Evening journal., 1922-01-07
ELECT WILSON
and COLMERY
Aetna Hose Company of
Newark Has Spirited
Contest for Officers
REFLECT MEDILL
PRESIDENT OF co.
special to The Evening Journal.

| Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Jan 7.-one OF the
most spirited elections in the history
OF the Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder
Company. took place last night at
the annual meeting OF the company
About sixty members attended the
meeting. The principal contests were
for chief OF the company and secre-
tary. e. c. Wilson. who has ably
served the company as chief for
many years. was reelected over
Thomas j. sprogel, bv vote Of 40
TO II. and Charles w. Colmery VINO
has also held the office for many
years was reelected secretary over
Howard McCully by a vote Of Se
to 21.
Charles L. Medin was unanimous
~ reelected president. on motion,
the office OF chief engineer was Gre
ated and Chief Wilson appointed Ira
c. Shellender to that Office. The re-
suit OF the election follows:
President, Charles l. Medill; Vice
president. Harlan c. Herdman; sec
retary Charles w. Colmery; treas
urer. A. L. Beals. chief, Il. Clifford
Wilson: assistant chiefs, Elmer J.
Ellison and Charles p. steele; re-
corder, Frank NJ. Luton; pipeman'
Henry Gregg; assistant pipemen'
John steel, William Ring, r. p. Fos-
sett. w. r. Powell and Orville Lit
tie; directors. Daniel Stoll, Robert S.
Gallagher, Professor George A:Koer-
a Der. Frank M. Luton and Ernest
Frazer.
Members OF the senion class OF the
Newark High School gave a dance
in the New Century Club Building
last night which was attended by
about thirty couples. The Unison
Trio OF Wilmington furnished music
and a delightful evening was spent.
The patronesses were. Mrs. George
l. Townsend. Mrs. d. Lee Rose, Mrs
c. o. Houghton Mrs. J. Herbert
owens. Miss Houston and Miss Hell
ser. There were eighteen dances on
: the program.
Early inquiries indicate that Woli
Hall, University OF Delaware, will be
crowded next Tuesday evening wher
the Orpheus Club OF Wilmington
gives its concert. The great success
that the club made with its concert
in Wilmington has attracted loca
attention and Newark music ioveri
are anxiously awaiting the perform
ance Tuesday night.
Noah II. Swayne. End, as SOLOS
and Ralph Kinder. as conductor. as
sures the success OF the concert
J., they both being we'll known in mu
sical circles. This is the fifth seasoi
:, for the Orpheus Club and its repu
tation has grown with each season
The concert here next Tuesday nigh
: will be the same that the club gave
with such success at Wilmington.
The women's Auxiliary OF 81
= Thomas Episcopal Church, held III
. weekly meeting at the home Of Mrs
George Carter, on Depot Road, yes
h. terday afternoon. The auxiliary 4
\ preparing an advent box.
. William q. Gin, local Chimes
:. iaundryman was operated on 70
: appendicitis at the Delaware Hos
. pital. Wilmington, this week.
Important work bearing upon tn
bazaar which will be held by tn
j.. Guild OF st. Thomas P. r. Church
will be done at the guild meetin
= to be held in the parish house o
= next Monday night. Reports will b
J., received from the chairmen OF IN
several committees as to the com
:, position OF such committees and IN
. work done by them thus far.
/, The proposed meeting OF the cor
-, gregation OF st. Thomas Church 10
,l next Monday night week for the pui
10 pose OF electing vestry. has bee
called of because II has been di,
pc covered that the canons OF this die
M cese require that such election
"A held on Easter Monday.
o Mrs. Katherine Davis left tods
rv for Pemberville. Ohio, to spend SCI
,e eral weeks with her daughter.
Mayor Frazier and Councilmon
In C. Wilson, a special committee al
st pointed by Council to inquire in
90 the cost OF installing a pasteurizir
4 plant, held a meeting yesterday a
a. ternoon with representative OF n
as A. H. Reed Co, OF Phnadelphi
They we're informed that a modei
w. plant, similar to the one used by n
as Glover Dairy, OF Wilmington. cou
M he installed for $4,000. The commi
he tee will report to Council Mond'
o. night.
DR.. Charles II. Blake, a membl
Of OF the local Board OF Health. sa
IN today there were no new cases
nd typhoid fever in town. although
had been reported there we're sever
av new cases.
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