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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
waa DanieIsen Man

The man who was brought to the Nor wich state hospital late Friday night. from Danielson. where he had been found living like wild man in the woods, was identified by the hospital authorities as Edward, Harrington of Danielson. He had once before been committed to the hospital under the nam Of Darlington but had run away from the institution three years ago and has been in other insutu- iibnS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
ARREST TWO MEN FOR
 BURGLARY IN

Discovery Saturday morning that the saloon of James o'Connell at 20 Bath street had been entered during the night and cigars and cigarettes stolen from it led to the arrest Saturday afternoon of James McGrath and Thomas Gceghan by Officer Barney Keenan.
 The two men were accused of the bur glary, and after they had been brought to police headquarters they admitted to Chief George Linton that he had the right men. They said they got in through a rear window. Besides carrying off the cigars and cigarettes, which they claimed they sold to a sailor. they opened the tap of a barrel of cider and let it run to waste, and they rs.-nmaged around and upset the furnishings of the saloon gen erally.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
LIauor case. centInued.

The case of John T, F. Burns. charged with owning five 5-Eallon cans of alcohol with intent to sell. which were seized in barn on Garfield. avenue. went over until Tuesday in the police court satiir- day morning, as did the case of Barnet Cohen who was charged with having H. quor with intent to sell.
 Two men charged with breach of peace were before the court. one being fined a and costs and the other being discharged by the court. s1t
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
JAMAICA GINGER SEIZED
 IN THAMES ST. RAID

Three eases of Jamaica ginger were taken in raid on the grocery store of Joseph Cooper at 9S Thames street. Sunday night. It is alleged that Coop CT had been selling the "Jakey" pro- miscuously. The officers in the raid were John Dombroske. Patrick Murphy. Michael Pounch, John Donovan and Myron o. Morgan. Cooper was held for appearance in the city court this (Monday) morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
Arrested For Misuse of th. Mails.

A state paper notes the arrest of Mrs. George Burdick of Colchester on . bench warrant for misusing the mails. It is alleged that she took a parcel post package from a rural free delivery box into which it had been placed by the req ular R. P. D. carrier out of the colches- ter post ofice
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
n,r.. saturday Rafds

Late Saturday afternoon the raidtnE squad of the local police bisited the place of Antone Fibre at 4I Franklin street but failed to find any illegal H. st 4so North Main street and the place at 90 Water street were visited during the eJcening. but nothing was found in either place.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
Ferpm Meeting Prerramme.

An entertaining programme of music and readings was given by the Norwich Colered Dramatic and Musical Associa- tion at the regular Sunday afternoon fo- rum meeting. The programme was to have been in charge of Mrs. William Cole but the death of her husband, Sunday. prevented her attending. Miss Helen Perrin prepared the following program: |: Onward, Christian, Soldiers; prayer, Ma thew M Brown reading, American Inde- pendence, Mrs. Hattie Geer selections by the Association band, Henry Wheeler and John Randall, comets, Al c. Perrin and Joseph A. Jubrey, trombones, Felix De- Barros, alto horn; Lewis c. Gray, bass horn; Mathew Brown. snare drum, and Alonzo Geer. bass drum; reading, Cheer Up, Worth Howard solo. One Thing I Desire, Mrs Annie Drury; recitation, Built Upon the Sands, Mrs. Pearl Brown solo, The Palms, A. c. Perrin reading, I Over the River. Miss IdeIla Scott selec, tion by the association quartette : re- marks, Felix DeBarros ; band and orches- tra selections; closing song, The Star Spangled Banner.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
Atn- IT ntectinr.

At the meeting Of the B. Y. P. Q. of the Central Baptist cturch Sunday even ing Miss Mabel Haeoerg was the leader and the topic for discussion was The Work Among the Garos. The topic was Interestingly presented by Miss Hasberg and many toofS part in the discussion. Preceding the meeting there was the reg nIar half hour social session
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
cAnn nI, ruaNr,s-

We wish to take this means of exprees- ing our heartfelt thanks and appreciation shown us during our recent bereavement. the Illness and death of our beloved mother. Mrs. Valerie Cioufier Beiair. We also wish to thank thcse who sent low ers. These acts Of sympathy VIII always be cherished by us
 THE CHILDREN OF MRS. VALERIE C. BELAIR-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
Do You Want To Put On
 Flesh This Spring :?

