The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-28
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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and Friday. on account OF q severe
cold.
Deborah Jones. q 1915 graduate.
visited here last Thursday.
Charles Brown. while playing Soc
Ger, was hit on the head by a stray
QUOT and the doctor was obliged to
take several stitches.
The second division OF the Az
class have finished story called
"Thc House and the Brain by r..
Buyer Lytton.
The Brownson school had flower
show. Thursday. Sept. %. 1915 Five
boys went out In the woods and got
a great many flowers. Last year
the school won the prize OF IS.
Miss Mayworm and Mr.. Frederick
visited our school during the past
week.
Miss Netting is now domestic SCI
encs instructor at Houghton. There
are As girls In the two classes which
are conducted on Friday evening.
Teacher and pupils of room Il re-
greet the absence OF John Moylan.
who Is III.
| Miss Conover, assistant supervisor
OF drawing OF the first four grades.
visited our building on Thursday.
Since the Houghton school play
ground has been enlarged, Earl Ben
son. our principal. has arranged the
yard 80 as to give each room a sec
] ton for it's own use. The A room
now has ample space for indoor
baseball.
Miss Larkins' room. room c. had
perfect attendance on Wednesday
Sept. 20.
Houghton school enrolment has
reached . total OF 527.
| The girls Of room A nave organ
lied their newcomb team. and are
practicing daily. They have elected
Prudence Rich as captain, and ar
garet Steedman as assistant. All
are anxious to become good players
Although the number belonging
In room F has now reached 10S
more are enrolling daily.
The following boys were given
honorable mention at the close OF
the ny campaign: Harold Berg. for
mer inspector of Ward eleven; Alb
raham Stolarsky, OF Wards three
and I'VE; Ben Waterstone, Of Ward
three; Arthur Harris, of Ward two:
Clarence Paulli, of Ward fifteen
Gerald Cavanagh. Of Ward nine:
Theodore and Eugene Osius, OF
Wards seventeen Co and seventeen
CD; George Brady, Of Ward seven
teen (E); Clarence Hayward. OF
Ward seven: Ben Burdick. OF Ward
Ave; Irwin Strelke. OF Ward II fE,.
and John Holstein, of Ward II (A).
A farewell meeting OF captains
and lieutenants of the league was
held at the Board of Health ONCE
Tuesday afternoon at p. m, TO re-
ceive instructions for the remaining
days OF the campaign. Many awards
were made. Harold Berg, formeI
inspector Of Ward eleven. was pre-
sented with q handsome book which
contained the following inscription:
ITO Harold Berg, for good work az
inspector in Junior Sanitary league.
with compliments from Upton
Shreve. chief inspector, September
22d, 1915"
The inspectors who were allowed
to retain their badges as q mark
OF merit are: Harold Berg. George
Brady, Gerald Cavanagh; Fred Saw
yer. Cecil Stanhope, Clarence PAUL..
Theodore and Eugene Osius. George
Sawyer, Clifton Stewart, Arthur Har'
ris and Irwin Strehlke.
Harold Berg inspector Of Ward
eleven, will hold q farewell meeting
with his captains and lieutenants 1T
the Daniel Campau school, Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. He Will
make an address to his fellow CO
operatives in which he will denote
the good which their services have
rendered.
The Twentieth Century club OF
Detroit (it is rumored) will present
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