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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
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Josiah Ditmore comes second on the
list with 80 years
j. NJ Gibson, Christian Hartmver
and others are on the sunny side OF
thirty
The Fairmont Normal students
gave for stunt the school yell on
Wednesday morning.
II r. McElroy and Wesley Ringer.
members OF the board OF education
Of Pleasant district. were visitors on
Wednesday.
About u per cent OF the teachers
subscribe for one or more educational
papers.
Nearly so per cent take the West
Virginia School Journal and Educa-
tor The Normal Instructor comes
second as an educational paper. The
Pathfinder and School Century are
close competitors for third place.
a. L. Gibson. an old Preston teach
or and a graduate OF the Fairmont
Normal, from Buckhannon, was a visl-
tor Wednesday afternoon.
The teachers entertained the peo-
pie Of Kingwood and their friends
last evening at the armory at 8 D. m.
Profs. Barnes and Marsh have en-
tertained the teachers very highly for
the week.
Prof Barnes gave two fine solos on
Tuesday evening
Wednesday evening was devoted 10
answering test questions on page %
Of the institute program.
Prof Yoke was a visitor several
days the past week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

unions as well as G. a. T. associations.
have crossed the river and are rest
ing under the shade Of the trees
BE II further resolved. That we ten
der our thanks to the officers OF this
association, the managers Of the Chau-
tauqua for their Hberality I'm giving
free entertainments and lectures of
high order to the veterans. their wives
and the widows Of deceased comrades.
as well as the people I'm general Of
the good old town Of Kingwood. for
their hospitality and united effort to
make il pleasant once more for the
remnant Of the boys whose heads are
frosted through valiant service to their
country and the weight Of years
While the Grand Army Of the Ropub.
lie will soon be a matter Of history we
trust that the principles for which
we stand will be mentioned by coming
generations for all time.
LEROY SHAW,
U. N. ORR,
A. +. FORTNEY,
Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
New Coking Plant.

STEUBENvGLLE, o.. Aug 1.-THE
La Belle iron works directors today
let the contract for a S2.OOO.OOO by
product cooking plant to the Koppers
company, a Pittsburgh firm. II will
consist Of ninety-six ovens. II will be
built ON the West Virginia side OF the
river opposite the plant here, and
bridge to cost half a million dollars
will be built to connect the West viz
ginia plant with the big plant on this
side
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
Stemple Reunion.

The descendants of Godfrey Stemple
will hold their fourth reunion in Nc
Crums grove at Aurora, Preston coun-
ty. w. Va, August %, 1915.
We hope that every one of the Stem
pies will take an active interest and
be present, making this the best re-
union we have ever had.
Write to all whom you may know to
be descendants of Godfrey Stemple
and invite them to come.
(Signed)
AMOS STEMPLE, President
GEO. r. STEMPLE, Secretary.
r. S. - Barbour county papers
please copy. 41-3t
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Program

Hartell and Goodwin reunion. a
Kanes Creek, w. Va, Saturday. Ser
TENDER 4th, 1915:
Song.
Prayer, Rev b. +. MCGEE.
Song.
Address, j. Ben Brady.
Song.
Recitation, Miss lisa Trickett.
Recitation, Miss Agnes Hartsell.
Recitation, Miss Annie Trickett.
Recitation, Pearl Hartsell.
Song.
Adjourn to meet at 1870 p. m.
Afternoon Session
Song.
Address. Rev. b. f. MCGEE.
Song
recitation, Miss Carrie Trickett.
Recitation, Russell Hartsell.
Recitation. Miss Goldie Hartsell.
Recitation. Miss Opal Bargess.
Song.
business meeting.
Song, God Be With You"
Benediction, Rev. b. F. MCGEE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

We quite agree with the Charleston
Gazette that the expensive primary Law
is intended 70 keep the Progressive. Pro-
hibition and Socialist parties from get
ting on the ticket in The hope that they
will BE- forced 10 vote tie Republican
rnachine-made ticket. Why, Bro. Bay
Hiss, in 1919 the Republican ballot COM
missioners made a strenuous effort ~
keep every party of The ballot except the
Republican candidate After a heroic
struggle the Democrats did succeed to
get on their ballot bot the other we're
ruled of.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

