Zoning Variance Sought for Heathcote Inn Property
Public hearing by the Board of Appeals on June 6 at 8:15 p.m. reviews a petition by Peter W. Quinn for a variance on Lots 30 31 and 32 facing Lockwood Rd. to allow a four story apartment and office building amid plans on file at Village Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heathcote Inn
Board of Appeals
Dyckman Hall
Post and Heathcote Rds
Peter W. Quinn
Frank Heller
Lockwood Rd
Village Board
Planning Commission
Popham Rd
Lockwood
Overhill Rd
Town Club
Chateaux
Chase Rd
Miss Lockwood
Scarsdale Lodge
Greenacres Association to Hear Marbach at 39th Annual Meeting
The Greenacres Association will hold its 39th annual meeting at Greenacres School on Huntington Avenue Monday at 8 15 PM with coffee at 7 45 PM. Guest speaker John C. Marbach Westchester County assistant district attorney will discuss Kefauver Says Crime is Local and how residents can aid law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenacres Ass'n
Greenacres
Huntington Ave
John C. Marbach
Westchester County
Kefauver
Belmont Corn
H. Stanley Mansfield
Paul Smith
Gilbert Lamb
Office of Strategic Services
Washington
Village Board Sets Sessions On Assessment Complaints
Village Board will meet from seven to 11 next Tuesday evening to hear complaints about the village assessment roll and sewer assessments. Regular meetings postponed from May 22 will be held at 11 15, with residents allowed to appear before that time.
Church News Pages and Editorials Highlight Community Events
The index lists Church News on pages 20 to 22 and editorials on page 1d, with Society coverage on pages 18 and 10, sports on pages 15 and 16, theatres on page 24, and Woman's Club on page 17. The arrangement signals a broad community focus across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Early press shift for Memorial Day editions
Memorial Day changes push The Inquirer to an earlier press schedule. Society church and organization items must be in by noon Monday with pictures by 10, while all other news and display ads are due noon Tuesday and classified ads by four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inquirer
Big Legion Bazaar Opens Tonight at Legion Headquarters
The Bazaar at the Legion on Mamaroneck Rd opens tonight and runs through May 31 to June 2. Proceeds fund mortgage retirement and Memorial Park development including two and a half acres of landscaped dogwood trees dedicated to residents who died in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Mamaroneck Rd
Monument Committee
Jast
Donald F. Metz
Scarsdale Woman's Exchange Announces 1950 Committees
At the May 17 meeting of the new board, Mrs. Broaddus Johnson revealed the coming year's committee appointments. Key posts include Mrs. Donald McCall as assistant treasurer and finance chair, Mrs. Roger Whitfield on maintenance, and Mrs. Edward Kelly for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broaddus Johnson
Scarsdale Woman's Exchange
Donald McCall
Roger Whitfield
Edward Kelly
John Herrmann
Ralph E. Carpenter
R. E.thompson
Kenneth Sims
Gardiner Rome
Burr Gongwer
William Kyle
David Mann
Sam Thompson
Edward PF. Keating
John
Jack
Richard Tatlow
Frank Proctor
Gonower
Scarsdale Forms 45 Auxiliary Police Officers
Forty five members of the Scarsdale Auxiliary Police were sworn in at American Legion Headquarters after completing a ten week course in first aid police work and procedures. The ceremony was led by Police Chief William J. Short with lectures and films on atomic bomb casualty handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Auxiliary Police
American Legion
William J. Short
William M. Alley
Gene J. Altieri
Walter Andres
Joseph L. Bachman
George R. Bremser
Paul R
John Gass
Police Auxiliary
Harold L. Smith
Harry G. Liese
Link to Head Art Association For Coming Year
Dr Henry C Link of Ridgecrest W was elected president of the Scarsdale Art Assn at its annual meeting May 20 at the Womens Club. Paris born Reginald Marsh was guest speaker whose works are in major museums. Prizes were awarded in the Spring exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Link
