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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1923

Page

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Bicycle Crash Injures 13 Year Old in Scarsdale

Thirteen year old Harry Graff was struck by a Ford runabout on Scarsdale avenue near Bramack avenue. He suffered a skull fracture scalp wounds and a double fracture of the right leg and was taken to White Plains Hospital. He said the crash was his fault for riding on the wrong side.

Harry Graff Albert Graff Miller's Scarsdale Avenue White Plains Hospital Ralph R. Ryan Scarsdale C. E. Graff Lee Avenue Bramback Avenue James Gentil Hillside Avenue White Plains Gentil Harry Ryan Marry

Dahlia Show At Bronx Park Attracts Amateurs And Pros

The Horticultural Society of New York announces the annual Dahlia Exhibition to be held September 21 to 23 in the Museum Building of the New York Botanical Garden Bronx Park. The event invites all flower lovers to view competition and education and to participate, with nearly fifty classes for professionals and amateurs alike. Entry is free though nonmembers winning cash prizes incur a 10 percent deduction.

Iimmkadad The Horticultural Society of New York New York Botanical Garden Bronx Park New York

Miss Butler Targets Stay-at-Home Women in State Politics

Sarah Schuyler Butler, vice-chairman of the Republican State Committee, aims to mobilize women across classes to vote on election day. She emphasizes statewide outreach to up-state Republicans and asserts all women must participate to advance the party’s cause.

Sarah Schuyler Butler Republican State Committee Europe Miss Butler

New Leewood Golf Course Nearing Opening Memorial Day

Mr. Woodson R. Oglesby told Inquirer representatives that Leewood Golf Course south of Scarsdale is near completion with sixteen greens finished and remaining greens due in four to five days. Ten long fairways cleared, tile draining underway, seeding planned September 5 to 10, club house to be ready by Decoration Day with formal opening and course in play thereafter.

Mr. Oglesby Club Oglesby Leewood Golf Course

Montgomery visits Adirondack Legion camp at Tupper Lake

Mrs. C. W. Montgomery toured the American Legion Camp at Big Tupper Lake on August 20 with Dr. Cosgrove and Dr. Lloyd. She praised the camp’s work, noting its hospital, recreation hall, and expanding tuberculosis treatment facilities as a model recuperation center in the Adirondacks.

C. W. Montgomery Adirondacks Veterans’ Mountain The American Legion Big Tupper Lake Legion Cosgrove Samuel Lloyd Tupper Lake N. Y the Inquirer Horseshoe Miller Conservation Commission of the State Lloyd Barbour Estate Big Tupper

Woman Agrees to Pay for Automobile Repairs

A collision occurred August 25 on the Post road near Boulevard between a car owned by Virginia H. Collins White Plains and driven by a boy and another car driven by John Roggerveen White Plains. The woman agreed to cover the repairs. other minor incidents are noted with no arrests.

Virginia H. Collins North Broadway White Plains Post Road Boulevard John Roggerveen Fourth Avenue Louis Mannarriello Main Street Huntington Avenue

Shaw Wedding Surprises Friends in Hartadale

Miss Marie Rockwell of Detroit wed Mr. Bile worth Shaw of Hartadale on August 4 at the bridegroom's home. The ceremony surprised the bridegroom's friends, who had not expected the wedding during his year away. The couple plan to stay with Shaw's mother at Hartsdale for now.

Marie Rockwell Detroit Michigan Bileworth Shaw Hartadale Shaw Mr. Shaw Hartsdale

Scarsdale Marine Fred Weiss Joins Pittsburgh Cruise Through Europe

Fred George Weiss of Scarsdale serves with the U S Marines on the cruiser Pittsburgh sailing from Philadelphia last October. The ship’s cruise has included Canary Islands, Spain, Algiers, Egypt, Palestine, Italy, France, Denmark and Sweden with a Nile trip to the sphinx and pyramids and a Holy Land view before Constantinople.

Europe Fred George Weiss Scarsdale U. S. Marines Pittsburgh Marine Corps Washington, D. C Philadelphia Canary Islands Spain Algiers Egypt Palestine Italy France Fred Frances Weiss Buffalo U. S. Marine Guard Constantinople Alexandria Nile Holy Land Denmark Stockholm Sweden

Spencer Cor Set Design Copy by Mary MacDaniels

Mary MacDaniels, registered corset designer from Scarsdale, offers a custom Spencer corset. Each line follows today’s style trends and is tailored to an order. Price listed as 668.-Adyt.

Mary MacDaniels

New Scarsdale Development unveils Greenacres Heights plans

Prince and Ripley of Hastcote Realty Co. announce Greenacres Heights property near Hartsdale station with about seventy high land plots averaging 70 by 125 feet. Sewer water gas electric roads by Ward Carpenter & Co. Twenty house plans by Randall Henderson to be erected at once, selling around 20000. English atmosphere emphasized. maps and prices to brokers within a week.

Prince & Ripley Hastcote Realty Co James A. Mears Greenacres Heights Greenacres Hartsdale Station Hartsdale Fenimore Road Ward Carpenter & Co Engineers White Plains Eastcote Realty Co Randall Henderson

Greenburgh School Set to Open Tuesday Morning

The Greenburgh School District No 6 trustees announce Greenville School opening on Tuesday September 4 in the old Central Avenue building. Delays in completion of the new structure keep students out temporarily, but trustees insist the district will not compromise on finish quality. The delay is brief and the new building is described as splendid and a source of pride for the district.

Town of Greenburgh Greenville Central Avenue

Walters Family Receives $8266 for Auto Injury Claims

Edgar A Walters of Lee Avenue settles three damage suits against George Steinreich after an August 1921 crash on Crane Road Scarsdale Avenue. Sons Edgar 12 Horace 9 and Dorothy 7 receive 3500 1200 and 1500 dollars respectively plus 2066 for loss of their services.

Edgar A. Walters Lee Avenue George Steinreich Edgar Horace Dorothy Walters Steinreich Crane Road Scarsdale Avenue Dorothy

Money to Loan on First Mortgage and Buildings

Advt offers loans on first mortgage and permanent loans from Lawyers Mi age Co and North Ltd at Mount Vernon Hillcrest 2076. Telephone for details.

Mi Age Co., & North Ltd Mount Vernon Tel Hillcrest

Rev Henry M Dyckman Dies Suddenly on Maine Vacation

Funeral services for Rev Henry M Dyckman pastor of the Congregational Church were held in Scarsdale with fellow pastors officiating. He died suddenly from a heart attack on the Maine coast after boating and sailing, leaving a widow and siblings in Dallas and Kingston. His ministry spanned North Dakota Penn New Jersey and Scarsdale shaping church growth and new buildings.

Congregational Church Maine Henry M. Dyckman Westchester Congregational Church Scarsdale J. C. Simpson Mr. Dyckman J. C Monhegan Island Dallas Texas Helen Dyckman Kingston Ontario William Henry Dyckman New York Naomi Frances Mackenzie Inverness Scotland Hoboken Union Seminary North Dakota Pottstown Penn First Presbyterian Church Westfield Masa Dyckman

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