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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1955

Page

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Public Hearing on Shawnee Road Closure in Village

The Village Board will hold a public hearing Tuesday night at 8 15 in the Village Hall Annex to discuss removing Shawnee Road between Butler and Chesterfield Roads from the official map and closing this section. The action has been debated for years among the board the District 1 Board of Education and private property owners near Fox Meadow School.

Shawnee Rd Butler Chesterfield Rds Village Hall Post and Drake Rds Board of Education District 1 Fox Meadow

Four Orientation Sessions Planned By Heathcote PTA

Heathcote PTA announces four orientation meetings at the school this fall replacing an open house. Sessions begin at 8 15 p m with separate evenings for different grade parents and include brief talks by PTA president Mrs Nathaniel R Loubet and Principal Dr George F Raab.

Heathcote Frederick Romberg PTA Nathaniel R. Loubet George F. Raab

Steckler Wins County Tennis Singles Title

Phil Steckler Jr. defeated Dubraska 6-1 6-2 to win the county men’s singles after eliminating Bob Smith 6-2 6-2 in the semifinals. Dr. David Fertig claimed the men’s title with a 6-1 6-2 win over Pete Wolff, and Mrs. Marie Nagorski became the women’s champion by beating Mrs. Caro lyn Nelson 6-1 6-3. Mixed and doubles events begin tomorrow with juniors finishing Sunday.

Phil Steckler, Jr Dubraska Steckler Bob Smith Jack Stewart David Fertig Pete Wolff Dr. Fertig Albert Oettinger Wolff Bill Pinney Marie Nagorski Carolyn Nelson Nelson Ruth Harriman Nagorski Laura Krieger

Loste Captures First Flight at Scarsdale Club

Larry Loste won the first flight title at Scarsdale Golf Club last weekend defeating Lee Lyons 3 and 2 while Stanley Dow beat Stewart McDonald 1 up on 19th and Gordon Gardner overtook Richard Reineke 3 and 2 in other finals. Roy Lankenau led medal play with 78 14 64, and Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Brown won a mixed foursome 174 16 158.

Larry Loste Scarsdale Golf Club Lee Lyons Stanley Dow Stewart McDonald Gordon Gardner Richard Reineke Roy Lankenau Courtney C. Brown

Season Winners Named in Long Island Sound Yacht Races

Gar rison R. Corwin and Henry Boschen of Scarsdale secure season titles as races end Sunday. Corwin leads in the 210s and Boschen takes the S-class with Bob Walsh of Scarsdale as runner-up.

Long Island Sound

Church News Editorials And Theaters Page Highlights

Church notes and editorial commentaries feature discussions on local issues. Theatre pages cover upcoming productions and reviews, with society notes and announcements from community groups.

Long Island Sound Tides and Sunset Times Listed

The report lists high tide times for Long Island Sound starting today at 4 20 p m and continuing through next Friday 10 39 p m September 30. Sunset times are 6 57 p m today and 6 45 p m next Friday, with daily variation noted.

Long Island Sound

George B. Clifton Dies in Scarsdale at 75

Scarsdale mourns civic leader George B. Clifton who died at 75 Sunday night at Northern Westchester Hospital. A lifelong resident of 230 Boulevard and Pound Ridge, Clifton served as village trustee three terms and held roles with The Town Club since 1928, including president in 1930 and 1931. he guided fire and water departments and was a long time governor and treasurer.

George B. Clifton Scarsdale Northern Westchester Hospital Mr. Clifton Boulevard Pound Ridge Rd Pound Ridge Karl Finsterbusch Clifton Town Club

Outdoor Art Show Draws Crowds in Scarsdale

Scarsdale Art Ass'n hosted its fourth annual Outdoor Show on Sept. 17, drawing enthusiastic crowds who arrived early and lingered late. More than $600 in sales and 23 of 125 paintings sold, plus 18 John Scott Williams portraits, highlighted a day of live demonstrations, donations, and community support led by president Sterling A. Callison and chair Mary Davenport.

Scarsdale Art Ass’n John Scott Williams Nia Carol Blanchard Max Gerstle White Plains Scarsdale Christie Place Sterling A. Callison Art Ass'n Mary Davenport Association Miss Davenport Lyford P. Beveridge June Chatfield Valerie Davenport Charles B

De Wolf Named Fund Director for Scarsdale Group

John W. De Wolf of Bell Rd has been named to the board of directors of the Scarsdale Community Fund and Council Inc to fill the unexpired term of Alfred P. Slaner of Normandy Lane through March 1958. Slaner resigned after serving on the Board of Education District 2 and cited limited time. De Wolf has long supported Community Fund drives serving as captain and district chairman for Arthur Manor and for two years chaired the Eastern Division.