If you are be- low normal weight you are in danger. The chances are that the food yog
 s will not en- able you to build up normal flesh. You need a spring food tonic such az F a t h e r Johns Medicine which ie all pure, whole some nourishment.
 Thousands oI people find that they gain weight steadily while talk ing this old fash .innAd nrAacrinfinn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
Pleasant Surprise Party.

On Saturday evening George Russell was pleasantly surprised by about 45 of his friends at his home on Durham street. The evening was spent with music and dancing and several added to the even- ing's entertainment with character sketches. Refreshments were served dur ing the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

Hsrtford.-Sunday school at 2.3o the celebration of Vatican Day was held by a union meeting of the six prominent Ar rneania,p societies of this city at the Law renee Street school
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
SCOUT EXECUTIVE BENTON
 WILL COME TO NORWICH

E. J. Graham Chairman. Of the special committee for the choosing of a scout ex- ecutive for Norwich, has received word from Frederick A. Benton. stating that Mir. Benton will accept the appointment and will come to Norwich as soon as his affairs in Philadelphia can be settled.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
Picture of Rreaklna crpund.

On exhibition in. the window of Murphy and McGarEys store on Main street is a large photograph of the scene of breaking ground for the new St. Mary's church at Greenevilie. In the picture appears Mayor H. M. Le- rou and Rev. ". A. Keefe, rector oi the church. and others who participat- ed in the event
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
rsr Burial in CoIlinsviIie.

The body of Martin Dorsey, who died in this city on Saturday was sent to Col linsSille on the 5sss train Saturday after ncnn by. Cummingz -& zRin9
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

which is a real food tonic2 and not a stimulant. It rebuilds and strength ems without using alcohol or danger pus drugs.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
sCAScARETS" IF SICK,
 BILIOUS. HEADACHY

Tonight, surel Let pleasant, harm. less Csscaret work while you sleep and have fyour liver active, head clear, lar by T-ofniriE No griping OF incon- Tenlence 1Hc. 25c or 50 cent boxes. Chil- iren love this candy cathartic, too.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

To be disappointed in love is a cruel blow, but to be disappointed in mar riage is continuous performance,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

If the public is willing to bite the actor cares not for the critics bark.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
REV. DAVID A. PITT
 ACCEPTS NORWICH GALL
TELEPHONE 57s-s 105 Thayer Building

HSN|T < - tNSHss'n~ss VI
 Rev. David A. Pitt. pastor of the First Baptist church at Berkeley, Cali fornia. has accepted the call to become pastor of, the Central Baptist church. it was announced at the mDrning ser vice Sunday. He will assume his new pastorate on the fist Of June. Rev. Mir. Pitt sent his acceptance of the call in a telegram to George A.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

The world says good things about men who are dead-but not about those who are dead broke.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich. Monday. March s1. 1esl.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

In introd icing Mayor Lerou Fathei
 Keefe said that the mayor had been onl of the very first of non-members of tn parish to make a contribution to tn
 building fund 10 that he fe't particular, well pleased to have him present to rep resent tue city at the breaking of ground Mayor, Fl. M Lerou spoke as follows: We are gathered here this afternoon t
 begin work in the erection of St Mary Memorial church.
 I Three-quarters of a century ago whe the trolley car and the automobile ~wer only a dream, a small band of worship pers from various sections of easter Connecticut laboring unf CT many diff
 culties as to transportation, organized i
 Norwich what is known today as Si 1 Mary's church.
 n,l- ...ossshara If fl ia no rieh -r-ha a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-07
ROSEMONT. Pa.

For Young women. under direction Of tbs
Sisters OF the Society OF the Holy Child
Jesus. Bachelor Of arts course. music, ART
Peautiful buildings and forty-acre campus ON
Main Line For detail e. address the Dean.
Rox rs y, Roscm0nt. Penna.
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DEATHS

