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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1925

Page

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Scarsdale Boy Scouts Break World's Record Over Obstacles

The Poughkeepsie Pow-Wow brought 28 councils from New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania for a top regional rally. Fenimore Cooper Council including Scarsdale sent twenty scouts with Troops 1 2 and 3 represented by Wilfred Tarbox Norman Gormson Malcolm Edwards and others under J Ernest Shaw Jr and F P Harrington.

Scarsdale Boy Scouts Poughkeepsie Denmark Fenimore Cooper Council Wilfred Tarbox Thomas Tarbox Howard Zimmerman William Zimmerman Norman Gormson Harry Hodges William Buehler Harding Macdona Malcolm Edwards Arthur Nonemaker J. Ernest Shaw, Jr F. P. Harrington William Tallman Pleasantville Wallie Jensen

Offer University Fellowships For Safety Education Study

The National Bureau of Casualty and Safety Underwriters awarded three graduate fellowships of 1000 dollars each for 1925 1926 to study safety education. Topics include safety curriculum grading in elementary schools course development for normal schools and evaluating positive versus negative teaching methods. The program supports advancing safety education across schools and the educations section of the National Safety Council.

National Bureau of Casualty and Safety Underwriters Public Safety Bureau Westchester County Chamber of Commerce United States National Safety Council

Armstrong Heads Justices in Westchester

Collin Armstrong of Scarsdale was elected president of the Association of Justices of the Peace of Westchester at Briarcliff Lodge. Charles J. Carter of Scarsdale was reelected secretary and treasurer, Henry H. Law of Briarcliff Manor reelected vice-president. Deputy Sheriff Richard M. Jessup warned of rising traffic and urged county wide coordination, while County Judge William F. Bleakley opposed abolishing the Justice of the Peace office. The meeting approved extending membership to police and city justices.

Collin Armstrong Scarsdale Association of Justices of the Peace Westchester County Briarcliff Lodge Albert W. Southard Pleasantville Charles J. Carter Henry H. Law Briarcliff Manor Richard M. Jessup Sheriff's Office Westchester William F. Bleakley Yonkers Office of Justice of the Peace

New Club Sign Erected for Scarsdale Woman's Club

Mrs. James Briggs donated a new sign for the Scarsdale Woman's Club. Designer and painter Hobart Upjohn completed the sign, now installed in front of the club house on Post Road.

Scarsdale Woman's Club James Briggs Hobart Upjohn Post Road

Juniors of Red Cross to Meet in Westchester County

Westchester county Junior Red Cross officers and school committees will meet at the New Rochelle Woman’s Club on Saturday June 6 for a luncheon. Delegates from local schools will give five minute talks on school activities. Superintendents will discuss the Junior Red Cross’s growth since the war and its place in curricula. A large exhibit of Junior work and posters will be shown.

Junior Red Cross Red Cross Westchester County Woman's Club New Rochelle

Repair Work on Walworth Ave to Relieve Tar Buildup

Work on Walworth Avenue removes paving sections along both sides to install gray stone openings. These cuts improve drainage and reduce tar covering the curb areas that have persisted for some time.

Walworth Avenue

Judge Welch speaks at Rotary luncheon in Scarsdale

Judge Welch of Scarsdale addresses a Rotary luncheon at the Tavern on May 27 describing his three months in Europe and sharing experiences from the trip.

Rotary Judge Welch Scarsdale Europe

Scarsdale Waste Plant Sued for 100000 Damages

Scarsdale property owners east of the Westchester and Boston line sue the village in Supreme Court White Plains for 100000 damages claiming odors and devaluation. Plaintiffs allege the Secor road plant violates zoning. village counsel says it was legalized by trustees and voter approval. Judge Seeger denied a temporary injunction but calendar set for June 25. Plaintiffs include Thomas Simpson and Mary E White with others.

Scarsdale Westchester and Boston Supreme Court of White Plains Secor Road Judge White Supreme Court Albert H. F. Seeger Walter F. Wood Seeger Thomas Simpson South Broadway Otto Rosalsky Fenimore Country Club Mary E. White Old Mamaroneck Road Sirigan H. Topakyan

Auto Skids Across Road Into Fence

A single serious auto incident occurred when Jerry Befundo of Tuckaho e skidded on trolley tracks near Pelham road, crashed through a fence by Ruggiero's Garage, the car hung on its rear wheels before being raised. Driver unhurt. Several fines handed for traffic faults on May 20 21 and 25.

Jerry Befundo Tuckahoe Pelham Road Crossing Post Road Ruggiero Donato Pisano Mount Vernon Fenimore Road Frank Merrill Norwalk Conn Paul Babcock New York City East Parkway Barton S. Richards New Haven C. Flardia White Plains Franklin P. Hammond Scarsdale Edward Weildhart

University Glee Club Entertains at Ladies Night

The Greenacres Men's Discussion Club held its annual Ladies Night in Hitchcock Memorial Church last Monday. The Hambone Quartet of the University Glee Club performed with additional members including Ches ter Van Tassel Samuel Reynolds and Sanger B. Steel from Scarsdale. John Barnes Wells soloed in the club medley as the season closed.

Hitchcock Memorial Church Greenacres Hambone University Glee Club Scarsdale Chester van Tassel Samuel Reynolds Sanger B. Steel John Barnes Wells

1925 Closed Models Demonstrations On Hand For Demo

Demonstrators showcase 1925 closed models and some pre used examples like new. Piatt and Buicks featured. Brown's ICE Services in White Plains, N.Y. provided support and display details.

