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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

Miss Mary Jones. of tins city and
Lawrence Perry of Wheeling. wrr" luar-
ried at the Baptist church parsonage "n
Christmas evening. They will make
their home here.
The choir Of the First NJ f. church will
hold rehearsal Friday evening.
Cecil Stilwcll. of this city. and Miss:
Kate karchcr. OF Washington county. q.
were married by Rev. G.. G. Slater. at
the FIRST NJ. r.. church parspnns" OF,
Thursday morning.
Red Cross membership subscriptions
will bc received until thn first az ih"
year although the drIvI. is ended So far
as solicitation is concerned
Harold Young, OF Ninth street. Sus-
talned a broken collar hon" Will" rlay-
ing hnskc; ball at the FIRST ward school
building Wednesday He had tho bono
broken last fall in n ""ihAll game and
no had not aI:nS"i her r"""T"""i.
MiSs Emma kilH has returned IL her
with friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Frank l'"ttS and children
nr Columbus. Ohio ar" TN" guests OF
friends and relatives in this city.
French Miller has returned To his
HON" after Il visit IN PITTSBURGH.
Howard Eo"hcr mas ""turu"d :" Wash
inStun. j.. e.. after visiting his Parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard N"itl" Of First
street. are tn" parents Vf L NV twelve
pound baby boy,
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, Refreshments ot ice cream and cake
were served.
Mrs. Isaac Cumrenn is sl"wi" recover
INK from IL nervous breakdown.
Mr. anil Mrs Leslie Little har" moved
to tn" ~ j. R:chry hnu:'" III H"hanr.
Mr.. and Mrs. I.cNic IcNinc!l and thl""
daughters. have h.',n quite Ill Of III" flu,
Mr. and Mrs Roy Stricklin. who re-
c"ut!y moved TO Wheeling. spent the
wc"k-"nd with his parents.
Ronald Ray. VIII" has been quite i'll.
threatened with Typhoid fever. = conSid-
"rahly improved. =.
pa,tis"u and McGlumphy delivered
quite Il large load ut poultry IN Wheel
.ng Sunday.
There is nothing doing in Dallas In
;hr way oc cmt' rta!nm"nt during III"
holidays.
Charley McKrrrihan. who has hc"n
working 4; Wurwood for about thrr"
weeks. is now in the Ohio Valley h0sp!-
tai with ;he influenza.
Miss Lcota steele. popular young
school teacher Al Glendale com" Ron"
Sunday 10 spend the holidays with her
Parents
Rev. r. r. Newman has announced
church for ail three charges sunday. Poe.
% He will preach at Sand Hill in the
afternoon. and at Salem in the evening.
As there has not been any lntlucn2i
near Dallas for some time thcr" should
br a good turn out
Wesley Marquis. an aged man OF near
Dallas. died very suddenly Tuesday eN-
eninc n his homo. He was scvcntr-two
years nr age and leaves 10 mourn ms
loss an aged wife. Funeral services were
conducted at on" o'clock Friday ut III"
house after which he WAS laid 10 rest IN
tho Dallas cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". \. PattiSon had MS
their guests for Christmas Mr.. ana MIS-.
Orlc kimminS and children cf Sand lliii.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mason McGlumphy
and daughter. Mrs. kimminS and child
ron remained the rest OF the week with
her parents.
rem spent Christmas with his father III
Calls.
Mir. and Mrs. Will Earnhart and SON
Charles. Mr.. J. W. ISarnhart and Miss
Edna Barnhart spent Nnias witt~MT. ana
Mrs S. W. Holmes.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. james Tenant. Miss
Mary Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs. G. y.
strcllin were guests TucSdnS evening
Mrs Vida Miller and grandchildren.
who have been visiting friends at
Wayncsburg and WASHINGTON. will arrive
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruth. Mrs. Josie
Ruth and Mrs. Kathcrin" Marshall spent
MAS with friends ut Elm Grove.
Private Orvlle Creighton arrived
home from camp Monday after receiving
mis- honorahln discharge.
Samuel Sims. one Of Uncle Sans boys.
spent Christmas with his sister. Mrs.
Goly Clemens
well. on Monday. Doc. @3cd. girl
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DALLAS

