The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-17
Drawn For
December Court
Eight Women on the Two Panels
One From Penns Grove on
Grand Jury

OIlt TIOItt L cktItS UIONC VII
Grand Jury
Considerable interest was shown In
the drawing of the panels of jurors for
the December term of Court on Tues
day when it became known that the
names of several women were included
in the list. Mrs. Eleanor Summerill, OF
Penns Grove, and Mrs. Caroline w,
Beckett, of Salem, will bear the unique
distinction of being the first women in
Salem County to serve on the Grand
Jury. Those drawn on the Petit Jury
are Mrs. Mary Ayres, of Alloway; Mrs.
Anna Williams, of Lower Alloways
Creek; Mrs. E. H. johnson. of Carneys
Point; Mrs. Emma Ayares, of Elsinboro,
and Mrs. Mary ID. p. Hiles, of Salem.
In addition to Sheriff A. x. Bran
drift, who made the drawing in the
of Judge Edward c. Wadding-
ton and Jury Commissioner Isaac G.
Smick, there were present in Court
Prosecutor Daniel w. Beckley, former
Prosecutor Daniel V. SummerilI. Jr. I'm
der Sheriff Brown. Deputy County
Clerk Benjamin E. Harris. Miss Chris
tine N. Harris and Court Crier Dixon.
There is a murder case on for the
coming term which begins on Tuesday,
21st, and the entire panel
must be in attendance, so there is no
by which the ladies can be excused
attendance and serving, if called,
unless challenged by counsel.
Grand Jury
Edward A. Heron, L. P. Neck
Walter Hackett, Pilesgrove
Joseph Pancoast, L.. A. Creek
Howard Beal, Alloway
William P. Wright, Penns Grove
Frank S. Beaston, Elisonboro
Oscar S. Ayers, Salem
John H. Myers Salem
Simon Cunningham, Penns Grove
J. Clifford Butcher. Salem
B.. Noel Gross, Penns Grove
William c. Hancock, Warrington
Caroline w. Beckett, Salem
Frank S. Powell, Elsinboro
Samuel Preston. Salem
John A. Gordon, Quinton
Henry H. Stepler, Woodstown
Robert Hudson, Warrington
+. Archer Shiveler, Alloway
Elwood E. Hires, Elmer
William 3. Hitchner, Upper Pittsgrove
Norris Trullender, Salem.
William F. Ayars. Salem.
]. Frank Hitchner, Elmer
William H. Andrews, Salem
Clement Z. Nickel, A1loway
Horton Jones, WOodStoWn
Katharine Whitehead, Salem
Frank w. Crispen, ST., Warrington
Wilbert c. Springer, Salem
Joseph NJ. Garrison, Elmer
L. Fowler Powers, Salem
John r. Powell. Alloway
Eleanor w. Summerill, Penns Grove
Arthur c. Brandriff, L. P. Neck
Petit Jury
E-Jmar CacSo1av Elmer
William f. Mayhem, Upper Pittsgrove
Curtis Dilks, l.. A. Creek
d. Clay Smith, O1dmans
Samuel Pickens, Oldmans
Howard Stepler, l.. p. Neck
Fred Fowler, Salem
Earl Osborn, l.. a. Creek
Alfred Sparks, Oldmans
Wyatt NJ. Fowser, l.. A. Creek
Isaac Smith, Elsinboro
Henry j. Freas, Upper Pittsgrove
George Kelsie, Salem
Harvey w. Bossler, Salem.
j. Morris Reeves, Salem
Albert Nickel, Alloway
John H. Nelson, Elsinboro
Frank j. Hitchner, Alloway
George Gaventa, Oldmans
Mary Ayers, Alloway
Harlan r. Kelly, Quinton
Carol Petit, Pilesgrove
George Justice, Oldmans
Anna Williams, l.. A. Creek
E.. H. Johnson, U. P. Neck
David Shourds, l.. P. Neck
Lemuel Parvin, Pittsgrove
George Justice, Oldmans
August Nittinger, Quinton
Edward Purtell, PileSgrove
George N. Lopez, Salem
George A. Davis, Salem
Henry Ecret, L. P. Neck
Clarence E. Ayares, Salem
John Elwell, Jr, Salem
Isaac H. Tarpine, u. Pittsgrove
William Brown, Pittsgrove
Walter Hewitt, Woodstown
William Sailor, Elsinboro
Emma Ayares, Elsinboro
Benjamin f. Bee, Salem
John Glaspey, L. A. Creek
William Wentzell, l.. A Creek
Daniel C. Christy, Elmer
Joseph Steward, Plesgrove
Harry M. Green, Oldmans
c. Raymond Fogg, Warrington
William Willis, Quinton
Charles Powell, Alloway
Levi Hendrickson, Oldmans
Mary D. P. Hiles. Salem
Robert Craft, Oldmans
Arthur Workman, Oldmans
Edwin KiIle, Oldmans
In the Court at Salem on trlddy
Lopez, colored, of Penns Grove,
guilty of forging two checks
One was cashed by the Penns Grove
National Bank and the other by Tuohy
& Lounsbury, druggists. He will be
sentenced today (Friday).
Stewart w. Frazer pleaded guilty to
and battery on his mother. Re-
oecca, Frazer, of Penns Grove, after
returning from a 10y" party for which
chided him. He will receive his
today (Friday).
Tug Raised
The tug Minerva, which sank off Del
aware City, December I'd, was raised
Wednesday by a wrecking COM
She was towed to Philadelphia.
The divers who worked on the wreck