The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 19, 1921, Page 13, Image 13

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t MARTINS FERRY
FERRY AND LINSLY
TO BATTLE TODAY!
ftT.T. A.RJiANGETrlXN'TS COMPLETED |
s TOR WHAT WILL PROBABLY
BE BIGGEST GAME OT TOOT
BALL SEASON.
Visitor* to Be Given Protection end
Cordial Treatment by Residents oi
This City at Garnet.
^ The annual clash between the football
team representing l.lnsly institute of
Wheeling and the Vocal high school at
the League park grounds tins afternoon
:s expected to 'be one of the biggest
football events of the season, at '.east
In so far as local residents are con- j
cerned. The school officials have an-|
rounced that the visiting rooters will j
M given the east side of the field and j
;he bleachers on that side of the allot- j
?d to them, while all of the fans fr m
this city will be asked to take the west
side of the field.
Following a request by school of- |
flcials.. several additional special officers j
have bevn appointed and asked to report j
. *t the grounds this afternoon at 1
S >'cloc|j to assist '.n preserving order
should nttyth'ng get started. This was
done /ollow'ng the Insinuation from the
.?fflcljds of the visiting school thgt they
-night rot gf-t t roper protection while .
In the city.
With the brand of weather prevalent t
yesterday, the playing field at l.cagu- |
park will he in excellent condition f<r [
today's game. .,n.i if nil -f the regulars ;
of the local scho<>; team -<re .itde t<> par- .
tlclpata in th* eont> st a very good e:t- i
hibiton shouh! result The biggest crowd
i of the en'ltc season is anticipated.
Road Meeting- Called.
A special meeting of those interested J
lr. the prop. >. d East Liverpool p. i
Marietta highway will he livid in th? I
rooms of the Itelbeire Chamber of Com
merce on Wednesday of the coming
w--V?t noon, according to notices sent
out ty Secretary Arthur A. iteckman of
lieilu re. Ohio. All interested in the
road taw been Invited.
Entertained Club.
Mrs I'bii t'un was the hostess to the
me'mhers of the s. 1. X. club of this
city at her home in the Fran- is apart
ments .n S"Ulh Eighth street last even
ing. aioi ni '-t of the members were
present nt th<- event. \ charming pro-I
gram <>:' s?ai.il d.versions was carried
out. following which a daintv luncheon
was served'by the hostess.
Tun?ral To4?y- i
The tun-'sal services for Mrs. Johanna |
Chi: a. ue'l kn mm re- ilcnt of * ?? t'ole- I
mil. pike win., i!:.-<l -. .i ?\ ago .is I
lllo result of Compic t ??.!> age. will
be held :!???:?? tio- ph.. . ?: .tii this ?
uftcunc it. :.ifl tin* >??.: .ii tike place
at Lluvvood ivi i. '.rr> at it.iiiio-. <>h; >.
Vtctlm Keating' Easy.
I> ive Tnkcns. alleged swindler of]
several persons. who was shot twice 1
while making an ? -rt to evade arrest'
by t ?ifl er Kltw oc l Itothermtind at an ,
early lour ;.n[?r'!ay morning. was re- i
ported r?-tin g easy at the City hospital I
yesterday evening, hut attaches of the i
Institution ??>:?? untitle to retort him i
much :tn;.:".ed The result ? ?!' his
wound, w.ll pfhably not be known for!
s?\??!??.! iia;. s.
Luth?r L#a<ra? Ev*nt
The tn? rnl>e! s of the l.uther league of !
St. John s l.ulheran church of this city |
w. re very pleasantly entertained at the 1
borne of Mr. iirt.i Mrs. William I Seeker
on N'Tth Seventh street yesterday even
ing. A varied program of interesting
social diversions whs carried out. and
all te.iort a fine time.
Moving to West.
" "i ' %'rs. John Walton. well
known residents of N'orth Sixth street.
. . li ? ir I'o'iseh'dil goods to
n: . i" I.os \iigeics. t'al , f> make
their I -'t ire home, ijrover S?ni!iiers. a
son if Mr- Walton, left for that city
yestt jtti-iy and Walter Somrners and
lylfe w'ii! also take up Wieir residence
in the Siuiy, ppice.
ZMrectors Meet.
The regular meeting of the directors,
ofl.vr: .''ii 1 ??h-iiniie-i ,.f stand.ng com
mittee- of th.? Hoard 5-f Trade will be
h?:d in the pi.vnte di'i tig r ? >m at the
1 "esch heii ". c u H.ino.er street Xhor.da v
ct on. Matters of import
une,. t> he d.'S'usscd at thus moet
ii,.. and every one of tl-o.sc included in
t'-hs It ? hive i-on urg.d to attend.
Soard of Trad* Program.
