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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1954

Page

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Wemple Named 1954 Budget Chief for Scarsdale Fund

At a Scarsdale Community Fund and Council meeting, William Wemple was appointed chair of the 1954 budget committee. Wemple, a 1946 resident and lawyer, will lead a team including Sara Bach and Cyril Clark to review beneficiaries and set next year’s funding. The 1953 campaign total reached $110,856.95 vs a $106,360 goal.

Scarsdale Community Fund and Council, Inc William 5. Johnston William Wemple Cambridge Rd Wemple Scarsdale Town Club Sara L. Bach John P. Billhardt Cyril B. Clark Willard B. Dean Robert S. Erskine Max Green Charles B. Gulick, Jr Winston E. Hobbs Gustav A. Killenberg, Jr Boris Kostelanetz Allen E. Throop Edmund L. Zalinski United Defense Fund, Inc Johnston Community Fund Everett J. Penny & Co., Certified Public Accountants The Community Fund and Council, Inc Harwood Building

Edgemont School Breaks Ground for New High School

Ground breaking for Edgemont Junior-Senior High School set for Saturday June 5 at the northeast sector of the 70 acre site near Old Colony Ridge. Don Gardner on the school board will officiate with brief remarks by Charles Blanford and William D Moyle. Volunteers urged to meet at 10 a.m. at Artillery Lane Crane Pond to prepare site.

Edgemont Old Colony Ridge Don Gardner Charles Blanford William D. Moyle Edgemont School Artillery Lane Crane Pond

High School Staff Honors Retiring Department Heads

The High School staff honored Miss Frances Espy retiring head of Modern Language and Miss Cleora Sutch retiring Social Studies chairman during a May 18 social hour. Principal Oliver W. Melchior presented gifts, with former principal Dr. Lester W. Nelson in attendance to honor them.

Frances Espy Cleora Sutch Oliver W. Melchior Lester W. Nelson

Local Newspaper Content Summary Card

Church News and society notices span pages 21 to 23 and 18 to 19 with editorial and theater coverage on pages 14 and 24. Schools items appear on pages 17 and 20 and Woman's Club notes on page 16.

Woman's Club

Memorial Day Delay for June 4 Issue Copy

Notice requests early submissions for the June 4 issue due to Memorial Day May 31. Pictures are welcome and should be delivered to the office by noon on Thursday May 20.

Library Friends Reelect Mr Beard At May Meeting

The Friends of the Scarsdale Library reelected William K. Beard Jr as president with a new slate including Mrs Charles Keene Jr and Mrs Jack Leon Rollins. George Boyd spoke on writing as a hobby and profession, sharing insights from his work and research.

Friends of the Scarsdale Library Scarsdale Woman's Club William K. Beard, Jr Martin J. Brennan Allan Sproul Library Board of Trustees Margaret Kateley Spencer Scott Library Board Allen S. Wilber Beard Charles Keene, Jr Jack Leon Rollins Brennan Allan Ferrin Eugene Exman William B. Stitt George Boyd New York Princeton Press Philip Carret Mr. Boyd Elias Boudinot Henry L. Stimson Carl Sandburg Douglas Freeman Fkindly Churchill Mrs

North Eastchester Picks Civic Leaders and Urges Referendum

Joseph Vohn was elected president of the North Eastchester Civic Association at a regular meeting. Stanley Emrich became vice president, George Cunningham treasurer, Mrs. Richard Hollahan corresponding secretary, and Mrs. John Chambers recording secretary. The group urged the Town Board to put a referendum on a new incinerator and Town Center additions to house the library and police headquarters, noting the existing facilities are insufficient.

Joseph Vohn Alkamont Ave North Eastchester State Board of Education Waverly Square

Hitchcock Memorial Church Hosts Gosnell Reception

Dr and Mrs Frank L Gosnell receive at Hitchcock Memorial Church in the Hancock Room this Sunday from five to seven. Gosnell recently joined as associate pastor after five years at Carthage First Presbyterian. Members and community friends are invited.

