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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1914

Page

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Holmes Jones Appeals Disbarment Move

Holmes Jones seeks to appeal a disbarment by the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court. His right to practice is suspended while he pursues a stay of judgment, likely delaying final outcome until November. The dispute involves the New York Bar Association and several clients including Mrs. Caroline Dow and Mrs. Lilla Devine.

Holmes Jones Ludwig Jones Supreme Court Jones Court of Appeals New York Bar Association Caroline Dow Crestwood, Yonkers Lilla M. Baldwin Devine New York City Dow Desetwood Catse Devine New

Beall Prickett Wedding Highlights High Society Event

A grand wedding occurred last Saturday night at the Dutch Reformed Church as Miss Annie Cuyler Beall, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Beall of Armour Villa Park, married Mr. Howard Philip Prickett of Camden New Jersey. The church overflowed with guests including many out of town attendees. The bride wore a white chiffon gown over ivory satin with duchesse lace and duchess lace trimming.

Reformed Church Beall Armour Villa Dutch Reformed Church Annie Cuyler Beall Joseph Beall Armour Villa Park Howard Philip Prickett Camden N. J James L. Robertson

Oglesby Wins Congressional Golf Cup in House Victory

In Washington on May 19 the House defeated the Senate in a golf match at the Country Club course. Representative Oglesby of Yonkers carried off top honors defeating Senator Saulsbury of Delaware for the silver cup. The Senate team included Townsend and Hitchcock, who halved their matches. The cup becomes a cloak room ornament and is contested annually. The piece also notes the Equal Suffrage League of Poughkeepsie adopts a modern constitution with a seven member commission.

Washington United States Senate House Townsend Michigan Hitchcock Nebraska Senators New York New Jersey O'Gorman Oglesby Yonkers Saulsbury Delaware Senate Equal Suffrage League of

Bronx Valley Sewer Commission To Disband On May 26

The Bronx Valley Sewer Commission will cease to exist at midnight on Tuesday May 26 under the law creating it and amendments extending its life. Afterward the Board of Supervisors will supervise the sewer and complete unfinished work. A Friday meeting approved 205000 for Mack Construction Company claims and related costs for pipe foundations to be tested by Newark Central Company.

Bronx Valley Sewer Commission Board of Supervisors Mack Construction Company Ps9 A . Comany Newark Sae Coe Mn

Wedding of Miss Beall Ends in Honeymoon to Hot Springs

A lengthy society wedding in Mount Vernon featured Miss Beall in a lace gown with yellow jonquils, marrying her groom who departed for a two week honeymoon to Hot Springs North Carolina. A long list of guests including Mayor Lennon and Chief Wolff Welford Wrenn attended the house reception at Judge Beall's home before the couple settled on Langdon Terrace.

Marguerite Allen New York City Edith Parks Marguerite Kalt Nathalie Armstrong Upper Montclair N. J Lucile Marshall Cleveland Ohio Jeannette Beall Eleanor Beall Elwood Frickett Wilson Chew Scarsdale N. Y Lester Garner Vernon Baker Cramford, N Turner Ashbee Beall Richard Teste Albertson Knipe Philadelphia Judge Beall Hot Springs N. C Asheville Will Langdon Terrace Mount Vernon James T. Lennon Philip Easton Edwin J. Goodhart W. G. Schoonover J. Frank Curran Hampton, Ewing Alois W. H. Atkinson Matherine Atkinson Beatrice Kraft Anna Bacon W.P. Bacon J. L. Robertson Ene Riestinge Robestens Morris Clarke F.E. Kavanaugh Barrett Marjorie Herbert D. Lent Allanen Benjamin Smythe Ruth Smythe

Gypsy Moth Report Denied in Hastings-on-Hudson

A claim that Westchester County is overrun by gypsy moths was flatly contradicted last Wednesday at Hastings-on-Hudson by officials of the Ressamatt a jculture. The debate centers on the extent of the invasion and measures proposed by local authorities and experts.

Westchester County Hastings-on-Hud

Rabid Mongrel Dog Runs Amok in White Plains

A fox terrier mix rabies suspect bit two people in White Plains on Thursday and attacked two police officers before being shot on Orawaupum Street. One victim was Mrs. George E. Barrett who received a glove-protected bite on Fisher Avenue. another was Dr. Frank Vale’s nine year old daughter. Both injuries were described as not serious.

George E. Barrett Fisher Avenue Murray and Stewart Orawaupum Street Frank Vale Main Street Barrett Harmon Sol Ake Alee

Rabid Dog Attacks Children In Aruba Streets

A rabid dog roamed New Street and Titan Avenue biting a little girl in the yard and later attacking another child near Orawaupum Street. A passing man kicked the animal into a gutter, and the dog was killed near the business section. The head was sent to Ithaca for examination by the health officer, Dr. E. G. Ramadell.

Aruba Titan Avenue New Street Dr. Vale Orawaupum Street E. G. Ramadell State Veternary College Ithaca

Scarsdale Estates sells five Prospect Park lots to Ullman

The Scarsdale Estates sold three Prospect Park lots in White Plains to Mr. Ullman of Sigmund Ullman Ink Co. The purchase, totaling 112 acres across Prescott Road, includes two more Prospect Park lots formerly owned by Dr. Frank H. Knight. A $15,000 residence is planned for summer on the site.

Scarsdale Ullman Sigmund Ullman Ink Company Prospect Park White Plains New York Post C. B. Winslow Westchester Land Exchange Frank H. Knight Prescott Road

Pension Amendments Signed for Westchester Teachers

Governor Glynn signed amendments to the Westchester County teachers pension fund law. A four member committee drafted changes extending membership to all teachers and altering deduction requirements from November and March salaries. The board includes Dr. Dunbar Peekskill president and C H Cheney White Plains secretary with George J. McAndrew Mamaroneck and G H Covey Katonah representing the teachers association.

Westchester County Teachers’ Pension Fund Glynn Dr. Dunbar Peekskill The Pension Fund C. H. Cheney White Plains Pension Board George J. McAndrew Mamaroneck G. H. Covey Katonah Westchester County Teachers’ Association Beachers Boards of Education

Y M C A Campaign Surpasses Goal With 35108.50 Raised

The Y M C A campaign concluded Thursday evening, raising 35108.50 dollars, over two thousand beyond the target. Village President John J Brown presided at the dinner and meeting, with full attendance across companies and many in the balcony awaiting results of the twelve day drive.

John J.,.brown

Local Campaign Reports Show Student Teams Pledge Funds

The Alpha Nu Sigma Society and the Highlander Team led by Captain Herman Schule reported strong donations from junior members, with Larry Sweeny and Stewart Snow announcing gifts. Charles C. Fenno's Team A won the banner with 412 dollars, while Team D and Team F followed, and Captain Nelson Ehrhart highlighted a three thousand four hundred twenty three dollar total. The Women's Committee pledged 250 dollars and the Citizens Committee led by Village President marked a decisive victory for the drive.

Charles C. Fenno Charles H. Cheney Nelson Ehrhart Ehbrhart Cheney Fred B. Ship Ew Psa Club

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