At a m-etn< of the executive com
mit* ? f tk'.. Hoard <>f Trade held ys
tcr lav after?: .on the officials decided t<?
a ti e .>i\? vit pit of t :?? K.wanls
c.i.i- a*"! as.mni* chariic of the progrum
of ... t J.. . ?-??. hit! -heon
to l.e held u text Wednesday at noon
.v ? .? iker been secured f< r trie day
and a member pinced- In charge uf the
n u-i . ? if tit'.uit'un of making the
e\e,'t ?-x t. ??: :!:>? :r.t?rest? nr.
\7om?a's W*l?h Club.
Mr* i'r-.i Lewis of Wheeling Island
was the hostess to the members of the
Woman's Wmsh clui. at her home on
Huron street ja-t nicht. .Most of the
tru-mbr-? from this city were present at
the meefne. :.ni i?li report having spent
a most enjoyable evening as guests of
this enhrm ng hostess
CHre Orlantal Deg-roe. ?
\ largo ass of candidates from the
various secret organizations In this city
will tie given tl.e Oriental degree at the
rooms >f the Junior Mechanics or)
llannv ep str-.'t ?hls evening, and much
interest is ng shown In tho event.
The !'"ig.: r'> 'r?i gives promise <>f being
unable to contain the number who wish
? , ancnn the event.
Reported Improving.
The cnni!:t:i n of Charles Hodge. an
employe of the y. and (>. Coal company,
who suffered ati Injury in the mine at
Florence a few day* aw. is reported im
proving .at the City hospital, and It is
expected that he will he able to leave
the institution In a very short time.
Lanlum Pn-nertU,
The funeral services for Far! Flrnest.
the Infnn' s<.n of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
I.arih.im of Yorkvllle. Ohio, who died a
few days .*1*0 following an Illness of
infantile trouble, will be hcid this aft
ernoon. Rev. y. It. Itever. pastor of the
YnrkvlPe M K. chitrch. will ofTieiate.
and the burial wili take place at I'pland
i-emeicry.
Threatened Her X<lfe.
Following a family row !n the North
End. the w<>m^n -n the case was lost
for some t:nie on Thursday afternoon,
and a search failed to r? . e.al her where
abouts. A hat tie between the hiisbalt'l1
and another resident resulted In both
men being; locked up by the police, fol
lowing which the woman came out of
her hldlr-e pla< e >n the attic ..f the
home. The husband Is alleged to have
threatened her life, with the result
that she hid, and the matter will be
taken up by friends who insist that'the
i husband be prosecuted.
Eli e Dance.
The members of the Elks club and a
larise number of friend* spent a most
enjoyable evening at the dance and
social affair held In the club rooms of
the lodge last ntcht. Jones' Novelty
orchestra supplied the musical program
for the evening.
CARD or THAiVKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our kind friends and neigh
bors. also Rev. r>r. R It- McDanej and
the choir of the hirst Baptist church,
for theur aid end sympathy and for the
floral tributes at the time of the :lhics?
and death of our beloved wife and
mother.
M'e also thank those friends who sup
plied cars for the funeral.
. (Signed)
\ JOHN M-'HKNIiY AND FAMILY
? no.i9-g
?tudaoM Meeting.
An Important business meeting of
tho Kuvanls club will be held in the
J>'r*t dining room on Monday evening.
and all members are being urged to nt
t- :i?l the j:\-etJriK- Matters of import
ance t . the c*ib will be discussed and
acted upon aiUhat I'tll".
Slao-tltis Terry Brief ?.
<?rover Summers "t this city left
yesterday f.,r l,os Angeles. .Pal.. where
the remainder of the family will follow
shortly to make their future home.
Miss Virginia Ho Inn has returned to
her home at Htthesdu after a vl^it with
friends in this cltv,
-Miss Helen Hyde of Sebring-, Ohio,
formerly of Bridgeport. is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. '-Otto Trunx.
Itobert French. son of Uev. and Mrs.
W. M. Krench. Is spending a few days
visiting in Washington, l'a.
An interesting and busy meeting of
the Fraternal Order of Kagies was held
in the.r home last night.
The regular meeting of the Pease
township farm "bureau will be held In
the Hoard of Trade rooms today.
June, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Tii.-odore Ilothermund. Is reported 111
with scarlet fever at the home of her
parents
Several nrw applications for number
-h.p were reported to the secretary of
the Hoard, of Trade yesterday.
Contractor if. Ii. f'rlswell of this
?itv has risen awarded the contract for
building h new school building at
! .a lfcrty, "Ohio.
. OELLAIRE
COUNSELS REGARDS I
NEW APPOINTMENTS
Something new in the way of nuinh i
>aI', politics Is said to already be under
way in Pellalre :it connection with the
new administration which takes ofbe
on January 5. The new niavor-elect
John K. W'yatt. It is rumored, is con
ferring with representative, business,
professional, labor and other represen
tatives. before announcing hts appoint
ments for heads of the various depart-,
inents and heads of the sub-departments
of the city. Heretofore It has been a
custom to give appointments In Bollaira
to those who .aided most politically in
the success of the executive. This rulj
will he entirely disregarded by the next
mayor-elect, it is reported. He has to'd
s- rue ,.f the leading citizens of the city
that efficiency will be the big determin
ing factor in appointments.