1t was with deep regret that the pea
ple Of Dallas read in the casualty list.
the name OF William Writ. a boy who
was born and raised IN Dallas. or late
he had been employed In Akron. O. One
brother. Bee Writ. Of Martins Ferry, o..
is the only one left OF the Immediate
family.
Among those who have received their
honorable discharges and returned home
from camp are Frank Blake, Will Arm
strong and Leland Coffield.
Hiram Crawford has returned from
Camp Sheridan. Alabama. where he WAS
called by tho serious illness OF his SON.
Russell. Russell Is recovering very
nicely after a siege OF measles and pncu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Moss gave party
Saturday evening for a number Of their
friends
Miss Dcane Porter. who was visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Woods Pattison. OF Wash
InStou. IA IL recovering from influenza
a; her aunt'S homo.
Mrs. Tpr. !. ". Spillman and three chill
drrn NJ" recovering from an illness of
ptuma!n" poisoning.
charley RAP. wh" has h""n in camp
fer several months. has written ;hat he
Will hr home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Powell recently
entertained their friends with q dance
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MANNINGTON

MISC karh~rin" Charlton is reported i'll
Of Influenza mt thr HON" Of her pa rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. -. Charlton in jefferson
street.
chased tho Mrs :. W. MUM residence IN
Marshall street. and will move his fam
Ny int" IN" property The first OF the
year.
corporal John OFT has arrived home
from Camp Greene. y. C.. having TO
crivrd his honorable discharges from the
service.
John McCnol. who di"d at his home in
Fairmonl on Monday evening was a
former resident Of Warrington. being n
prominent oil we'll contractor in this
urld
Tho First National Rank Of this city
remembered the employees. the directors
mf Tn" institution on Tuesday instructed
tn" cashier III write I check for half tn"
amount "f u months salary for each
employee as Z Christmas present.
billy" C;aughan Of tho l.. s. army
service. stationed ut Camp Sheridan Ala.
is at his homo here for tho holidays.
raul r. MILAN. OF the L. s. navy.
who was called home by tho death Of his
cousin. Miss Virginia MILAN. has return
I'd 10 his ship. which is to sail at once
f"r Franc" At once III tho transport Serr-
ice.
krr and Mrs. ". Johnson and son
spent Christmas with relatives in Nor
Cantpwn.
Miss Grncvicve Jones has returned to
her hrmc in MnundSrllo after visit
here
Mr. and Mrs. f.. C.. Smith and children
Of ClarkShIrg. spent Christmas with
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Iana Black
Shrrc here.
Fred Pr hard has returned to ,Balti
more after spending several weeks with
relatives hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan have TO-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Burton.
Mrs W. r. Andrews spent Christmas
with friends nj Clarks burg.
Mr. and Mrs. S. &. Syhert have rr-
turned To their homo in Cleveland after
visiting with relatives here.
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FLUSHING

Miss Elsi" Fisher OF C;irard. Ohio. Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. e.
Fisher.
Joseph Steele. who has been attending
the auto mechanical school ut Nalpara-
iso Indiana, is visiting his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,;eorg" Neal Of Bridge
port. visited this wcck with Mrs. Meals
grandmother Mrs. Margaret Humphrey.
Ernest Shallcro$s has returned 10
Camp sherman after 4 few days visit
with his parents. Mr., and Mrs. r. w.
Shallcross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Wheeler spent
Christmas with friends here.
were shopping in Wheeling Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bonner spent
Christmas with relatives in Akron.
Donald Kirk Of Camp Sherman spent
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Kirk.
Mrs. c. r. Newton and children. Of
Akron. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. J.. Bethel.
Mrs. r. q. Evans was shopping in
Wheeling Thursday.
Bethany. w. Va. spent Christmas with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gregg.
Lieut.. Kerr Giff"n OF ST. Clairsvlllc.
and Miss Ada Bethel wcr" married at
ST. ClairSvillr Tuesday evening, Dec. -.
Mrs. SuSi" TnmlinSon was shopping
in Wheeling Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mueller Of Can
ton. spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII McClNary.
DR.. Eugene Milburn is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Kate Cnwrn.
Miss Mary Chaplin Of Akron. spent the
week end with Mrs. Kate Cowen.
Mr. and Mrs. r. o Betz. and daughter
Virginia. spent Christmas with friends
in Martins Ferry.
Miss Rsha Bethel. who 10 attending
MI Union colleg" at Alliance issspcnding
the holidays with her parents, MI and
Mrs. Will Bethel.
Miss l.cda Ross is visiting friends at
Oakmont. Pa.
Miss Dorothy Judkins who is attend
ing Lake Eric college at painesvillc. IS
spending the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Judkins.
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SKERRARD
Soldier BOYS At Homo.

