The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
NeD Buildings are
Goinq Dpi17 the STATE

The Construction Record, of:
Pittsburg, Announces Long
List Of Them
P1TTsBURG Pa. June 1s.-a
Building operations In West Virginia
are reported by the Constructor Re
cord as follows
| Buckhannon-The United Breth-s
rem congregation contemplate erect
Ing stucco and frame normal school
building IN Meade district to cost
about $4,000 Architect not select
ed and details not decided
Morgautown-The trustees OF the
West Virginia University are taking
bids on erecting two-story brick
medical building to cost $4,000
Plans by Architest H Rus Warne.'
Charleston
Martinsburg-Arch ]. w
Volt, Waynesboro, has plans IN pro!
gress for two-story brick residence
addition to be erected for w. c. Kill Kill.
man. to cost 5000
Petersburg-Archlt w S. Plag-
Ter. 2115 Kearney street, n. e.. w ash,
|ingtoD, DC, is taking separate BIDS
on erecting a one-story and basement
brick and terra Gotta church, AUDI
tortum and Sunday school for the
southern Methodist congregation.
Cost 5000
wheeling-Leo Morris, OF Martins
Ferry, is taking bids on erecting a
two story frame apartment building
at Pleasant valley, to cost ss,o oo-
plans by Architect Thomas Green,
Martins Ferry
f0r
two-story frame apartment building
to be erected on Thirty-ninth and Eon
streets. for Mrs William Anderson,
1855 Eon street Cost, $4,000.
Will colving. Main street. is taking
bids to close July 4, on erecting a
two-story brick and stucco residence.
lat Birch Lynn, to cost $4,000.
Mrs. H w. Mcclure. Market and
Twelfth streets, is taking bids to close
June "a, on erecting two-story dou-5
BILE residence at Woodsdale, to cost
$1,000 Plans by Architect Edward
Franzheim. Schmulbach building
The Jebbis Saylor Company is tax
ing bids to close at once on the erec-9
tile warehouse on Twenty-fourth
street, from private plans Cost.
$4,000.
Moundsytl1e-St France Xaviers
Roman Catholic congregation. contem-i
plates constructing a two-story stone
church and rectory on Jefferson and
Seventh streets, to cost 500 900
Architect has not been selected
Architect W. A Thomas. Park
building. Pittsburg- awarded to
Thomas shrimp the contract for erect
ing a two-story and basement brick
and hollow tile store and theater
building on JEFFERSON street for A Ell
der and Alfred Parker, Union Bank
building. Pittsburg, and Everett
Koontz. Cost SIS. 900
The state board of. control contem-
plates erecting a 1-2 story brick
farm residece, at the county farm, to
cost $4,000 Architect will be selected
shortly.
Elm Grove-The commissioner Of
Ohio county contemplate constructing
county infrmary to cost 500. 900:
Details not decided
Parkersbure-G. L. snodgrass,
Union Trust building, contemp1ates
erecting brick residence on the
chltect has not been selected and de-
tails not decided
Nelso G. Birdwel1, Union Trust
building. contemplates the erection
of a two-story brick residence on the
Camden addition from private plans.
Cost about $1,000.
Engineer r. r. Cutler has been Sc
1ected to prepare plans for single
track railway, about fourteen miles
to Marietta, via Belpre, for the Mar
ietta-Parkersburg Interurban Com
pany.
WiIliamstowR - The Presbyterian
congregation has rejected bids re-
ceived and viii probably take new
bids on the erection of a one-story
and basement brick and stone church
to cost S12, 900. Plans by Architect
a. Breterniz, Of Clarksburg- Build
ing will contain auditorium, Sunday
school room, kitchen and dining
room
Stewarts Stadon-A- r. Freed, Of
Leachtown. received the contract for
building two-srory brick rests
for g. W. sBrethauer, to cost >o.Ooo--
Spencer-The board Of education is
receiving sketches for a-high school
building to be constructed at a cost
OF 100000 VIII contain fourteen
class rooms
Huntington-Archit James P.
Sweeney has plans In progress for a
2 1-2 story brick and terra Gotta res
idence to be erected on Thirteenth
street and Sixth avenue. for St JOS
eph's Roman Catholic congregation
Cost, $4,000
The wilkins Engineering Company,
Westinghouse building, Pittsburg.
are taking bids on constructing sus-s
pension bridge for the D. E. Heu1tt
Lumber Company, to cost about
$4,000
st. rchitect David Dick,
of Charleston, has plans in progress
for two-stor and basement brick