrence Hazel Schwarz Thomas Scofield H V Leonard and Walter Schwarz.

A. A. Milne Wayside Players Scarsdale WCCH Westchester Little Theatre Mary Lawrence Hazel Schwarz Thomas Scofield H. V. Leonard Walter Schwarz

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gandhi Gertrude Emerson Mahatma Gandhi Gertrude Miss GratTrupr Emerson Legion Clubroom Hoover Committee Arthur Taggart Philip Russell Arno Fund Grows Legion Post Affair For Charity Scarsdale Gardens Emily van Horn J. P. Rockwood Societies New England Westchester Scarsdale National Ban Co Greenburgh The Community Baptist Church Children’s House F. P. Hammon Commission
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