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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1927

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Radcliffe Petitions Supreme Court Over Building Plan

Judge Tompkins signed an order to show cause why mandamus should not issue directing Scarsdale Building Inspector to permit Radcliffe to continue building on Brown place and Circle road. Scarsdale will answer May 24. Radcliffe seeks two multi family houses on zoned property now changed to Zone A for private residences. Neighbors raised the issue on Circle road as plans evolved from three single family homes with a Circle road driveway.

Tompkins Supreme Court Scarsdale R. D. Radcliffe Brown Place Circle Road Mr. Radcliffe Radcliffe

Westchester County Park System Featured at State Parks Conference

The Seventh Annual Conference on State Parks met at Bear Mountain in Palisades Interstate Park from May 17 to 20. Governor Alfred E. Smith attended a luncheon May 18 and addressed the delegates before a 250 person tour along the Storm King Highway and a crossing of Bear Mountain.

Westchester County Park Bear Mountain Palisades Interstate Park Alfred E. Smith Bear Mountain Inn Storm King Highway Smith Bear Moon

Quarantines Hit Scarsdale Schools Over Mumps and Whooping Cough

Mumps and whooping cough drive quarantines in Scarsdale. seventy five pupils are isolated for mumps and seventy nine for whooping cough, with some overlap. The total absentee count exceeds 125.

Scarsdale

New Traffic Rule May Have Effect

Westchester Police Commissioners and Police Chiefs propose standardized traffic rules for the county. They state the rules do not modify state law and aim to reduce driver confusion while aiding uniform enforcement across municipalities.

Westchester County Chief Short Scarsdale

The Bad Man staged next week by Wayside Players

Kenneth Clapp joins the cast as Jasper Hardy in The Bad Man, the season finale next Wednesday and Thursday at Dyckman Hall. Mrs Linus Keating and Thomas Scofield are among notable performers, with a fierce Mexican bandit group and a new Wayside Orchestra debuting under Gertrude Clarke Edwards.

Kenneth Clapp Jasper Hardy Dyckman Hall Clapp Linus Keating Thomas Scofield Robert Chamberlin Walter Irvine Richard Marshall Leonard Dibble Museum of Natural History

School Exhibition At Windward School In New Rochelle

An exhibition of the work of children from the Windward School Quaker Ridge New Rochelle will be held tomorrow May 21 at Donnybrook Lodge.

Quaker Ridge New Rochelle Donnybrook Lodge

Red Cross Quota for Flood Victims More Than Doubled

Scarsdale week end Red Cross benefit events raised over 5000 for Mississippi Valley flood victims exceeding the branch quota. Concerts at Dyckman Hall and a Fire Company ballgame plus theatre fundraisers drew donations from local groups, led by Mrs. Arthur T. Hebard.

Red Cross Scarsdale Mississippi Valley Dyckman Hall New York Arthur T. Hebard Fire Company No. 1

Patience With China Speaker Urges Long Road Ahead

Dr. Edward H. Hume founder of Yale in China spoke at the Church of St. James the Less on May 16 urging Americans to be patient with China as it forges a true democracy. He outlined four types of conflict in China and argued Yuan Shikai chose dictatorship over republican progress, worsening tyranny.

China Edward H. Hume Yale Church of St. James the Less United States Chesterton Dr. Hume Nationalist Party Yuan

Fox Meadow Estates Withdraws Plans

Fox Meadow Estates withdrew two multi family housing plans after the Building Inspector and Village Board found nonconformity with the village building code. The firm may resubmit to meet fire provisions but the site is zoned Residence A, avoiding multi family use. Expect potential court action over zoning validity.

Fox Meadow Estates Scarsdale

Funeral of S. Steel Held Here Saturday

Sanger Bright Steel of Wayside Jane died in New York City on Thursday May 12. His funeral was held at 4 PM Saturday at St James the Less Church conducted by Rev. Alan R. Chalmers and Rev. George H. Smyth with interment in the churchyard. Pallbearers included Harold Bennett Caleb Tucker Briggs Robert Christie and others from Scarsdale Pelham Manor New York and Chicago. Steel survived by three children and his mother and sister. He was born in Juliet Illinois in 1889 and had careers at Lee Higginson Paine Webber J G White Co and served as Bond Club of New York president.

