Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-18
FINAL SPELLING
CONTESTS BRING
OUT HIGH MARKS
Result of Competition Reflects
Great Credit on instruction
COurse-Prizes Awarded.

The fnal spelling contest for public
school children was held last night at
the Morton Street School before a large
audience of the children's parents and
interested friends. Preliminary con-
tests had been held at the different
schools, in which the best spoilers in
the various grades were selected to rep
resent the school in last nights COM
petition.
After a very close contest the fol-
lowing winners were announced: Third
grade, first prize, Edward Zuna, Avon
Avenue School; second prize, Cecilia
Grabowski, Thirteenth Avenue School;
third prize, Eva Kritzman, Monmouth
Street School. Others who competed In
this grade were: Ida Apple, Belmont
Avenue; Jacob Glickman, Bergen
Street; Catherine Burch, Bruce Street;
Michael Brundo, Burnet Street; Nahum
Slutzky, Camden Street; Olga Jantress,
Central Avenue; Bertha Rabofsky,
Charlton Street; Becky Schaeffer, Eigh-
teenth Avenue; Christina Hid, Fiji
tenth Avenue; Charles. Conner, Frank
lin; Loretta Inseld, Hamburg Place;
Mary Begley, Hawkins Street: Alice
Alderman, Hawthorne Avenue; Marion
Holgate. Lafayette Street; Louis Gross
man, Morton Street; Gottlieb Schlegel,
Newton Street; Rosie Fera, Oliver
Street; Hazel Spicer, South Street;
Helen Emerson, South Eighth Street;
Cora Dickson, South Tenth Street;
William Hattersley, Sussex Avenue;
John Kohaut. Warren Street; Theodore
Scholtz, Washington Street; Lillian
Amenn, Waverly Avenue; Robert
Schroeder, Fourteenth Avenue.
Fourth Grade winners.
In the fourth grade the following
winners were announced: First prize,
Pauline Infeld, Hamburg Place School;
second prize. John Storch. Avon Ave-
u School; third prize, Anna Mitvak,
Belmont Avenue School. Others who
took part were: Earl Robinson. Bergen
Street; George Schooner, Bruce Street;
Mildred Goodman, Burnett Street; Eva
Cholbricher, Camden Street; Thomas
McGrath, Central Avenue; Lloyd Lew
ellyn, Charlton Street; Margaret Dan
oak, Eighteenth Avenue; Josephine
Grasse, Fifteenth Avenue; Joseph Jor-
dan, Fourteenth Avenue: Harry Mason,
Franklin; Annie Hertling, Hawkins
Street; Joseph Knapp, Hawthorne Ave-
nue.; Vemamico Denato, Lafayette
Street; Charles Krautblatt, Monmouth
Street; Samuel Richman, Morton
Street; Anna Haber, Newton Street;
Sabina Murray, Oliver Street; Fred
Rotondi, Seventh Avenue; Elsie Ruhl,
South Street; William Kelledt, South
Eighth Street; Edward Rothlisberger,
South Tenth Street; Charles Stephens,
Sussex Avenue; Freda Paulis, Thir-
teenth Avenue; Louisa Tesla, Warren
Street; Helen Campbell, Washington
Street; Peter Miller, Waverly Avenue.
The result in the fifth grade was:
First prize, Miriam Fischel. Sussex
avenue school; second prize, Edna
Raag, Fourteenth avenue school: third
prize, Odella Clark, Central avenue
Others who competed were:
Margaret Kilmer, Avon emu Sadie
Goldberg, Belmont Matthew
Smith, Bergen street; Alma Gilmore,
Bruce street; Hans Geyer, Burnet
street; Dora Siegel, Camden street:
Isadore Breslin, Charlton street; Naomi
Hauser, Eighteenth street; Laura
Yourkoski, Fifteenth avenue; Herbert
McGrory, Franklin; Ida Cooperman,
Hamburg place; Mary Moran, Hawkins
Anna Kelly, Hawthorne avenue
Katie Ettinger, Lafayette street; Bes-
sic Neuman, Monmouth street.; Viola
Biedron, Morton street; Elizabeth Muir
ply. Newton street; Camille Tipaldi,
avenue; Sarah Zusman, South
street; Harry Casterlin, South Eighth
street; Walter Koehler, South Tenth
Getta Handler, Thirteenth
avenue; Augustus Abbondante, Warren
Gertrude Hyde, Washington
street; Helen Benz. Waverly avenue.
Close Contest.
The contest in the advanced grade
was very close and resulted as fol-
lows: First prize. Evelyn SHERMAN.
Street School: second prize,
Louise Caille, Bergen Street School;
third prize, Carl Italian, Avon Avenue
School. The other competitors In this
grade were: Mary Palevsky, Belmont
Avenue; Frank Meehan, Bruce Street;
Pauline Siegel, Camden Street; Ruth
Cronhelt, Central Avenue; Gussie Wolf
man, Charlton Street; Philip Levi,
Avenue; Elizabeth Snow
den, Fifteenth Avenue; Lillian Bertch,
Fourteenth Avenue; Joseph D'A~scensio.
Franklin; Berbard Reilly, Hamburg
Place; Alice Cashion, Hawkins Street;
Oscar Vincent. Hawthorne Avenue;
Ferdinand Welebir, Lafayette Street;
Sabina S~chatzberg, Morton Street; u
sic Blast, Newton Street; George Nc
Comb, Oliver Street; Joseph Porgella.
Seventh Avenue; Ethel Leonard, South
Street; Fred Morrison, South Eighth
street; George Cook, South Tenth
Street; Fred Reidenback, Sussex Ave-
nue.; David Nudelman, Thirteenth
Avenue; Nathan Kemph, Washington
Street; William Rech, Waverly Avenue.
The prizes in each grade were: First,
complete Students Dictionary; second,
two volumes Of Century Stories;"
third. "Just So Stories" by Kiplfng.