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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1956

Page

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MacIntyre Heads Town Club President of Scarsdale Club

Malcolm A. MacIntyre of Green acres Avenue was elected president of the Town Club of Scarsdale at the final 1955 56 meeting. William L. Butcher of Sunset Drive was elected vice president and other officers were named for the 1956 57 year. The meeting was held at the high school auditorium on May 17 with next gathering set for September 27.

Malcolm A. MacIntyre Greenacres Ave Town Club Scarsdale William L. Butcher Sunset Dr MacIntyre Butcher Karl Finsterbusch

Combined Primary Election June 5 N Y state move to combined primaries

New York State will hold a combined spring and fall primary on June 5 for U S Representative State Senator and State Assemblyman nominations. Delegates to national and state conventions and state party committees will be elected. GOP U S Senate choices and district nominations are outlined with Scarsdale Rye Larchmont Yonkers areas mentioned. The Scarsdale League of Women Voters distributed an information sheet to explain the June 5 primary and candidate list.

New York State U.S Republican State Committee Chicago San Francisco Scarsdale Eastchester Greenburgh Edwin B. Dooley Mamaroneck Edward J. Egan Larchmont Benjamin Nields Rye Ralph W. Gwinn Christian Armbruster Yonkers Scarsdale League of Women Voters

News index and page listings in local paper

The index lists sections by page: Churches on pages 18 19 Editorials on page 12 Schools on pages 18 15 Society on page 16 and Theatres on page 22 detailing where to find each feature in the issue.

Scarsdale Legion Post Seeks Residents Old Papers

Residents urged to place saved newspapers and magazines on the curb Sunday at noon. Boy Scout volunteers assist. bundles must be tied securely and not exceed a size that would injure a carrier.

Scarsdale Legion Post Boy Scout

Scarsdale Community Fund Budget Committee Assignments

Gustav A. Killenberg Jr. announced the completed budget committee with named assignments for area organizations. Cyril B. Clark, Mrs. Karl Finsterbusch, Mrs. Max Green, Charles B. Gulick Jr., Mrs. Winston E. Hobbs, William E. Lassiter, Richard M. Lederer Jr., Dr. Lambert R. Oeder, Edward D. Robbins, Quentin I. Smith, Allen E. Throop, Roy H. Walters and Killenberg himself hold posts with St. Agnes Hospital, SCPCC, Girl Scouts, YWCA, Urban League, Carver Center, Westchester Children's Assn, Family Service, YMCA, Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, and Grasslands Hospital.

Gustav A. Killenberg, Jr Scarsdale Community Fund Cyril B. Clark St. Agnes Hospital White Plains Hospital Karl Finsterbusch Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children Max Green Girl Scouts Scarsdale Council Charles B. Gulick, Jr Scarsdale-Hartsdale Volunteer Service Bureau Roy H. Walters Westchester County Council of Social Agencies Mr. Killenberg Salvation Army Service Committee Grasslands Hospital

Finsterbusch Heads Recreation Council

Karl Finsterbusch was elected regular chair at a May 21 meeting in the Village Hall Annex. The group amended by laws to hold annual meetings in May, chose Belmont Corn Jr as vice-chairman and Mrs William Stein as secretary. The council will survey recreation facilities and its next meeting is June 18.

Karl Finsterbusch Vincent du Vigneaud Belmont Corn, Jr William Stein

Scarsdale Tennis Clinics Set With Pro Bill Rice

Scarsdale junior players will attend two sessions with pro Bill Rice of the Sunningdale Club on Tuesday and Thursday from 3 30 to 5 at the Brite Ave Courts. Rec reation Dept announces brochures list the pros who will instruct. The 12 clinics are sponsored by the Eastern Lawn Tennis Patrons Ass'n.

Scarsdale Bill Rice Sunningdale Club Brite Ave Recreation Dept Ass'n

Westchester Division Forms New Telephone Engineering HQ

New York Telephone Co. creates Westchester engineering division with headquarters on Overhill Road New Building. The unit includes about 3380 staff and 27000 square feet ready for occupancy by August 1 in the Overhill Building. Francis J. Kurris named division engineering manager to coordinate engineering groups with operating departments across Westchester Rockland Putnam Orange and Greenwich Conn.

New York Telephone Co Westchester Overhill Building Popham and Overhill Rds Francis J. Kurris Brook Lane Manhattan-Bronx- Westchester Westchester Engineering Rockland Putnam Orange Counties Greenwich, Conn Dorchester Mass Kurriss The Telephone Company

Greenacres Association 44th Anniversary Meeting Set

The Greenacres Association marks its 44th year with an Monday evening meeting at Greenacres School gym. Refreshments run 7:30 to 8:15 before the program. John Hemmerly directs a period play as past members join a cast. Historical slides by Stephen L. Angell, and a musical program led by Mrs. Robert L. Pace feature period songs. Membership reaches 503 paid families.

