Sutherland Case Taken Up and Adjourned Again
Trial of the State action against former County Clerk Lealie Sutherland adjourned after noon Tuesday. Defense expected to present its side on May 26. Special Deputy Court Clerk Montreal identified handwriting on court certificates. State said it has submitted direct testimony and may introduce further evidence on alleged altered charges totaling over $15,000.
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Lealie Sutherland
Poughkeepsie
Frank Montreal
Vann
Explorer Anthony Fiala Delivers Engaging School Lectur
Anthony Fiala, famed arctic explorer and lecturer, gave a engaging talk at the school building on Thursday evening. He shared educational insights into arctic exploration and vivid personal experiences, with slides shown via stereopticon and lanterns arranged by the Board of Education for the audience. The next address, next Friday, features Professor William C. Peham on Strange Facts About Common Things.
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Anthony Fiala
Real Estate Brokers Dine in New York City
The Real Estate Board of White Plains and Vicinity held its first annual dinner at Colaizzi’s in New York City. Retiring officers Ehrhart Sweeny Ford and Thompson hosted guests. new officers West Sniffen Danner Keil were elected after a sumptuous meal.
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Real Estate Board of White Insand Plains and Vicinity
Colaizzi
New York City
Retiri
Messrs
Nelson Ehrhart
John Kk. Sweeny
W. W. Ford
G. Albertompson
Scarsdale
Eee
Ward M. West
Henry ©. Sniffen
George Danner
William Keil
Choral Club Recital at Lockwood Collegiate School
The Scarsdale Choral Club presents a concert and recital at Lockwood Collegiate School next Friday at 7 30 p m conducted by G Darlington Richards. Miss Linda Marion Reed to sing first. Tickets available from members.
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Scarsdale Choral Club
Lockwood Collegiate School
G. Darlington Richards
Linda Marion Reed
Woman's Auxiliary Notice for Kentliary Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of the M C A at White Plains will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at three o'clock. Over forty Scarsdale women are members. The notice appears garbled but indicates a cheerful gathering and association activity.
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Wosnan’t Kentliary
M.C. A
White Plains
Scarsdale
Association
Eae Taide
Mee Jo
Sae
Roe
Lee i Schaal
Eeetea
Tad
MAIL SERVICE IMPROVEMENT PROPOSED FOR WESTCHESTER
Congressman Gilesby urges Postmaster General to establish Post Office Transfer Stations at Yonkers and Mount Vernon with auto messenger service linking six railroad Post Offices. The plan aims to cut trips to New York City Grand Central Terminal by routing mail within Westchester and Bronx Counties.
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Westchester County
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
Gilesby
Investi
Tron
A. S. Burleson
Creneral
Washington, D.C
New York
Boston and
Westchester L
New York City
Chatham and New York
Brewster and New York
Stamford and New York
New York and Chicago
Bronx County
New York Cay
Williamsbridge
Westchester
City Island
Fort Tremont
Fox Street
Morrisania
Mount Morris
Kings B
High Bridge
Morris Heights
Esc
Bronx
Boston and Providence
Boston and Springfield
New York and Ch Railroad
Grand Central Terminal
Boys Club Competes For Y M C A Prize Cup
Twelve boys from the Scarsdale Public School Y M C A Club join rivals Bromx ville Crestwood and Hartedale in a four corner track meet on Arthur Manor Field. A silver loving cup donated by Cleveland A Dunn crowns the winner. first and second place ribbons and badges are awarded.
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Scarsdale
Bromxville
Crestwood
Hartedale
Arthur Manor
Cleveland A. Dunn
Gunn
Rural high school bill gains passage in legislature
Senator Brown's bill extends high school instruction to rural districts to establish central rural schools with agricultural instruction. The measure, now with the governor, allows districts to be laid out and voted on by fifteen taxpayers. If approved, districts gain union-school status and state funds for high school and agriculture education, potentially $1,000 to $1,500 annually per district.
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Senator Brown
Commissioner of Education
Transpor Nee Canienh
Taxpayers Elect Officers At Greenburgh Club Meeting
The Taxpayers' Club of Greenburgh held its annual meeting at Greenville School on May 8 electing Charles S. Burton as president and D W Loudon as vice president along with other changes to the executive committee. A joint meeting with the Town Club of Scarsdale at Heathcote Hall is planned for Friday May agrd featuring Dr. E P Felt on forest care and Samuel Atwood on nursery inspection with strong attendance expected.
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Taxpayers’ Club
Greenburgh
Greenville School
Charles S. Burton
Dent
D. W- Loudon
Vite
Henry Francke
Secreye
John P
Scarsdale
Heathcote Hall
E. P. Felt
State ‘of
New York
Westchester
George G. Atwood
State Bureau of Horticulture and Nursery
Westchester County
Roadway at Hartsdale Station Nears Public Opening
The heated roadway at Hartsdale Station, worked on by contractor John Twinama and his crew, is nearly finished and may open to traffic within days. A Wednesday opening was delayed by a specification change from water bound macadam to Tarvia and by repeatedly breaking down equipment.
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Hartsdale
John Twinama
Tarvia
Scarsdale Chauffeur Strikes Bicyclist In Collision
Charles S. Quimby, chauffeur for John Carstensen of Scarsdale, struck bicyclist Piechata of Cos Cob on South nae Street. Piechata suffered a scalp wound and was hospitalized for treatment before being released to recover at home. The employer’s car was damaged in the early evening incident.
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Charles S. Quimby
John Carstensen
South Nae Street
Chester
Piechata
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Guardian
the County Trust Company
Doepel’s Market
Doepel’s
Spring Street
Oppoie
the Postoffice
White Plains, N. Y
Scarsdale Estates
Robert E. Farley
Fifth
Frost & Seager
Railroad Ave
N. Y
de Caines Geen
Warren Tha Yer
Pres
Searcdais, HM
Abi
Wayside
Evergreen Lane
Post Road
Explorer
Woman's Auxiliary Notice
Congressman Oglesby
Y. M. CA
Arther
Free Address Association
Town Gleb
Hartsdale Arly
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