Evening journal., 1919-01-29
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Workman Suffers Loss of
One Hand in NIL
Accident
HONOR ROLL
PUPILS ANNOUNCED
Special to The Evening Journal.

/ Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Jan. 29.-Niiss
Helen L. Comstock, Home Demons.ra-
tlon Agent OF Delaware College. will
meet with the Home and Sch1ol AssO-
ciation here tomorrow evening and pre-
sent the program OF work OF the Farm
Bureau st essing health conservation.
At the Century Club last evening Miss
Rich spoke on better educational con-
ditions.
Mrs. Selden S. Deemer, State chairman
Of civics, will be In charge OF the Cur
rent Events Glass OF the Century Club
on Friday afternoon. Mrs. II. d. Boyer
Of Smyrna will speak.
The Rev. ]. r. Bicking, who has been
III, Will conduct the weekly prayer
service and revival in The NJ E. Church
this evening.
Dan Cioffantonio. aged GO years. me!
with a painful accident TO both hands
at the Baldt Plant yesterday. necessi-
tating amputation, which operation was
performed at the Delaware Hospital.
Dan has a wife and children In Italy.
One son with whom he made his home,
lives on Clayton street, New Castle.
The Rev. S. B. Wylle will conduct
the prayer service In the Presbyterian
Church this evening.
James ]. Peterson, aged 3 years. died
Monday at the Colored Orphans Home
near Hare's Corner.
Jacob Ellis, aged years. died yes
terday at the home. At present m1ny
OF the children are very III.
Many people OF the town will remem-
Der William J. Hoffman, son OF the
late Charles Hoffman, former propri-
stor OF the Jefferson House. Mr.. Hoff-
man located at Portland, Oregon, and
In the words OF the magazine publish
ed by Al Kader Temple. A. A. U. NJ. S.
OF which he is Illustrious Potentate. che
has arrived" According TO this article
he Is quite a leading person in Port
land.
John T. 2. Clayton, who has been
very III was out today.
Miss Mary Eliason, daugiite- OF Lieu
tenant Governor and Mrs L. f. Eliason,
who has been i'll, is recovering.
The following Is the list Of the pupils
OF public schools who deserve honorable
mention for the month Of January:
Miss Davis. Third Grade-Clay Bridge
water, Catherine Tindle. Eleanor
Cramer, Helen Boyce. Gilbert Bender,
Francis Gebhart, Jessie McCarter, Had
ley Clymer. John Biddle. Marie Caven-
der. Mabel Whiteside. Emma Refs,
Miss Bacon, First Grade-Earl Blan-
ton, Harold Gooden, Frederick VIII
helm, Herbert Tobin. Thomas Gravell,
Amanda Smith, Adelaide Rossell,
Catharine Whiteside. Lawrence Biddle,
Edward Hemphill.
Miss Pedrick, No. 3.-Eva Hammond.
Elizabeth Megginson, Catherine Konicka,
Richard Davis, Charles Jones, Theodore
Meggfnson, Earl Freebury.
Miss Jaquette. No. 3-Lillian Ferris,
Myrtle Watson. Ethel Ford. James Pier
gallini, Charles Maloney. Michael
Divoreski, Alexander Divoreski.
Miss Downie. Eighth Grade-Rosie
Seymour, Martha Shaw, Elizabeth Long,
Sara Bryson. Harold Bannsr. Paul
Strimple, Frank Kern, John Holiday,
Lester Ingram. Edward Challenger.
Miss Platt, Seventh Grade-Ruth Zim-
norman, Mary Davis. Minnie Burd,
Cannon, Leah Glanden, Mary
Beatrice Jones. James Wilson,
Sadie Burris. Harry Ahern, John Can
non. Oakley Eskridge.
Miss Wise-Sixth Grade Willard
James Challenger, Addie Daling,
George Jarrel, Elizabeth Jones. Alice
Bennie Leach. Mary Miller.
Fritz Pfrommer. Edward Plnder. Nor
man Seymour. Carlisle Tobin. Ogden
Wise.
Miss Cooley. Fifth Grade-Mildred
Parker, Vivian Neogle. Margaret
Edna Scott. Edith Stanley,
Refs. Carrie Atkinson, Harry
Long, Mary Burris. Elsie Dilts, Wallace
Clifton Thompson. William
Gebhart, William Stevenson, Wallace
Cannon.
Miss Green-Fourth Grade - Helen
Jones, Ruth Jarrel. Gladys Butler,
Charles Cannon, Richard Georges, |
Emma Rossell, Marian Moody, Arthur |
Nellie Seward. Elsie Stidham.
Paul Bicking.