Art Association
Henry C. Link
Ridgecrest W
Scarsdale Art Ass'n
Woman's Club
Peggy Anhalt
Charles B. Gulick, Jr
Rosamond Wolcott
Carroll G. Ross
Huntington C. Atwater
Michael Heller
Joseph A. Redegeld
Katherine Loudon
Wallace H. Wolcott
Rene B. Faure
Reginald Marsh
Howard Wall Morgan
Mr. Marsh
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Whitney Museum
Chicago
Boston
New York
Life Magazine
Nicholas Vedder Poole
Tax Lien Sale in Scarsdale Nine Hundred Percent Paid
Scarsdale town and village tax liens sold under Supervisor George W. Cornel with only 2095 dollars unpaid of a 2.9 million total leaving 861 to buy in. Seven bidders competed, up from five last year, and bidding was spirited as liens totaling 1234 dollars were sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Ivory Soap
George W. Cornel
Quaker Ridge Association Sets Annual Meeting Agenda
The regular annual meeting will be held Tuesday evening at Quaker Ridge School. Dessert and coffee at 7 45 precede the session. Reports will be heard and officers elected for the coming year. Members and prospective members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Ridge Ass'n
Quaker Ridge School
Dalmatian News Thieves Alarm Scarsdale Neighbor
William S. Johnston of 65 Morris Lane reported to Scarsdale police that large Dalmatian dogs roamed across his property and stole his morning newspapers from the front steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Johnston
Morris Lane
Scarsdale
Fluorine in Scarsdale water debated at Town Club meeting
At the May 17 annual meeting Dr. C. V. Burt reported preliminary studies favor fluorine in Scarsdale water to reduce dental caries in children. He noted nationwide use, cost estimates, and needed approvals from the New York State Board of Health, with cooperation required from neighboring Ardsley Hastings and Dobbs Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health and Safety Committee
C. V. Burt
Scarsdale
Burt
United States
Newburgh
Kingston
New York State Board of Health
Ardsley
Hastings
Dobbs Ferry
Erskine
Town Club
Beech Hill PTA Installs Officers In Yonkers
Beech Hill Yonkers PTA installs Mrs Milton Applebaum as president at the May 15 meeting. Other officers include Mrs William Honnells as vice president and Mrs George Armstrong as recording secretary. Treasurer Mrs Herman Goldberg to be installed by proxy. Retiring president Mrs Alexander Rimash receives pin. Guest speaker W F Hoeft of Time Life speaks on risks reporters face abroad. First grade mothers host. Fifth grade wins attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Applebaum
Ass'n
Yonkers School
Beech Hill
George Tarbox
Yonkers
Alexander Rimash
PTA
W. F. Hoeft
Business Mapeeet
Time-Life International
Hoeft
New Rochelle Branch Celebrates Second Anniversary
The Scarsdale office of the New Rochelle Federal Savings and Loan Ass'n marked its second anniversary this week. Branch manager A. J. Carlson reports over 1200 savings accounts opened and about 250 Christmas Club accounts. Balances approach $1.5 million with services including U.S. Savings Bond sales travelers checks money orders and mortgage problem consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
New Rochelle
Women’s Golf Held at Scarsdale in To the Green Tourney
The Women’s Golf Ass’n at Scarsdale Golf Club held a to the green tournament on Tuesday. In Class A Mrs. George Brady finished 51-4-47 and in Class B Mrs. D. M. Thomas shot 75-14-61. A four way tie for the putting prize saw Mrs. C F Walden Mrs. R W White Mrs. Co S Patton and Mrs. W A Cooper each post 20, with each earning a golf ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Golf Club
George Brady
D. M. Thomas
C. F. Walden
R. W. White
S. Patton
Mayers and Mnuchin Compete In Eastern Tennis
Scarsdale High School players Dan Mayers and Robert Mnuchin entered the Eastern public schools tennis championships in singles and doubles. Mnuchin beat Steve Schainman 7-5 6-1 then lost to Martin Greenstein 5-7 7-5 6-3. Mayers overcame Bill Brown 6-2 6-1 then Dick Gabbe 6-2 6-0. The duo won their first doubles match 6-3 6-1 against Mark Feller and Barry Kotlar, then defeated Stan Blumberg and Bob Gareth 7-5 6-3. Rain interrupted play midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Dan Mayers
