Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mrs. Joseph n. Earp's Mother
Dies at Her Homo In Stras-
burg, Pa.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.

special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, July ll.-Word was re-
ceivcd last evening by Rev. Joseph II.
carp. rector Of the Emmanuel Church.
81 the death OF tho mother Of his wife.
who resides At Straeburg. Pa. Mrs.
Earp has been With her mother during
the past month. The rector and daugh-
ter Miss Marjose carp, left this morn
Ing for Strasburg. where they Will re-
main until after the funeral.
The New Castle Athletic Association
met last evening. a communication
was received from Councilman King
meyer, relative TO tho matter OF run
ming a sewer pipe on tho Battery Park
property. stating that tho railroad
company was willing 10 stand half OF
the expense. The other half Will be
taken caro- of by the city. Treasurer
John p. Murphy submitted n report of
the receipts and expenses for July.
showing a balance of s3312 on hand.
with outstanding obligations OF $50
ls
The members OF the American
Manganese Steel Co. on Saturday af-
ternoon held meeting and perfect
ed plans for their annual outing 10
Augustine Beach on next Saturday.
The following committee was appoint
ed: Peter Scully. in charge Of ath-
letics; Martin Kinney and John Fahey,
finance and refreshments; i.
O Rourge. transportation. Members
who desire TO go should arrange to
meet the truck at Seventh and Wash
ington streets at o'clock.
Grover Engle. Edward Kline. Harry
n,so ,,s,,
Everett =. Howard, Wilbur Tucker and
John Halman comprised a fishing
party that spent the weekend at
Bowers Beach. 4 large number Of
trout We're caught.
The morning sessions of the First
Presbyterian Sunday school have been
discontinued during the summer. 10
be resumed on September 3.
Last evening a large number Of per-
sons attended the flreman's bazaar
held by Holloway Terrace Fire Co. on
the School Green at Rose Hill. The
bazaar Will last the entire week.
The matter of excavation and the
laying of the pipe fer the aerating
basin. the receiving basin and the
suction we'll at the local water plant
ny AollldClbFS AnQItW MlNCnCu "
Son. will begin next week.
Last evening the members OF the
Polly Anna Club held a party at the
Hopkins Beach.
The Little Light Bearers. branch
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, viii hold an entertainment on
Saturday evening in the church be-
ginning al S o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Riggs. Mrs
Eugene Chase and daughter. Florence
motored 10 Glasgow on Sunday.
Miss May Fehl. operator at the
local telephone exchange. is spending
severa! days vacation as a guest OF
her grandmother. Mrs. John Fehl, a,
Perkasie. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Butler and
son. accompanied by Misses Annie To-
bin. Theresa Landers and Mildred
Berry. motored 10 Atlantic City. where
they spent the weekend.
Or. and Mrs. John Rufe and son
john, IL. OF Highbridge, y. j.. are
spending 10 days as guests OF M!chae
j. Devlin.
MI anu lAsS- 4 EtGtTlCh ~. tNlSh afl(
son. Frederick, Jr.. spent the weekend
at Delaware Water Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Swazze anf
family motored TO Rehoboth, wher,
they spent the weekend.
John Fahey, master mechanic Of tn,
two eastern plants OF the American
Manganese Steel Co, accompanied b.
his two sons. John F, and Walter
spent the weekend in Philadelphia
james (. Biggs, a local merchant
yesterday was stricken with Hines
and is confined 10 his home.
Lewis Burke. superintendent O
Minquadale Home. on SATURDAY.
while in Wilmington, was stricke,
with illness and was taken 10 the Del
aware Hospital. where he Will remain
for several days.
Fictrolas and MISUNDERSTANDING
wster.-Adv.