White Plains

Judge Crane to Speak Today at Menial Day Services

Judge Frederick E. Crane of the New York State Court of Appeals will be the principal speaker at Menial Day services on the grounds of St James the Less. The parade assembles at 9 30 AM on Garth Road near American Legion HQ and steps off at 10 AM with veterans, scouts, school children, and local officials marching to St James the Less grounds. Rev Alan Chalmers leads the first program segment and graves will be decorated.

Frederick E. Crane the of Appeals New York State St. James the Bess Garth Road American Legion Crane Scarsdale Post Scarsdale Scarsdale Post and Allied Services Cotors le Roy Gregory LeRoy Gregory Popham Road Church Lane

Women Form Auxiliary to Hospital in Scarsdale

Scarsdale forms the White Plains Hospital Auxiliary led by Leove Schultze Miss Elizabeth Crane and others. More than fifty women have been invited to join and a $2,500 Scarsdale quota drive will begin. An auxiliary member cited the hospital as Scarsdale’s hospital and urged strong local support.

Leove Schultze Elizabeth Crane Miporge Atfe Scarsdale White Plains Hospital

Training Juniors For Scout Work

Hitchcock Memorial Church uses Saturday preparatory scout activities for younger boys aged seven to eleven. Pastor George Smyth and trustees sponsor sessions led by Robert Robinson from New York, assisting Scarsdale scoutmaster Max Lavelle. The program includes hikes, fire building, cooking, and social development reports to parents.

Hitchcock Memorial Church George Smyth Robert Robinson New York Max Lavelle Scarsdale Robinson

Post Office Closed After Morning Hours

Local post office will be closed today after ten o clock in the morning disrupting usual mail service. The closure affects patrons needing morning postal transactions and may resume later in the day.

Scarsdale Votes Fine on Unleashed Dogs

The Village Board adopts a $25 penalty for owners whose dogs run at large or on streets and parks without leashing and muzzling. Dr. R R Ryan warns of rabies risk. notice will be published and placards posted. Telephone switch to include all residents by year end discussed. School playground may be used in vacation with a director.

R. R. Ryan Scarsdale the Inquirer New York Telephone Company Greenacres White Plains New York

Edgemont Association Dinner Draws 100 Attendees at Scarsdale Club

More than one hundred Edgemont residents and guests attended the annual dinner and dance at the Scarsdale Golf Club on May 22. Committee members included LeRoy Brewster and several that evening decorated tables with flowers, while an orchestra provided dinner music and dancing into the night. The event, noted as one of Scarsdale’s most successful, helped promote neighborliness and welcomed newcomers to meet longtime residents. The guest list featured many Edgemont families and notable residents as the program continued on page two.

Edgemont Association Scarsdale Golf Club LeRoy Brewster Golf Glub Edgemont C. F. Puckhafer Benjamin van Doren Gibbons H. G. Huberth G. W. Burnham Martin H

Thirteen Westchester High Schools in Track Meet

A championship track meet for Westchester and Rockland high schools will be held at Butler Field at 2 this afternoon. It serves as a preliminary to the State meet on June 6 at Cornell University. Thirteen schools from White Plains New Rochelle Ossining Hastings Tarrytown Pleasantville Port Chester Pelham Bronxville Scarsdale Pearl River and Spring Valley compete for two trophies donated by Cornell Westchester Association.

Westchester Rockland Butler Field Cornell University White Plains New Rochelle Ossining Hastings Tarrytown Pleasantville Port Chester Pelham Bronxville Scarsdale Pearl River Spring Valley Cornell Westchester Association Weyland Pfeiffer Pfeiffer Cornell Frank D. McGovern George 5. Marsh

ELECT MR. EATON

The Men s Club of the Congregational Church elected new officers at Tuesday s meeting. Fred O. Eaton became president LeRoy Brewster is vice president George Nute treasurer and Charles Y Grayson secretary.

The Congregational Church Fred O. Eaton LeRoy Brewster George Nute Charles Y. Grayson

Town Club lauds Fox Meadow Estates withdrawal of rezoning appeal

At the Scarsdale annual meeting May 21 the Town Club approved action by Fox Meadow Estates Inc withdrawing its petition to the Village Board for rezoning Fox Meadow. The club resolution notes the withdrawal makes future attempts to modify Scarsdale’s building ordinance unlikely and records satisfaction with the decision.

Fox Meadow Fox Meadow Estates, Inc Town Club of Scarsdale Board of Appeals Town Club Fox Meadow Estates

Mrs Neahr Wins Low Net In Bonnie Briar Golf Meet

Mrs C J S Fraser of Green Meadows won the low gross prize with a 95. Mrs J E Neahr of Scarsdale captured low net with 100 23 77 in the Westchester and Fairfield Counties Golf Association tournament held last Friday at Bonnie Briar.

C. J. S. Fraser Green Meadows J. E. Neahr Scarsdale Bonnie Briar Westchester and Fairfield Counties Golf Association

Scarsdale Golf Club Women Contest Winners Named

Mrs. Edward Raymond won Class A while Mrs. J A Dingwall topped Class B in the Saturday golf section. Mrs. J E Neahr had a low score in the putting contest during the Scarsdale Golf Club Tuesday competition for women players.

Edward Raymond J. A. Dingwall J. E. Neahr Scarsdale Golf Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Bureau Mr. Armstrong County Officers of Children’s Committee Walworth Ave Sue Village Judge Crane Hitchcock Memorial Department of Farms and Markets Brewster MR. Eaton Jacobs Bros Neahr
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