T AW NUTaf
A big mooting of the American I.e
gion pO;?t No. 52 of this city was held
est night at the headquarters In the
city hall. Charles c. I>iekens, comman
tier, was in charge. The matter of an
??ntertnlnmcnt to l>e Riven some time in
January is being considered. Officers'
'?adg* s. with the official emblem >>f the
'??irton will he purchased f<>r the officers
hv the post. Hills for the Armistice
lay and lames events were ordered
paid. i
Game Sunday.
The Sixteenth street gridiron will he
?he seen* of a big Ram* of football Sun
d *>? afternoon when the Peerless Col >r
e*t 'Hants <?'" fhls city clash with the
fast Znnesviile A. C eleven. The Zanos
ville 'eaftj i< :i fast one and the same
Is tree of tit** peerless eleven.
Many Frizes.
Many prizes as attemlance Rifts are
contributed by the Ih-llaire merchants
fop the Home Products Advertising
dinner to held Monday eveninK at the
? "hitmher of Commerce rooms. It Is
planned to have a prize for each person
who attend. The value of the prizes
wilt rarj". from 2." cents up ro S'_>n Thi*
e\*?nt will likely he attended hv about
I "O persons and it will no doubt l>e the
1 igges; 'Chamber of Pommerce meetlnR
yet held. Experts on advertising will
be the speakers.
Mlnrtrol Dates.
.tanuary II an*l 12 are ?!*..* dates flxe*T
?*i*r the sfxtli nnntt: ! ' rrorli'Hs elnb rnlri
s*re1 perr,ir:c.*inee. Cltnf Prnper <*f Now
York will aim In have charge this year.
Me w!'l j?rr:ve In P.ellatre about Janti
:>rv 2 and r'-h? irsals will be held each
? lay following Jos arrival.
Wake Repairs
Kxrrn?ive repairs are being made to
the Pennsylvania railroad roundhouse
in the c ,v p y .ri'.s here. Ffveral (.;lr
loads of lumber have :???en received for
us** in repairing the building and many
carpenters are alriady at work.
Wheeling Rent
Ttut one rj'.ore game remains on the
Be! la ire H'.'h s' hoo| f<> ??hall .?? Jmdule
'olfowmv 'ho- euit s* p.dav at Kast i.lv
?tj ??ii! T ie last bat'le ??{ the season
w;'.l he with Wheeling High school at
the Island grounds Thanksgiving day.
Fans are hopeful that llellaire will
?rush Wheeling and thus a perfect rec
ord for the season.
Services End
Special Win-.My-Chntn services which
have been underway this week at the
First Methodist Episcopal church with
special speakers and music each even
ing. carye to a close last night when
devotional services were held. Miss
Pauline Mvving was the leader. latter
a social session was enjoyed.
Moosaheart Rally
A rally of members of the Mooseheart
l.eglon of tho valley will he held in Bel
laid Sunday. Members of the l.eglon
from surrounding towns will he here
There will be an initiation of candidates
at the rally and a program and banquet.
Kennedy Funeral
A number of llellaire people will go
to New Martinsville Sunday to attend
the funferal of Milton Kennedy, former
!o-al resident, who died at Elderado,
Arkansas. Services will be ??;t the home
of his daughter, Mrs. (JeoiKe Ilresock
Burial will be In the cemetery there.
Select Official!
Officials for the iiullalre-Wheeling
high school football itamf to he played
Thanksgiving Duy at Wheeling Island
have been selected. Chester Story of
Pitt, will referee. \V. \V. McKinney of
Elizabeth. Pa., will he the umpire and
Frank O. Hugh of Pittsburgh will b?
the head .1 tin-srium. It Has been icc.uou
that the price <>f admission shall remain
i at 25 anil 50 cents. Reserved seats wilt
he sold .In advance at the same price
as seats on the day of the game.
Home Sunday
Charley Arnold, Rellalre druggist, will
he removed to his home on Gravel
Hlil Sunday from the City hospital. Mr.
Arnold h;t? oeen cnflned to the insti
tution for' some time suffering with a
bad case of blood poisoning For a
time it was thought that he would not
recover, his condition was so critical.
To-Eaet Liverpool
Members of the Hellalre high school
football team, accompanied by a num
ber of funs, will leave at nine o'clock
this morning for East Liverpool where
the t?>anl does battle this afternoon with
the htgh school eleven of that place.
Hetlairc should secure at least four
touchdowns in today's game and at the
same time hold the home team score
less. The special train talked of here
will not make tho trip because of tho
lack of -Interest.
