Evening journal., 1914-10-28
Commend Students
FOR School WORK
New Castle Board of Educa-
tiOn Without Quorum So
Body AdiOurnS
MR.. WILSON IN
DEATH SHADOW
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 2S-As there
was no quorum present at the meet
ing of the Board of Education last
night, that body adjourned without
transacting much business. Arrange.
ments we're made for the several
committees to approve bills.
Professor Dye reported the follow
ing pupils deserving of special COM
mendation:
First grade-William Gebhardt.
Harry Hurd, Edgar Megginson, Eu-
gene Bennett, Margaret Janvier, Ed
ma Duncan, Barbara King, Anna
Clayton, Carrie Atkinson, Ruth Will
helm, Ella Gravatt, Charles Towns
end, Vernon Mcdowell, Clifford Pres
ten, Matilda King, Vernon Hall, Gill
bert Bender, King McNally, Vivian
Moyle, Elsie Wipf, Mary Thompson,
Erwin Thatcher.
Second grade-Gertrude Taylor,
Edward Pinder, Arcadia Smith, Will
liam Stevenson, Ethel Gravatt, Isaac
Windsor, Addie Duling, Alice Keegan,
Cuthbert Bridgewater, Benjamin
Leach, Margaret Patton, Elias Clay
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son, Olga Glanden, Mildred Fehl, Og-
den WISE.
Third grade-Arthur Miller, Harry
Ahern, James Wilson, Alice Jemison,
Elizabeth Milligan, Louise Eliason.
John Cannon, Elizabeth Parks, AL
line Toppin, Oakley Eskridge, Eliza
beth Cannon, Minnie Burd, Samuel
/ Georgeas, Leah Glanden, John Berry.
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| Francis Mitchell John Edwards,
( James White, Paul Strimple, Norman
/ Riley, Jack Holiday, Lillian Proud,
/ Martha Shaw, Elizabeth Durfee,
/ Archie Lank, Edward Challenger, Abe
Kermon, Mildred Connell.
Fifth grade-Esther Berry, Edna
Deemer. Helen Plummer, Edward
J Bruce, James Hickman, John Can
/, Weggenmann, Herman Gravatt,
Charles King, Cora Jacobs, Charles
Cannon, Hazel Bender, Helen Burd.
Sixth grade-Mildred Berry, En-
ma Challenger, Mabel Eskridge, An
ma Louth, James Loveless, Lillian
Miley, David Miller, Thomas Richey,
May Roberts, Edna Rhoads, Blanche
| Sibley, James Shepherd, John Wal
/
Seventh grade-Ethel Quigley,
Mary Eliason, Mildred Holiday, Re-
gina Rothrock, Florence Townsend,
Mary Givason, Helen Davidson, Clin-
ton Mitchell.
Eighth grade-Anna Davidson,
Elsie Eskridge, Ethel Louth, Maude
Perrem. Irene Davis, Earl Banks.
David Harrington, Lee Goudiss, Iar-
vey King, Paul Owens, George Kern.
No. SchoOl-Joseph Whiteside,
Catharine Boyle, Joseph Miller, Alex
ander Subarg, Charles Megginson,
Alice Hurd, Mary Davis, Beatrice
Jones, Pearl Toppin, Thomas Toppin,
Serena Green, William Louth.
Grades one and two-Catherine
Louth, Mary Butler, Julian Dunning,
Charles Whiteside, Louise Clark.
Walter Gouce. Fred Peck, Raymond
Hurd, Wallace Bratton.
The Current Events Glass of the
New Century Club will hold a meet
ing this afternoon.
Il Deputy Recorder Of Deeds John VI.
Wilson is in a critical condition in
Philadelphia hospital. Ten days ago
he broke down under a nervous at
tack and coupled with a complica-
ton Of diseases, there is no hope
for his recovery.
Following the announcement I'm
. THE EWING JOURNAL yesterday
regarding the hauling of sand from
Ocean Beach, the people expressed
themselves freely that the damage
done should be repaired.
The girls of the Camp Fire of
Harrison Street NJ. E. Church will
visit the Camp Fire Girls OF the NJ z.
Church here next week.
The committee in charge of the ball
for the benefit of the Good viii Fire
> Company expects a crowd in the
Opera House on Friday night