BRBMER. Sept. g.. GERTRUDE =.
year. Relatiyes and friends are invited e
her late residence. 2o24 Spring Garden st.
HUNTING Suddenly. Sept. 4. 1921, ,.
sHREVE. son Of John L. and Elizabeth
Bunting, ased ~. Funeral services at resi-
dence OF his parents. near Burlington. N. J''
Thurs. p. NJ.
,cor,sHER Sept s, EDMUND. Jr. hus.
band OF Mary Colsher. aged SO. Relatives
and fri .nds ana all socletse OF which he was
n member, are invited to attend funeral.
thurs, 8 80 A. NJ, from his latc residence.
5hnS ". 10th st. Solemn inass OF requiem,
church OF Holy Child 80 A. NJ. Int. pri-
vste.
cRANB.---sopt, 4, ANNIE tnee oorman).
beloved wife of Patrick Crane. Relatives
and friends invited TO funeral. Thurs, $50
A. NJ, 2445 u: fndlana ave; Solemn requiem
x. NJ. Int Holy sepulchre
CRoQKs.--sept. 2. 1921, SARAH. widow
OF Andrew Crooks. Relatives and friends
also Daughters, of Derry Ledge. No. ~.
L. l., o. A.. and membets Of Fifth Reformed
Presbyterian Church, are invited TO funeral
M hsts recs,dcnGs csm Fr,s1S s1s:
IS DAVIS. Sept. o.. 1921, ABRAHAM R.
DAVIS, aged 10. Relatives and friends. also
Solomon's Ledge. No. ia. y. and A. NJ.
invited to funeral services. Thurs. 80 p.
NJ. late residence. 4911 Royal ST.. German
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1921. JAMES L., husband Of Susan J.. .oalle-
eher lnee Murphy. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral on Wednesday, at $3.50
A. M. from his late residence. 2s1 Lyndwood
st. -Coiman's Church. -Ardmore. Pa, at 10
A. NJ Interment st. Denig' Cemetery o.
GAMBLE. = suddenly, Sept. 3, 1921
THOMAS J. GAMBLE, sr., husband Of
Eliza Gamble. Relatives and friends. and
all organizations OF which he was mem
her, are invited to attend funeral services,
Thurs, r. NJ, at his late residence, 204
W. Providence road, Aldan Pa. Int. prl-
yate. Remains may be viewed Wed. to Q
St. JtosHth MHRRTiN rLgsFrE, 81 ESP n hs
den len Lodge, No. is. r. and A. NJ; siiosm
Z i, K 49, T.; EHrel'oT TTomnsnI,s,ory' r r Il
S. are. invited 70 funeral services' Wed
stroud. Jr. 56S' N. esd st. int private.
GoBI.E.m,of 4eth and FLORENCE aye, on
Sept. 3, 1921, LORENZO TANNER. hus-
band q Edna Ruasell Goble. OF the Lake
Ices and l., i1termsent st 0swego, y: z; =,
J.. CATHERINE widow Of John +. Gr"s-
berger tnce Mueller) In her list yrnr. pcla.
tlves and friends, also mcub.rs nf Altar
Society. are inIttcd to attend funeral.
Thurs, 1880 A. NJ, from residence Of her
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BETHLEHEM. IA
BlSHOPTHORPE MANOR

DUN TT, HT'T IT TM IA
Offers exceptional opportunities 10 n iIrI, j.,
number OF girls In their preparation a.
col ege or for social or business life, SnsctsI :
two-yeRr finishing course for HIRh ScSnai
graduates Exceptional adva ntages in MiSic
Art. HousehoId Arts and Sciences Arts mi
Crafts, Expression and secretarial work
Junior Depa Ttment. '"
HiGh healthful location on the sIo,. -,
the kehigh Mountains. Near New YORK
and Phi adephta. "
New gymnasium and tiled swimming poo;
tennis, basketball skating, riding str
Aesthetic ana folk dancing. Addrsss Ciauds
N. Wyant. Principal.
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DEATHS