John W. de Wolf Bell Rd Scarsdale Community Fund and Council, Inc Alfred P. Slaner Normandy Lane Slaner District 2 de Wolf Arthur Manor

Mrs Brady Still Champion at Scarsdale Golf Club Finals

Mrs. George J. Brady remains the Scarsdale Golf Club women's champion after defeating Mrs. Courtney C. Brown six and five in the Sept 15 final. The report lists multiple flight winners, driving and putting prizes, and medal play results from nearby events.

George J. Brady Scarsdale Golf Club Courtney C. Brown Sherwood Bonney Carl Reker Budd Laughlin Charles Frankenhoff Frank Hilton David Brumbaugh John Roeser Raymond Warren Reginald Thompson Harry Ross Edling Ralph Seberhagen Herman Reisenkamp Keith Goodrich John Gass Raymond North George Brady

Practical Politics Course Offered by Scarsdale LWV

The Scarsdale League of Women Voters hosts a three week practical politics course starting next Friday at 9 45 AM at the Studio of the Scarsdale Woman's Club. Open to residents including non members with invitations to Republican and Democratic committee women.

Scarsdale League of Women Voters Scarsdale Woman's Club Harold Clark Penn Boulevard League Democratic Sara Bach Carroll French Manuel Lee Robbins Charles F Hazelwood Robert S. Gordon Floyd Crews Harvey Conover

Honorary Fellow Dr Howard A Rusk Honored by ICS

Dr Howard A Rusk of Green Acres Avenue and NYU Bellevue Medical Center was made an honorary fellow of the International College of Surgeons at its Philadelphia sectional congress. He is noted for immense international contributions to rehabilitation knowledge and practice.

Howard A. Rusk Greenacres Ave Institute of Physical and Rehabilitation Nyu-Bellevue Medical Center Nyc New York Times International College of Surgeons ICS Philadelphia

Jr League Invites New Residents to Oct 6 Meeting

The Junior League invites Scarsdale newcomers to a meeting October 6 at 8 p.m. in Wayside Cottage to learn about village government history and school organization. Speakers include David Mathias, Richard M. Lederer Jr., and Helge S. Johnson. A pre-visit field trip to the Scarsdale Library is planned for October 4 with Girl Scouts and the Women's Exchange.

Scarsdale Wayside Cottage Wayside Lane Post Rd David Mathias Searsdale Richard M. Lederer, Jr Helge S. Johnson Board of Education District 1 Girl Scouts

First Fall Meeting of Education Group Edgemont PTA

The Edgemont PTA Community Committee on Education invites residents to its first fall gathering Monday Oct 3 at 8 15 in the Greenville School all purpose room. Attendees may join and hear a progress report on district schools from Supervising Principal William Moyle Dr William Hough and Miss Martha Sernal.

Edgemont Pta Greenville Sidney Lenz William D. Moyle William C. Hough Edgemont High Martha Sternal

Weather Readings From Popham Rd Station Last Week

Daily high and low temperatures recorded at 4 30 by the Village Engineering Dept at the Popham Rd firehouse under John J. Kappes. From Sept 14 to Sept 20 the highs were 73 81 78 77 83 81 83 and lows 41 59 55 55 53 55 67 with precipitation 0 0 0.03 0 0 0 0.08.

Popham Rd John J. Kappes

Edgemont Choral Announces Rehearsals Start

The Edgemont Choral Group under Frank H. Dunsmore begins rehearsals for the 1955 56 concert season on Wednesday at 8 15 PM in the music room at Seely Place School All who enjoy choral singing are welcome to join.

Edgemont Choral Group Frank H. Dunsmore Seely Place School

Elementary PTA Receives Gifts at September Meeting

Mr and Mrs Harold Burson of Beverly Road donated a mimeograph and addressograph to Edgemont Elementary PTA at an Sept 19 executive board meeting held at Seely Place School led by Mrs Ward Rando presiding. New secretary Mrs H W Meehan was introduced.

Harold Burson Beverly Rd Edgemont PTA Seely Place Ward Rando H. W. Meehan Ferndale Rd van Ness Wood Assemblies Wil Marcus Ball Roger Fish Longview Drive Graham S. Jones

Ridgecrest Woman Receives Urban League Award in White Plains

Mrs. Walter C. Chamberlain of Ridgecrest West wins Urban League of Westchester honor for longtime service as board member. Presentation occurred at League headquarters in White Plains during a Sept. 14 meeting.

Walter C. Chamberlain Ridgecrest West Urban League of Westchester League White Plains

Knitters Sought for Veterans Warmth at Montrose Hospital

Mrs J O Peckham knitting chairman of the Scarsdale Red Cross appeals for volunteers. Wool is plentiful but unused. Knitters should visit the Scarsdale Branch to pick up wool for sweaters afghans and wristlets for veterans at Montrose Hospital.

