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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1925

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Funds to Aid Little Ones Address by Macy at Westchester Meeting

V Everit Macy newly elected vice president of the Westchester County Children's Association spoke at the association’s annual meeting in New York City on October 13. He called for more public and private funds to improve child welfare and praised county efforts to coordinate agencies, avoid duplication, and raise standards. Mrs Paul R Reynolds reelected president chaired the session and minutes were reviewed before elections. continuous coverage continued on page two.

V. Everit Macy Westchester County Children's Association Lexington Avenue New York City Macy Westchester County Paul R. Reynolds Jason Rogers New Rochelle

Mrs Palmer New Head of Hitchcock Guild

Mrs William G Palmer is the new president of the Hitchcock Women's Guild at Hitchcock Memorial Church. The group opened its winter season with sixty members and approved the year’s budget including a $25 grant to dress needy girls through the Westchester County Children's Association.

William G. Palmer Hitchcock Women’s Guild Hitchcock Memorial Church George Smyth Smyth Donald Ross Scarsdale Westchester County Children’s Association Avent Childress Ruth Taylor Grasslands F. L. Keene Brite Avenue

Triple Tie for President's Cup at Scarsdale Golf Club

Scarsdale Golf Club hosts 36 hole matches with a triple tie for the President's Cup among R. M. Tolin R. S. Erskine and R. N. West in Class A while Class C features a tie between T. B. Gilchrist and J. F. Fradley. Women’s starting times updated to Saturday 3:30 PM Sunday 2:00 PM and holidays 2:00 PM. Cornell Alumni Association dinner draws 150 attendees with Supreme Court Justice Young as toastmaster and Dr. Livingston Farrand guest of honor. County Judge Bleakley among speakers.

Scarsdale Golf Club R. M. Tolin R. S. Erskine R. N. West T. B. Gilchrist J. F. Fradley Cornell Alumni Association of Westchester County Supreme Court Young Livingston Farrand Cornell University Bleakley

Democratic Rally at Town Hall in Dobbs Ferry

A Democratic rally is set for Tuesday evening October 20 at the Town Hall in Dobbs Ferry. Speakers will include candidates for the three county offices and a band will perform.

Dobbs Ferry

Ask for Clothes And Furniture Drive Underway In Scarsdale

The semi annual drive for collecting discarded clothing shoes furniture bric a brac pictures books and other household articles starts Monday October 19 and runs all week in Scarsdale. Committee led by Mrs Edward C Rossmassler chairs with Clare Anway and others coordinating teams across districts. Donors are asked to leave items at the Thrift Shop White Plains or await pickup by thrift committee captains. The Thrift Committee expects a large donation this year to support the Play.

Edward C. Rossmassler Clare Anway Theodore Sedgwick Herbert S. Gardner Guy Wellman H. M. Leydenberg Thomas Stephens John Glendinning Charles Morgan D. E. A. Charlton Leo P. O'Farrell Joseph Ford Edward K. Cherrill Scarsdale Church Street White Plains

Westchester History Society holds annual meeting and dinner

The Westchester County Historical Society plans its annual meeting and officer election on Wednesday afternoon October 28 at the Presbyterian Church Community House in White Plains. William L. Calver of the New York Historical Society will discuss Field Exploration in Westchester with illustrated scenes. The commemorative dinner features John H. Finley on Washington and the West and Dr. George F. Kunz on historical site preservation. Washington's Headquarters at North White Plains will be open to visitors 2 to 4 PM.

Westchester County Historical Society Presbyterian Church Community House North Broadway Barker Avenue White Plains William L. Calver New York Historical Society County Historical Society Westchester County Presbyterian Church Charles Everett Moore John H. Finley The New York Times University of the State of New York Washington and the West George F. Kunz American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society Washington North White Plains

No Whole Day Parking Ban in Central Space

The owners of fourteen cars were warned for parking all day in the central space on East Parkway. The old northern half, once reserved for long stays, now allows a maximum thirty minutes use after a new space was created beyond the north exit of the station.

East Parkway

New Ardsley Bridge Opens October 25

The new Ardsley Bridge spanning the Bronx River Parkway at the foot of Popham Road will be opened to the public October 25. The structure replaces an older bridge and aims to improve local traffic flow in the area.

Ardsley Bronx River Parkway Popham Road

Bullying Husband Sought for Scarsdale Play Part

Wayside Players seek an unpleasant bullying husband in Scarsdale for The Twelve Pound Look. Cast largely set for November 7 with C N Barney, Dr Ralph Kahle, Marion Slater Keating and Ella B Hagedorn. Mrs Adair invites interested local men to call.

Miss Hagedorn Wayside Players C. N. Barney Ralph Kahle Marguerite Warren John Deana Versailles Louis Avent Childress Anly Briggs Horton Heath Mrs. Childress Wayside Mrs. Adair

Scarsdale Board Probes Westchester Lighting Rates

Judge W C White reports village findings on Westchester Lighting Company profits and cost per 100 dollars of current. Scarsdale consents to join countywide action, with legal representation planned. Franchising bus lines and unified contracting discussed. October 15 Bayton meeting urged.