son-in-Iaw, Henry ". Egcikanp. ia w
Glcnwood' ave. Requiem mass ~ Bona
yentur1's Church A. NJ int. Holy Re-
GREENE. MARTHA MIFFL1N GREENE
wife )f the late stephen Greene, IN the
10Th year Of her age. Entered into Ire
eternal Sept q. 1t Atlantic city, N, j.
Funeral services at 2TD W, TUlpehocken
st., Germantown. Thurs, 8th inst. at ,
+. M. Tut private.
p liALTTN.-sert 4, MARY. wife Of tho
late Jnnes Haltin. Relatives and triends =
are invited to attend funeral. Thurs, $50
A. M, late residence. 2G51 Cedar st. Soemp
requiem mass at st. AIMS Church 10 A. NJ
Int. New Cathedral Gem.
HELBwIG. Suddenly Sept. 5, 1921 AL
BERT, husband OF Katherine Hellwig, aged
~. Relatives and friends, also Herman
Lodge, No. 1875. f. and a. NJ; Kensngton
r. a. chapter. No. 233; St; John Com
mandery. No. 4. X. T; PhHadephia Turn
gemeinde: Directors Of Integrity Trust Co.
employees Of Steel. Heddle Mfg Co., and all
other societies Of which he was member.
invited to funeral, sat, 2 p. NJ, late resi-.
dence. 1911 N. $50 st, Int. West Laurel
Hin Gem.
EEYsER Sept. s.. CATHERINE H,
widow OF late Harry Keyser. Relatives and
friends Of family are invited TO attend fu-
neral services. Thurs. 7, NJ. from resi-.
dence Of her son-In.law. John Baldt Crum
Lynne. Della aware County, Pa. Friends may
call wed eve. Int private.
KSfPE.--Sept q, formerly Of 2146 N.
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DEATHS

BERGER, Sept. 8. wILHELMINA X.
F. Funeral era qseryIcey Thurs, = N fs,!denos
ave. Essnston. Pa. Int. Chester Rurai
Gem. ,s 80
BEvILL. - Suddenly. Sept. 8. 1921.
and May q. Bevili. In his 10th year. Rels.
tives and friends are Invited to attend fu-
neral services, Fri. 10 A. NJ, parents resi-.
dence, $500 Ludlow ST. Friends may cali
Thurs eve.
BLAIR.-sept, 4. 1921. CHARLES L..
and friends, also Apollo Lodge, No $50.
Assembly. No. I. A. 2. Nj F.; and msmber:
to attend funeral services, Thurs. r, NJ.
at his late residence, AL Rtchcy ave. West
Friends may call We'd. after p. NJ.
BLOOMER. Sept. 8. JosEPH'P.. husband
- Elizabeth Bloomer (nce SMITH Relatives
and friends, also all societies OF which he
WAS a member. nre invited to attend funeral
Fri. $50 a. NJ. late residence. 3t12 stouton
st. Solemn requiem nnss Church OF the
Ascension 10 a. ". Int. private.
BoYER.--At Albuquergue. n M. Sept 8
members Of Masonic Lodge No. 81, Lu Lu
Temple and hiadelphia Lodge. No 2. B. p.
o. e., ere invited to attend funeral services
at All Saints Church. 1th st. and Snyder
ave., Wednesday, =. NJ lnterment pri-
vate.
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Deaths

s,asa AsaERN;Jsspt, E5 =; 4, 1921, EDWARD j..
mickl. Relatives and friends. also Hoi,
smnlev Mame Society Of st.; Agssha's Church ant
sts. depot are Invited to" to attend psn funerai
baaiG6rs $3.50 A. M. from his late. residences
ssnu,s ss11 Tsismonnt ~ ave ave- Solemn hish mass q
st. Denis Gem.
,AugLE. Sept. 8. -EDwARr
COUNCIL. No. .937 I. o. A.; police officers Of
sth Dist iryitsd 70 funeral services. Thurs.
= Y: d.. ssg N. 25th OF: Int. private. Re
BAssLER. On Sept. 8, 1921. MARY
CHAIN. daughter Of the.la Henry and Mar,
venience OF family on Thursday.
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DEATHS

town. Friends may call Wed. to p. NJ.
DOUGHTY. suddenly, at Medford, N. j.:
Sept. ., 1921, CHARLES H.. husband OF
May ID. Doughty. Relatives and friends,
also societies OF which he was a member,
are Invited TO attend funeral. Fri. 9th inst.
II A. NJ. standard time. from his late resi-
dence, Broad st, Medford, N. J. Services az
Tabernacle M. E. Church / p. NJ Int.
Tabernacle Gem Friends may call Thurs
ELLIOTT. Sept. 4. JOSEPH c.. husband
Of Anna J. Elliott, Relatives and friends
p. NJ, late residence 252s Maseher vt
Int. strictly private. Greennoupt Gem.
FRIENDS cali Wed. owe.
ELLIS Sept. 4, ELIZA H., widow of
william p. Ellis, Relatives and friends in
ylted TO funeral. Thurs. 1 =. NJ. residence.
2230 9. goth gt. Services st. Marys ?. r..
Church Broad and South sts., 2 p. NJ. pre-
clsey. Int. Mt. Moriah Gem. Friends may
Mex. CLAYTON s. husband Of Giady;
FLYNN; 80 suddenly. al Atlantic, city,
c. Flynn, aged 80. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend funeral. Thurs, s:So
A. NJ. from her late residence. 1908 N.
18th ST.. Solemn high mass Of requiem Our
Lady OF Mercy Church 10 A. NJ. Int. Holy
''t9fv tG9RfvLEAGHER. Suddenly. on September 4.
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prarir.

