Evening journal., 1920-09-13
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Dogs Bitten by Supposed
Rabid Dog Are Under
Surveillance
RESIDENTS WIN
AT NOMINATION


NEW CASTLE. Del. Sept. i3-Sev-
eral bird and rabbit dogs that were
bitten by a supposed rabid dog last
week have been killed by George
Hockenberry. Several other valuable
dogs are under observance.
A scare was given employees Of the
american Manganese Steel COmpany's
plant last Saturday, when dog said
10 belong to John Sheridan ran into
the plant yard and bit Peter Toner, an
ilpprenuo3 pattern maker. The dog
then ran from This plant 10 the :. ).
Deemer Steel Casting Company's plant,
where II snapped at several OF the
MOrkmen and was finally killed by
Charles ). sharp at Ninth and Gray
streets. Mr.. sharp had procured
gun from Ryan's store for the pur-
pose.
officer Lenoir has shot several dogs
which have shown signs Of rabies.
The funeral Of Mrs. Martha Stra-
'horn Sentman, who died last Friday
morning at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. l.. h. Elason, this city, took
place this afternoon from Head Of
Christiana Presbyterian Church. near
Newark. The services was conducted
by the Rev. Joel = Gilnllan, OF VIII
mngAn, and the Rev Joseph n. Earp,
rector Of lmmanue Church. this city.
lnterment Was in the adjoining ceme-
terry.
The funeral oi Melba Tressler. the
one-year-old dauehter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Tressler. Ninth and Washington
streets, who died last Friday at the
nome or her parents, took place yes
terday afternoon. The Rev j. r. Bick-
ing, pastor Of the New Castle Meth0-
dist Church, Ofiloiated. lnterment was
in Glebe Cemetery.
Qrezo L. Scaramszzo. The one-day-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas scar
amezza $40 Claymont street. was bur
led 10 st. Peters Cemetery yesterday
q Dy Chandler II. Gehhart.
Rosalia Cabbagestock. 10 years old.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Cabbagestock, Negro, who died in lhe
Delaware Hospital Saturday afternoon
OF turpentine poisoning, was buried In
Mount Salem Cemetery this afternoon
The services were held in Mount Salem
y. 4. NJ. h. Church. Chandler H. Geb-
hart was The undertaken.
William Aud, Of Clark street has
purchased Ford touring ear which
ne viii operate between This city anr
Lhester, carrying Workmen TO and
from their work
Edward ). Alegginson was nominated
as candidate on the Republican ticbel
Tor Representative last Saturday. de-
teating Samuel Harris and JOSEPH n
King. James G.. Shaw. a resident of
tnis oity, and Levy Court COmmis-
sioner from this district, was nomi-
mated as the candidate on the Repub-
lean ticket FOR County Comptroller
George L. Batten defeated Thomas r.
Clarlngbold, Of Newark, for Levy
4 & Court Commissioner
Complete ARRANGEMENTS will be mad,
/ tonight for the soup sale TO be held
by the Dorcas Society OF the Metho.
, dist Church
Albert Wilheme. Of Adlphia Lodg,
No. ;, has announced his candidac,
for grand prelate Of the State GranC
Lodge OF knights Of Pythias, 10 bl
held in Wilmington. October 2i.
A banquet was serV,d at the cafe
terra Of the local plant Of the Penn
Seaboard Steel Corporation last Satur
day evening, following the baseball
game htNNepn the teams from th
local plant and the TacOny plant. Thl
81 banquet was under the supervision O
Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Greenwood. super
visor Of the safety department at IN.
local plant. assisted by the Misses. Jo
sephine Clothier, May Bunsides an,
Cecilia Gallagher and Or. Funci
Price. Messrs. George Grier and vii
liam TedldNv. clerks.
Employees Of TacOny plant who en-
ioyed the local hospitalities were Wi
liam B. COLman. general slperinlen
and Mrs. Walter H. Blakeslee. Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Grinlth. Dr. and Mrs DO
seph Phalan. Walter r. Nulhall. Wi
liam Turner. Sr.. William Turner. Jr
William TOmlinsOn Albert CIV ascr
q. j. Steen, George Griffith. William
Bowe. William Fowler. William i
Radclif. g. B. Martin, Joseph Ruffncf
Haskell Lyhand. Thomas OBrien. Frc
Rush. Maurice kearny, Herbert pha
Ian and "Rube' Nash. The Aiisso
Theresa Carroll. Hannah Manisse,
Anna stain, Mary Regan. Alma Bryc,
Pauline Dryden. Helen MOhr. Margare
Atm ir, Helen SandfOrd, Florence Stei
and Helen Smith
Meetings for The week are: Monda
night-The Citizens Building and Loa
Association. SeminOla Tribe OF Re
Men. and City Council: Tuesday nigh
Industry Council Of Jr. q. L. A. NJ
and band. Wednesdays ymight-Women'
Hundred Democratic Committee
Thursday nighi-Friendship Lodge. 4
o. l.. W; Friday night-Adelphl
Lodge. Kmchis Of Pyihias
The benefit baseball game betwee
the professional and business me
teams and old-timers next Saturda
viii be played on Battery Park di,
mond. beginning at 3 o'clock. m
lineup viii be- For the business an
professional team-Dr Lewis Booke
%; Dr. B. NJ. Allen, ss., Or. Brice Va
lett, 3h; Or. Julius Dodd. H.. Fran
de II. Janvier, III; Richard S. Rodne
III; John B. Cloud RI; Frank Lon
c.; James T. Challenger. ib: Georg
i. Brittingham, CT: Chandler II. Gebhar
p. For the old-timers-C. Counts
c.; w. w. Leach. p. and SIS. Hugh
Dufy, 3b; Albert Kirby ib: Peter ,
S. Madden, H.; Harold Hobbs, CT and
The receipts will be for tho benefit
the recently established Health Gel
ter at Sixth and South stress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Gore. 5i5 Cher
street, are being congratulated on O
< birth OF a SON.
James G. Shaw. Levy Court con
missioner. celebrated his victory
81 county comptroller by entertaining
81 number Of state, county and mum
III cipal friends at his home on Del
S. ware street, last evening. J. :. NJ
:4 Cord. Of Philadelphia, was a week-er
< visitor with Mr. Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Melvin.
W Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Morr
Hambright, Of Wilmington. re
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Be
nett. Of Sixth street.
a Miss Anna Brown, who has be-