Greenacres Greenacres Ass'n Friends of the Association Westchester John Hemmerly George M. Waugh, Jr Stephen L. Angell Scarsdale Robert L. Pace Gregory Chorlian Robert Hull Frederick Lewis Paul Smith Clem von Glahn

Scarsdale Art Ass'n elects Olin J Stephens president

Olin J Stephens was elected president of the Scarsdale Art Association at the annual meeting. The new officers include Winifred K Kaley as artist vice president Raymond W Corwin as associate vice president and Mrs Murray C Lincoln as recording secretary. The group plans to develop an art center in Scarsdale with community cooperation. John Groth spoke at the meeting and demonstrated composition and drawing.

Olin J. Stephens Underhill Rd Scarsdale Sterling A. Callison Woman's Club John Groth Art Students League Nyc Groth

Scarsdale voters approve 960000 bond for school additions

By a vote of 463 to 155 residents of Scarsdale School District Two passed a 960000 bond issue for additions to the school plant and site development. The meeting at Quaker Ridge School had polls open from 8 30 to 9 30.

Scarsdale Quaker Ridge School

Red Cross Branch Elects Sheehan Chair at Scarsdale Meeting

Mrs. John R. Sheehan of Corell Road was named chairman of the Scarsdale Branch American Red Cross at the new board of directors meeting held after the May 21 membership gathering at Way Side Cottage. Elected as directors for three years were Mrs. Layman Roberts Rosenberg and Tippy. Leroy Peters Westchester County Disaster director spoke on Red Cross work and showed films.

John R. Sheehan Corell Rd Scarsdale American Red Cross Wayside Cottage Hollis Pease J. Larned Green Donald E. Layman James R. Roberts Milton L. Rosenberg William B. Tippy Charles G Loeb James O. Peckham Frank Proctor Leroy Peters Westchester County Red Cross

Scarsdale to observe Memorial Day closure Wednesday

The Scarsdale Public Library schools banks stores and offices in the village will be closed next Wednesday for the Memorial Day holiday.

Scarsdale

Fresh Air Visitors Arrive in Scarsdale for Two-Week Summer Vacation

The NY Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund sends 37 city children to 25 Scarsdale and area homes for a two week visit starting July 18. The Friendly Town Committee, led by Mrs. John H. Hearne, seeks new host families and emphasizes free food and care provided by the fund.

Manhattan Scarsdale White Plains NY Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund Friendly Town Committee John H. Hearne Gorham Rd New York City

Senior Band Earns A Rating at NYS Festival

The High School Senior Band received an A rating at the NYS School Music Festival held at White Plains Senior High on May 11 and 12. Adjudicators praised its excellent appearance and deportment and noted its tone quality and execution.

NYS White Plains Willard S. Briggs Music Dept Scarsdale NYS Ass'n Harwood Simmons Syracuse University R. S. Phillips Hudson

West Quaker Ridge Elects Mr Sheridan President

Stephen Sheridan was elected president of the West Quaker Ridge Assn at its May 16 annual meeting at Quaker Ridge School. Dr Joseph Ballinger became vice president Bernard Levy treasurer and Mrs Sandor Mark secretary.

Stephen Sheridan West Quaker Ridge Ass'n Quaker Ridge School Joseph Ballinger Bernard Levy Sandor Mark Hartselle Kinsey Board of Education District 2 West Quaker Ridge

Quaker Ridge Dads Elect New Club Officers

Stephen W. Sheridan was elected president of the Quaker Ridge Dads Club at the May 12 annual meeting at the school. Five others were named officers or trustees, and the group planned recreation activities for the Quaker Ridge area as a membership drive proceeds.

Stephen W. Sheridan Penn Blvd Quaker Ridge Dads Club

Eastchester Drops Mill Road Renovation After Overbudget Bids

Eastchester Town Council scrapped plans to renovate the Mill Road building used as a clubhouse after bids came in 200 percent above estimates. They also rescinded a $600,000 bond issue and the sale of the current Town Hall. A meeting will be set to discuss the project. The town bought the Mill Road property last year for 93 500 for use as Town Hall.

Mill Road Eastchester Mill Rd

Scarsdale LWV Meets With Delegates Reports Featured

The Scarsdale League of Women Voters holds a 1:15 PM meeting at 10 Normandy Lane Mrs. Alfred P Slaner home. Dessert and coffee follow as delegates report from the National Convention and State Council. A Hobby Fashion Show concludes the program.