Darien st.. EMILY. widow Of Howard -
knipe, Notice later. VI
i.TcoNTE, &, RosE A.. wife ~
Kelly and riece Of REV. John Murray. -
Gortahork Ireland, and cousin Of Rey-
ProvInciao Of Rome. Relatives and sr,sn1i
invited 20 funerals. Thurs, 4 80 A. NJ. from
solemn requiem mass at church Of the oesu
A. NJ. Int. Cathedral Gem.
T.OMMATzsCII.--At Crockett, calf. svl-
denly, Aug. 40. 1921, 0UsTAVE ION
MATZsCII, formerly srnpluyc Of Harrfso9
Sugar Refining Co, nrei 90. Relsttves Ard
tTS. l. O. o. F.. and Philadelphia Enoamp-
nent are invited to attend funeral ssrviccs.
Thurs 40 p. NJ, at the funeral home Of
John G. Kl:nmerle 4 Sons. 2i27-2T n, Brosf
rt. Int. private, Northwood. viewing
Wed, 3 to 10 p. NJ.
Continued on Next Pase
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FALLS TO DEATH IN SEWER
-. oyeroomes Man--Frlend Near
Death Attempting Rescue

c,. man IS dead and a fellow worker
-ho tried to rescue him out of thirty
W., W. mnnhole, is in the Misericordin
,go. uo,oital in serious condition as a
Ill nj, ~ gas escaping from sewer
rssu' REV. were cleaning in Drexel Hill,
iney ss.r Darby Township.
UPRe dead man was Frank Magrama,
Ing ui nv the Department of Pub
sa pWl;orks Of the township. Magrama
~ tbe lid from n manhole at Mar
,1,sfI tss road s and Market street, l9 Drexel exc.
and it foss oysreSms TO swss BY Sss sss ~tG
tne and fell thirty feet into the acccu-
sss, ssn,oted water at the bottom. j..
mglak mgrr.nk C;ardia. a workman in the
,.ns and friend Of Masramn's' in
sisted on rbols nsIat in an effort to save his
sh,ieud. h,ieud lie had been lowered ten feet
irieT' MAN he. too, was overcome. He was
sa.% ..Isn to the Misericordia Hospital,
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where a pulmotor restored him to con-
seriousness.
Magrama's body was recovered BY
use Of a pair Of ice tongs attached to
a rope.
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SHARON HILL. PA.

THE ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CHIID
A boarding and day school for girls 57tb
year. Conducted by the Sisters OF the Society
OF the Holy Child Jesus. General and coIIsEs
preparatory courses, music. art, domestic
science. Rates $500. AddreHs tho Mother
Superior, Box IS d. Sharon Hill PennA.
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IN MlEMORIAM

MacINTIRE,- MARTHA r. In sad hi,
loving remembrance Of my own dear sister,
VINO departed this life Sept, Z. 1921 Gone
but not forgotten. SISTER SARA.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-23
HIGH STREET SCHOOL.