Robert Mnuchin
Mnuchin
Steve Schainman
White Plains
Martin Greenstein
Davis
Mayers
Bill Brown
Yorktown Heights
Dick Gabbe
Mark Feller
Barry Kotlar
Highland Park
N. J
Stan Blumberg
Bob Gareth
Scarsdale National Wins Bond Issue Bid
The Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Co won a $100000 bond issue for Scarsdale School District One. Bonds dated June 1 mature 5000 each year from 1952 to 1971. Scarsdale National bid 1.75 percent with a $127 premium, Bacon Stevenson 2.1 percent with $550 premium, George B. Gibbons 2.1 percent with $540.50 premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Co
Board of Education
Robert G. Fuller
Mortimer Rothschild
Frederick W. Brown
Bacon, Stevenson & Co
George B. Gibbons & Co
Memorial plans underway for Mrs. Cora Gravely at Greenacres
Work on the approved memorial to Mrs. Cora Louise Gravely former principal of Greenacres School has started. The dedication date will be announced soon. Contributions may be sent to Henry L McClintock 92 Greenacres Ave newly elected PTA treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Louise Gravely
Greenacres
Hart E. van Riper
PTA
Henry L. McClintock
Greenacres Ave
Scarsdale Library Closed On Decoration Day Holiday
The Scarsdale Public Library will be closed on Decoration Day in May and December for holiday observances, with services suspended during the closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Registration Open For Play Schools In Scarsdale
Scarsdale Recreation Dept announces play school enrollment for children aged four to fourteen. Registration hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 4, Monday through Friday at Village Hall, with sessions from July 9 to August 24. Fees vary by family size and duration, with options for weekly or seven week enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Recreation Dept
Edgewood
William Foley
Greenacres
Alberta Terwiliger
Edgemont
Grace Creavy
H. H. Dunkle
Ardsley Rd
Barbara Luce
The
Recreation Dep't
Luce
Bloodmobile to Visit New Rochelle for Korea War Effort
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will stop at the YMCA on Lockwood Ave in New Rochelle on Friday June 8 from 1 to 7 p.m. Those wishing to donate should call or write to Red Cross headquarters Harwood Building. The collection is whole blood to be sent to Korea for the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
YMCA
Lockwood Ave
New Rochelle
Harwood Bldg
Korea
Memorial Day Parade Urges Bicycle Ban on Route
Memorial Day parade committee asks youngsters and parents to leave bicycles at home next Wednesday to avoid traffic hazards and delays in the traditional ceremonies.
Guessing Contest Opens Tomorrow At Carnival
Carnival group invites Old Scarsdale residents to join the Guessing Contest tomorrow 11 am to dark at the American Legion grounds Mama roneck Road. A jar of nails will be displayed at Merril's Hardware Store for guesses with three prize scripts awarded to the closest guesses. Proceeds benefit repairs to the Scout House on Wayside Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Grounds
Mamaroneck Rd
Merril’s
Spencer Pl
Scarsdale
Hast Parkway
Albert Oettinger
Seven Seek Postmaster Post in Scarsdale Contest
Seven candidates vie for the Scarsdale postmaster job as the Civil Service Commission closes entries. Acting postmaster Mrs Mary Drury leads the field with others including John Rescigno James H Cook Robert P Austin Leonard R Crooks Andrew E Holmes and Miss Rose D Flanagan. No written exam. candidates graded on education and relevant experience with Crooks the only one to pass the initial test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Force
Scarsdale
US Civil Service Commission
Mary Drury
John Rescigno
James H. Cook
Robert P. Austin
Leonard R. Crooks
Post Office
Andrew E. Holmes
Ferncliff Rd
Rose D. Flanagan
Drury
Austin
Crooks
Hole-in-One by Murray Lavin at Inwood Golf Club
