City Council rejects tax extension and pushes adver tising
The council refused to grant extensions for delinquent tax payments, stating it would be unfair and beyond the city's power. Delinquents will be advertised as required by law while the southern section seeks better fire protection and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Section
McCaig
City Tax Collectors King
Hall
Blark
Bradshaw
Thomas D. Meeres
B. A. Merritt
Norith Sixth Street
Jerry
Jimmy Holton
W. J. Bradshaw
Mr. Merritt
J. F. Hobbs
North Carolina
New Hanover
H. S. Meredith
Sealy
Cownecil
Merritt
Heal
Milovic
Moore
George P. Galvin
Me Ar‘olina Metal Products Com
Valvin
Pia
Best Year in History for People's Savings Bank
The 18th annual stockholders meeting reported record results with loans totaling 5.89 million dollars and 1 660 new accounts. President F W Dick credited a strong money market and prudent investments as assets reached peak quality. Directors re-elected and officers confirmed with H C McQueen as chairman and J Holmes Davis as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Savings Bank
Front
Princess Streets
F. H. Fechtig
J. Holmes Davis
F. W. Dick
Walker Taylor
H. C. McQueen
M. W. Divine
R. R. Bellamy
Thos. Wilson
Thos. H. Wright
F. B. Gault
M. J. Corbett
James F. Post
J. T. Foy
D. R. Foster
J. O. Reilly
J. A. Springer
D. C. Love
J. H. Gerdes
Junior Student Scores Highest Average of Third Quarter
Miss Irene Price of the Junior class posted the top average at 98.4 in the third quarter. Miss Laura Cox of the Freshman class followed with 97.5, and Wallace Hopkins, also a Freshman, earned 97. The Freshman Class II led with 20 students on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Price
Laura Cox
Wallace Hopkins
Academic Honors and Second Honors by Class and Quarter
The Junior I class lists First Honor Irene Price 98.4 and Lucile Merritt 95 with Second Honor candidates including Houston Merritt 94.2 Payson Willard 93.2 Rufus Le Grand 92.7 Mabel Eure 91. Second Honor Jack Orrell 94.5 Johanna Rehder 93.5 Emelie Bissen ger 93 Emma Zibelin 91.5 Marie Bonitz 91.25. Junior II shows Second Honor Mae Davis 92.8 Edna Shaw 92.1 Wilbur King 91.7 Effa Boon 91.6 Carrie McInnis 91. Domestic Science Honor Roll Third Quarter 1916-1917. Sophomore III Eliza Whitted 93 Ester Newton 92 Mary McCraw 91 Margaret Hash agen 90. Sophomore IV Second Honor Verna Crute 92 Miriam Koch 90 Elizabeth McClure 92 Vera Milton 90 Ruby Porter 90 Rosa Salling 94 Mary Warren 92 Margaret Williams 91. Academic Honor Roll Third Quarter 1916-1917. Sophomore II Second Honor Beulah Hill 93 John Boesch 92.5 Alice B. Ruffs 92 Ernestine Strunck 91.75 Mary Harch 91 Ida Cardwell 90.75. Sophomore II Second Honor Wilkings Smith 92.75 Wesley Turrentine 92.5. Sophomore III Second Honor Eliza Whitted 93.25 James Foy 92.5 John Gaylord 90. Sophomore IV First Honor Neveland Brand 95.75 George King 95.5. (Continued on Page Two.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tIrene Price
Lucile Merritt
Houston Merritt
Payson Willard
Rufus le Grand
Mabel Eure
Jack Orrell
Johanna Rehder
Emelie Bissenger
Emma Zibelin
Marie Bonitz
Mae Davis
Edna Shaw
Wilbur King
Effa Boon
Carrie McInnis
Eliza Whitted
Ester Newton
Mary McCraw
Margaret Hashagen
Verna Crute
Miriam Koch
Elizabeth McClure
Vera Milton
Ruby Porter
Rosa Salling
Mary Warren
Margaret Williams
Beulah Hill
John Boesch
Alice B. Ruffs
Ernestine Strunck
Mary Harch
Ida Card
Health Board Adopts Charity Coordination Report
The Board of Health and hospital managers approve a plan by Dr. Charles T. Nesbitt and Dr. B. A. Doggett to route charity cases through the hospital dispensary with Health Department permits. Daily reports will track cases, and school medical inspection praise is acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Nesbitt
B. A. Doggett
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Board of Health
Health Department
Board of County Commissioners
City Council
Board of Managers
J. F. Robertson, Jr
Wessell
Nesbitt
T. B. Carroll
Hanover Seaside Club Reelects Officers Plans Club House Improvements
Old officers were re elected at the Hanover Seaside Club annual meeting in Germania Club Rooms. F A Bissinger was reelected president W B Schuler vice president and C P B Mahler secretary treasurer. The executive committee will decide the scale of improvements to the Wrightsville Beach club house with work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Hanover
Germania
American Red Cross
F. A. Bissinger
W. B
Kansas State Bankers Meet Opens In Kansas City
The Kansas State Bankers Association begins its annual convention in Kansas City with key topics on joining state banks to the Federal reserve system and par collection of checks. The session opened today and will continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Bankers’ Meeting
Kansas City
Kas
Federal Reserve System
Kansas State Bankers’ Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruark
People’s Saving Bank
Pan
Lod Rein
Idi
Margaret Schulken
Lydie Penton
Christine McDougall
Thelma Fillyan
Alma Benton
May Orrel
Rosalie Burbank
Mary Davis
P.C. Bac
C. C. Rogers
L. L. Newell
Cape Fear Dairy
J. Xanthos
Holland Dairy
A. G. Warren
J. T. Turlington
W. M. Collins
C. W Johnson
J. A. Kerr
M. Schnibben
W. Leeuwenburg
H. A. Decover
J. W. Leonard
Echo
H.\.C. Blake
Barlow Bros
St. Helena
Otto Genaust
Sanitary Police
Holton
Christie Pinner
the Center
United Cigar Store
Chas. F. Green
Warren Cigar Co
Elvington
Princess Street
Newman’s
Wilmington Cigar Co
N. Kostelos
Elvington’s
Front Street
Gieschen Bros
American Cafe
Olympia
Star
Crumpler & Scott
Coast Line Cafe
New York Cafe
Savage & Savage
Warren Ice Cream Co
Plummer
Frost Ice Cream Co
Saffo Bros
Washington Candy Cop
North Pole
John Phillips
Bakeries—Farris
Globe
Royal
Groceries
Royal Grocery
Wilmington Grocery
C. H. Bornemann
Hall & Ross
Atkinson & Watters
Peoples’ Supply
S. W. Sanders
Thomas Grocery
B. M
Jurgen Haar
E.S. B Nerman
Jao. F. McInnis
J. E. Marshburn
Chas. E. Collins
New Way
Davis & Hintze
Nurnberger
C. O. Knox
J. F. Sellers
O. H. Kennedy
B. B. Bryan
Cape Fear
J. W. Batson
Pure Food
Seaside Club
United States
The
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Safety and Service
Thiaobrastor
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Bon Marche (Incorporated
Wilmington
Shantung
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