HIGH STREET SCHOOL.
First Grade.
Perfect Attendance.
Donald Rentch Albert Anthony.
Pearl Anthony. Gladys Aiken. Eve
lyn Wild, Pauline Smith, Helen
Gregory.
Faithful Attendance.
John Rittenhour, Catherine We'll
ty, Margaret Myers.
Second Grade.
Perfect Attendance.
Catherine Britt. Edna Palmer,
Granville Custer, Nelson Shade.
Faithful Attendance.
Tennis Anthony, Ethel Hooper
Third Grade.
Perfect Attendance.
Lee Mcdonald, Florence Palmer.
Faithful Attendance.
Norma Riker, Ella Mcbride, Char
les Elliott, Freddie Wright.
Fourth Grade.
Perfect Attendance.
Fred Bachman, Ethel Fellers,
Ethel Van Gosen.
Faithful Attendance.
Bruce Rantch, Curtis Wolf. Ruth
Bremen, Thelma Good, Mamie
Knighten
Fifth Grade.
Perfect Attendance.
Silas Caskey, Paul Yeakley, Betty
Lake. Jane Mentzer.
Faithful Attendance.
Harvey Knighten. Hilda Aikens,
Edna Knighten
Sixth Grade.
Perfect Attendance.
Ruth Hutton. Howard Elliott,
Knight Mcdonald. Jack Watson.
Faithful Attendance.
Seventh Grade.
Helen Miller.
Perfect Attendance.
Howard Siler. Ruby Michael, Alma
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-23
ENpEAVoRERs CONVENE

Bluefeld, June 22.--Five hundred
delegates IRON all sections OF West
virginia waro in Bluefeld today for
the opening of the annual convention
of the state Christian Endeavorers.
The program for the day was devot-
ed to reception OF the visitors.
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Carrie Slonaker.
Faithful Attendance

Carrie Slonaker.
Faithful Attendance
Gladys Noll, Madalee DeHaven,
Elizabeth Fizer, Mildred Jenkins
Wesley Rice, Paul Unger, Woodrow
Fowler, David Powell, Jack Bratth-
waite, Harley Emerson.
Fourth Grade A
Perfect Attendance
Odeue Clark, Bernice Brown. Aud.
rey Dell Frye. Katherine Johnson
Audrey Staples.
Faithful Attendance
William Anderson, Roy Barr, IIor
ing Frye, Boyd Fizer, John Hanshew
Charles Keesey, Arnold Slonaker
Norbert Simpson, Louise Cloves
Martha Orndorff, Helen Weller.
Fourth Grade 3
Perfect Attendance
Howard Albright, William Mauck
Nellie Harris, Carrie Fizer,
Faithful Attendance
Nelson Smsll. Carl Dyche, Ernes,
Dyche. Garland Ambrose, Mai
Gets, Frances Eppard, Fstella
thompson.
Fifth Grade
Perfect Attendance
Bess Thompson, Carrie Leonard
Annie FLEE, Fred Bauserman, Don
aid Shipe, Wallace Reynold.
Faithful Attendance
Hilda White, Myrtle Foekler Lii
liam Harper, Waneta Schumacher.
Roy Schumacher, Louise Emory, Os
car Fowler, Wilmer MeCasland.
Sixth Grade
Perfect Attendance
Mary Lee Mauck, Lillian Tharp
Olive Williams, Emily Tharp. Bea
trice Shade, Ivy Slonaker, Thomas
Hook.
Faithful Attendance
Geneva Shade, Bertella Rogers
Roberta Mcdonald, Carrie Byers
Louise Brown, Leonard Hess, Doug
las Messick, Douglas Bender.
Seventh Grade A
Perfect Attendance
John Manspeaker. Harry Hale
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Ralph Mace, Dorothy Rice, Rather.
inc Broy, Mary Powell.
Faithful Attendance
Arthur Brown, Ellsworth Linton,
Rosa Lee Brown, Gladys Alther. Ber-
nadeane Meadows.
Seventh Grade
Perfect Attendance
Celia Kline. Margaret Richardson,
Elmer Brown, Ray Chambers, Char
les Yontz, James COffinberger.
Faithful Attendance
Gladys Hutsler, Anna Rutledge
Naomi Thomas. Geraldine Williams
Clarence Albright, Leroy Cammer
Clair Montieth, Ralph Thomas. Dial.
ton Wageley.
Eighth Grade
Perfect Attendance
Winifred Anderson, Anona Duke
Hazel Baker. Worthe Harris, Mabel
kilmer, Leonard Mauck, Foster
Gain
Faithful Attendance
Alta Keyton. Maud WhitSln~k
Neva Braithwaite, Los r'orner
Alberta Gettle, Alice Cammer, Lee
Wilburn, Sherman Kline, William
Bauserman, Guy Rogers, Walter
Wilson, William Ambrose, Tom
Peck.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-23

pENHAM CLARKssURa p. M.
Washington, June 22.-John j.
Denham, of Clarksburg, W. Va, was
appointed to be postmaster today