Robert W. Youngs Hitchcock Memorial Church Frank L. Gosnell Hancock Room Memorial Building Gosnell Hitchcock Church First Presbyterian Church of Carthage

Greenacres PTA Joint Meeting Plans Monday Session

The Greenacres Ass'n and the Greenacres PTA announce a joint meeting Monday in the Greenacres School gym. A panel will discuss what taxpayers should know about the new Junior High School, with participants including Edward Hand and John DeWolf.

Greenacres Ass'n Greenacres Pta Greenacres Edward Hand John DeWolf Burnham Finney Otto J. A. Grassi, Jr

Concert Tonight in Quaker Ridge School

The Quaker Ridge School Music Department hosts a Spring concert at eight PM in the school auditorium. The program opens with the School Band followed by a sixth to eighth grade performance of the Mikado. Arts home making and music departments contributed to the colorful production with costumes provided by a parents committee led by Mrs. Sheridan and Mrs. Dilma ghani. Peter Maxwell and Mrs. Elmo Legg assisted or coached, and the Dance Band numbers will be featured as part of the spring program.

Quaker Ridge School S. S., Sheridan Mehdi Dilmaghani

Secor Farms Assn To Hear de Lima

The Secor Farms Property Owners Association will hold its annual meeting Monday at 8:15 p.m. at Crossways Firehouse. Village trustee Edwin A. de Lima will speak on Personal Property Rights and Zoning Controls. Four directors will be elected to replace four members, bylaws may create a second vice president, and the village board’s plan to raise parking meter rates will be considered. Refreshments follow.

Secor Farms Crossways Firehouse Edwin A. de Lima Max Schmitt Jules L. Wacht Joseph Bertotti Bernard I. Brownold Village Boar

Compton Memorial Tennis Tourney Opens Entries

The 9th annual John Parker Compton Memorial Tennis Tournament entries are open through June 14. Scarsdale boys under 18 and county residents may enter. event runs June 21 26 at Fox Meadow Tennis Club, with silver bowls for singles and doubles winners. Past champions and entry details listed by Sal J Prezioso.

John Parker Compton Memorial Sal J. Prezioso Recreation Supt Westchester Pfc John Parker Compton 86Th Regiment 10Th Mountain Division Scarsdale Italy Scarsdale Recreation Dept Eastern Lawn Tennis Ass'n Fox Meadow Recreation Dept Carl Norgauer Westchester School Scarborough School Norgauer Scarborough Lloyd Moglen Compton Leonard Steiner John Taylor Dan Rivkind Tom Lewyn Allan Jay Fischer Don Dockerill Ben Ten Eyck Alan Englander Carl Bruhns Bill Durkin Bernard Finn Michael Debaney Dan Mayers Charles King Tony O'Callaghan Roger Marty Greenstein

Scarsdale Recreation Dept Opens Play School Enrollment

Registrations for the 1954 Scarsdale Play Schools start Monday at the Recreation Dept offices in Village Hall. For ages four to 14 residents may enroll for seven weeks July 6 to August 20 with plans for full seven weeks at 15 dollars for first child, 10 for second, 6 for third plus 3.50 weekly for first child and 2 for others as an alternative. Activities include arts crafts music dance and trips to major league games and the zoo.

Scarsdale Recreation Dept Village Hall Alberta Terwilliger Greenacres Elizabeth Atwell Edgewood Oakland Pool Rye

Fort Hill Players Elect New Officers

Robert S. O'Brien was elected president of the Fort Hill Players at the annual meeting on May 10. Dudley Hallett became vice president, Jane Sommer secretary, John Gantz treasurer, and Kenneth Sebring trustee for a three year term.

