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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1955

Page

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Residents Institute Suit On Appeals Rd. Decision

Five residents of Secor Road filed a petition in the NYS Supreme Court May 13 asking for a review of a Scarsdale Board of Appeals decision granting Heath York Corp a partial zoning variance for a store and parking on a Residence A lot. They seek correction of the board minutes to show the vote did not reflect a majority. Edward Garfield serves pro bono for the petitioners. The East Scarsdale Association supports part of the litigation expenses. First hearing set for Tuesday May 24 unless postponed.

Secor Rd Freda H. Taub Gilbert Carol Froelich Carl Clare E. Gillespie Scarsdale Board of Appeals NYS Supreme Court Board of Appeals Heath-York Corp Edward Garfield Heathcote Rd East Scarsdale Ass'n Association Board of Governors

Class Day: Seniors of 1955 at High School

Class Day for the 1955 seniors features a morning breakfast with faculty entertainment, readings of Bandersnatch, an ivy planting, and an afternoon tea dance. Marshall Braxton announces Bandersnatch, while Dan Rankin and Tom Hertel hand the class banner to 1956 leaders. The nine skits depict New York City sites with 160 seniors in the cast and a tea dance organized by the junior class.

Sheldon Smith Joyce Hirtz Susan Garfield Kenneth Rich Gail Apgar Marshall Braxton Dan Rankin Tom Hertel Toby Arnheim Bob Wood Richard Foreman New York Jamie Jo Dunn Steve Kranz Greta Gerhart Betsy Flint John Freie Joanne Corelli Social Planning Board Elizabeth Steele Charles Reid

Church News In 2022 Editorials Page Highlights

A concise index lists Church News and related pages across 2022 including editorials on page 14 and adjacent school and society pages. The reference guides readers to theatres and women’s club features on pages 17 and 24 with schools on pages 15 16 23.

Woman's Club

Scarsdale Library Hosts Friends of the Library Meeting

Tonight at 8 15 The Scarsdale Library hosts the annual Friends of the Library gathering with Carl Carmer speaking on The American Fancy A literary topics quiz engages the audience during the event.

Scarsdale Friends of the Library Carl Carmer

John Parker Compton Tennis Tourney Entries Open

The 10th annual Compton county tennis tournament for Westchester boys under 18 will run June 20-25 at Fox Meadow Tennis Club. Apply by June 13 with Sal Prezioso. entry fees are two dollars for singles and one dollar for doubles. The event honors John Parker Compton and includes awards, bowls, and a luncheon provided by the club.

Recreation Dept John Parker Compton Westchester Fox Meadow Italy Eastern Lawn Tennis Ass’n Scarsdale Sal J. Prezioso Recreation Fox Meadow Tennis Club

McDonald Makes Hole in One at Scarsdale Club

Henry McDonald of Garden Rd. aced the 202-yard ninth hole with a three wood during a best-ball partner event at Scarsdale Golf Club on Saturday. He played with A D Stolle J Henry Neale and his father W Stewart McDonald. The 18-hole event was won by James E Moul and Arthur F Driscoll with a net 65. On Sunday W B Tippy led the nine blind holes with 40-13-27 and Mr Mrs William Johnson won a mixed foursome best ball with 31-33-64.

Henry McDonald Garden Rd Scarsdale Golf Club A. D. Stolle J. Henry Neale W. Stewart McDonald James E. Moul Arthur F. Driscoll W. B. Tippy William Johnson

Scarsdale 1955 Community Fund Campaign Dates

Scarsdale plans its 1955 Community Fund Campaign from October 22 to October 30 with Harold H. Tucker, president, announcing dates after the first committee meeting. He named chairmen for Pacemakers, Business Division, General Solicitation, and regional divisions plus publicity and quotas roles.

Community Fund Scarsdale Harold H. Tucker Scarsdale Community Fund and Council, Inc Tucker Mortimer Rothschild Floyd W. Mundy, Jr John H. Hearne Frederick H. Lewis

Polio Shots Given to District One Students

Anti polio vaccines were administered to first and second graders in District One schools on Wednesday morning. Only a small number of parents refused permission for their children's treatment.

Education in Democracy Discussed by School Grads

Scarsdale High School seniors and teachers analyzed democracy education at the May 9 PTA meeting. Panelists praised civic projects and civics instruction while urging stronger scholastic discipline and study skills to translate democratic ideals into action.