Bally Sunday
Rally Pay will be hold at the Chris
tian church on Sunday morning. It will
t.? the annual fall rally for the mem
bers of the Jilble school. Record at
tendance is expected for the day for
each of the classes of the TUble school.
A special program will be rendered.
Clinic Opena
The child clinic will be opened today
at the City hospital. The first ses
sion of the clinlo will be from P a. m to
10 a m Parents unable to secure proper
attention for their youngsters of pre
j school age are invited to take them to
the cllniii.
Clvio Club Met.
A Mg meeting of the tvi man's fVrlo
Tjh was held las' night at 'h?- audito
rium In th- Miners' Temple, on Vclment
I street a report of the stnt.? conven
tion was submitted as one of the f?at
i ur.-s. and Mrs. Charles Lan. t r lead
I a very Interesting paper. Vl.vre v.a^
special rr;?ij-i.? and ether featur ?? in con- |
iwct:.-n" wtiii tiu- rn-cting.
Song- Sertvce
A sj song s. i . i. ?? wit! be heal
Snn-Uy afternoon at ????:?? lc at the;
l\irst Mi-thodlst Episcopal church. I'ti
program will In rendered under the il:
reetlens of It. Herbert l-Yrr-n. choir '
director. The program will consist of
solos, duets and ohorus iiumhers.
Bryant Pyle Wedding.
At ?t. flairsvilie yesterday was sol
etitrilz< d the wording of Mr. < "ydc l!i>?
;\nt and Miss \\ ilda Fa ye 1 "y!??. promi
nent young people ot tills city. 5l> v.
f. W. Cnop.r. of the St. Clairsvilh- M.
K. church, performed the ct-t viimny.
A wedding supper was enjoyed last [
night at il.e1 home of his parents in
Pittsburgh. They will later te.ddu in
this city.
June, daughter of Ivwey Corbet t. ? ? f |
Twvntv-ninth srtroat. is, lit with diph- '
theria at tire horn* of her grandparents, i
Mr. and Mr*. John' Carman, iti West
Hellaire.
Mls.s Ivuia lYorler, of M est Twenty- [
tiiird strer-t. has g"ne to liclmont for u
visit with trlends for a few day*.
There were n> offenders arraigned In ;
l>ol]ee court yesterday, no arrests hav- i
.ng been made since Thursday night
Kenneth Duffy, of West Twenty-third J
street, has gone to Key to spend the I
week-end with his parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. Thomas M. Duffy.
Young men of tiie Christian church,
and their dads endjoved an oyster sup- j
per in the-club rearms of the church las' I
rtight. More than fifty persons were In i
uttcnoa nee.
A special missionary pageant will he j
rendered Sunduy morning and evening I
at Trinity Kplscojral church here, com- j
memo.-ating tho 100th anniversary of |
the beginning of missionary work in j
that church.
Members of the E. IT. club were de- i
'liglufully entertained last night bv Miss j
Elizabeth Tracey at her home on Men- i
roo street.
Members of the King'* Daughters'
cia?s of the Christian church were en
tertained last night at the home of Mrs. |
Elmer F. Richards on Highland avenue. ]
The Young People's Auxiliary of the i
St. Paul's A. M. E .church enjoyed a
social event at the church last nigiit.
Mrs. r? A. Helnlein entertained mem- ,
hers of iier rlass of the Presbyterian
Satd*th school at her home on North
Guernsey street last night.
Mrs. F. S. Wright, of this city, has in
vited a number of 'friends to be her
guests at a luncheon this afternoon at
the Mel.ure Hotel, Wheeling.
BRIDGEPORT
Club Entertained
Mrs. T>r. J. A. Mciilonti was the charm
!ng hostess to tho members of t!??? Weil
nesday Afternoon club of this cltv at
her home In 1'rookshle yesterdut attor
noon. The usual interesting pi "errant o(
social diversions was carried out at 11???
event, following which a dainty lunch
eon was served by the hostess.
Two Cases Up
"With two cases of local Interest up
in the eourts at St. Ulalraville yester
day a large number of local resident*
were visitors at the County seat One
Was a damtice suit against it local tirni
and the other was the outgrowth of the
death of a man from the bite of a dog.
School Demonstration
Announcement has been made that a
demonstration in the domestic science
department will be held at the High
school building on Monday afternoon at
3:45 o'clock and the parents of students
as well as all others interested in tho
school work have been Invited.
Supper Attractive
There Is certain to be a good crowd of
persons from this city In attendance at
the chicken supper to be held by the
ladles of the laineaster chapel Methodist
church at Upland this evening. Supper,
will be served between the hours of 3
and 3 o'clock and all friends have been
Invited.