Robert S. O'Brien High Point Lane Fort Hill Players Dudley Hallett Jane Sommer John Gantz Kenneth Sebring

Heathcote School Dedication Honors Architectural Award

The Heathcote School dedication on Monday May 31 features a replica silver medal from the Architectural League of New York to principal Dr. George Raab. Lawrence B. Perkins presents for Perkins and Will as the league notes the building combines terrain use and small elements to avoid a massive look, fostering a child friendly environment.

Heathcote School Architectural League of New York Lawrence B. Perkins Perkins Will George Raab Architectural League National Society of Artists and Architects Heathcote Glen‘brook High School Illinois

Health report lists infectious cases in Scarsdale

The Health Dept reports three new chicken pox cases and one strep throat case, plus 29 measles cases in Scarsdale last week, outlining the town’s ongoing disease status and public health response.

Scarsdale Health Dept

Heathcote PTA to Host Junior High Panel Discussion

Heathcote PTA plans a nine o clock discussion in the school auditorium with Edward Hand leading four speakers from the Junior High School Advisory Committee. The panel includes Mrs. Otto J. Grassi Mrs. Burnham Finney and John DeWolf and will cover enrollments sixth grade inclusion family plan class sizes and other educational issues with audience questions.

Heathcote Pta Edward 8. Hand Otto J. Grassi Burnham Finney John DeWolf

Scarsdale 1954 Community Fund Drive Dates Set

Scarsdale's 1954 Community Fund Campaign will run from Saturday October 23 through Sunday October 31 Sydney Maddock president of the Scarsdale Community Fund and Council Inc announced the dates after the first committee meeting He named chairmen for the drive including Joseph Klee Pacemakers Mrs Richard A Reinecke Business Division Harold H Tucker General Solicitation John H Hearne Central Division John W De Wolf Eastern Division M P Cosgrove Western Division Otis W Winegar Publicity Elliot H Binzen Quotas and Reports.

Scarsdale Community Fund Sydney D. Maddock Scarsdale Community Fund and Council, Inc Maddock Joseph Klee Richard A. Reinecke Harold H. Tucker John H. Hearne John W. de Wolf M. P. Cosgrove Otis W. Winegar Elliot H. Binzen

Navy Lt. Pegg Participates in SantagLex 54 Landing

Navy Lt.(j.g.) John W. Pegg, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pegg, Heathcote Road, Heathcote, took part in the SantagLex 54 amphibious landing exercise with a large task force bear Camp Lejeune North Carolina aboard the USS LST 1079 late last month.

Texas Soldier Solin Joins Spearhead Exercise At Fort Hood

Pvt Robert Solin USA son of Mr and Mrs Gustaf A Solin Oak Lane is serving with enemy aggressor force for Exercise Spearhead now under way at Fort Hood Texas He is a rifleman with the 47th Division at Camp Rucker Ala and entered service last September.

Robert Solin USA Gustaf A. Solin Oak Lane Fort Hood Texas Solin Camp Rucker Ala

Wayside Cottage Hosts Open House in Scarsdale

Wayside Cottage at the corner of Wayside Lane and Post Rd offers an Open House tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain or shine. Admission is free. children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent.

Scarsdale Wayside Cottage Wayside Wayside Lane Post Rd

Cancer Crusade Exceeds Scarsdale Goal In 1954 Drive

Scarsdale reports 1954 Cancer Crusade donations totaling 16149.50 with more gifts expected, aiming to top 17500 when Westchester Cancer Committee closes books. Local chairman Joseph Ullman notes strong community response and thanks neighbors for their generosity amid county-wide slow returns. A permanent Scarsdale group to represent the county committee is being considered.

Scarsdale Joseph B. Ullman Westchester Cancer Committee

Scout Mothers Plan Food Sale For Memorial Day Parade

The Boy Scout Mothers Club organizes a May 31 morning food and cake sale on Butler Field to aid Camp Read Sage Hill Camp and Boy Scout House improvements. Mrs. Robert W. Eidson leads as general chairperson with multiple committees for cakes popcorn candy food frankfurters sandwiches drinks and finance. If weather fails cakes and food will be sold at the Boy Scout House.

