Evening journal., 1920-07-16
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Final Arrangements Made
for Opening Health Cen
tire in Short Time
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
TEAMS TO STICK
Special TO The Evening Journal.

the Stale authorities as local chair
man Of the Health center committee,
appointed the following women as
members Of this committee: Mrs. Ed
ward II. Naylor, treasurer; Mrs. JOS
eph carp. Mrs. Frank Hewlett and
Lockwood viii be the nurse In charge
OF the center.
Work on the room. at Sixth and
South streets, recently procured for
use 1y the chairman is being pre-
pared for Occupat tion as State /
Health Center The money raised |
by the lawn fete recently given on /
the lawn OF Emmanuel reciOry by a |
number % women members OF The /
Emmanuel Sunday School, under the |
leadership OF Mrs. carp, amounting |
TO over $3.50 has been turned over |
10 the treasurer OF the committee, |
and the equipment for which u was
raised will be purchased and installed |
In the rOmm Any person desiring |
10 contribute to the efficiency % he
center will hand their contribution |
10 the treasurer OF the committee. |
Mrs. Nsylor, OF Delaware street near
Sixth street.
Before the establishment Of al
heslth center it Is necessary for any
4 community 10 guarantee the rental Of
the room In which It Is TO be placed. |
for the period OF one year. The
health centers are a part Of the work
Of the State IN its effort 10 maintain
reasonable degree OF health among
Infants OF any community Any moth
or having a child slightly an may
bring it TO the center at stated rcri-
DDS and receive the advice of a per
son professionally. trained for the
conservation OF health among in
lants.
Much concern has been evinced
during the past twenty-four hours
among persons Interested in the New
Castle Industrial Twilight League.
over the reports current that both
the All-Stars and the Fibre teams
were about TO Withdraw from the
League. This report WIS proven un-
founded, when a number Of the play
ers and managers were seen last
night, and denied their intentions OF
Withdrawing Some small difficulties
readily adjusted by President John
Murphy and the managers Of all the
Al the close OF the season, Il Is
sid an All-NeNv Castle team will
challenge any tesm Of local talent in
ne state for a series OF games for
he State championship.
Up 10 a late hour last nhzht the
body Of the diver who was drowned
Wednesday night at the operations
below this city. OF raising the Eag c
Boat" No. y. Submarine Chaser
. Nhich was carsized during the Sc
we're storm OF June A., when nine
lives were lost. had not been re-
covered This last casualty, which
makes the tenth, is greatly regretted
by the residents Of this city who
= have become acquainted with many
members q the crews or the two
lighters, which have been working
on the Inflated vessel.
George Madden. a student at Della
ware College and whose family re-
sid.S here, Is conducting the or
chestra az the Hotel HenlOpen. Re
hOboth. Those assisting Mr.. Madden
are Charles Edwards. violinist, VIII
mlngton: Phillip Stead. Saxaphone
philadelphia: William Goodwin, cor
netlst, Philadelphia and John Hal
len, drummer, New YORK cry. Ihii
orchestra gives three concerts az th'
hotel IN the afternoons and plays FOL
cl dancers IN the evening Mr.. Nader
Is well known as an expert panl
nlayer, and Is organist at the I'm
manuel p h. Church.
A Democratic Club was organizel
a. at Hamilton Park last evening.
number OF local Democrats attende
the organization, becoming members
/, This is the first Democratic club Il
be organized in New Castale Hundre'
Former Mayor Theodore B. Cav
ender picked quite a number. OF rip
tomatoes from the vines In his gar
don last evening.
The penn Seaboard baseball tear
will play the Greenbank basebaal
team tomorrow afternoon at tn
Greenbank field.
Irene Cutler had her thumb broke
at the Fairgrounds Finn and Dela
ware streets yesterday afternoon
while attempting TO ride bicycle
The New Castle baseball tear
will play the Holly Oak team tomoI
row at Holly Oak grounds.
Miss Mary Neher, OF this city wi
become the bride Of John Gross,
we'll known trolley car man OF thl
city. on August A. The ceremon
viii be at the home OF the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Meme
OF Second street. Following N
wedding they will spend two week
at Wildwood, n. J. on their returi
: they will reside In the apartments
the jefferson house.
A number OF the young folks
this city motored TO Augustine pie
last evening, where they enjoyed N
dance. Edward Ryan took abol
twenty on a straw ride in his au'
truck. Several touring cars aocOn
panied them.
About seventeen young people wei
10 Riverview Park. pennsville, Il
the dance, last evening. They wei
I by motor boat, leaving DelaWal
street wharf shout s O'clock
Two aggregations Of ball (players
known as the Would Be's" and u
elias Been staged a ball game Ia
night on battery park which VI
called on account Of darkness wi
the score a tie at II each. Sever
sensational plays were pulled of
the old timers.
one a riple play, the FIRST seen {
Battery PARK diamond. A ball w
hit to the pitcher with the bas
full. The pitcher threw 10 the pla
catching the runner: The catch
then threw 10 third. getting his mi
and the third-base-man then thre
10 second catching the runner
several inches.
Fred w. Eagle, while riding hor
from his work at the Wilmingtl
Fibre Specially Company's phnt Ia
evening, had his leg severely I
iured. He was riding on the rear
Inc truck belonging TO VILLA
KEGS. when Mr. KEGS was COMPEL,
10 stop suddenly at the railro
crossing. A touring car following
1.-The rear, caught Mr.. Eagles rig
Loo causing severe cOutusiOng