Murray Lavin of Bethell Road aced the sixth green at Inwood Golf Club on Long Island May 19, a 177 yard hole using a three iron. He played in a foursome with Fred Ogden Edward Oppenheimer and Charles Wohlstetter. Lavin is with Allen and Co securities. this is his first hole-in-one in 26 years of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Lavin
Bethell Rd
Inwood Golf Club
L. I
Lavin
Fred Ogden
Edward Oppenheimer
Charles Wohlstetter
Allen and Co
Flaw in Celler reapportionment bill spotted by Williamson
State Senator Pliny Williamson of Heathcote Road chairing the Joint Legislative Committee finds a flaw in Representative Emanuel Celler's re apportionment bill. The measure ties districts to contiguous compact territory with a 15 per cent population variance and threatens to deny seats to districts not meeting the rule, harming innocent districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
Pliny W. Williamson
Heathcote Rd
Joint Legislative Committee
New York State
Senator Williamson
Celler
House of Representatives
Memorial Day parade to assemble and march on East Parkway
Promptly at 8 30 on Wednesday morning the Memorial Day parade will assemble on the east side of East Parkway and move off at 8 45 rain or shine. A cordial invitation is extended to all veterans to join the parade whether or not they are members of any veterans organization. In the first section the Police Department Parade Marshal mayor village and town officials Armed Forces High School Senior Band Legion Post Colors Post Commander and members of Post 52 and Post Auxiliary other veteran units Fire Department Daughters of American Revolution Red Cross War Service organizations participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Parkway
Legion Post
Daughters of American Revolution
Red Cross
War Service Organizations
Residents asked to bring flowers for Saint James veterans graves
Residents donate garden flowers for decoration of graves at Saint James churchyard for Memorial Day. They should bring blooms to the church early Wednesday before the parade starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint James the Lesson
Memorial Day Parade and Scout Honors Schedule
The event features Girl and Cub Scout units with Boy Scouts in a parade from Boniface Circle to St James the Less churchyard. Major Kevyney OConnor opens ceremonies with prayer, Mayor Harold L. Smith speaks, and taps ends with benedictions. West Point officers judge, awards are given, and final review occurs at Butler Field before General Lord. Arrival times are 9:15 at the churchyard, 10:30 at Butler Field, 12:45 finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevyney O'Connor
Howard Stone Anderson
Scarsdale Congregational Church
Harold L. Smith
William P. Little
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
James Harry Price
Church of St. James the Less
Russell A. Barton
Arthur Hasselman
Smith
R. M. Ormiston
B. L. Learman
W. D. Short
West Point
Daniel Mayers
John Stander
Bob Ormiston
Mills Ripley
Karl Kline
Mark Chalat
Roger Thies
George Harris
Fred Smith
Carroll Ross
Lester W. Nelson
Joseph P. Luce
American Legion Post
General Lord
Butler Field
Rappaport Named Selector For Red Feather Awards
Dr Benjamin Rappaport of Arlington Road is the North East Chester representative on the Red Feather Awards board for the coming year. The awards honor outstanding citizenship by Eastchester Fund area residents and nominations are invited from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rappaport
Arlington Rd
North Eastchester
Red Feather
Eastchester
Rappaport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marbach
County
D.A
News Index
Big Legion Bazaar
Woman’s Exchange Lists Committees
Thomas F. Mahony, Jr
Harry L. Nelson
John Norling
J. A. Plassman
Gomer Reese, Jr
John T. Roberts
Richard C. Roeder
Paul F. Rohrman
William J. Rosenblum
Folke E. Seilman
Joseph J. Sheehan
John J. Schwede, Jr
William Simon, Jr
Dr. Morton Singer
H. Palmer Starner
America
Quaker Ridge Ass
Robert 5
Parks and Highways Committee
Beech Hill P.T.A
Scarsdale National
Carnival Group
Williamson
Boniface Circle
Church Lane
St. James the Less
Dr. Rappaport
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