Oliver W. Melchior PTA Barbara Busing Harris Marcia Vickery Wallace James Marine Curtis Gager, Jr Scarsdale High

Edgemont PTA Awards Scholarships to Bronxville Seniors

Three Bronxville High School seniors from the 1953 Edgemont School graduating class—Joseph Baldwin John Birmingham and Francis Fortier—received Edgemont PTA scholarships. The group notes the program's sixth year with past recipients Bruce Phillips and Frank Stillinger now pursuing advanced study.

Bronxville High School Edgemont Pta Edgemont School Joseph Baldwin Harry I. Schifren Central Ave John Birmingham James H. Birmingham Francis Fortier F. J. Fortier Moorland Drive Joseph Edgemont Bronxville John Francis Bruce

Spring Camp-o-ree For the Boy Scouts This Weekend

The Three Rivers District Boy Scouts hold a Spring Camp-o-ree this weekend at Indian Point Park on the Hudson. Scouts from Scarsdale Hartsdale Ardsley Irvington Dobbs Ferry and Hastings-on-Hudson join 18 troops 65 patrols and about 550 scouts with 60 leaders and officials. Competitions include camping proficiency standards and patrol awards with a committee led by Howard Woolf Percy Smith and Edward Rose of Scarsdale.

Howard Woolf Percy Smith Edward Rose Scarsdale

Delegates Named for Episcopal General Convention

Richard H. Mansfield of Tompkins Road is among four lay delegates chosen by the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York to attend the church's General Convention, set for September 4 to 16 in Honolulu.

Richard H. Mansfield Tompkins Rd Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York Honolulu

Latter Day Saints Church Dedication Sunday in Westchester

Dedication services for the Latter Day Saints church at 60 Wayside Lane were held by the Westchester Branch Congregation. J. Reuben Clark from Salt Lake City will officiate and deliver the dedicatory address at six on Sunday evening. Clark, a noted figure in international law and finance, formerly led the Foreign Bond Protectors Council and served as Under Secretary of State and ambassador to Mexico. Arrangements are led by Westchester Branch officers George B. Stoddard, Homer Q. Stringham, Preston P. Nibley, and John E. Griffith of Scarsdale.

Wayside Lane Westchester Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Mormons J. Reuben Clark Salt Lake City Utah Clark New York Foreign Bond Protectors Council, Inc United States Mexico Church George B., Stoddard of Tuckahoe Homer Q. Stringham Preston P. Nibley John E. Griffith Scarsdale

North Eastchester Civic Assn to elect officers

North Eastchester Civic Association will elect officers and two executive board members for the coming year at a Wednesday night meeting at 8 15 in Grace Lutheran Church on Alida Street and Boulevard. Ernest C Wing Eastchester town comptroller will explain his office functions. Kurt E Hothorn will report on the planning committee activities and the new town zoning ordinance and map. Refreshments will be served.

North Eastchester

Mrs Brady Wins Weekly Golf Honors at Scarsdale

Mrs. George J. Brady, five year Scarsdale Golf Club women's champion, won gross honors with 40 39 79 and posted a low net 75 in the Women's Westchester and Fairfield Golf Ass'n event at Scarsdale on May 12. Mrs Courtney C. Brown tied for second low net with 89 11 78 and won on card matching. Mrs Cuyler Shaw Patton of Scarsdale took fourth after a three way tie was resolved.

George J. Brady Scarsdale Westchester Fairfield Courtney C. Brown Cuyler Shaw Patton

Residents urged to order holiday cakes for Memorial Day sale

Heathcote Five Corners hears Tuesday night about a Boy Scout Mothers sale at Butler Field. Scarsdale Woman's Exchange on Harwood Court offers a cake pre order delivery on Memorial Day morning. Orders by May 26, via phone or from the Exchange.

Butler Field Scarsdale

Tex McCrary to Speak on Woman Power at Greenacres Meeting

Tex McCrary will address the Greenacres Association annual meeting Monday night at Greenacres School gym. Attendance is expected high. McCrary, longtime commentator and former B 29 public relations head, is known for positive social and political views and candid analysis of important issues.

