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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1924

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State Club Head to Speak at Republican Luncheon

Westchester County Women’s Republican Club hosts a May 28 luncheon at the Westchester Biltmore with about 500 attendees. Miss Laura Skinner, new State President of the Coolidge Women’s Club of America, and Representative Ogden Mills join Corinne Roosevelt Robinson as speakers.

Coolidge Women’s Club Republican County Club Westchester-Biltmore Westchester County Women's Republican Club Westchester- Biltmore Charles D. Millard Laura Skinner Coolidge Women's Club of America Coolidge Ogden Mills Corinne Roosevelt Robinson

Hear National Square Club Speakers at Tavern

George H. Peterson and Cyril De Wyvall of the National League of Square Clubs spoke at the Scarsdale Square Club meeting held Friday night May 16 at the Tavern. More than fifty members attended the dinner and welcomed new members. Arthur Boniface chaired. Edward H. Jackson was secretary in illness absence. Peterson described social welfare work among affiliated clubs and outlined plans for the league convention next month in New York City. De Wyvall read a history of Masonic activity.

George H. Peterson Cyril de Wyvall National League of Square Clubs Scarsdale Square W. F. Salter Edward H. Jackson Peterson New York City de Wyrall City Hall Committee On Regional Plan of New York Town Hall Scarsdale Arthur Boniface George Field Fred Lavis Sage Foundation

Inter Sunday School Track Meet Scheduled On School Field

The annual Inter Sunday School athletic meet brings boys and girls from Hitchcock Memorial St James the Less Immaculate Heart of Mary Congregational Lutheran and Greenville Reformed to the high school field this afternoon at 2 30. Events include 50 yd dashes high jumps shot puts relays and tug of war with three contestants per school per event and two events per contestant.

Hitchcock Memorial St. James the Less Immaculate Heart of Mary Congregational Lutheran Greenville Reformed

Investor's Catechism Ad from Mortgage Co Mt Vernon

Lawyer's Mortgage Co markets guaranteed safety through first mortgage certificates. Contact North Ninth Ave Mt Vernon Hillcrest for details and ordering information.

Lawyer's Mortgage Co North Ninth Ave Mt. Vernon Tel Hillcrest Enee-Aeet

Fox Meadow Doubles Start Memorial Day

Fox Meadow Tennis Club will open the doubles tournament on Memorial Day at 12 o clock after Memorial Day exercises. Entries close Wednesday May 28 with drawing Thursday. The board also admitted seven new members and approved parking changes to create right angle parking near the equipment house. The club will allow weekday practice for the high school tennis team members only.

Fox Meadow Board of Governors American Legion Messrs. Weyland, Pfeiffer Alfred W. Haywood John H. Jackson

Scarsdale Men Dominate Leewood Club Officers in Bronxville

At Leewood Golf Club’s permanent organization meeting in Bronxville last Saturday Scarsdale’s representation was strong. George W. Field was elected president while Edward B. Brown Frederick Woolverton and J W McDowell of Scarsdale joined the board of governors. The tour of inspection followed, showing a nearly playable course and a clubhouse partly finished with field stone from the grounds. Members may play May 30 under winter rules.

Leewood Oglesby Henry Bacon Lincoln Memorial Washington, D. C

Sixteen Year-Old Boy Runs Away From Home

Edward Rowe, age sixteen from Post road and Boulevard, left home last Tuesday night after leaving a note for his mother saying he would not return until he had made good. He attended a Catholic private school in New Rochelle and might head to New Haven. Police described him as five feet six inches, 130 pounds, wearing a gray or brown suit, short trousers and a brown fedora. Scarsdale police notified nearby towns and New Haven.

Edward Rowe Post Road Boulevard New Rochelle Scarsdale New Haven

Bronze plaque honors Scout Edwin Walker and program impact

Edwin F Walker Jr presents Scarsdale’s annual First Aid Trophy plaque to Troop 2 as his family leaves Scarsdale for Southern California. A traffic planning conference in New York highlights rising vehicle totals, with projections of 2.18 million registrations by 1930 and escalating fatality risk.

Edwin F. Walker Scarsdale California Boy Scouts Scoutmasters Fenimore Cooper Council Edwin Junior Edwin F. Walker, Jr P. L. Troop Ralph Ryan Boy Scout Movement New York

Modern Composers Morning Recital by Woman's Club

The Music Section of the Woman's Club hosts a morning recital on Wednesday May 28 at 10 oclock featuring modern composers works. Organist Mrs Rutherford Kendrick performs Guilmont Pastoral and DuBois Tocallo. soprano Mrs A E Davis presents modern Russian songs. a piano violin cello trio by Mrs W Harvey Weed Mrs Harold Nute and Mrs E M Holden completes the program. Members and friends are invited.

Woman's Club Robert Sidney Miller, Jr Cathedral of St. John the Divine Dyckman Hall Miss Matthewson Young Miller Minneapolis New York

Russell Resigns as Education Head After Seven Years

In Searsdale the Board of Education accepts the resignation of President Mr. Philip Russell effective May 20 after a May 14 notice. Russell will remain a board member. The board votes thanks for his seven years as president and unanimously elects Mr. O. H. Cheney to succeed him as president.

Philip Russell George A. Marsh Board of Education Russell Searsdale O. H. Cheney

Two Gardens Open For Westchester SPCC Benefit

Two gardens will be shown today from three until six o'clock to aid the Westchester County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Craig Anel in Tarrytown and Crossways in Scarborough showcase terraced plots and greenhouses, with a scarlet geranium displaying about 1,500 blossoms.

Westchester County Society For the Prevention of Craig Anel Alfred McEwen Tarrytown Hudson Hubert E. Rogers Scarborough

Scarsdale Republicans Back President Coolidge in Letter

President Coolidge expresses gratification at the confidence shown by the Scarsdale Republican Town Committee in a May 15 letter. The committee sent copies to Senator Wadsworth and Representative Wainwright, with responses from Wadsworth noting agreement on legislative matters and awaiting Wainwright’s reply. Assemblyman Herbert B. Shonk arranged the letters and will share Wainwright’s reply when received.

Republican Committee Scarsdale Wadsworth Representative Wainwright President Coolidge N. Y Herbert B. Shonk The Inquirer

Memorial Day Parade At Scarsdale Post

Five hundred are expected to take part in the Memorial Day parade under the Scarsdale Post of the American Legion. Participants meet at Post headquarters at 9:30 a.m. and march to the high school grounds where Lieutenant Colonel Ross will speak. Flower donations are requested and a Legion meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m.

Scarsdale The American Legion Ross Legion

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