The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-12-10
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tional books and auditors expenses. This
amount is to be included in the budget
Resolution No. 2:
Be it resolved that Antinoph and Glass
man be and they hereby are authorized
to make the audit of the books of the
city for the year 1921 for the sum of $3.50.
which sum is to include all expenses OF
the auditors.
Resolution No. 3:
Be it resolved that an emergency APP
the over expenditure appropriations for
the year 1920 as reported by Antinoph
and G%lassman. Registered Municipal Ac-
countants. in their report.
Recommended by the auditors to in
sure accuracy and to save time. labor
and expense on the part of the city, the
officials and the auditors, City Council
authorized the purchase Of one Dalton
Adding Machine, Model $40, Regular,
from the Dalton Adding Machine Sales
Co, of Cincinnati, o., at a cost of $3.50.
chine is to be delivered at once. q. Is.
Law, representative of the company was
present and succeeded in having the con-
tract for the adding and multiplying ma
chine executed.
Honor Roll for November.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy: =,
Grades 7 and 8: Matthias Bruckler, Carl
Engstrom, Carlton Giberson. RAYMOND
Giberson, Bertram Hammell. Jacob Reed,
Samuel Smith, Virginia Babcock, Sarah
Grace Prescott, Laura sutton, Merlin
Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Lizetta ray
lor, Hilda cliff, Anna Kreig. Pupils en-
rolled, 80; per cent. of attendance. 94.77;
| Nettie l.. Alexander, principal; Blanche l..
| Ackerman, assistant.
Grade s: Frank Beckley, Clark Now
ence Engstrom, Edith Freas, Marion Fra
zier. Florence Haberstroh, Louise Ham
nell. Florence Hunter, Clara Miller, Ma
RE Moore, Charlotte Ray. Enrolled, 81;
40, cant of attendance 93. "a. Nett1e IL.
Alexander, principal; Blanche |. Acker-
man, teacher.
Frank Bird, Harlan Boice, Peter Bruck-
Ter, Walter Hammell, Michael Mittnacht,
Robert Prescott, Irving Riley, Collins
Shower, Raymond Nelson, Angie t Biro,
Jefferson, Nora Miller, Doris Rem, Fran
ces Smith, Catherine Van .Syckel, Jennie
Van syckel, Elizabeth Bird. Enrolled
80; per cent. of attendance, 92.f3; Corue-
liza G.. Turner, teacher.
Grades 3 and 4: Marvin DeHaven, Ar
chic Hammell, William Hunter, John Jet-
Berry. Dorothy Berry, Natalie Krieg.
Edith Lavell. Mary Di Phillip. Marguer-
lite Price, Maud Rider. Enrolled. 81; per
cent. of attendance, 80; Carrie Saalman,
teacher.
Grades 2 and SB: Arthur Burd, Ray
Mattson, Geo. Mccarthy, Marie Mosetti,
Harry Murphy, CLARENCE Price, Henry
Smith, Mary Garafola, Dorothy Giberson.
Anna Gross, Marie Hornbostel,, Lydeiia
Rider. Enrolled, 3S; per cent. OF attend
ance, 81; Leona e. Reed, teacher.
Grade /: Dellwyn Sooy, George Jones,
Minnie Bird. Elsie Gross, Josephine MO
setti. Per cent. of attendance, 80; Carrie
C. Reed, teacher.
Absecon Band of Mercy.
In spite of very inclement weather on
Friday evening of last week. the Absecon
Band of Mercy gave an entertainment in
the public school auditorium which was
pronounced a success. The principal,
Miss Nettie Alexander, introduced James
Ballantine. president of the Band OF Mer-
cy, who presided. The first Number was
a chorus beautifully rendered by. the
children under the efficient leadership of
Mrs. Leona Reed. Vocal and instrument
tai solos were given by Mrs. Marie John
son, of Atlantic City; Miss Ada Thomas,
of Pleasantville, and Mr.. Herman Mad
all. The principal speaker was Mr.. Rob
ert r. Logan, of Philadelphia. president
of the American Anti Vivisection Socie-
ty and editor of Starry Cross. Mr.
Logan is a prominent man and an able
speaker. being much in demand, and Abb
secon was honored by having him pres
ent. Miss Nina Halvey, secretary to Mr..
| Logan, gave a wonderful account of the
err, a poor cripple of Philadelphia. Reel
| tations were given by Band of Mercy
MEMBERS, which received much applause.
Mr.. Leonard Agar, president of Atlantic
the good work being done by this society.
Mrs. Lewis Clark thanked all who con-
tributed to the evenings entertainment
and for the financial help given by the
thank the teachers and members of the
School Board for their cooperation and
help in making the Band of Mercy a
success.