National Security League to Open Fall Camp
The National Security League schedules fall camp with leadership including honorary chairman G A C, secretary Robert Kua treasurer E Cy Van Dorn, and other officers. The notice lists names such as William T. Brster and Lewis J. Shepard among town officials and supporters.
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National Security
Mexico
Poner
Hartsdale
G. A C
William T. Brster
Robert 26
Kua
E. Cy van
Dorn
Cha
Abboté
Albert
Ayer
Eee Durkin
Lewis J.P. Shepard
Joagenie
Townst Townsend
Je Twindine
Irhdptias D. _Wadelton
William C. White
Assessors Nearing Finish of Tax Roll Preparations
The Board of Assessors held a meeting at the town hall and planned a Saturday session to finish the assessment roll. The completed sealed roll is required to be filed on Friday, September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Helping Little Paralytics Mrs Reynolds Leads Convalescent Care Drive
Mrs Paul Revere Reynolds of Heath Road former chairman of the Westchester sub committee of the National Red Cross now heads civilian Relief for County. She has been active in a campaign to care for children convalescing from poliomyelitis. Last week she helped organize a Yonkers Cross meeting urging funds to provide proper treatment for poor convalescents and to inform about government plans.
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Paul Revere Reynolds
Heath
Ote Road
Westchester Pier
National Red Cross
County
Yonkers Cross
Ies
Aero
Postmaster Sells Taxi Business at Hartsdale Station
Postmaster William Steard of Bia sdale Post Office has sold Kroeger taxi business at the Hartsdale station to Samuel Dalton and Wil ply (Pally Ms Sevard. The sale leaves the new owners with a monopoly of taxi service at the Hartsdale station. Dalton already operated two cars. Kroeger moved upstate with three cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steard
Biasdale
O “Kroeger
Hartsdale
Samuel Dalton
Wilpny
Pally
Wir. Kroeger
Mr. I
Directors Named for New Dye Stuffs Company
A fuller list of directors for a million dollar Scarsdale area chemical and dye works has been published. Ralph L Fuller and company, Inq, will head the venture with offices at Scarsdale. Directors include George E Bishop R L Fuller of Cleveland Ohio W Sackett Duell Langhorne Pa Henry Van Arsdale Jr Newark N J Royal W France David A Woodcock and Carl J Kulberg with offices at 2 Rector Street New York. Articles filed with state and county clerks, business to begin within all months. Demand for dyes high as German imports fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Million Dolar Corporation
Scarsdale
Ralph L. Fuller
Unloading Plant Hoodoo Delays Heathcote Station Project
Persistent delays plague the unloading plant project at Heathcote station due to a motor mismatch. The received electric motors can operate on neither alternating nor direct current, requiring return to the supplier and a replacement motor to be produced.
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Heathcork
Heathcote
Suffrage Canvass Activity in Scarsdale Diminishes
In Scarsdale suffrage work remains limited to canvassing as officers such as Mrs Bethell Mrs Winslow and Mrs JH Ford are away The headquarters move from South Fifth Avenue Mount Vernon to Third Avenue Miss Burrroughs Barnard student will leave the post July 15 due to school term Two women from Scarsdale attended the Atlantic City convention while Mrs Bethell stayed at Haines Landing Maine This report clarifies the delegates and locations involved.
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Arsdale
Scarsdale ‘Equal
Bethell
Winslow
Jh.ford
South Fifth Avenue
Mount Verntablished
Third’ S Avenue
Burroughs
Barnard
Atlantic City
Haines
Landing
Maing
Scarsdale
Hartsdale Flower Show Called Off For This Year
The Hartsdale Flower Show will not be held this year on its sixth anniversary due to local quarantine rules and polio fears. Attendance would be low as health orders remain in force and travel is restricted. The next show is planned for September of next year with committee and judge details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsdale
Sarah Ate Ie Ae
Charles W. Haynes
Bertrand Metcalf
G A. P. ‘Burns
Jerome ’ Coombs
Frank C.’ Luchenbacher
Arthur Stewart
Sentenge Suspended for Scarsdale Driver in Mount Vernon
Acting City Judge Sommer of Mount Vernon suspended a sentence on Jacob Luger of Scarsdale after he was charged with violating the traffic ordinance by driving to the left of the center line during a special session Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sommer
Mount Vernon
Jacob Luger
Scarsdale
Unclaimed Mail at Hartsdale Post Office
Post office notes unclaimed mail for several individuals including Miss Julia Smith Miss Josephine Corrige Miss L Gendron Mrs Net tie Parker and Mrs Stanton awaiting pickup at Hartsdale branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsdale
Julia Smith
Josephine Corrige
L. Gendron
Nettie Parker
Stanton
Scarsdale reports no new polio cases after outbreak
Scarsdale remains free of new poliomyelitis cases since nine year old Helen Grrisetti was stricken on August 20. The Cusick family in Front Avenue remains quarantined as authorities trace the illness to the McCluskey family in Yonkers. Dorothy Cusick, formerly highlighted in a Suffrage parade, is now in County Isolation Hospital at Elmsford with worsening paralysis.
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Starsdale
Helen Grrisetti
Gentle Street
Elmsford
Alonzo Beese
Labor Day
Lin
Bronxville
Dorothy Cusick
Cusick
Adolph “McClusky
Rossmore Avenue
Yonkers
McCluskey
Hashel
Mount Vernon Argus
Democrats of Hartsdale Elect Officers in Club Meeting
The Democratic Club of the 17th District of Greenburgh met at 8 p.m. at president Charles F. Mehltretter's home in Hartsdale. Officers elected include C. F. Mehltretter as president and August E. Kaufman as vice president, with William J. Butcher as secretary and Iman M. Craiger as treasurer. Paul M. Warburg named an honorary officer. The next meeting is set for Thursday the 28th.
