Evening journal., 1918-04-10
NEWS Happenings
ABOUT NEW Castle
Dramatic Society TO Present
Playlet in Town Opera
House
FISHERMEN HAVE
ONE LUCKY DAY
.spseIal o THE EvENINa IouRNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURSAL.
NEW CASTLE. April iO.-The chart
for the three act comedy, Never
Again, which is 10 be given by the
Cephas Dramatic and Literary Society.
VIII be open Friday eyening at Mrs.
y Lawlers store. There no doubt VIII be
rush FOR tickets
The characters for the play are as
follows:
Rufus Fletcher retired merchant,
james Hance; Charlotte Fletcher, his
wife. Miss Mary Landel Ruth Hunt,
their daughter. Rose McCaushan;
Marion Fletcher their daughter, Mary
Wright: Howard Hunt. an author, husr
band Of Ruth, James White Oliver
Pendel. a musician, James Carlin; Doe
tor Cutler, a physician, William Me-
Grory; Dora and Marie. maids 10 the
Fletcher household Catharine Me-
Caughsn and Bessie Reynolds
Postmaster Murphy announces the
following unclaimed letters remaining
IN his office Mr. Loper Artillery. Cesare
Angeline, Miss Anna Antoneuk, Albert
Bradley. Frank Bonsal. Miss Eliza
Bailey, Giuseppe Cortes, John Clark,
Miss 2. NJ Campbell. Angel Deshepin,
Mrs. Rachel Dellan, William Dilla-
berry. Albert Hastings, Ellie lilobon,
George Hambury, Alban Hail. Miss
Anna Lewis, D. NJ. Lemon, Charles
Mills, Mrs. Josephine McCa1erty, Do
memco Povdina. William q. Peter, ST.
Iosephs Institute. Mrs. Ethel NiikeF
and Miss. Beatrice Williams.
M6ndsy was an unusually good day
Tor shad fishermen. Two fishermen
caught 55 shad, which sold for $50. A
few weeks Of this kind Of fshing would
make some men who decided not TO nsh
this year regret their decision
There were some surprises Ia New
Castle when THE EVENING JOURNAL
OF yesterday announced the resigna-
ton OF p. l. Cross as superintendent
of rural New Castle county schools.
Few people knew Of the planes OF
Mr.. Cross, though they had been ip
contemplation for some weeks. MT.
Kistler, Of New York who VIII be as
soc!ated with him IN his business coll
lege project. is a member Of his Greek
letter fraternity Of Dickinson College.
There is no change in the condition
OF Miss Emily Rodney. who has been
ill for some time.
At the Century Club last night, fol-
lowing a business session, IN which
the club voted TO give s25 toward the
War Victory Commission, the instl-
latlon Of officers for the next year fol-
lowed. Miss Bertha Lambson wal
made president. Airs. Dodd, frst vice
president, and Miss Reeda Stoops. sec
ond viee-presldent. Mrs. Phillips in
stalled the president and the new presi
dent installed the vice-presidents. Mrs
Philips was presented by the club wit
bouquet Of American Beauty rof
a. an expression OF their appreciation
Of her services as president for thl
past wear
Following the installation Of officers
the club voted 10 hold an anniversary
on the second Thursday IN May.
At the meeting Of the Mems Liberty
Loan Committee detailed arrangemenii
were made for the actual work Of thC
drive" The printed matter which
had failed to reach New CCastle on
time arrived last night, thus making
Il possible for the committee TO work
Alexander Gallagher. VINO has been
seriously ~ for the past two weeks
though conyalescent, viii undergo a
minor operation today
There was a rusl Monday evening "
subscribe for shares in the twenty
ffth series Of the Citizens Building and
loan Association. The association is In
splendid financial condition as shown
By the thirtieth annual statement just
issued.
The officers OF The association ere
Presiden. Patrick McGrory; secretary
Neil B. Sentman; vice-president, George
Allen smith treasurer, William 2. Roth
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