Greenacres Tex McCrary Greenacres Ass'n McCrary Pacific Japan Jinx Falkenburg

Fox Meadow Association Elects Harry Liese President

Harry G. Liese former village trustee was elected president of the Fox Meadow Association at the annual meeting on May 1 succeeding George W. Breckwoldt. Officers named include H. Foster Robinson vice president, Harry Landwehr treasurer, Mrs Arthur Littman secretary, with Stanley Marks Gordon Blanchard Marvin Satz and Mr Liese as board governors. John Mulholland NYC magician entertained attendees.

Harry G. Liese Fox Meadow Ass'n George W. Breckwoldt H. Foster Robinson Harry Landwehr Arthur Littman Stanley Marks Gordon Blanchard Marvin Satz Liese John Mulholland Nyc New York Society of Magicians

Parking Area D Closes in Hartsdale District

The Hartsdale Public Parking District will close proposed parking area D from June 1 until the site is improved and the railroad line hazard including the live third rail is eliminated. The lot was formerly used as a freight yard to allow users time to find alternate parking.

Hartsdale

Service Medals for 25 Years at Grasslands Hospital Dinner

Dr. Berton Lattin and Dr. Hollis K. Russell of Scarsdale were honored at Grasslands Hospital's second annual Service Recognition Dinner. Both received service medals for 25 years as attending physicians and consultants.

Berton Lattin Hollis K. Russell Scarsdale Grasslands Hospital Lattin Russell

Heathcote five corners hearings set by Village Hall

Village Hall schedules three public hearings Tuesday at 8 15 pm on Heathcote five corners zoning changes extending the status quo ordinance and adding streets to the village map. Planned rezoning targets include Scarsdale Supply Co Wilmot Miller and a Business A parcel to Residence A 3 with height setback and parking limits.

Heathcote Five Corners Post and Drake Planning Commission the Inquirer Scarsdale Supply Co Heathcote Rd Supply Co Wilmot Rd Brookley Rd Boston & Westchester Tooker Weavers St New Roichelle Fenimore Country Club

Edgemont Association Names Officers for Year

Kendall Gillette of Mt Joy Ave was elected president of the Edgemont Association at the May 10 board meeting held at Philip Hill Jr Edgemont Rd. Leslie Q Miller was chosen secretary and Rene Faure treasurer. The board plans to publish assessment values and asks residents to report zoning school or area problems. A board meeting is set for June 7 at Mr Hill’s home.

Kendall Gillette Mt. Joy Ave Edgemont

Church officials honored for long service at annual meeting

William A. Mercer financial secretary of the Community Baptist Church for 25 years and Alvin H. Behrer treasurer for 18 years were honored at the church annual meeting last week as they retired from office. D. Robert Parman read letters from members commending their services and each received a solid silver coffee service inscribed for the occasion.

William A. Mercer Community Baptist Church Alvin H. Behrer D. Robert Parman

Body identified as Scarsdale teacher Carroll G. Ross

The body of Carroll G. Ross a 59 year old Scarsdale High School teacher missing since November 6 was found in Kensico Reservoir near Rye Lake Bridge. It was recovered in shallow water about 75 feet from shore after a fisherman alerted police at Armonk. pockets of the coat contained weights.

Carroll G. Ross Scarsdale Kensico Reservoir Rye Lake Bridge Infisherman Armonk

Health Report Shows Multiple Illnesses in Scarsdale

The Health Department reports last week in Scarsdale two chicken pox cases six German measles six measles six mumps one strep sore throat and one whooping cough.

Scarsdale Health Dept

Also Mentioned on This Page

Heath York Corp Secor Rad J. Lester van Name Chester R. Dewey J. Newton Nash Malcolm Pirnie Sherwood E. Silliman News Index Compton John Gass Heathcote School Westchester Nursery School Council Albert Lowenstein Marine Wallace States Gager MIT Yale Maida Gunzenhauser Robert Scully Anne Braestrup Joan Williams Eugene Exman Pat Ciricillo Theodore Ewen Robert Guibord Wil Marcus G. Douglas Morris Charles Gebhardt Helen Brickelle William D. Moyle Edgemont- Greenville John Birmington Armbruster Boy Scouts Latter Day Saints Mrs. Brady Heathcote Woman Power WRCA Harry Liese Edgemont Ass Mr. Ross Health Report
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