Evening journal., 1922-01-05

BEFORE COUNCIL
Newark Board of Health
Wants Town to Establish
Pasteurizing Plant
MRS. HOSSINGER is
CRITICALLY ILL

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, Jan. 5.-owing to the
recent mild outbreak OF typhoid
fever and taking into consideration
tho several other such outbreaks in
Newark during the past few years.
the town Board OF Health has rec
commended to Council that the town
establish a pasteurizing plant and
also pass an ordinance providing
that all milk sold in the town must
be pasteurized. Council discussed
the matter at a meeting this week
and while most Of the members ex-
pressed the opinion that the town
money should not be used for such
purpose, Mayor Frazer and Council
man Wilson were appointed a COM
mittee to look further into the mat
ter. as to the cost Of such a plant,
etc.
Mrs. Laura Hossinger, secretary
OF Town Council who became il
with typhoid fever more than a week
ago is in serious condition. The
other five typhoid fever patients in
the town are all improving and no
new cases have been reported the
past few days.
Officers OF the local Conclave Of
Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men
were installed last night as follows:
Chancellor. Albert Barnett Emi-
nent Archon, w. s. Armstrong;
/ Prelate. Harvey Fulton; Provost,
Leroy Hafer; recording secretary,
+. G. Widdoes: financial scribe,
Raymond A. Davis and treasurer, f.
NJ. Smith. The installation work
was done by State officers OF the
order.
With special exercises the nag
pole on Frazer Field, University Of
Delaware. was dedicated and the
nag raised.
Chester E. Ewing has sold his milk
route to Samuel Ewing.
The Newark Building and Loan
Association at a meeting this week
authorized the issuing OF new
series OF stock No. Al. books for
subscriptions TO close at the April
meeting. This is the oldest building
loan association in the State and its
record compares favorable with any
in the country.
Much interest has been aroused
among local music lovers in the en-
tertainment TO be given in Vol
HAN. University OF Delaware. mex
Tuesday evening by the Orpheus
Club OF Wilmington.
The Aetna Hose, Hook and Lad
der Company at meeting to be
held tomorrow night will elect Off
GERS for the year.
The local Parent Teacher Associa-
ton will meet in the High School
building on the evening OF Janu-
airy / 2.
Because OF the fiscal year OF St
Thomas Episcopal Church being
changed to end January instead OF
May /. the annual meeting OF the
congregation for the election OF
yestrymen will be held at $50 o'clock
Monday evening. January 16. in the
parish house.
The promised contributions to.
ward the budget Of st. Thomas
Church now amounts to about
S4,10O.
The monthly meeting OF the GUILD
OF the Church will he held in IN,
parish house next Monday evening
The Girls Friendly OF st. Thomas
was held in the church asst nigh
when several new members Ner,
taken in.
The Women's Auxiliary OF tn,
same church viii meet at $50 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at the home o
Mrs. George Carter on Depot Road
Mrs Lew X. Brown. who has beer
i'll for some time, is convalescinl
, slowing.
: Harold r. Tiffany, Jr., son OF Pro
! fessor and Mrs. Harold f. Titan,
who has been in with typhoid feve
! is slowly recovering.
}. Delaware Alpha Chapter Sigm
- Phi Epsilon Fraternity OF the Uni
r versity OF Delaware will give il
p fourteenth annual dance in old Col
S lege on Friday evening January /;
e Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Preston q
= Trenton, \. j.. and Mr.. and Mr.
s Forrest Lamb Of Easton. Pa, VIII
e have been guests OF Professor an
Mrs. Howard X. Preston have re
- turned to their homes.
e Walter Dent Smith. a senior at tn
u University OF Delaware has return
- ed from Des Moines, Iowa. where h
I attended the National Conclave {
II the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.
e Mrs. Henry c. Milliken is visitin
r. relatives in Petersburg. Huntingto
a county, Pa.
James Nlghman, formerly a sti
l. dent Of the University OF Delawar
= who is now in the movies in Ne
J. York, has been visiting old frien,
y IN Newark.
}. l.. Scott Townsend, Jr., OF Wi
d, mington. has been visiting the fan
lily Of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Tow
send. on Gillespie avenue.
Mrs. Clara c. Nickerson al
N daughter. Miss Madge Nickerson.
& teacher in the Wilmington schoo
al have returned from a holiday vi,
~ TO old friends in Camden, Del.
from these places, where he III