Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-04
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS :

farm; from John A. Reese and
James II. Hatton, tenants of Town
Hall stores. $3.50 each. for three
months rental; from William Steele
SIG for two months rent of Ba-
sin farm tenant house; from John
Gross, $3.50 for three months rent
of Model farm; from Charles w.
Currender. S2s.1S for six months
rent OF tenant house on Stockton
farm; from T. T. T. Clark. s465
for six months rent of Center Hall
farm; Tasker II. Clark, s346.Ss, for
six months rent of the Clayton
farm; from Edward S. Megginson,
SS15.33 for six months rent of Bay
ard farm; from George Rossell, s25
for hay purchased off Model farm.
making a total of s3.0S4.72.
The first fall meeting of the New
Castle Child Welfare Commission
viii be held at the Health Center,
Sixth and South streets. next Thurs
day afternoon.
The meetings. since the organiza-
ton of the center, have been held
the first Monday afternoon of each
month. Owing to the great increase
in the volume OF business done at
the center by Miss Alice Vail, nurse
in charge, It has been found advis-
able TO change these business ses- !
sions, so as not to interfere with |
the work.
The center is open each Monday |
from 3 o'clock until 4 o'clock, when
the mothers are advised as 10 the
-, at,, "a 30 pronar1,r caring FOR rhf1-
dren and the children weighed and |
measured and record kept. Each
month the parents are advised
whether the child is making .ade-
quate growth and development.
Patrick Haley, who has been SUI
the construction of the
new concrete bridge over the run on
state Highway, near State Road
station. has completed the work and
been transferred to the Mil Creek
bridge construction.
Frank Ryan. the newly appoint
ID State highway police, made his
frst arrest yesterday afternoon,
when he took two soldiers 10 Will
nington. charged with operating an
automobile while intoxicated.
II was said they were driving an
automobile bearing a New Jersey
license. south on the State High
way, while IN an intoxicated con-
iition. One tire was off and the
ar was being operated on the rim.
When near Hare's Corner, the rim
# the wheel smashed, and the
pokes crumbled, the car stalling at
he side of the road.
Arrangements have been COM
,leted for Democratic Rally to be
leld in this city Thursday evening,
october 10. Thomas +. Bayard,
)em ocratic candidate for United
itates Senator, former Judge Will
lam II. Boyce, Democratic candi-
ate for Congress: Richard t. Cam,
Democratic nominee for state SEN 7
tor from the Fifth Senatorial Dis
riot; ]. Rogers Holcomb. Democra- Z
Ic nominee for Representative. and c
Their state. county and hundred |
andidates are expected 70 be In at {
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The Young Mems Bible class OF the {
Episcopal church will c
ieet In the first fall session at the c
ONE OF w. Norman Banks of West
fifth street. tomorrow evening,
hen reorganization of the society
i'll take place and new officers will
e elected.
Misses Anna and Clara Newlove
Z Delaware street, who recently sold
leir home, will move the first of
november to Wilmington. where
ley will make their home with their
rother. Harvey Newlove. Mr.. and
Irs. Walter W. Dalby who recently
urchased the Newlove property will
Ike possession the first week of
ovember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Gerhauser.
, the Jefferson Apartments, Second
nd Delaware street will move into
lie Smith property on East Fifth
rect. tenanted by Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
r Daily.
The Benevolent Social Associa-
on of the Wilmington Fibre Spec
lty Company Will meet in monthly
ssion in the Temple Club rooms OF
e Masonic Temple on Friday eve OF
ng when final preparations will be NJ
ade for the first annual Halloween di
lrty and ball OF the society. Carl tv
ORTIZ is chairman OF the social COM By
ittee for the next three months. to
ID President McGrory will appoint bs