Boy Scout Mothers Club Butler Field Robert W. Eidson James F. O'Connor Clyde Hutchinson Julius Schutzmann Arthur van de Water George Merchant Rolan J. Mead Percy Smith Arthur Apgar Boy Scout House Camp Read Sage Hill

Arthur Manor Civil Defense Meeting Notice

The Arthur Manor Brambley Heights civil defense unit led by zone warden Philip M. Brody will hold a general meeting for all junior and block wardens at the Town Hall Annex on Post Rd Monday at 8 30 p m. Attendees are urged to participate as the session is expected to last one hour.

Arthur Manor Bramley Heights Philip M. Brody Boulevard Town Hall Annex Post Rd

Redeemer Lutheran Church 25th Anniversary Program

Redeemer Lutheran Church in Scarsdale marks its 25th anniversary dating back to its May 1929 formation by seven residents. The church began on Whitsunday May 19 1929, with early council members and a 1.6 acre site donated in July 1929. The current building was completed in 1947 and the first pastor was Rev. Russell F. Auman serving 1929 to 1948.

Scarsdale Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Scarsdale Whitsunday Oswald Andersen George Breckwoldt Charles N. Dahmer Edward Hartwig W. Frank Martens Frank A.schmidt Fred D. Schnebbe Charles G. Springhorn Schmidt Murray Hill Post Ads Redeemer Lutheran Church Russell F. Auman Holy Communion Lutheran Church Yaergertown Penna Auman St. Peter's Lutheran Church New York City

Grievance Day Hearing Planned for Scarsdale Village

The Village Board schedules Grievance Day for next Tuesday evening from seven to eleven at the Village Hall Annex. The public hearing covers village sewer district assessments based on assessed valuation per thousand. The board will discuss village business between grievances and hold a brief 11 PM meeting to act on items.

Town of Scarsdale Village Board Post and Drake Rds

Friends of Foreign Students Plan Meeting at Wayside Cottage

Mrs. Aileen W. Robinson will speak at the first open meeting of the Friends of Foreign Students Monday at 3 30 p m at Wayside Cottage. She returns from a year in India as a Fulbright Fellow and will share travel insights and experiences with international students.

Wayside Cottage Aileen W. Robinson The Friends of Foreign Students Edgewood School Robinson India Maharana G. Devi Girls’ School Jaipur Rajasthan Lester Arons L. Vincent Collings George Englehardt John F. Fowler, Jr Earle Gatchell C. B. Linville

Awnings Slashed at Four Stores in Scar­sdale

In a spree between May 7 and May 8 four Scarsdale shops had awnings cut by knives. The Riviera Bake Shop suffered four gashes, Spencer’s five, the 1,000 Store nine, the County Boys and Men’s Shop two, and Mayme Mead’s Dress Shop two.

Scarsdale Riviera Spencer's County Boys' and Men's Mayme Mead

Gaillard Wins Nine-Hole Event at Scarsdale Golf Club

Mrs W D Gaillard Jr tops the Women s Golf Ass n nine blind holes with 48 11 32 at Scarsdale on Tuesday. Mrs J M Roeser takes Class B with 45 16 29 and Mrs C B McAllister wins Class C nine hole medal with 65 27 38.

W. D. Gaillard, Jr Scarsdale Golf Club J. M. Roeser C. 8. McAllister

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Harold Haliday Costain News Index Mr. Beard Hitchcock Dr., Mrs. Gosnell Bronx River Crane Rd John Gass Greenacres Ass’n Pta Plan Herman Frauenthal Association Mr. Corn Belmont Corn, Jr Elizabeth Hutcheson Fenimore Rd Paul Smith John W. Gardner Frederick H. Lewis Edward S. Hand Winston BE. Hobbs William P. Gillespie William M. Oman Dean Rusk Alfred H. Wasserstrom Corn Quaker Ridge de Lima Fort Hill Health Report Scout Mothers Arthur Manor Civil Defense
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