Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
NEWS Of THEDAY
At NEW CASTLE
Many Students In the Public
Schools Have Perfect A.
tendance Record.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Feb. s.-The following
scholars OF tho public schools are
given special commcndation for per-
feet attendance for the month Of jan
uary:
High Schooi--Grace Gable. Olga
Glandon, Mabel Guliett. Alice Ksegan.
Virginia Newlove, Arcadia Smith. VIII
lard BickinE, Cuthbert Bridgewater,
Francis Gallagher, George FARRELL,
Fritz Prommer. Marjorie Lyman.
Ruth Zimmerman. Harriet Marsh,
pe.ui Strimple. Helen Diehl. Marie
Mendcnhall, Joseph Cannon.
Opportunity Myrtle Hufnali,
eighth grade; Alfred Watson. Harry
Hurd. Thomas Brown, Margaret Max
well. seventh grade; Norman Bowen
Russell Beck. NTH grade.
Eighth Grade--Wallace McKnitt, Ear
Tteebury, Wallace Cannon. Edwir
Ratledge, william Klink, Forest Ham.
ilton, Theodore Megginson, william
Ciebhart. Dallas Abbott, Albert John
son, Harry Long, Irma McKnitt Hide
/ Rash. Carrie Atkinson, Margare
snavcly, Margaret Moore, Alice Love
loss. Ruth wilhelme. Vivian Moyle
Elsie Dilts.
Seventh Grade--Ella Burris, Lull
Freeman, Elizabeth Hardy. Elizabeth
Hcmphlll, Ruth farrell, Rose Mandei
ovitz, Gertrude Miller. Evelyn Webi
: Paul Biclting, Richard Georycas, Yer
lnon Hall, Claude Haman. samut
Haman. Harold Hobbs. Thomas Hol
Il comb, King McNally, John Plttan
Earl Scott. David Stewart. Harr
Waldman.
Sixth Grade--Clay Bridgewatel
, Gladys Clayton, Harley Clymer, Eths
Ford. John Jcandell, Armitage Lewis
, Elizabeth Megginson, William Pii
tam, Emma Rees, Thomas Rces. KeIt
Rodney, Daniel Rogers. Margart
Schuchardt. Catharine Tindle.
Fifth Grade--Martha Shaw, Eleanc
Kern, Alice Clayton. Sarah Ramse,
Marie Steele, Myrtle Moyle, Ann
: Shultz, Anna Riley, Lille Abbot
Howard Cooper, Richard Davis, win
Blackburn, Henry Speicher. Willial
Cannon, Joseph waldman.
Fourth Grade---Marian Kee, Amar
, da Smith, Esther Tubbs. Benn
Blake, Earl Brown. George Caro-,
Howard Gooden, Edward Hemphi
David Maxwell, Walter Sibley.
: Third Grade--Fannie Tubbs. Maj
!, Challenger, Bernice Moody. Ruth Ma
: shall, Dorothy Johnson. Charles Ste'
enson, George Loveless. Carl Moyl
Earl Clymer. Arthur Kern. Paul Hal
: man, Jack Clymer.
Second Grade--Elizabeth Clayto
jeanette Cramer. Aimee Marsh, Mi
: dred Roberts, Ruth Smith, Stanlt
? Eskridge. Hayward Haines. Frar
: King, Francis Miller, Charles Nj
! Knit. Wesley Steele, Harold Tra'
ers, Charles Watts. John Newton.
First Grade---Anne Cumming
= Katharine Gilkey. Louise Havill. Edf
= farrell, Ruth Stevenson, Harry Gil
: key, George Gilkey, William Kee, A
= thur Loveiess, Dennis Walls.
A No. 3 Biulding-Fourth Grade, Cat
v arine Alfree. Samuel Biddle; Thir
Myrtle Watson; First. Nathaniel Bi
! die. Gilbert wilhelme. Emida vagmoi
IL Colored School. Buttonwoods
II Harris. Georgia Day, jeanette Whit
N Dorothea White, Solomon Holland.
le The members Of the Young Mer
!" Bible Class OF the Emmanuel Chur'
!. are making arrangements to hold
/, bake on Saturday morning. Februa
: is at place TO be announced lat'
ls The proceeds viii 90 toward the VI
20 trola fund.
n John Bridgewater, moulder Ell
ploycd at the Deemer Steel Casti
Co., yesterday injured the index fing
of his left hand, being struck with
heavy hammer while at work In I
2. foundry.
n, William S. Weggenmann. Sam,
d, Farmer and Emmitt McGrory ha
tn joined the operating force OF the w
as nington & Philadelphia Traction c
ce Word was received here yesterd
of Of the sudden death OF Joseph Rio
ards, aged 65 years, of Kennett Squa
We Pa. who was well-known in this 8
A. ton The deceased was the brotl