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Greenburgh
Charles F. Mehiltretter
Columbia Terrace
Hartsdale
Road
C. F. Mehltretter
August E. Kaufman
William J. Butcher
Iman M. Craiger
Paul M.warburg
Chauffeur Quenches Fire Before Engine Arrives
The chauffeur for Mr. John E. Muhi ford of Sherbrooke road contained a gasoline blaze in a garage after an explosion while hauling a car yesterday morning. He moved the car outside and doused flames with a garden hose, forestalling serious damage until Engine No. 1 arrived.
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John E. Muhiford
Sherbrooke Road
Hartsdale Triumph Over Guarantee Trust in 6-4 Win
Hartsdale defeated the Guarantee Trust Company of New York 6 to 4 in a Sunday afternoon baseball game. The local team prepares for a rematch next Saturday against the Federals of the Plains to showcase their skill.
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Gonnin Tower
Hartsdale
Guarantee Trust Company of New York
Federals
Plains
Realty Note: Scar sdale conveyance of 94 Map No 1 Greenacres
The Real Estate Record notes a single realty transfer this week in Scarsdale. Margaret Wheeler sold plot 94, Map No 1 Greenacres in New York to Wales Burrows of 17 East 38th Street, via L. T. and F. Co., revenue stamp $10.
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Scarsdale
Margaret Wheeler
Wales
Burrows
Easti 38Th Street
New York
L. T. and F. Co
Greenacres
Hartsdale Republicans Reorganize and Elect Officers
The RhyoBstein Club of the 17th Election District in Greenburgh held a reorganization meeting at Townsend & Company offices in Central Avenue Hartsdale. Officers were elected for the year and fifty new members enrolled as plans for the fall campaign were discussed.
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RhyoBstein Club
Town of
Greenburgh
Townsend & Company
Central Avenue
Hartsdale
Report on Isolation Hospital Work Reveals Costs and Deaths
County supervisors in White Plains heard a report on the Isolation Hospital, noting 179 total cases by Monday and 14 deaths including a 3 year old. Construction cost 21 980, operating 12 360 37, total 34 610 17 to date. further 20 000 in appropriation was requested. The War Department threatened action over Yonkers sewage plant. Bronx Parkway Commission outlined 300 000 land costs and 44 000 admin costs, with one fourth to be raised by the county.
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Board of Supervisors
White Plains
Jete Board
Leseary
War ‘Baker
War ‘Department
Yonkers
War Department
Bronx Valley Sewer Commissioners
Bronx ‘Valley Sewer
Werner
Rye
Coast Artillery
Port Chester
Bronx Parkway Commission
Fox Meadow Tennis Club Hosts Two Week Tournaments
The Fox Meadow Tennis Club announces two events this week. Men’s singles begin Saturday at 2 30 with Friday entry deadline. entries to H B Shank Heathcote Road or Hugh White Post Road and also at 437 Madison Avenue New York. Women’s doubles start tomorrow at 10 30 with individual entries and partner drawn by lot. entries close today and fees are 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Meadow
Heathcote Road
Hugh White
Post Road
Madison Avenue
New York
Health Rules Violations Set for Court Tomorrow
Two health regulation cases go before Judge Mercer at Town Hall tomorrow. Jacob Miller faces charges by the Sanitary Inspector Beese for public nuisance related to pig handling. A southern village resident, recently visited by her sister from New York, will be arraigned for quarantine violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Jacob Miller
Sanitary
Beese
New York
Plans for Bronx River Parkway beautification near Scarsdale
Bronxville officials unveil fall plans for grading and surfacing a Parkway drive between Crane Road Scarsdale and Woodberry Place White Plains to boost pleasure traffic. The proposal includes dredging a lake at Scarsdale, building a bath house, refinancing Bronxville offices, and creating drives and paths west of the river linking Bronxville rail, Tuckahoe, and Crestwood playgrounds with two large connected water bodies for skating in winter.
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Bronx Parkway Commission
Bronxville
Bronx River Reservation
Scarsdale
Crane Road
Woodberry Place
White Plains
An Tinue
Parkway Commission
Paraghece
Leonard Factory
Headquarters Commission
Bronx
Iver
Rock
Posge
Bronxville ‘Railroad
Satls
Joeville
Tuckahoe
Bronxville l
Eastchester
Crestwood
Romantic rumor in Tuckahoe sparks a cautious affair
In Tuckahoe a romantic tale centers on H Hall and Harold Porter aboard "Farm End" on Post Road. Crestwood's cynical bachelor Cunningham discovers a softer side as he shelters Margaret in a muddy moment and revisits thoughts on marriage. He kemudian returns to New York to debate "Why men should marry."
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Tuckahoe
Sal
Soomeonay
Ho Hall
Tidusook
Harold Porter
Crestwood
Bachel
Bronx
Margaret
New Yorke
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Jem
White Pidins
N. Y
Scarsdale Hardware Company
Scarsdale, Ave
Joseph G. Wyman
Certified Public Accountant
Wall Street
Scarsdale Estates
Robert & Farley
Country Life Permanent Exposition
Grand Central Terminal
York City
Martine Ave
Democrats
Republicans
George A. C. Christiancy
D. B. Metcalf
Howard E. Townsend
B. S. Townsend
Howardy.e. Townsend
Charles A. Schock
John “Twirtame
Roy W. Briggs
Republican Club
Townsend & Co
FOX Meadow Tennis Club
H. Hall
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