Town Club to Open Season With Fire Dept Staffing Talk

The Town Club meets Thursday at the High School auditorium for its 1955 56 opening. The police and fire protection committee proposes raising Scarsdale fire force from 29 to 32 men to ensure at least three per shift. Other items include honors for long-time members and plans for nonpartisan village elections procedures. A deed from 1701 to Caleb Heathcote will go on display at the village library.

Police and Fire Protection Committee Scarsdale Fire Department Karl Finsterbusch O. B. Helffrich Spencer Scott Finsterbusch Scott Philip L. Carret Scarsdale Manor of Caleb Heathcote Richard M. Lederer Lederer Village Hall Edward E. Robbins Scarsdale Safety Council Robbins George W. M. Clark G. Darlington Richards Henry J. Placek

Scarsdale LWV Opens Season With Kelley Address

Mrs William J Kelley will address the Scarsdale League of Women Voters at the Woman's Club opening meeting. Dessert and coffee will be served to members and guests at one. The talk will precede a discussion of the league's program for the coming year.

William J. Kelley Scarsdale League of Women Voders Woman's Club Kelley

Mandell and McDermid Triumph in Scarsdale Tennis

Neil Mandell wins the boys title and Jane Mc Dermid the girls title at the Scarsdale junior championships played at Brite Ave courts. Mandell defeated Doug Laws 8-6 6-2, Mc Dermid defeated Betty Brown 6-2 6-1.

Neil Mandell Jane McDermid Scarsldale Brite Ave Recreation Dept Sportscenter Neil Archbishop Stepinac Doug Laws Jane Betty Brown Roger Hull Kenny Weinberg Arnold Moss Alan Biller Neil Kavey Joseph Hertsberg Peter Lewine Bruce Schindler Jim Harris Paul Weinstein

Scarsdale caucuses set tickets for November election

Democratic and Republican caucuses in Scarsdale chose local candidates for the November vote. Republicans named incumbent supervisor George W. Cornell and Justices of the Peace Manuel Whittemore and Waldemar F. Timme. Democratic nominee for supervisor is Sydney Krause with legal candidate Robert E. Delany opposing Timme. Sanders and Democratic town officers were reelected.

Scarsdale Village Hall George W. Cornell Manuel Whittemore Waldemar F. Timme Greenacres Ave Sydney Krause Whittemore Republican Caucus Cornell Westchester County

Made Lt Colonel In Army Reserve Promoted To Dental Corps

From the Adjutant General in Washington comes notice that Dr. Joseph J. Brooks has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in the Dental Corps Reserve. His appointment is effective July 1, 1955, after serving as Major at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland. The Brooks family reside at 18 Ridgedale Rd and he resumes dentistry at Northgate Arts.

Adjutant General Washington Joseph J. Brooks Dental Corps Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland Brooks Ridgedale Rd Dennis Stepinae High School White Plains Joyce Karen Immaculate Heart of Mary Northgate Arts

Scarsdale Recreation Dept Seeks October November Events

Calendar dates for October and November are being received for the master calendar. Program chairmen must submit in writing all upcoming social events meetings and dates to be listed. Deadline is September 20. Mail to Scarsdale Recreation Dept Village Hall.

Scarsdale Recreation Dept

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Heathcote Pta Loste News Index Martin Padley Eastchester Ruth Nickerson Mr. Pascal The Beatrice Durlacher Bill Wolper Mrs. Brady Still Champion Brady Frank Noettling Richard Hellmann Richard Reinecke Heskel Fritts William Johnston Gustave Alexisson Charles Shugert James Spencer Everett Pierce Ben Clark Laughlin Scarsdale Lwv Jr. League Weather Report Edgemont Choral Urban League Award Mandell and McDermid Laws Jim Brown Laurie Weinberg Craig ‘Lyons Mac Albie Oettin Ger Don McPherson Dave Stein Mike Fox Pete Schneider Bill Richardson Paul Asen Bruce Silberstein Jim Marris Bob Greer Mandell Richard Meyers Laws-Weinberg Macnamara-Hull Wrightsman-Moss Lazarus-Stott Greer-Oetlinger Fox-Kavey Richardson-Asen Mandell-Harris Carolyn Trager Nancy Grossman Susan White Sandra Wilbert Alice Weinstein Frances Rumsey Nadine Netter Ann Zook McDermid-Trager White Sally Wilson Sue Wallach-Weinstein McDer Sidney Krause James D. Hopkins Westchester Krause E. Newton Wilmington Sara L. Bach Bennett J. Marks Leo Hirsch, Jr
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