Farm Bnrean
. The regular monthly meeting of the
Fease Township Farm Ilureau. with
which most i f tho rural residents of
this vicinity are connected, will be h> Id
it: the rooms of the Martins Ferry Hoard
of Trade this afternoon at L' o'clock. Im
portant business matters are to be giv
en attention at this meeting.
Road Meeting
A meeting of those interested in the
ICast Liverpool to Marietta Highway ha
been called to take place at the rooms
of the Hollaire Uhamber of Commerce t>n
?Wednesday of r.ext week at 1- ?'i lock.
Interested persons from this city are
planning to attend this meet.ng.
Servloes Close
The last of the special services in
"Win My Chum Week" under the aus
pices of the Kpworth League of the
West Bridgeport Methodist church. was
held in the church last night. A very
good attendance is reported, and the
services were very successful.
Will Hold Bake Sals.
Mrs. Stewart's Sunday school class of
the Klrltwood Presbyterian church will
hold a hake sale this afternoon at
Charles McOonahey's store at Kirk wood.
Over fifty home made pics and cakes
will be on sale st the store, and the
c i | ptihMe I- ii;\ itcd t <. attend the
-a!'- The sale is f-r tV hem-tit <?!' th
Sllllda v s lio.c eias-.
Briflgaport Briefs
.Mr unci Mr- t.. .1 Kaiuuer K:ik
wc.cni Mill : . \. ? .-:,i irt ly t'c-r I vnvr Oil..
I" tit.iki> ilitir future home.
I'r. .1. \ ,\i ? ';!? nn ? ? f this city .spent
yest.rday at S,l Clatr.svl lie, as a
witness in '
Mr.-.. Tie it a I'avis of this city l-?
visiting at Warren ?'?.,* whcic she was
called hy !ln> loin s.s et' h.-r daughter
M i. a lea- Iter in the schools.
The usual meeting of the liretiien of
this city will he held in their nuarters
("tnurrtiw a fiernoou.
ST. GLAiRSViLLE
Pctlfiont Piled.
The council "t the city of 1'ellalre. j
hy John T. .lohnsoii. et ;ii. Petition for
the transfer of J-l.j'Mi item the general
lend to th.e safety fund of said city and
for such other and urther relief as is
proper. Attorney <'. C. Sedgwick rep
resents the vtly.
The vase ol' J-'hn .Ktinpp vs. Scott
Lumber company, set for trial In court
yesterday, was continued until this
morning.
JLrrested.
Inspector hidings and his force made
two arrests on Taursday night. \iuia
Oastieo of .Martins l-'erry was bnnuiit
t" jail and a charge of manufacturing
tiled against her before Mayor Musics.
It is alleged that a si!!!, two barrels of
mash and a .inutility of liguor sxero
loiltid In lie,- place.
Jcdin NaJepov of Holla ire was also ar
rested by (tie oftivers. M tttjj alleged
that a uuamlty of ih|?or was found in
his possess,on A ? barge of possess
ing was tiled against him before Mayor j
1 'US ie.?.
Probate Court.
Leslie I lion, juvenile delinquent. Af
fidavit tiled. Set for hearing November
i'~. MHll, at in a. in. W'uiruitl and sub
| poena ordered and issued and causu
i c ?ntlniied.
K< I ward Knight, .Ins'tnb- delinquent.
A flhhts It filed. Set "for hearing .Vovoru
' her jj, 11?21. nt la a. m. Warrant ami.
i subpoena ordered and Issued and .uuso
I eotlt tilled.
Janet .Maun, deceits.-<l. W'alvcr of lime
I In which to tile exceptions to itihcil
i tali' c tax lltoltng tiled hv tax commis
sion. Tax certified to county auditor
I for collection.
Harriet IC. Warren. tiec-ased. < ?r.ler
of private sa'c of persona1 property re
turned and nied endorsed with report ?>'
sale. Sale conilrnte.i ati.l record ordered.
I Xella !!. Ilaf", deceased. Filial ac
' Count tiled. Set for hearing Meccltlber
i 31. 1 !? 21. Notice ordered. Continued.
I .Thomas Coidell. guardianship. Mar
tial account nled. Set for hearing 1'<?
comber 31. I'd. Notice ordered. Coll- |
Untied.
mr.ma?o .uiccm.un.
i'lydc Sim. i'ii ttryunt. am- -7, a clerk,
tltld Wild i I'.u- l'vle, a;.'e "1. l?<th ??('!
Itellalro. Ki-v. <\ W. i' ?(.[.. r performed |
I !ii- i et i-mnti v.
Kmuk Siii\ ?*!an ' a butcher "f I
Ni*w Atli is. ami Anna bulla Shores,
ape 1 . | iai:|> ?.: Kev. Knipi' per- :
ii'im'il t'ii- . cri'tii'iMy.
IVii ?"itf I Its,n'i' 2i*. an enamel
w.-rki-r. Kr.d HI la < iortrudo Oomlwin.
aci> r:i. both i.i-l!alr", la-v. l'aliiu-r
I" .rnn-il
Realty Doods.
