Evening journal., 1922-11-16
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-.0F new CASTLE
Pay Contractor Joseph F.
: Burke $4,000 for Work
so1 on Streets
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NEW CASTLE. Nov. 1e-At a spe-
cls1 meeting OF the Street Improve
n1enc Commission last evening, II
was voted to pay Joseph F. Burke,
contractor OF Plsinfeld, y. j., who
has been resurfacinG several streets
Of the city. $4,000 which with the
$1,000 totals $4,000 paid on the inn
provements leaving a balance TO be
rfaid by January 81. of about $4,000.
BY motion il was ordered that
500 each be paid the commissioners
and city treasurer. as pay for hand
ing the work. The commission re-
ported the acceptance OF the streets
BY them. An extra $50 was allowed
Mr.. Burke for removing trees that
interfered with the operations.
The Board Of Education at a
meeting last night voted TO
raise the salary OF Mrs. Lille $.
Eliason, teacher In the grades. TO
$40 a month. retroactive from the
beeinning Of the school year This
was due to the fact OF her receiving
her second grade certificate and
rated by the superintendent as a
class r teacher.
tJac6b Speicher. a member OF the
board informed the board and the
su uperIntendent that Frances deli. I
Janvier. attorney. would like them T.
10 meet the condemnation commits
s sou al the Baraca field, property Of /
the National Tube Company at
o'clock Monday afternoon. at which I
time the commission appointed to
condemn she land viii meet 10 sur
vey same and set a condemnation
Price.
John Mayor has been engaged 10
'oach the basketball team Of the
ligh school.
The girl reserves OF the Young
Christian Association Of
his city. will meet IN the old town
~ az o'clock Friday afternoon. ;
Irs. Henry J. Kite Of the Baldton Is {
rector OF the reserves. The organ
.ation though young is growing
apld'y. i now numbers about 80 q
easers. Al the last meeting the
lrls adopted the name OF The
iiuea Hens Chickens"
Tx weekly session Of the Current 7
vents class win be held In the New
asrie Century Club parlors at 2.30
'cioek tomorrow Miss Julia Nevin
giU read current events and Mss
y 1ilzabeth Tybout will give a book re-
lew
EeR RENT-Private Earsge. - a
no; water and light. See Plat, the
zrursr.-Adv.
Miss Carrie Gemmill. worthy ma
.ronnof Caesar Rodney Chapter. Or
Ter nf Eastern Star OF this city. Is
IttendinT the Triangular Assembly !
iow being held in Washington, %. c.
William II. Beck. OF East Second
reet who recently returned home
nom the hospital following treat
lfent for several carbunckles was
creed, 10 return yesterday. other
arHtfnckles having developed.
Mass Lucy Morrison. OF East Sec
nd street. is suffering from an in
eat cd index finger OF the right hand
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Hufnsl en-
ertalned a number OF young folk at
heir home near State Road last
saturday evening in honor OF the !
sth birthday anniversary OF their I
laughter, Myrtle. Miss Hufnal re-
sived many presents from her young
<ests The evening was featured
: games and music following which [
ae guests were invited to the dining c
oon where they were served re- :
Those present were:
Esses Myrtle Hufnal. Clara Hufnal.
silian Proud, Elsie Walker Harriet
rsrsh, Frances Sheridan, Irma Nc
lnitt.. Mary Blackburn. Zelma Mat q
news. Grace Matthews Margaret
toore. Ruth Hamilton. Miss Camp
Ell, Dorothy Heyd. Gladys Hufnal,
-fnitred Tucker, Catherine Willis:
-essrs. Edward Willis, Frank Huff
al Edgar and Charles Megginson.
ictor Davis, George Slack. George
I'd Carlisle Tobin. Lawrence Hol- ;
II. Frank Schuardt. Garrett Robi'
N. Forrest Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. n
rank Hufnal Mr.. and Mrs. Lee n
onecker and son. Mr.. and Mrs u
lillian Tucker and Mr.. and Mrs. II
harles Hamilton.