Mr. Otis Carl Liston of Valley Point.
and Miss Pearl Martin OF Albright.
were married Saturday evening. Au-
gust "a. at o'clock at the home Of
u B. Newman in South Morgantown
The ceremony was performed by DIR
r T Hummel, pastor Of the Method
ist Protestant church OF that city.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

Congressman VIM. 6. Brown called
upon this paper and requested the editor
to say that the statement contained in
the Journal last week that Hon. John i.
jenkins, president Of the county court.
A. L. Sidwell, o. y. Shaw and VI. J..
Jackson were visitors at bis camp was a
mistake. These gentlemen, Mr.. Brown
regrets very much 20 cay, did not honor
him with call, but had they done ~
they would have been entirely welcome
Just ss the other members Of the court
would have been welcome, OF even the
editor Of the journal himself
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
10 Celebrate RlrihdnY.

Mr. G. w. Bishop OF Albright. will
celebrate his send birthday anniver-
sary on next Saturday at his home.
a reunion Of the members Of his fam
lily will be held in honor OF the oca-
sion Mrs Dora II. Mitchell OF Fair
mont a daughter Of Mr. Bishop. will
attend the reunion and another daugh-
ter Miss Mary Eta Bishop Of Cleve-
land. Ohio. is already at Albright and
will attend the reunion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

When Republican Judge issued in.
structions that none Of the legal printing
be given TIE ARGrs, did the Journal
protest against this high-handed crime
against the freedom Of the press? Of
course the cutting off Of TIE ARGUS
meant more grain for the Journal hop
per which is the only reason we can as
sign Tor be- silence At THE time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
Feather Reunion

The Feathers will hold their seventh
annual family reunion at Wesley
chapel, Craborchard, Preston county
W Va. Saturday. September 4. 1915.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

We most heartily commend Bro Whet-
sell for the good work be- is doing az
mayor 81 the town lie s making one
Of The best executive officers this town
has ever had More power n you, Bro.
Whetsell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

We contend that the Preston County
Jouma. ores the -heep an apology.
Likewise the taxpayers. a ruI and
frank statement az % how &c has been
deceived Dy the corrupt Republican ma
chine is i0 order
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

It BE- no use Tor cement head n try
20 cover bic identity With the date line.
His donkeyish brsYing is 700 well known
throughout the state.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

II is a waste OF time to look else
where for a better paper than this
one. Let's have your subscription.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
You Would
E at More
Ice Cream

you only realized how important
PURITY is in its making in a
plant like ours. We invite you to
visit our plant at any time and SEQ
how clean and inviting a place il is
I'LL surely make you want more Ice
Cream.
Every step from cow to consumer
IS a marvel Of cleanliness-the cooling
room. the scientific pasteurization
that knocks out the germs 49, the
laboratory where Ice Cream making
IS matter Of science and standard
the shining freezers where machinery
has gwen man the merry hsw-haw-
the mechanical can scrubben-the
'terilizlng apparatus and away goes
q brick or tub Of Ice Cream tina,
makes our name a household word
1t you've never seen il come any
time and well show you why the Ice
Cream Of GREATEST goodness is
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

This paper would suggest that IN al
statements made regarding public mat.
ters the Journal adhere q little closer 10
the truth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19
Leo vi. Frank Lynched.