Sanger Bright Steel Wayside Jane New York City Church of St. James the Less Alan R. Chalmers George H. Smyth Hitchcock Memorial Church Interwient Harold Bennett Caleb Tucker Briggs Robert Christie Robert Erskine Edward Johnson John Messer Lawrence Harold Juliet Ill William W Sanger B J. G. White & Co Wall Street Bond Club of New York

Farewell Dinner for Ostend Delegates

Scarsdale Rotary Club hosts a farewell dinner at Leewood Golf Club for delegates Dr. Ralph R. Ryan and George Clifton headed to the 1927 Rotary International convention in Ostend Belgium June 4 to 10. Clifton will also represent White Plains Club with Ryan sailing May 25 aboard the Corinthia. Arthur Boniface leads the On to Ostend committee.

Leewood Golf Club Scarsdale John R. Ross Ryan George Marsh

Toxin Antitoxin Endorsed Here by Scarsdale Health Board

A drive by the Scarsdale Board of Health has led to at least 225 Scarsdale children receiving the diphtheria toxin antitoxin. Dr. Ralph R. Ryan, health officer, notes the board endorses pamphlets from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company supporting vaccination to help eradicate diphtheria alongside five county medical societies and New York City health authorities.

Scarsdale Village Board of Health Scarsdale Board of Health Ralph R. Ryan Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Five County Medical Societies Health Department of New York City

Individual Child Must Master Work in Bronxville

Willard Beatty, superintendent of the Bronxville school system, outlines the Winnetka system emphasizing 100 percent mastery. Subjects are grouped into exact, appreciative, and creative, with no marks beyond a pupil’s ability. Innovations include teaching decimals before fractions to align with monetary use.

Willard Beatty Bronxville Greenburgh W. Burke Los Angeles Winnetka Winnetka System Beatty Association F. J. Agate

Scarsdale Woman's Club seeks sketches for new clubhouse

Mrs William J Henry is chairman of the building committee for the proposed Scarsdale Woman's Club clubhouse with Mrs James Baird Mrs Caleb Hyatt Mrs Ralph Smillie and club president as ex officio members The committee invites Scarsdale architects to submit preliminary sketches by June 6 Plans should be informal with a 1/16 scale and a small perspective in pencil not exceeding 16 by 20 inches Members number about 850 and the design aims to house all activities including an auditorium

William J. Henry Scarsdale Woman's Club James Baird Caleb Hyatt Ralph Smillie Clarence Smith Henry the Inquirer Scarsdale

Social Services Confer at Grasslands and Eastview

A social service conference with a buffet lunch and visits to Grasslands and Eastview county institutions will be held next Wednesday May 25 at Grasslands Hospital auditorium 11 30 am. Rev William N Colton of Irvington will preside. Attendees will be greeted by Rev Deane Edwards of Bronxville with addresses by George F Werner C Public Welfare Dr C W Munger Forrest S Lunt and Homer E Wickenden explaining the Central Index.

Grasslands Eastview George F. Werner C. W. Munger Forrest S. Lunt Homer E. Wickenden Mount Vernon

New Fire Alarm Schedule Takes Effect May 15

The Inquirer reports the new fire alarm schedule began Sunday morning at 1 o clock as a reader service. The change reflects Scarsdale's growth and is printed on an additional page for readers.

the Inquirer Scarsdale

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Westchester Porter Emerson Browne Boy Scouts American Legion Frank H. Hammond Hebard Deborah Rossmassler Grace Fisher Irene Korndorfer Laura Bloomingdale Betty Thomas Mary Darragh Keren Gallowhur Sally Shank Motion Picture Theatre Helen Farries Dorothy Armstrong Jane Williamson Betty Glendinning Ethel Field Hume S. Steel Steel Brite Avenue Walworth Avenue Mrs. Steel Mr. Steel Ostend Greenburgh Parent Teacher Association Westchester County Council of Churches
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