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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1929

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Oral Argument Set For Fox Meadow Case Monday

The final oral argument in the Fox Meadow Estates zoning appeal is scheduled for next Monday morning in Poughkeepsie. Governor Nathan Miller and Judge William Cunningham will argue for the village and Fox Meadow Estates respectively.

Fox Meadow Morschauser Poughkeepsie Nathan Miller William Cunningham Chesterfield Roads White Plains Cunningham Europe Supreme Court Miller Humphrey J. Lynch John Horn Jackson Scarsdale

Wayside Players debut with Aren't We All at Scarsdale

The Wayside Players of Scarsdale open Aren't We All at the Children’s House on Walworth and Greenacres November 6 7 and 8 at 8 30 pm Tickets are available at the door Those cast changes include Harold Taylor as Harold Herrick and Lyman Kneeland making her Wayside debut as Margot Tatham.

Properties Committee Wayside Players Scarsdale Walworth Greenacres Avenue Hugh Adair Harold Lawrence Taylor Harold Herrick Taylor

Debate on Amendment 75 at Dyckman Hall

A public debate on the proposed New York State Constitution amendment was held at Dyckman Hall last Friday evening before about seventy five people. Mrs Frank A Vanderlip of Scarborough and Roderick Stephens of Scarsdale spoke with the League of Women Voters sponsoring the meeting. Stephens argued the amendment aims to shape county governments with state approval and noted past Westchester county charter votes. The discussion touched on how such forms could be altered by the legislature.

New York

Realtors to Dine Scarsdale Builders

In Scarsdale a dinner will bring together members of the Scarsdale Board of Realtors and local builders at the Harwood Tea Room on Wednesday evening November 13. Speakers from both groups will discuss closer cooperation and development plans for Scarsdale with a feature on The Mortgage Situation by Honorable Harry D. Whittle of Mount Vernon. Invitations have been mailed and a large turnout is expected.

Scarsdale Mount Vernon

Judge Elect Will Speak Here Nov 8

The Westchester County Children's Association will hold its annual meeting Friday November 8 at 3:30 p.m. at the Scarsdale Woman's Club 87 Drake Road. Judge-elect of the Westchester County Children's Court will speak on Plans and Hopes. Tea follows at 4:30 p.m.

Westchester County Children's Association Scarsdale Woman's Club Drake Road Westchester County Children's Court Children's Court Carroll Dunham Allan Coggeshall Pleasantville

Man Undergoes Foot Amputation After Train Slip

Neil Van Aken of Dobbs Terrace slipped from a train at Hartsdale station last Wednesday evening. He underwent an operation at Harbor Hospital in New York on Monday to amputate the toes of his injured foot. His condition is reported as well as can be expected. He remains badly bruised with several scalp stitches.

Neil van Aken Dobbs Terrace Hartsdale Station Harbor Hospital New York

Beech Hill Edgemont Civic Association Meeting Tonight

Beech Hill Edge mont Civic Association will convene at 8 15 tonight in the Masonic Hall Har wood Building. Members will discuss and vote on several important matters and a large attendance is anticipated.

Beech Hill-Edgemont Civic Association Masonic Hall Harwood Building

15 Percent More Pupils in Scarsdale Schools

Final figures show Scarsdale school enrollment up fifteen percent from last year with 1782 pupils across three elementary schools and the high school, an increase of 232. Fox Meadow now larger than Greenacres. new additions due January to ease large classes. Edgewood and Greenacres grades show crowded classes, with kindergarten counts listed for several classes and transitions in Fox Meadow.

Scarsdale Board of Education Ralph S. Underhill Fox Meadow Underhill Greenacres Edgewood High School

Village Health In Scarsdale Seen As Excellent

Dr Ralph R Ryan medical inspector reports no communicable disease in Scarsdale schools this Monday. Village health is excellent and quarantine law changes should cut pupil days lost. Seventy percent of school physicals completed with rest expected by week end.

Scarsdale Board of Education Ralph R. Ryan Ryan State Department of Health

Close Schools Today for Teachers Association Meetings

Schools are closed today to allow teaching staff to attend the Southeastern Zone meeting of the State Teachers Association in New York.

State Teachers Association New York

Greenville district invited to discuss joining Scarsdale village

A mailing invites Greenville district residents to a night meeting at Edgemont School to discuss joining the Village of Scarsdale. Stephen L. Angell cites long history of interest and notes prior supporters like the late Robert Walker, with claims the district could join Scarsdale without leaving Greenburgh.