MARIETTA. Ga. August 17.-Leo NJ.
Frank, serving life term for the muir
der of Mary Phagan, the Atlanta fac
tory girl. who was taken from the
prison farm at Milledgeville last night,
was lynched two miles east OF here
today by the armed party which took
him. He was hanged to tree.
Frank was brought almost 100 miles
from the prison farm to a point within
sight of the former home of Mary Pha-
gan. No shots were fired
Franks body. barefooted and clad
only in prison trousers and shirt, was
found at $3.50 o'clock this morning. 1t
Is believed he was lynched about day
light.
Several automobiles, well loaded,
left here in the direction of Milledge-
Vile last night. After the return of
some of the machines today officers
started out on the road which they
believed the automobiles had travel
ed.
They had gone only two miles when
they saw the body OF Frank not more
than $50 yards from the roadside.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

We have known for some time that
there was hungry crowd down at
Charleston, bit We we're not aware that
they bad reached the starvation point
until they made their appeal b GOV.
Hatfield
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

VOW that the Journal has had the
courage % mention wool Jet us hope that
10 vii. make q superhuman effort to ex-
plain how The Dawson tax laws have
increased orr taxes and the Virginia
debt has been decided against u.s. both Of
when % vigorously and inultingly az
serted were Democratic campaign lies.'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

The date line cannot cover Up The ear.
marks Of the irothy, yerDose, denogoac.
sociaIistic, ansrchistic and shallow.
Drained pIaaarist who has consumed col.
umns abusing corporations because thew
would not stand FOR bic further grating.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 1.-THE body
OF Leo NJ. Frank was placed on public
exhibition at an Atlanta undertaking
establishment this afternoon and thou
sands OF persons viewed the multiIated
face. The crowd had waited for hours
to get a glimpse of the body 1t went
wild with excitement when the doors
or the establishment were opened.
Women fought to get in and two faint
ed in the crush.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

Ladies enrolled 100.
Gentlemen enrolled 124.

''UI'WtU rnrDIIp1 III.
superintendent Martin came 60 on
"Wednesday morning.
Ieachers certificates for the last
examination arci %.
The teachers were highly entertain
cd az a social Tuesday evening given
by the citizens OF Kingwood.
sixty-nine teachers attending the in-
titute have never taught Nearly
That number have never taught more
than one term.
George Bruce Hil has taught ~
years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-19

The best advertised. the most pa,
tonized, the least criticised, the most
eulogized paper in Preston county
The Argus. Try H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23
Pike Briefs.

Miss Emma Hennen. OF Wadestown. IL
visiting Miss Mary Ammons. OF near
VALLEY Grove tor a few days.
Is visiting at Woebcrs. Al Elm Grove.
George Mathison and family and VIII
liam y. Tucker and family. all Of the
city. spent yesterday the guests OF
creek.
Mrs. Harry Hamburger and son. OF
WOODLAND. have gone TO Baltimore. Nd.
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T W. Jackson and Mr..
ana Mrs. Edward Neff. all OF WoodsdaIe
leit yesterday for a visit at Atlantic
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Howard. OF
Pleasant valley. ar, on an extended
automobile trip through the Central
Miss Sarah Jackson. Of woodsdaIe
viii return home tomorrow after having
spent two weeks ~ Atlantic city.
Mrs Jesse =. brennan. o. Pleasant
valley viii give a luncheon az her home
Monday. complimentary to Mrs. Charles
bgiters. Of Denver. Colo.
Harry Derry. Of Clinton. Ia. f. the
Miss Anna Braun. Of the city. mas ar-
ccpted a position al Woebers. al Film
Grove.
Edward Carroll. Of Elm Grove who
has boon attending school 81 Muncie.
mo. returned home yesterday.
Dr and Mrs llfcrt. Of Marietta. q
ete Nlsiling Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Harry kimmins and family have re-
turned % their home in Film Grove.
aftgr a. weeks outing At Wildwood club
NJ Big Wheeling creek.
Arthur Marble is seriously 90 az Disc
nome iu Elm Grove. His condition has
been critical for the past few DAYS.
Misses Virginia Campbell and Francis
Hanna who have been visiting 10 the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Camp
bell a. Big Wheeling creek for the past
Few days have returned 20 their homo4
az Columbus. %.
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Maxwell AGENTS
MEET In CITY
cEIEeRATiNc EXHIBITION o.
1879 McoEL CARS AT LOCAL
AGENCY
Elaborate Diner Served. FolIos.a ~
Statesmen Being Driven into
Country

