St Pauls M E Church Welcomes Dennistons with Reception
St Pauls M E Church in Hartsdale hosted a reception for Rev and Mrs Denniston in the church lecture room on April 29. A welcome address from A Burnside opened the evening, followed by a response from the pastor. The program featured piano and vocal pieces, duets, and comic recitations, with ice cream and cake served at the close.
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St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
B. M. Denniston
A. Burnside
Pastor Addresses Woman Suffrage and Y M C A Work
The sermon debated woman suffrage with focus on home preservation and societal powers. An evening talk by C D Connell on Y M C A youth work highlighted his experience guiding boys and launching programs. He noted White Plains Y M C A faced financial strain and planned a twelve day drive for thirty three thousand dollars, which was reported as accomplished.
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C. D. Connell
White Plains
Personal Notes on Local Residents
Miss Beasie Noble returns from Drew Seminary. Mrs Murgatroyd improves after hospital stay. Mrs Waltian confined to home for nearly two weeks due to illness. Mrs Wood slowly convalescing after a long illness. Iva Lewis to become church organist. Slostman to take the position of tenor.Continued on Page 3.
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Beasie Noble
Drew Seminary
Murgatroyd
Waltian
Illnes
Wood
Mins Iva Lewis
Town Board weighs action against out of town banks
At a special meeting Frederick Geller was authorized to sue banks in Mount Vernon Liberty Livingston Manor for town funds moved to individuals. Possible suit could target the White Plains Road Improvement fund misuses totaling 16500 dollars. Board also eyed right of way on Young property for sewers and voted 300 dollars for Dunwoodie Street upgrades. Notification to NY and Conn and Westchester Electric Railroads required to pave White Plains Road. Sale of White Plains improvement bonds to Adams and Company approved.
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Frederick Geller
Eastchester
Merritt
Mount Vernon
Liberty
N. Y
Livingston Manor
Geller
Close
White Plains Road Improvement Fund
A. T Rose
Campbell
Mathews
Dunwoodie Street
North End
New
York and Conn Traction Company
Westchester Electric Railroad
White Plains Road
Adams and Company
White Plains
National Tennis at Hartsdale Opens Weeklong Event
The County Tennis Club of Westchester hosts a major open tournament under the U S National Lawn Tennis Association at Greenacres clubhouse near Hartsdale N Y next Saturday afternoon at 2 30 with matches running all week. Top interest centers on Alexander and Hackett versus Touchard and Hall as events include Men s Doubles and Singles plus handicap and consolation prizes.
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Westchester
New York State
U.s.national Lawn
Touchard
Hall
Abraham Bassford, Jr
Scarsdale Golf Club Hosts Decoration Day Events
Scarsdale Golf and Country Club at Hartsdale schedules a Decoration Day program with an eighteen hole handicap match against par at 9 A.M. and an eleven hole medal play handicap at noon. A Walter A. Pearson Memorial Cup is the prize. Also Saturday golf ball sweeps and a Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association one day tournament are planned, plus a members’ dinner that evening.
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Scarsdale Golf and Country Club
Walter A. Pearson
Women's
Metropolitan Golf Association
Bright Red Coach Charms Westchester Polo Era
The scarlet Liberty Coach, famed by former millionaire owners, runs from Gedney Farm Hotel near White Plains to Long Island events. C Davies Trainor leads as whip guiding guests to Piping Rock Club for polo with tea on the veranda. A Decoration Day trip is planned from Gedney Farm to Piping Rock Club for polo, an eight hour journey with Rye Ferry crossings and twilight return.
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Westchester County
Scarlet
Liberty
Gedney Farm
White Plains
Long Island
C. Davies Trainor
Piping Rock
L. I
Philadelphia
Piping Rock Club
Polo Grounds
Rye
Westchester County Declared Under Dog Quarantine
The State Agricultural Department notified Sheriff William J. Doyle that Westchester County is under a dog quarantine. The order requires confinement or muzzling to prevent bites and bans any dog from leaving the district. fines apply if payment is not made within three days, with enforcement by county authorities.
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State Agricultural Department
William J. Doyle
Westchester
State of New York
County of
State Department
Doyle
Harrison
Scarsdale
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Calvin J. Huson
Commissioner of Public Safety
Scarsdale Estates Sell and Lease Properties in Hartdale Area
Real estate transfers include Scarsdale Estates selling a 9,200 square foot plot on Green Acres Avenue Hartdale New York to Emil D Otto of New York City who plans to build a residence. A two year lease is arranged for a Walworth Avenue residence to C B Gunn of Queen or Farleton Place. Iker Realty Company buys at Scarsdale Hill.
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Scarsdale
Emil D. Otto
New York City
Greenacres Avenue
Hartadale
New
Otto
Walworth Avenue
Greenacres
Hartsdale
N. Y
C. B. Gunn
Queen
Farleton Place
Fred Leavis
Iker Realty Company
Scarsdale Hill
Busy Day in Court Under Scorching Heat
Judge Britton and local police faced a busy day as court opened in the morning. A series of cases was disposed of and one defendant received a suspended sentence. The heat remained intense throughout the proceedings.
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Britton
James G
Secret Niewe
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Ee Ee
Trust Company
Secounta
the County Trust Company
G. WY
Doepel’s
DO ‘S
Spring Street
Postoffice
White Plains, N. Y
Booth Oh
Scarsdale Estates
Robert E. Farley
Country Life Permanent Exposition
Grand Central Terminal
Martine Ave
Hide Plains, N
Ortman
Nauman
AENUE
Offic
New York
Peter Pial
Scarsdale Company
Warren Tha ER
ST. Paul's
M. E
Hartsdale Herald
Noble
Sloatman
Erma Miller
Bronxville
Christ Church
John Kamenicky
Bones
Tambos
Gilbert Ethier
Baylor Knox
George Reinhardt
van K. Allison
Frederick McLaughlin
George Rudin
F. H. B. Fowler
George Matthew
Commissioner of Agriculture
W. J.doyle
Albany
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