Captain VIII SncdCkcr. who is engaged
in craftsmanship instrucinE ut Canlp
Sherman. is 1T ltcmr on Il furouSh.
Herman Roth. OF tn" navy arrived on
Christmas day NJ noon on six days leave
from The naval base M Cape May. y. J.
Norbert Miller. having been honnrahly
discharged from Camp Lee. where he waS
/. first cook. arrived homo on Christmas
eve, accompanied by Mrs. Miller, who
has spent som" lime IT Petersburg.
awaiting hoy husbands DISCHARGE
Edward Mrtumb%. uf the Quantico
Ma rinr barracks. arrived The first of tho
week or a lively" days furlnugh
Car, Hom. OF Browns Run. il ut honte
frcm Camp Sherman on I five days fur
Tough.
Harris Tydirk ALSO is ut home, honor
ably discharged from Camp LEO.
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Ehnyy1ide Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. THOMPSON OF
SmithfIrld street. visited relatives at
In.nhshurg. over Christmas:
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Ackain OF LIN
coin avrrur. spent Christmas day with
relatives nj Pipe creek:
Tie Misses Anna and Edith HarhauEh'
Of Martins Ferry. wore curst* OF Miss
Sarah Eleanor Dul'oi$, ut Highland ave-
nur. yesterday.
Samnn Frank McConn, son Of Mr.: and
Mrs. Fred. McConn, arrived HON" Nrh-
ncSday morning IN II thirty day SICK
Icavr. Several weeks ago hc had ono
wrist fractured in an accident aboard
ship.
Miss RoduSkn Wiley. of Smithfrih
s,rrct. is spending the end of The week
with friends in EtruhrnVillr.
Mrs. rhrrlrS Wright has returned
from n visit with friends 1T Ncf.
Mr. and Mrs. ". l. Stark"F. nf IN"
Island. enjoyed their Christmas dinner
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Daw-
sor nr west Fnrt;clh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett. Of T0lcd" with
Jh.ir little daughter. Miss lin. arc visit
ms her parnnts. Mr.. and Mrs. John
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at ?:3O n. n. Preaching by Rev. Daricn
at 80 y. NJ.
Bricfs and Personals.
Ky s,~s-- -,
e yVAAA-

\ letter dated December LIST, has just
been received from Lieutenant ]. II. Fer
guson. Shcrrards popular physician. VINO
has been in Franco for several months
doing first aid duty along the front lines.
The doctor sends the welcome news that
h. will probably return home soon.
.!rs. Ella Ackcr. Miss Lizzie Garfin
Miss Elizabeth Hoover and Rev. Z. r..
Garv!u. all OF Bethlehem, were guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. d. VI. Garrin. on we'd
ncsda?. MI.
Mr.. and Mrs a.. F. Shroycr. OF Rich
wood, W. Va. will probably arrive mere
To-day To visit ut the home or =. w. NC
Combs.
M:. and Mrs. !. II. Montgomery. and
son. Cecil, Of Warwood. were guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Montgomery, OF MI
u,ivct. on Wednesday.
Perry CarnaiIan OF Bcthlchem VINO re-
ccivcd n severe injury TO his eye lew
duvS ago continues about the same.
Miss Margaret Fowler spent WedneS-
day with relatives on Bogg'S Rnu..
Mr. and Mrs Harold Hamilton and son.
Donald. of Cannonsburg. Pa. visited Mr..
and Mrs. NJ y. Marple. OF Bethlehem. on
Wrdnc sday.
Miss Edna McClcary is recovering
from an attack of influenza nj her nome
hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Bloomfield: OF
Washington. Pa. wore visiting MIS-.
BloomrirlHs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =. W.
McConbS, on Wednesday.
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For somr time there. has been an ordl-
nance iii The village prohibiting IN" Keep
inC nf hots within 200 feet of any RESI-.
drncH About year ago IN" mci'r'orS "i
t~nunri1 tIrridr-d rs n war measure. that
for 4 time thus ordinance should II" snS-
rrndrd. The privilege. however mas
been in many cases abused and h"caus"
uf numerous complaints from health ai-
thorilrs and from Individuals th,' nruI :
Nance viii be enforced after the first nt
January. Citizens are warned, therefore.
Ia dispose of their hogs carly next
month.
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Steiner nr Iirhland avenue,