Greenville Scarsdale Edgemont School Stephen L. Angell Cotswold Way Robert Walker Greenburgh Westchester County Mount Kisco Mamaroneck White Plains

Professor Fox Presents Columbia Portraits to Alumni Body

Forty seven portraits of Columbia’s leading alumni and officers were presented to the University by Dixon R. Fox, with Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler accepting and calling the paintings permanent possessions. Fox spoke on Columbia’s history in a Tuesday lecture, as the 175th anniversary celebration closes.

Columbia University Dixon R. Fox Nicholas Murray Butler Fox

Won Sweepstakes At Scarsdale Club

A Scarsdale Golf Club event awarded wins in pars and ball sweepstakes across classes A and B. A. V. Lee Jr claimed the most pars in eighteen holes with 15 in class A, while H. S. Candee had 8 pars in class B. Ball sweepstakes saw D. S. Brassil win in class B morning rounds, and Lee and Cunningham plus Candee contending in afternoon play and Sunday repeats.

Scarsdale Golf Club A. V. Lee, Jr H. S. Candee D. S. Brassil A. V. Lee H. W. Albro W. W. Cunningham H .S. Candee

Screen Burglar Found to Have Police Record and Many Aliases

A burglar with an extensive police record and multiple aliases is identified in this week’s news index. The report notes the suspect’s known names and prior arrests, highlighting ongoing investigations.

Scarsdale Bank Reports Busy Stock Orders as Market Panics

Scarsdale National Bank and Trust reports private wire activity to a New York brokerage house from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with most orders to buy, indicating locals are in funds and acquiring stocks while others panic.

Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company New York

Jewels Stolen from Hebner Home Worth 27189 Dollars

Jewels valued at 27189 dollars were taken from A K Hebner at 1 Old Army Road Thursday night. The case includes a pearl necklace with 176 pearls, several diamond pieces, and a diamond wrist watch. Police believe entry was by pass key with no forced entry. A neighbor reported seeing a man in a gray suit near the property around nine p m. Tell of a separate case of a Scarsdale burglar shot and jailed, with alias changes and prior imprisonments.

A. K. Hebner Old Army Road Mrs. Hebner New York Greenburgh Eagle Insurance Company Hebner Lillian Levinsky C. E. Wilson

Mrs George Field Named Red Cross Roll Call Chairman

Mrs George Field of Autenrieth Road has been nominated chairman of the Roll Cal Committee for the Scarsdale and Greenburgh branches of the American Red Cross. A committee of twenty five young women will urge every resident to respond before Armistice Day. The group focuses on mental health readjustment from the world war and disaster relief.

George Field Autenrieth Road Scarsdale Greenburgh American Red Cross Red Cross

All Seats Sold for Two Piano Recital at Dyckman Hall

All seats are sold for a two piano recital to be given at Dyckman Hall two weeks from tonight by Harod Bauer and Nicoli Mednikoff, director of the Westchester Conservatory of Music. The concert is under the auspices of the Conservatory and the Scarsdale Woman's Club music section. Standing room will be sold at the door.

Dyckman Hall Harod Bauer Nicoli Mednikoff Westchester Conservatory of Music The Conservatory Scarsdale Woman's Club

Will Speak at Scarsdale Woman's Club Lunch

Dr Haroll Munger president of the New York Medical Society and Miss Mary Hubbard head of the Thrift Shop in White Plains will speak at the Scarsdale Woman's Club open meeting a week from Wednesday afternoon. Munger will discuss the Grasslands Hospital wing expansion and county hospital work while Hubbard outlines her thrift shop efforts. Articles by Grasslands occupational therapy patients will be exhibited and sold. Mrs F Edward Jordan leads the sale.

Haroll Munger New York Medical Society Grassands Hospital Mary Hubbard White Plains Scarsdale Grasslands Miss Hubbard F Edward Jordan

Moore and Smyth Will Speak Here

The League of Women Voters sponsors a meeting at the Scarsdale Woman's Club Monday night at 8 15. Benjamin Moore and George Smyth, nominated for the Children's Court judgeship, will be the speakers. Mrs F H Bethell, club president, will preside.

League of Women Voters Snonsor Scarsdale Woman's Cub Benjamin Moore George Smyth Children's Court F. H. Bethell Woman's Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mars Lyman Kneeland the Payers Margot Tatham Comedy Club of Community Arts Players Santa Barbara California Mrs. Bethell Mrs. Vanderip Mr. Stephens N. Y. Hospital Beech Hill-Edgemont Association Prof. Fox Scarsdale Club Village Captain White Crestwood Club Schultze Dr. Savage Carnegie Report Brewster Police Department Persona's Society Westchester Ernest Finkbeiner Edgewood Road Short Michael Kubas Kings County Court New York City Michael Bilinsky Springfield Mass Massachusetts Reformatory Susquehanna Pennsylvania Woman’s Club Harold Munger Moore Smyth
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