Evening journal., 1911-03-01
NEW CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
Many Scholars Get on Feb
ruary Honor ROll--SChOOl
Election on Saturday
SOLICITOR AND CITY
COUNCILMEN IN CONFERENCE

NEW CASTLE, March 1.-The new
Castle Board Of Education at its meet
ing last evening heard a pleasing re-
port from Professor Fryer regarding
the commercial course and stenog-
raphy In the High School The pupils
are getting along very nicely In the
work On motion Of Mr. Mclvor the
question Of admitting outside pupils
not regularly enrolled be left TO the
Committee on Teachers, and Miss
Carver with power TO act.
Members of the Board spoke in
pleasant strain regarding the rela-
tions always existing between the
members of the board. Mr.. Ferris,
president Of the Board; Mr. Manlove,
chairman of the finance committee,
and Mr. McIvor, chairman Of the COM
pulsory education committee, are the
retiring members.
The election will be held on next
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Ferris and
Mr.. Manlove are candidates for re-
election. Mr.. McIvor has decided not to
run, he being a candidate for mayor.
Neil B. Sentman and Alexander p.
Goudiss are candidates to succeed Mr..
Mclvor.
Following are the honor pupils in
the schools:
Eigth Grade--Irvin Duncan, Soph-
ronia Farmer. Minerva Taylor, John
Cannon, Bessie Leach, Ethel Mccall
lister. Margaret Walz, Elmer Ingram.
Seventh Grade-Lenora Lank, Mar
ian Bacon. Thomas Hewlett, William
Mcdowell, Ella Green, Elizabeth Bull.
Dorothy Montgomery. Matilda Wolfe,
Gertrude Ingram, Anna Smith, John
Whiteside. Hugh McCsughn.
Sixth Grade-Walter Kern, Mary
Gilman, Esther Vining, Mary Moody.
Francis Farmer, Alfred Hushebeck,
Cortland Pinder Susie Downy.
Fifth Grade-Jean McCaughn,
Charles Wertenbaker, Elizabeth Mad
den, Charles Ingram, Leona Hermann,
Elsie Manning, Hattie Barnes, Oscar
Devinish Beulah Whitlock, Anna
Davidson.
Fourth Grade-Robert Kennedy,
John Warren, George Tobin, Robert
Roth, James Loveless, Elsie Walls,
Jack Davidson, Ruth Nickerson, Mary
Putnam.
Second Grade-Douglass Proud,
David Miller. Clara Ingram, Harlan
Ferry, Joseph Cannon, Marvin Hat
ton. -.tnt
First Grade-Elizabet Mckay. John
Quimby, Margaret Barr, Earl Weggen-
mann. Leon King. Charles Cannon,
Edward Challenger, John Barnes,
John Edwards, Elizabeth Durfee,
Sarah Bryson.
Miss Deakyne's sehool-sarah
whiteside, May Forest, Ada Walling,
May Clarke, Samuel Cole. Benjamin
Gonce, Harry Sharpe, Mildred Jones,
o'SHss0 Miss with, 'wVyiHlbh,eIm,s schooI-rvory
Sharp. May Jones, Laura Wilson, VIII
son Ivory, Lillian Wilmot, William
Louth.
Ozro Lunt said today that under no
consideration will he be a candidate
for City Council.
Edward F. Naylor. Frank Jones,
William Weggenmann and Theodore
Cavender are candidates for City
Council from the Second ward
Friends of John T. Stoops are urg-
ing him for president Of City Coun-
Gil
City Council held a conference last
evening with City Solicitor Cooper re-
garding the bills before the Legis-
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outstanding taxes is we'll under way.
The funeral of Dorothy Davidson,
daughter OF Howard Davidson, took
place this afternoon. Services were
conducted by the Rev. f. X Moore
and interment made IN Glebe ceme-
terry.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lane took place
this morning. Interment was made
in the Presbyterian cemetery. Ser,
vices we're conducted by the Rev. S
B. Wyle
Loomis o. Wise has moved into hil
new residence at Fourth and Chestnu
streets.
The musicale given in the Sunda,
school room Of the Methodist Churcl
last evening was a success
Lenten services will be held in st
Peters Church this evening, when thl
ashes will be distributed This ser
vice is a reminder Of death and n,
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