Evening journal., 1922-09-07
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new Castle
Good Will Fire Company
Cleared 81, 2,4O8.S7 on Re-
cent Carnival
ELECTRIC SIREN
TO BE PURCHASED
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Sept. 7.--owing
to the absence Of President Jesse
A. Mckay, vice-president, John Fos-
ter, presided at the monthly meeting
of the Good VIII Fire Company,
last evening.
Fire Chief James v. Campbell re-
ported 4 fires during August.
The Carnival Committee reported
s4.6S6.66 as receipts from the car
nival, including donations OF sever
al hundred dollars. or this S2,277,
70 was used in defraying expenses
Of the carnival leaving a profit Of
S2.40Ss7 for the new ambulance
and siren fund.
A communication was received
from Eugene Chase. director OF the
New Castle Band. requesting the
use Of the firehouse parlors on Tues
day evenings for band rehearsals.
The request was granted.
John p. Leonard, James V. Camp
bell. James Carlin, Charles ].
Dougherty and Edward Leonard,
were appointed to procure prices
and information on the STANDARD
makes fchassis for the new ambu-
lance. The company will purchase
chassis and body separate and as
sembie same at the fire house.
The siren committee was instruc-
ted to purchase and install an elec-
trio siren. II will be placed on the
fire house and used as a fire alarm.
II will be operated from the engine
floor or the telephone exchange.
The monthly meeting OF the
Water and Light Commission will
be held in the commissions Office.
on Delaware street at 2 o'clock,
Monday afternoon.
Workmen employed by Joseph
Burke. contractor, who has the con-
tract for resurfacing several city
streets. have begun the installation |
OF cutters. They have completed |
the north side of West Third street. !
~ Red Lion Social Of the Lebanon NJ. !
z. Church will meet in monthly bus
mess and social session next Tuesday |
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Davis. near Bear station.
Mrs. Mary Newlyn, wife OF the
VI OIl4tAOl u 1lQAtA -NOWAN IL has
been awarded three first prizes at
the poultry show at the Delaware
State Fair. Elsmere.
Miss Helen Diehl. OF Bear Station,
has completed arrangements for en-
tering the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital, Wilmington. as a nurse in
training
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Hall. of
Hamilton Park, who accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey r. Hall and |
daughter, Matte. on an extended
tour of the Middle West, where they
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Hall. of Mt. Liberty. Ohio. and
also of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. /
Hall, of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, have re-
turned home.
Harry Miiey has r~turned TO his
home in Philadelphia, after spend
Ing several days here as the guest
Of his mother
The members OF the First Baptist
Church of this city are making elab-
,rate preparations for the observ-
lnce of their annual rally next
sunday. Celebrations will be
eld the entire day. Special fea-
ures will be introduced at the sun
lay school services at 10 o'clock,
nd a. IL O'Clock Rev. Frederick w.
)verhiser will administer the OBJ
Iervance OF the Lords Supper 10 all
members and friends.
Special music will feature the
service. The evening service. at 7.30
o'clock, viii be in the order OF a
general rally day.
Miss Marie Reynolds Of Sixth and
Delaware streets IS spending the
week in Atlantic City, n. J.
Mrs. Harry d. Mccullough and
daughter. Miss Elena. OF Dover. are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Mitchell. 40
Mrs. Laura Cohee, Of Greenwood,
ls spending two weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Kee OF Har-
mony street
Miss Cecilia NJ Gallagher, who Is
Employed at the Philadelphia Gar-d
ield Exchange Of the Bell Telephone
Company is spending a week with