Scarsdale League of Women Voters Alfred P. Slaner Normandy Lane National Convention and State Council

Memorial Day Deadline Schedule for June 1 Issue

The Memorial Day holiday shifts deadlines for the June 1 issue. Pictures and news must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday, display ads by noon Tuesday, and classified ads by 3 p.m. Tuesday. Early submissions are encouraged.

Memorial Day Parade Route Through Scarsdale Honor Roll

Scarsdale plans its Memorial Day observance starting next Wednesday at 8 45 am with a parade leaving Spencer Place and East Parkway. The procession goes to Boniface Circle for wreath laying then proceeds to St James the Less Churchyard via Popham Road and Church Lane.

Scarsdale Spencer Place East Parkway Boniface Circle Popham Rd Church Lane St. James the Less

Scarsdale seniors honor Steele couple with ovation

William and Mrs Steele, Citizenship Education Department, were honored at Scarsdale High School Class Day on May 18. Yearbook editor Jennifer Seymour presented two copies of the 1956 Bandersnatch and Bandersnatch dolls dressed as Martha and George Washington. The students praised their leadership, kindness, and selfless teaching.

William Steele Citizenship Education Department Scarsdale High School Jennifer Seymour Jennifer

High Registration For Play Schools

Registrations for the 1956 Summer Play Schools run strong in the first week. Parents should register at Village Hall with Mrs. Alberta Terwilliger, Heathcote School has David Oppenheim in charge, Edgewood will be led by a staff member, and Rosemarie Disbrow oversees Green Acres. Birth certificates required for first time four or five year olds. Fees: first child 16 dollars for seven weeks July 9 to Aug 24, additional children 10 dollars. Milk option 50 cents weekly. Call SC 3-3300 for details.

Recreation Dept Village Hall Alberta Terwilliger Heathcote School Edgewood School David Oppenheim Greenacres Rosemarie Disbrow

Scarsdale Cancer Crusade exceeds goal with new total

Scarsdale residents have donated 20805 to the Cancer Crusade as of Tuesday morning, surpassing the 18500 target and up from 15000 last year. Chairman Joseph B. Ullman says the drive has been extended to June 13 due to national needs, and contributions continue.

Scarsdale Cancer Crusade Joseph B. Ullman

Memorial Flowers for St James the Less Grave Decoration

Residents urged to bring flowers by 8 30 a m on Memorial Day to St James the Less churchyard for Brownie Scouts grave decorations and remembrance duties.

St. James the Less

Memorial Day Parade Honors Veterans and Scouts in Scarsdale

The parade will honor deceased veterans with graveside services, Taps, and America. Brownies will decorate graves while Girl and Boy Scouts compete for Legion trophies under Judge Major Henry J. Hughes. Mayor Willard P. Scott will present awards at Butler Field after a 9:15 churchyard arrival and 10:30 review.

Scarsdale Branch American Red Cross War Service Organization Woman's Club Scarsdale High School Red Cross Ambulance Gomer D. Reese, Jr

Scarsdale Boards Seek 1957 Census to Boost Aid

Scarsdale town and village boards approved Supervisor Cornell’s plan to urge county officials to conduct a 1957 census in April. County leaders believe a new census would raise state aid, using Scarsdale’s 1950 figure of 13,166 to estimate a 1957 population near 15,700 and increase aid for three years by more than 67 thousand dollars, at a cost to taxpayers of about seven thousand dollars.

George W. Cornell Westchester Scarsdale

Protests on Brown Rd. move to Bramlee Heights letters

Protests read at the last Village Board meeting over Brown Rd. supporters returned in letters from Bramlee Heights Association directors and Mrs. John J. Taggart. The letters were referred to the law committee, which has studied the issue for two weeks.

Brown Rd the Inquirer Bramlee Heights Ass'n John J. Taggart

Tax Lien Sale Totals and Remaining Liens

A public auction at the Village Hall by Supervisor George W. Cornell sold town liens worth 2674.56 and village liens worth 1394.16. Remaining liens total 334.08 for town and 69.12 for village.

George W. Cornell

Health Dept Reports Scarsdale Cases Week Ending May 19

Health Dept records show two chicken pox, three German measles, four mumps, four measles, and one strep throat in Scarsdale during the week ending Saturday May 19. This brief health update cites local disease activity and patterns for public awareness.

Scarsdale Lhe Health Dept

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News Index Community Fund Finsterbusch Recreation Council Art Ass Edgemont Judith Hope Crouch Roxbury Rd Betty Williams Winchester House Fort Hill Village Judith Paul Crouch Cornell Betty Marie L. Williams Williams DAR School of Home Economics Cornell University Red Cross Branch Sheridan Quaker Ridge Voters’ League Saint James the Less Mrs. Steele Herbert Citizens’ Planning Committee Tor Kurt J. Winter Downer Ave Earle P. Curtiss White Rd Hans Kern Gaylor Rd Winter Health Report
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