Klyile t". t'oyle ami Stella li. Doyle,
in l't. K. ? ami Km ma M. t'oyle.
tract laral !ii I Vase township; n
sldor.itlnn *1".
Hannah K. Dawson ami David Daw
sun. if. Milt-.ii .f.inii-s, I.it .\n. nf
HotU-fi-r's saci.mi addition in Shatlvslde;
consiliumim j!0.
D. Mnupit:. to II. K. and Marv Tun-I
nant. 'ot S'o 17 in Sinitlt's lirs: addition I
tn Sliailj si'l.-; e. r.sideratton $4.aim.
I-ectnro Conrnn Opens.
The ilrs- Tiiiml.- r .a Dm le. tare course
fiir this >..ii was ulven las; evetiinp
in :?m I rr-byteria'i chuf. h Miss Mar-|
parol St ill!, entertainer ami r>'ail<T. was
|ii>isi.|it ? i J tin iiirpe number who at
tended wiry eroatly pleased with Ilia
ovi-ninir'.s entertainment Five nmr" j
iiiai.t-i rs arc nil the course for later In
the .season.
St. ClnlrsrlUe Briefs.
Mr. ami .Mrs i'Maries N'eff of Bnvnes
vllle spent yesterday at the home (>f her
hrnthi-r. .tohn Sidcbottoni of .Marietta
street.
l-'r ?/ I'rirU'n.sen of Ail.ma was n busi
ness caller in town Friday.
Dave Kerinnti of liarnesvillo was In'
town i.p business yesterday.
Atto-iiev it A. <*? lidtts of lt.arties-!
vll'e was a business visit, r in St. t'iairs
vllle yesterday.
Si|ii;.-e 'A'iili.arn Dritto-i .if Tt?? Itjeport
was iti St. t'lairMviUe "ii business viv
terday.
Mrs i'. K TinihclaVie of Doilalre
will return home today after a short j
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v"-i: ? " ? '.f Mr :?nd Mrs. ]'. L. j
ij >h '., i i". it.? rh-sty was In I
i'l.1^1 ? n on.im-ss yestcrUa V.
A! I "in> 1' I' !??;!:. "is of Heilaife was
a husin.-ss l ull-i lirir 1* inlay.
SHAQY^iDE
KaJly Day
!?.".?I?? -r.tt?? p: ? . .irai .nils ha'-e been '
ni.uii by teachers anil ailnr officers of |
tin' < '!ii 1sti.i:i 11111!f school I? -i* tin- s-T-|
tomorrow ninrniiiK. The annual
Kally Lay ;.?> tn In- observed and the,
S>I.|;??t t al'fMlaiM'.i tin- Mhoo! ever ?
knew is anticipuied. Several important
a Met at p'ti.s liaVi- heeii completed It: tile
build.ni; an ili'i il. department. primary,
junior, intermedial-- ami senior, will of-;
iMtpy a distant pl.it e titnl tomorrow each
will ilft t nil leers and eifn t its own or- i
Kunization.
Slindysldo Briefs
The annual Thanks^n Ini; service fur
tin- eatiiuiunily wltl in laid this year
in I lie Line 'ill Awhtl.e .Methodist
eharili. l-'ull aiinounneinent us to the
In- ir, speakers, and music will be made
early ln\l week.
.Miss Kll/alieUi Irwin of Liberty ave
nue entertained a I.umhe|- of Vounir peo
ple in iier lioioe last ? ven'.ny. i->anclnu
\v;,3 one of flu- diversions.
Mr. .Miles Hart, lather of Mrs. K. D.
I'iper. is seriously il! at the home ot
his ilatiKl'ier on Srultlilield street.
The Ladles' cla> s the t'id U'eijee
?'liurih will hold an oyster supper this
??..?ninn at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1>. M All rii ht on i.'a-li llidite.
11. A W rlsht has heeti speaillnu a
few days in ltarnesvllle. lie expects
t ? move ills f&inily there in about ten j
days.
Services wl'l be conducted in the
1'icshyt.ri.in church tomorrow* by the
paster, Lev. il. l'hllltps.
Mr and Mrs. Lay Warwick and two j
children have returned to their home!
after havln,<r sjieiit a few da> s here as1
ru-sts of Mr. and Mrs. 1*\ L. Kllby of
\orlh I: k avenue
Tho Willlay Workers si'clotv' of the
I'i (??!?'.hi iliurrh will hold a two
?l:tv ii 'liil.iv h.ir.aar during the I'.rsi
week of 1 -???n 1 ?????. Thr alfatr Is beln^
planned > ii a latye scab". I.utirhe.s will
In- served ail ila> on thf hrst <lav of
tlii- ha/.nnr aii'l .i fookfil lood sale held
ill the M-cond day.