One Of the most enjoyable. largest
and interesting pleasure and business
GATHERINGS OF the Kind held in this
city for some time. was the all day
meeting yesterday % the Maxwell
automobile salesmen OF the Whesiing
district. which includes the ross. the
river counties. Al the Capitol Car
company headquarters. No 1925 Mar
ket street. In celebration OF the new
1916 Maxwell models. which ~ere
placed on exhibition for the nrst time
yesterday az the happy gathering.
The anair "a given BY the local
agency and supervised by Henry J.
hlel. sales manager Of this district.
The feature or the social end OF the
program was a luncheon and delicious
dinner served In the rear OF the sales.
room. prepared by the Palace dairy
lunch. while a Nictrola concert was
given during the dinner. and later the
guests and their friends were taken
on a o into h country In the 1916
Maxwell The rooms were beautifully
and ar~tistically decorated in national
colors for the happy occasion.
Following the luncheon a business
session was held. being Of the most
optimistic nature. all the statesmen
reported that the future was the most
bright for a most successful year:
that h demard for the well known
Maxwell a IL increasing by leaps
and bounds. The principal speaker
was Mr.. Kiel. head OF this district.
The 1916 model Maxwell cars were
distributed mons a number OF the
agencies In this district yesterday. n
Guiding: A. NJ. Phillips. B~yersvile.
Ohio: Culpin and Cubbin, Tronto.
Ohio. two cars: Burley & Phillips,
Cameron. who drove the car home
last evening.
The local agency has on display
now a most complete line Of 1916
Maxwell cars. including. hve-passen-
ger touring. two passenger roadster,
two-passenger cabriolet. permanent
top convertible car. and slx-passen-
ger touring car.
Among the agents attending the
dinner and business meeting last
even. were:
r. d. Culp. Toronto. Ohio.
]. II. Phillips. Cameron.
p. $. Redd. Cameron.
John c. Burley. Cameron.
A. NJ. Phillips. B~yesville. Ohio.
Jos. Hrabak. Maynard. Ohio.
Glen Rirchner. Wheeling.
r. NJ. Krchner. Wheeling.
]. y. Moore. Burton.
c. l. Radcliff. Wheeling.
Jefferson Miner. Cameron.
G. w. Hand. Elm Grove.
George ID. Burley. Cameron.
a. J. Tren. Byesville. Ohio.
G. G. Kemp. Wellsburg.
W. J. Kirk. Follansbee.
r. ID. Coultas. Quaker City, Ohio.
Henry J. Kiel. Wheeling.
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they will begin maoadamizinE the first
or next week.
Mr.. William Cooke H. visiting al the
nome Of his son. J. q. Cooke.
Miss Virginia Campbell and Miss
Frances Hanna have returned 60 their
homes AZ Columbus. o.. after "a visit "a
the home'of Mr.. ana Mrs Aicxanrer
A number o. young people Of this Viz
entity are planning 90 attend the coll
ored camp meeting a. Crows Grove.
FORK Ridge. on sunday.
Mrs James pOhhs. 81 M0uudavIIa.
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs
,icorge Oliver returned home 0u Tues
Mlss Pearie Frankhouscr of v,urd..
ille a. visiting the g. IS. NrComba
Mr william paueherty or NJ Union.
on "wednesday. Mrs Frank u.~4s- of
Lit-hurEn Mrs. Pauline NuIrrHa bud
Kenneth Klinker. both 90 N1zfr' vote
ih. Fu'.t uf Miss Euln kiEor
Mr. MuUle Bowler III gf.rI.Hr H..
woe vieitiug Mrs o. vs.. EakfH. HHa rae
turned Co. her home.
Mrs. Ela Mcconnell who Haa boon
hl T. considerably improved
Iih'I NON. Of .f..r..m I-
Nlrs r. M1rtromerv er,ert....f OBJ.
Ladies Aff Society % fHa 80. .u
Church o. her home rfefrrTrr aff.rr...
WIS., N~nLEu.rIfr WHH. ra. .I..I.ra
lean Whit" 0n W.frraH-. s..
Nuss Alice Campbell of r.u Grow.
tNc ~ hrr nuHfa MIaHrr |I.rr
am Elizabeth Campbell nr nrf Union
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FRONTENAC

