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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
3
The notice directs calling the visiting nurse, Mrs Harold P Hyatt, via the Woman's Club Scarsdale 24 from nine to five. After hours call White Plains 4788 1. On Sundays call The Spink Agency White Plains 906 or the McKeel Agency White Plains 2504.
A parable of the four seasons describes Summer Autumn Winter and Spring debating colors to evoke joy. Each offers vivid scenery from blue lakes to fiery reds and white snows, until Spring reveals one final shade green overlooked and added to nature’s scene.
Descriptive fragment depicts spring awakening as nature colors land and creatures. Voices celebrate the season with vivid images of frogs, birds, and animals reviving in fresh growth. Ends with a line attributed to Mrs. Clarence L. Smith.
Four homes are under construction in the Gedney Farm ridge area, encircled by the Gedney Farm golf course. The largest belongs to Howard Willets, Gedney Farm’s original owner, who builds on the site of his century-old home. His five acre parcel offers a view of Long Island Sound and faces the course’s first nine holes. Adjacent is a house being built by E G Barrett of White Plains.
Sidney Bare Jr plans an acre Willets avenue site near the golf course with Julian Leadbeater also building nearby. The Westchester Hills Golf Clubhouse adjoins Gedney Farm and promises a top class facility. Nearby, Councilman McLaughlin’s former Ridgeway residence is being improved by L Ward Prince. Scarsdale sales include a Burgess plot to Mrs Alfred H Jones Bronxville and an English stucco house on Walbrooke Road for George C Buchtenkirk to Otto T Klotz.
At the regular monthly luncheon of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church on Tuesday May 19 Mrs Maxwell Chaplin of China spoke about missionary work and experiences.
The village of Scarsdale will sell tax liens on May 27, 1925 at 10 AM in the Town Clerk's office for unpaid taxes through April 1, 1925. Purchasers pay 25 percent down, balance within ten days, with liens due May 27, 1928 at prevailing rates not exceeding twelve percent. Pamphlets with parcel details available from Arthur Herbert, Receiver of Taxes.
The meeting includes a luncheon at one o'clock followed by Mrs Chaplin speaking about her China work. She will present after the meal, sharing details of her activities and project impact.
The committee approves next week’s film lineup including Scarsdale Tives of Bagdad Bronxville Pampered Youth and Ragman White Plains State Introduce Me White Plains Strand and The Goose Hangs High.
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