Sis torsi lllf lllyh will stud its foot
ball t?-.mi this afternoon to moot S. II.
S. on t}iv local yridiron. The Shiuly
side hoys have not yet been defeated
and In v ? worked hard under t'oarh Ar
nold so as he in fine shape for ibis
contest. Weather perrniMitiy. the l?lk
nr.it rri wii of the season will sue tho
y.ame Tickets are on sa.e at the News
Stand.
Miss Verdii h.ewls was hostess last
i-voniin; to the otlo r yiris of her Sun
day si-hool class. The party was he?hi
at tlif I.ewls home on I.lnroln avenue,
BARNESVILLE
Mrs. Willl'iin It. Stephens of South
Chestnut spo-t outirlhuti d another to
the d ? rthtful ! ti-nttp1 ia 1 oomph moms
tendered Miss 1-iva Ncdr.i Carter, whoso
mini aye will take place next week with
a it::.sfcl!aneoii.s shnwi-r, Thursday eve*
nitty.
|-.o I, cues! was nlven cheese oloth to
make !*.:?? iiast ? the tlrsL mil
throiirli and r lay I la-lic.t test work was
U'.e.i a I e .utiful l.arrl-piiir.ted cream
pitcher. M'.ii i'tirter won tin- prize and
was also liven the dust cloths.
The yucsts thell enjoyed ;t social hour
with tr.tr-ic and conversation, after |
m lin h a larye basket .Irap.d in rainbow,
colors, was hii'itylil In ami presented
te. Mt-'s Carter. Many beautiful and !
Useful ylfts tilled t ha lasll-t.
A delirious luncheon was served itn-l
each yu'st was yiven a beautiful buyn
eh;.-aiitin-iiitim Those cnJoyiitK Mrs.I
Stephens' hosfiltallty were Misses Car-!
ter. Ma: y ie: it" Morris. IU-.cn Shep
pnvd Mali. cil.son. Audrey Neils.it
Katharine Wort hlneton, l.eait Itoswel!,'
Mesne m.-s ib .rye Fisher, l-Jdyar Thom
as. I-!. U Vow ell. 1.. M. Carter. V. M.
Moore. I.llllan Kyle, Mary iiced and W.
K. Stephens.
Mr?. I'alnp-r II dtr* l.aiiRhlln enter
tained urli a six-course dinner at her
home Walnut street Thursday after
r.C>on. ?i lni: Miss Mildred ?%>!??. bri<l>- '
??loot. A >'"-inl linnr was et^oyt-d. tin? J
i;ii"sts :?'i) towels fur Miss 1
< 'olf.
Mrs. K.rl ?!. Harrison of Krist Main
str<? -1 is visiting hi*r .r.other. Mrs. II.
Kesstnirrr J.yti'.'hhur:;. t'.
Ct iTp- Wilson of Pittsburgh, Pa., |
was a visitor in town this week.
.1. \V. Kouiko si i?nt Saturday in
Wheeling on business.
Will 1 )or? r was a visitor In town Wed-1
nes-lay
<'!>'!??' ? rt h'?rrw> Ihil ,
wtM?K from fin extended business trip t J I
Washington, Philadelphia ana .-sew zone
< 'Ity.
.Mrs. Jnmcs Gill of North Broadway,
who has been quite sick Is not Improv
ing as rapidly as her friends would ilka,
1 >r. ami Mrs. William K. Sfipaen*
went to Wheeling Friday evening to as
t<-i,<i the "White Peacock" show at the
Court theatre.
Then there is the dentist? who re
gards it as a pcrs * offense for you
to have one of ytrur own teeth In your
head.
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The Modern Store
sprciALs tor Saturday.
Far v" a pplrs por 1 ?<?x. S3.50; fam
ily .six.? $2.80.
llinhest grade coffee grown, per
pound 30c.
Kxtra fine rice. Z pounds 25c.
Sun Maid Seedless ltaiains, 2
pOUIldsi -10c.
<"r\stal W'lilie Syrup, per gallon
65c; 1 ?. gallon 35c; .small .an 12c.
Kverydav milk, tall ran, 2 for 25c.
Toilet paper. 3 for 20c.
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ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
2118 MARKET STREET
ANNUAL MEMORIAL SUNDAY
O^rman Services 10:30 A M. K:uth*h Vespers 7:30 P.M.
Sunday School with Junior Choir, 'J.lJ A. M.
Rev. J. Knruthcuer will preach the sermon at the morning service A
cordial welcome to ui! and especially to those who, ilurltsK the passing
churcth year, laid to rest someone dear to them. ltrv. S. K. Strauss. 1 nstor.
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LAYMEN'S SUNDAY
AT
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH
1129 Eoff Street.
Mr. "Waller B. Hilton will occupy ihc pulpit ami speak on
"THE BKOTHEKllUOJ) ol' MAN"
Service at 11:00 A. M. Everybody Welcome.