beach. Cap 800. A.
good a. the best. Modern. homeIike.
every comfort Elevator metal beds ali
cuuNcnt. noes, excellent table white ser.
vice. special - W Wkly Booklet
W. p WATTS.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Dis,Het Railroad Bo-as 70 n. ras.n Up.

1AeNNeN AAAANoAo HcEnm 20 Ne TAKEN uu.
~ a Hegglar session % The County
.lurt held for The county nI EarH.uI
STATE ~ West Virginia. ~ Phnipyi ~
ne Court House ~ sHtd COUNTY. On tuo
I'D uny or Nay. 1918
Ihc ~foloving order vas entered Of
"It is ordered mar a motto. OF fr.
intention OF the County 90 Barbour fH
cay. OFT certain out sfnuIIn District
itsilruad bonds. b. pubftsued Tor 90 dal =
in fhc VIII cling tr~tcIIEeucer. u daily
unwFtap.r published on the Citv nj
Wheeling Wet Virginia and in SAID
notice % shall BE- set forth that the NUM-
ter of Bonds desirsd 20 b. paid or and
lakeu 40 uuner this order shall be-
eleven ttt On number. whfch inciud-
f0ur 90 ~ NaIIet District UHI0rad
nnls NUN Dared Two Co EVe inclusive.
inr 1--WE Hundred Dollars rncn. sd ia.
hsru % The County Court OF barbour
uunfg date August g. 1855 NIm.
hrr 1ue ~ said Bonds having nrrrfofors
been taken % and cancelled
Nhr remainder 60 the Eleven ffr
nd1 hriuE seven fTu % Unrker uUn.
Ificf EniIrund Inudr. numbered one Co.
on inclusive for Five Hundred Doll
1rr each issued b. fhr County Court "
,arng9r county and beariuE date q
And 30 is ordered That me sheriff Of
aid county Geese payment 20 interest
o. raid Ponds 81 The expiration Of said
ninety duYa
4 cepy from hs record
3 p HOFFMAN,. cers
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Hotel New England
HOTEL MAJESTIC,

throughout. centre Of attractions. ocean
view capacity 900. elevator private
baths. white service etc. superior table.
Special, $1,000 up weekly 500 up daily
Booklet. 81. A. SMITH
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a large crowd attended tra rtfrtc-
suppfr that was given az tHe refEia.
M.m Union Chapel Wednesday evening
ne huair was ln over" way H success
lNreF had been PLANNED. Including "a
chipping bee which afforded wH.r
rItuufd from a larr. Et. THrh uarEsg.
VS. r. good value. however. and al 81
one wse HtuuE a large sum was rIr.r.
% for The hfufff nf The chanel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

The party ~ local teacher have ra.
turned home from the Panama. pnrir.
tnrneitlnu. nI except Mics Mnrrnrsr
Mr'uwha who stopped IN ir rlfTrsI4
t' fieif relatives fhfrr 1n1 boz Iowa
The Consolidated Telephone ram..r
BAD mon uuf lr fhIa vicinity. THurrIn..
lines
ID vs. Allen who have been taking
.rr''aI Treatment of fHe DHIr NaTf.
Doc rrmutrd f1 bio bone af Nr oils
tomorrow
Miss FlurrnUa Baron. off tho efrHfr.rr
lintnl nf WuHdsdaIr Ia Che guest ur
Mise fUfa UlnHr.
.I'"f frHr.nHH HI nIH form near I.-.
l~nrfrHrfura Hr.urI nnH WOLF. .r
InIr1n Hra moving materials nnf. frr
'iINn or thr mHrL pike which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

