Evening journal., 1920-09-29
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Employees American Man
ganese Co. Surprise Supt.
Brinton With Gifts
SEMINOLE TRIBE
ELECTS OFFICERS
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II+tidl TO INC Evening journal
NEW CASTLE. Sept. 29.-Nirs. Annie
B. Ritlenhouse. sc yers OF age, wife
of Alanson F.. Rittenhouse, Of state
Road Station, died at her home yeslcr-
day at noon. following an illness Of
several months. three Of which she
Was confined 10 her bed. Mrs Ri.-en-
mouse was member Of the Baptist
church and lifelong resident Of this
state She Is survived by her hus-
bdnd and one son. Cyrus Rillenhouse,
oi ile Norman B. Mansll Company, OF
Wilmington.
The funeral services will be held
from D e late residen1e. on state
Road Friday afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
lnlermcnt Will be made In Bethel
Cemetery. mar HIRES Corner
AZ The meeting OF Seminole Tribe
No. 10, lmp'd. order Of Red Men, held
IN Masonic Temple last Monday even
ing. the following officers were elect
.fet; Prophet Arthur II. Gibbs. sa-
chem. Harry Balm. senior sycamore
Nathaniel e.. Watson: Junior siga-
more. William B. Proud and trustee
fOn0rge r. Proud. Jr. These officers
will be raised up by Howard Wilhelm
grand sachem. and staff. next Monday
evening. Arthur H. CRIB Will repre-
sent the tribe at the grand council, "a
be held in Milford, October IL.
Several candidates We're initiated by
The degree team Of Industry Council
Iunior order United American Me-
fchanics, last evening. The council is
making a drive 10 gain the largest per-
oenlage OF members in the state The
re.iring Stale Councillor. Alfred Caulk
Will nros'n. the council. getting the
largest per cent. OF members during
Sthe year, with a suitable token as a
premium for their efforts.
The four dozen cupid dolls and a
few teddy bears were disposed Of by
the carnival committee OF the Good
Will Fire Company when they were
offered for sale, in front or the
, said last night that a conservative cs-
Ntimatc Of the amount cleared by the
carnival last week was 5000.
Marion Tobin, the twO-year-olc
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Tobin Jr.. fell from a stepladder YES
ferday, which had been left standing
in the yard in the rear Of the home
The tot had climbed up several steps
when. on attempting TO get down, She
Yell and struck her head upon the
walk Dr. 3. NJ. Allen was called and
dressed her bruises. She VS. some
whll improved this morning.
Edward Proud, Jr.. The i-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs Edward Proud. Of
Fourth street, was taken suddenly ill
last Monday. Dr. Julius DOdd was
called and pronounced him suffering
with pneumonia. lie was in a serious
condition on Monday and yesterday,
Out was somewhat improved last even
ing
John Refs. proprietor OF the Hotel
Louise. is refreshing the appearance
OF his hoslelry with a coat Of paint
Forcmen and employees at the local
plant Of the American Manganese
Steel Corporation. gave Walter Brin-
ton. superintendent Of the local plant
and vicc-prcsident Of the corporation
a pleasanl surprise Yesterday after
noon. when he was called 90 the office
Of the storeroOms. by Michael j. Dew
Nm. superintendent OF foremfn a, the
plant. and presented Nth a handsome
leather travelling bag and "a sin UNI
hrella. a. a reminder Of his Jlth birth
DAY anniversary. Mr.. Devln. IN pre-