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BRASS TACKS
Said Big Bob Brown. "are cold facts.
"In h?.rd times some people dig down to bedrock. Hopin' for cold,
they find a bunch of brass tacks.
"Every tack has a sharp pointer on one end. and a hard bump on
the other.
"They point the way to better things. The Jolts nre bumps of
wisdom.
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"Brass tacks are not sold, hut they teach many a man the value of
money.
"Most brass tack bumps are.easy if one lias a cushion of cash.
"I don't mean a cushion of dead dollar hills, hut a bunch of money
that works and prows.
"My cash cushion of live money is in a little book, backed by a
big concern*
"Yes. it's The Buckeye Savings &J.oan Company of Rellairo; some
of that six million dollars is mine.
"Part of it ought to be yours."
THL BUCHEYE
T^%
V^INTEREST
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A standard treatment
i with thousands who
know how quickly it
heals sick skins
Askanyone who has tried it
Soolhinq And HcAJinq
???? i ???Hi
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1 Sandwiches! b
j PARAMOUNT |
| DRESSl^GJ
^afc' Mj
ST A RD r: iTJ?Sjg.'*t V- . f[tiBfst!
EDWARD WAGNER
Distributor
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St. Stephens' Reformed Church
Thirty-sixth and Eoff Streets
: 1" A. M Sunday School
A. M German Service
7:> r. M English Service
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First United Presbyterian Church
Chapline Street, One Door Above Postoffice.
CllAliLt.S II. KOBJXSON, Pastor.
!?>!() A. M ? Bible School. Adult (.'lassos for Men and Women.
]?>:(.") A M --Public Worship. Annual Thank Offering1 Sendee
by the Women's Missionary Organization of the Congrega- 1
tion. Address by Kev. W. II. Heed, of Assiut, Egypt.
7 :IH) P. M.?Public Worship. Sermon by the Pastor.
Strangers Are Welcome to All Services.
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I First Christian Church
2115 MARKET STREET. W. H. FIELDS, Pa?t0r.
Hililc School 9:20 A. M. '
Morning Service .10:35 A. M.
Sermon?"The Storm."
Christian E?dea\or - 6:30 P. JL ,
Evening Service ^,7:30 P. M.
Sermon?"The Boldness of the Early Church." ,
j' SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH !
Corner Twentieth and Market Streets.
PL1XY BROKAW FERRIS, D. D., ilinister. ? -
Preaching Services 10:45 and 7:30. Themes: "Our Intimate Re
lationships" and "Life's Judgment Seats."
Sunday School 9:30. Adult Classes 9:45.
"A Church for Everyone With a Welcome for AIL" You Are
Invited. '
December 11 Ls 100 Per Cent Sunday at This Churoh.
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' OLD SOULS IN NEW BODIES
Free Tlieosophical Lecture
Unitarian Church
Sunday, November 20?8 P. M.
By L. W. ROGERS, *
National President of the American Tlieosophical So
ciety?a Mai; of International Repute.
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' Vance Memorial Presbyterian Church
WOODSDALE
JAMES MEASE TOTTER, D. D., Minister.
1! :00 A. M"?The Vision That Turned the Course of
History."
7:;$0 P. M.?"A Wonderful Beginning."
Sunday School 0:30 A. M. Christian Endeavor P. M.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Corner Fourteenth and Chaplinc Streets. Ralph W. Mansfletd, Pawtor.
9:3ft A. M ??? Sabbath School.
j 10:4") A. M "Preparing for the Day ol the Loud**
7 :."0 I1. M Special Musical Program bythe Choir
Brief Message by the Pastor.
Enjoy These Services With Us. You Will Be Welcome. -
Wheeling Baptist Temple
''The Church With a Future."
MORNING WORSHIP
1 Y. M. G. A. Auditorium
Popular Evening Service, Colonial Theatre
(Pending New Edifice)
.MRS. FLORA WILLIAMS, Directress Vested Choir. ?
GEORGE E. LOCKHART, Minister.
Sunday School ?......... 9:45
Men*8 Bible Class 9:45
Sermon--"Growing Faith" ... .20:45
Sermon?"Your Soul and Sin" 7:45
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO THE STRANGER
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I'Ti'r s7 PRE SBY T ER IA^CHURCf^
Thirteenth and Chapline Streets. Samuel Martin Gibson, D. D., Minister. - B
Special Thanksgiving Observance I
Sunday, November 20. 10:45 A. M.?"The Sacrifice of Thanksgiving" l ;
POPULAR EVENING SERVICE
7:30 o'clock?"Health and Happiness."
Special Thanksgiving .Music. A Big, Bright, Beautiful Service in a Cheerful,
Cordial, Comfortable Church.
A Progressive Church Located in the Heart of Wheeling. TEST OUR WELCOME I