on Nednesday evening a. her home
a. AloAart. htue Miss beatrice Ioges
tutt tanned with a lawn and porch
party, IN honor 81 her guest. Miss Estei-
ia ba}hh Of Wheeling The porch and
Japauere Lanterns and the ghfidr.r 80
l9yed All kinds Of outdoor games. Miss
heatrtce proved herself n most charm-
lNk hostess, and at r. s~oasuuahie hour
served n dainty lunch 10 ths gu.sfs
who were as follows. EstciIa Bayhs.
ttelcn kruft, Marie LudewiR Mar
LcpW. Mary Miller. Hazel Hromer. Hazel
burke, Laura Miller. Bcrntre Rromrr.
AiVeua Miller. Francis Baker. Annie
i-pFes Lille Baker. Loretta Lydick. rs
lfliH l@oHos, beatrice T.uuoa fhaafar
Loges and Walter Miller
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ELM GROVE P. NJ.
IN OFFICE TODAY
FRANK HIoGS RECEIVED COM
MISSION FROM PRESIDENT
YESTERDAY
VIII Succeed n. n. 8odley, Whose
Term Expired Last Month-Miss
Smith Named Assistant.

Postmaster Frank Higgs. OF Elm
Grove. received his commission yes
terday which was signed the first OF
the week by President Woodrow VII.
son. and will enter upon his official
duties this morning. II will be re-
membered hat Mr.. Higgs was re-
commended by Congressman Neely a
few weeks < 10 be postmaster, and
the recommendation was acted upon
favorably but the matter had been
held up. owing to the fact that the
president was away from Washing.
ton. for his summers vacation.
Mr.. Higgs succeeds n. n. Bodlev.
who has been postmaster Of the town
during the past four years and whose
term expired the last OF June. Mr..
BOdley has been continuing in the OF.
fee. pending the arrival Of Mr.. Higgs'
commission which arrived yesterday.
While postmaster OF the town MIR.
BOdley has made a splendid record
for efficient service rendered the
general public.
Postmaster HigFs has appointed
Miss Anna Smith. ~ clerk. and Louis
Madden. assistant clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-23

me NslorsRlue Camp Of the Modern
~ erimen viii hold their annual picnic
ettui1el July "a a. MaIorsVilis. a
Aenfrsi good um. De- assured. a
taAture viii b. the has ball game b.
tNeen mc hnnsys Point and Majors
ANtr teams Music VIII b. furnished
y tne Elm Grove hand aud the Mounds
willie quartet
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SHERRARD
announcements

heV. \ G. Rife will preach at the
FelrNieW Methodist church on sunday
AZ 10 30 O'Clock and at the Wood Hfil
church at 800 o'clock. ~
rev. H. r Nickleu. Of New Lima. d.
VII preach at the Wolf Run presbyter-
IAN church on Sunday az 1890 O'Clock
az the Limestone church at 400 o'clock.
aug at allen Grove - 545 D. m.
III Sunasy evening at s.f5 o'clock n
service viii be held at tho Bethlehem
Union chapel. Rev. G. ". Robinson. Of
OF Wheeling. will preach.
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F1rst n. L. Church

ts.t y Hart pastor OF the FIRST
.theotst Eplscopal church. Elm Grove.
viii preach both morning and eV.ntns
snd Dc present al all the services. sun
Ia school Nlll b held al s-f5 = m.
tsshtns A. I o'clock h class meet
inEr Will b. held a. "a O'clock an
worth league devotional service AZ : y.
NJ and a. "a preaching cordial
Invitation D. extended 20 All PERSONS 40
attend these scrxtce~
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0UT-IHE-PIKE
WIN Hela Annr.i -.

Ite membrra OF the Sunasy school Of
-1e hecSieg a. A. churrh WIi hold their
~ nuttns az Elaynsfs gruNe.
-a-e "t M event is uakinE arrange
Ment Tar trc rendering OF an alahurats
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arrangement for a No-day lawn fete
70 ne given some time next month on
the lawn surrounding the grounds ~
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uld program Will be carried out.