W. C. White Griffin Tarrytown Westchester Lighting Company New York Edison Company Brooks Edison Company Scarsdale Village Board of Arthur Boniface Lee Avenue Varrytown Legislative Commission Albany Scarsdale Board of Trustees White

Poundridge to the Hunters Paradise

Westchester County Park Commission grants Westchester residents hunting four days weekly on Poundridge reservation during hunting season. Permission via Jay Downer letter read to Southern New York Fish and Game Association. Stocking by association, permits from Park Ranger William Whitman. Fishing allowed anytime. Advisory conservation council named with President Thomas E. Brady and Ray.

Westchester County Park Commission Poundridge Jay Downer Commission Southern New York Fish and Game Association Westchester County Southern New York Association William Whitman Cross River The County Park Commission Conservation Thomas E. Brady Ray

Private Consumers Pay Highest Rates

William C. White, Village Counsel, reports that the village plans to join other Westchester municipalities in petitions to the Public Service Commission for a full rate investigation of Westchester Lighting Company. Company records show a 46.2 percent gross profit in 1924, implying at least a 20 percent net return on capital in its electric department, while private consumer rates are among the highest in the United States with few exceptions.

Board of Westchester Lighting Company Public Service Commission Albany United States

Eleven TB Patients Cured at Grasslands Hospital

Commissioner George J. Werner reports eleven tubercular children were discharged from Grasslands Hospital on the same day. The group, six girls and five boys aged four to fifteen, left with the disease conquered after ten to seventeen months of care. Dr. J. E. Strobel oversaw a months long open air program including rest, routine meals, and nature walks as part of their rehabilitation.

George J. Werner Grasslands Hospital Tuberculosis Department J. E. Strobel

Spaeth to Lecture on Brahms for Scarsdale Club

The Scarsdale Woman's Club Music Section opens a morning lecture series with musical illustrations. Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, New York critic and author, will present The Significance of Brahms on Wednesday morning October 21 at Dyckman Hall at 10 30. Membership tickets for the Music Section are available from Mrs. H. C. Lakin.

Scarsdale Woman's Club Sigmund Spaeth New York Brahms Dyckman Hall Spaeth H. C. Lakin

Town Club Dinner at Leewood Golf Club

The annual gridiron dinner of The Town Club will be held on Thursday October 29 at 7 15 p m at Leewood Golf Club. The dinner committee includes Prof Dixon R Fox Roy S Dur stine Malcolm Curry John W Appel Jr and Frederick Woolverton. It promises to be bigger better and more brittle than ever with plenty of perspiration.

Leewood Golf Club Dixon R. Fox Roy S. Durstine Malcolm Curry John W. Appel, Jr Frederick Woolverton

Bacon Wins Ladies Championship at Scarsdale Golf Club

Mrs. C. M. Bacon of Greenacres Avenue Hartsdale won the Ladies Championship at Scarsdale Golf Club defeating Mrs. Burchard Dutcher in the final with a score of 75.

C. M. Bacon Greenacres Avenue Hartsdale Scarsdale Golf Club Burchard Dutcher

World Series Scores Announced By Scarsdale Supply

The World Series scores were announced for games between Washington and Pittsburgh by Scarsdale Supply Company from their hardware store window on Eastern Parkway. The score was received via radio.

Washington Pittsburgh Scarsdale Supply Company Eastern Parkway

New Parkway Building Planned on Scarsdale Corner

The Tilrose Associates Inc of New York buys the East Parkway Spencer place site formerly used by Ruggiero Auto Sales. Angell & Company will rent and manage a two story gable roof building to house nine stores and offices facing East Parkway and Spencer place. Excavation will begin soon as the project aligns with existing East Parkway stores.

Ruggiero Auto Sales Company East Parkway Spencer Place Scarsdale Tilrose Associates, Inc New York City Angell & Company

Rye Beach Pleasure Park Sold for 410000 in County Plan

Westchester County Park Commission announced the 13 acre Rye Beach Pleasure Park property was bought for 410000. The deal includes frontage from Forest avenue to the beach and temporary lease with Rye Beach Pleasure Park Co Inc. Colonel Austin I Kelly oversees the lease which expires November 30 1928. Negotiations continue to extend development to about sixty acres including Paradise Park interests.

Rye Beach Rye Beach Pleasure Park Westchester County Park Commission Forest Avenue beach h_avenue Beck Avenue Redfield Street Thomas Mee- Manus Rye Beach Pleasure Park Co., Inc Austin I. Kelly Rye The Park Commission Colonel Kelly Yonkers Long Island Sound Paradise Park Fred H. Ponty Joseph Haight Port Chester

Tunney to Play Ball for Tehan Benefit at White Plains

Heavyweight champion Gene Tunney will join an all star team led by Frank Frisch of the New York Giants to play a charity baseball game at White Plains Recreation Park. The event supports Policeman Tehan’s family after his death from injuries while pursuing a speeding car on the Parkway. Tickets are on sale by county policemen.

Gene Tunney White Plains Recreation Park Tehan Frank Frisch New York Giants West Harrison

Last Day to Register and Qualify to Vote

Today is the final opportunity to register with in person required. Voters must register at Old Town Hall for the upper district or Village Hall for the lower district during 7 AM to 10 PM. If unregistered, voting is not possible.

Old Town Hall Village Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Macy Palmer Hitchcock Guild Miss Taylor Democratic Rally Rossmassler Thrift Committee Historical Society Ardsley Bridge Village Board Bates Westchester Bronx Parkway Fenimore Road New York Central Railroad Hunters’ Paradise Name Advisory Council Westchester Lighting William C. White Ruggiero Rye Pleasure Park
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