Evening journal., 1922-12-30

about $50 o'clock last night. Traffic
was delayed for about twenty min
utes.
The vital statistics as recorded by
A. Herman Padberg, vital statistician
for New Castle hundred for the year
1922 shows 93 deaths. 81 births and
Il marriages for the hundred.
A turkey dinner was served at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cur
rinder this week. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Currinder. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
currinder, the Misses Mildred
Marguerite. Edith, Helen, Hazel
Alice and Charles Currinder.
Jr.. all OF New Castle; Mr..
and Mrs. John First and son Robert
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whiteman,
Charles Grose. Ephraim Young OF
Newport; Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Grose,
Mrs. Maggie Whiteman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Grose. II. whiteman, Miss
Laura Grose. Clarence Whiteman,
Herman T. Gray. OF Newark; Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Attick and son.
Roger. Jr.. OF Steelton. Pa.
The celebrating and the water
softening plants have arrived ana
will be installed at the new aerating
plant next week.
Arrangements are being made by
the Rev Luther E. Poole, D. D.,
pastor OF the Methodist Church for
the organization of a Junior Ep-
worth League. The organization will
be effected shortly after the irst OF
the year.
The probationers class OF this
church composed Of children will
meet next week. probably Tuesday
evening. The adult probationers
will be cared for at the mid-week
prayer services.
DR.. Poole will preach in the Meth
odist Church tomorrow at 1890
o'clock, on "Girding Our Loins." and
at 7.3O o'clock on The First Ques-
ton" The Sunday morning class,
the Rev. John Hendrix. leader. will
meet at 9.3O o'clock; the Sunday
school. Baraca and young mems
Bible class at o'clock and the Ep-
worth League at o'clock.
The Rev. ]. II. Taylor will preach
in Mt. Salem NJ. r. Church at 1890
o'clock tomorrow on Gods New
Year Gift" and at 100 a Christmas
program will be given by the Sun
day school. followed by a watch
night service.
Nicholas Baldini, formerly OF
Shawtown. who recently sailed for
italy. is reported as having died
after spending Is days with his pa
rents and relatives. Baldini before
leaving this country had told his
friends he knew he could not live
and his only desire was to be able /
TO return 70 his native land before !
he died.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy. Of /
Newark. spent the Christmas holi- /
days with Mrs Kennedy's parents. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rees. Mrs.
Kennedy was stricken IN with grip
and was compelled TO remain with
her parents for the week
Mrs. william Leach. West Sixth I
street. is confined to her home with |
illness.
The condition of Mrs. Harry
East Third street, who for
several days has been confined to her
home with illness. is slightly i'm
proved
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vincent
and daughters, Flora Poole and /
Evangeline. are spending the week
end at the Methodist parsonage as
The guests OF Mrs. Vincent's parents.
DR.. and Mrs. L. f. Poole They ac-
,ompanied DR.. and Mrs. Poole home
who had spent Christmas with them.
Mrs. Frederick Hall. Miss Sarah
Hall and Miss Irene Hall and Miss
Lottie Hail. Hamilton Park; Ray
nond Lloyd Of York. Pa, and Le-
Roy Craig. Wilmington. were the
quests Thursday evening OF Miss
Betty Roberts.
Mrs. l.. z. Poole of the NJ. f. par
ionage is confined TO her bed with
Trip.
Clarence P. Rees. Of Wheeling W.
Va. has been the guest of his par
'nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rees.
second and Harmony streets.
Miss Elizabeth Hemphnl, OF East
Third street. is the guest Of her
incle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Y. Rees. Of Newark. y. J.
Mrs. George Painter and daugh-
er, Miss Doris. of Atlantic City are
he guests OF the Misses Anna and .
Sora Winslow. Delaware street. near ,
he Strand
Borden Painter. Of Atlantic City
5 the guest Of his cousin. James {
White, Of the Strand. J
Mrs. Leslie W. Mahan. Of the But
onwood Farm. who has been con- ,
med to her bed for several weeks !
y illness. was able TO attend the {
amily reunion held at the home Of {
er parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z. Spen- ]
er Cochran. of near Newark. on '
christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tonsil. OF Will q
who were married last Sat {
rdsy evening. were Sunday guests ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahan. They will C
lake their home in Cape May. y. I
Mrs. Tonsil. before her mar /
age. was Miss Madsline Alexander, I
cousin Of Mrs. Mahan. y
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