Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-31
S3O8.I4 FOR
BLIND BABIES
SUMMIT HOME:
Efforts OF State Children's
Sunshine Society Here
Are Well Rewarded.
HAD TAG DAY SATURDAY
School Children Given Prizes
for Efficient Service In
Raising Funds.
MANY TAGS PURCHASED
Mrs. C. H. Edwards, Only
Local Member Of Society,
Assisted In Work.
MANY TAGS PURCHASED

The children of the public schools
OF this city turned in $308.14 last
Saturday as a thank offering for
their own beautiful eyes to the Blind
Babies Home at Summit. They tag
ged all day, turning in their banks
at 8 P. M, each child who sold even
one tag receiving a German silver
badge to wear ever after as mem
Der of the Junior Blind Babies Sun
shine Club Of Perth Amboy. Mrs. C.
II. Edwards, of 1872 High street, Is
the president.
as follows:
the boy who sold the most in town,
Douglas Chamberlain, of school No
Z, $6.2S.
the girl who sold the most in town,
Violet Luckenville, of the Grammar
school, $5.49.
School No. Leads.
School No. did not get ethel of
children out selling tags. They turn
ed in $70.65, the most Of any school,
School No 6 came next with
pp9.9o, SCilool No. 4, 9oA.Oo, sCAOOl
No. 5, $S8.25; school No, s, $23.13;
school No. 2, $1,000; grammar
school, $17.50; school No. 4, 5000;
Ligh school, fifty-eight cents. Other
collections were turned in through
individuals and interested friends
working at headquarters.
The report of moneys received
through the mail is not included In
htn fCtn n1 r,aiN Hl,nA II N
8 at Maurer. The amount thus con-
tributed will be added and announced
later.
School Prizes. ,.
School No. 1--Bat and ball, Oscar
Lind; necklace, Eva Schwartz.
School No. 2--Bat and ball, Clar-
ence Hoagland; necklace, Matilda
Deitz.
School No. 3-Not reported yet.
School No. 4-Bat and ball, Henry
Kutcher; necklace, Bertha Edelstein.
School No 5-Bat and ball, Frank
Garrieniak; necklace, Walterine Slo-
Whisky.
School No. 6-Bat and ball, Har-
old Cole; necklace, Sarah Heftlz
School No. 7-Bat and bali, Will
liam Wilentz; necklace, Olga Johan-
School No. S-Bat and ball, Nels
Miller; necklace, Mary Okartch.
Grammar Sehool-Bat and ball,
John Nelson; necklace, Ruth Jacob
son.
High School-Bat and ball, Chris
tian Miller; no necklace awarded
Credit Marks.
The children who got credit marks
by selling over one dollars worth of
tags-a credit being given for each
dollar-are as follows:
Irene McGreal, $2.88; Clarence
Hoagland, $2.25; Matilda Deitz.
$2.20; John Miller, $1.45; Harry
Cheshansky, STAG; Helen Stokes,
$1.10; Emil Blanchard, $1.10; No.
223 of School No. 6 (name obliterat-
ed), SITS; Albert Belgrave, $500;
Mary Porter, $1.54; Marion Peter
son, $1.70; Annie Baisarth, $1.15;
Marie Beck, Sill; Johanna Misch-
Ter. $2.64; Johnny Mischler, $3.50;
Ahelone Sehandhold, $1.35; Harold
Collie, $3.04: Sarah Heitz, $3.45;
Eleanore Kerlese, STAG; Aguster
Meyers, $2.20; Rocky Ceres, $1.03;
Annie Olessen. $2.10; Mary Ukairtch,
S270; Emer Nelson, $1.29; Tommy
Heron, $1.14; Mary Jordan, $1.47;
Emma- -Mathersen, $1.25; Nels Miller,
$2.20; Clara Johanskey, $2.10;
Frank Garrioniack, SPAS; Annie
Koltanoff, 1929; Walterine Slovin-
sky, $2.65; Steve Bosie, $1.60; Steve
Reeves, $3.50; Walter Bagarmisky,
s1.10; Axtel Jorgensen, $105; Wal
ter Nielsen, s1.36; George Larsen,
$172; William Jorgensen, $1.03;
Benta Edelstein. $1.05; Henry Kut-
cher, s1.76; John Wesley, $1.37;
Gustave Budnar, SLOT; Henry Fras-
eg, $40; Douglas Fraser, $1.85;
Robert Cracken, 1925; Bertha
Young, s1.20; Arnold Christensen,
$100; Gladys Sheppard, $1.73;
Sarah Fingerote, s2.92; William
Walentz, $2.70; Sophie Christensen,
$1.2S; Hazel Brogger, $1.10; Esther
Christensen, s1.0O; John Ulbrick,
$1.45; Olga Johansen. $2.98; Wes-
ley Van Dorm, s1.35; Douglas Cham
berlain, $500; Alma Peterson, 81;
Mabel Iverson, s2,10; Collen Larsen,
$3.50; John Henradi, 1888; Bessie
Rochlind, s1.50; John Nelson, s1.23;
Ruth Jacobson, 1924; Violet Luck
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