steiner. nl l!lSnlanu avenue.
Mrs. Albert Burns and son Clyde. Wis
lied friends nj MCMGchcn on Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Ward. of .tvond&lc. was
hostess Thursday cvenn: TO the other
members uf the dol Ecta club.
Mrs. Lulu FOX. OF Sistcrsrillr. is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. d. Cash
81 Lincoln a"cnuc.
Mr. and Mrs: W. s. Mcconnell and
children of Wcil$vIlir. Chic. were Christ
mas guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bas-
tin nf west :Nth street.
Tho t"l"phrn" formerly installed at
the lower hose house was moved ynstrr
dGy Ia III" city pumping station at the
Foot If :.Ath street. This phone service
l., furnished the village free by the
company owning til" lines.
Seaman G;d-ar richards Of tho l.. S. s.
Texas. - nj hrm" ON 4 short leave.
Miss Jean MCCunn. n nurse at Camp
sherman, is spending Il few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McConn.
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Tullerton-Marple.

Dan Cupid pulled another one Of his
clover stunts Christmas when Miss
Wilma Marpl" and Harry Fullerton
wore united III marriage. The wedding
took plrc" al tho home of the bride.
Roy. Hyirr, pastor nf the First Church
"c God performed tho ceremony Tho
bride and groom arc both &c this city.
and hav" tn" hearty congratulations Of
their many friends
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CIRCUIT COURT

Orders were entered yesterday ny
Judge J. r. Summc"E!llc IN the ciFEuis
,Tourt in the following appear cast
Quality Fire and Gasoline COMPANY
s \, Lancaster. appealed from Justice
of The Tcacc Lee =. Dohbs' court. or
de- was entered tha; the plaintiff re-
cover from TIC defendant the sum OF
$3.50. the amount defendant confessed
he owed plaintff.
In the case Of James l.. Hawlcy VS..
II. T. Hillmnn..ra dismissal order WAS
entered. Tho matter in controversy
w:.s adjusted out of cnur; between the
rlainticc anh 'l'|fendant and the plant
IRIS ciaim fully satisfied and dis
charged.
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MCMECHEN
Entertained Society.

Mre. Fred Ncuman entertained Dis
;rict No. of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of tho First NJ. T.. church last evening
al her home ION Caldwell street. TIL.
evening was devoted 10 knitting. and
also some business was transacted. At
a srasnnahlc hour u dainty luncheon
was served
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Home ON Enrlouuli.

Privar" clyde Howard Whn has been
in tn" hospital Il, Washington for tho
past two weeks. arrived in this city IN
Thursday !" spend Il hricf furlough.
Irivat" Howard was shot in thu right
nrm Will" n tn" front. He arrived in
this country last week and was placed
in a hospital in Washington. He will
h" at tho hospital until he receives hi-
hun0rabln discharge.
McNcchen Personals.
Charles Schamc continues III at his
home on Logan street
Mrs. Conner Of Wheeling spent yes
tcrday in this city visiting her SON
Misses Florencc Srllncr and Bernicc
Farmer spent yesterday in Wheeling
with friends.
Miss Pearl llclmbriEht has returned
to her homo at Columbus. after a brief
visit here
S"coni Lieutenant Ralph Candy has
returned Ia Camp Mcat1h. after Il two
weeks furI"ugh with friends here.
Miss Helen E"nntz is spending sew
cral days with friends at hundred.
rrival" Cuiglry has returned home
from II visit in Cameron.
Sterling Riggs is spending The day in
Pittsburgh.
Lester Price and fanil? are spend-
ing several days with friends n, New
Brighton. Pa.
Mrs. Arts Of South Marshall street
has returned home. after Il brief visit
at Huntington.
Martin Hopkins has returned Ia his
!Ihmr III Cameron. after n brief visit
her" with friends.
Mrs Marcnrr: i.upCuan who has
h,.n SpcuIin:; several days a. Eclla!rc.
has returned homo.
';""rg" 'armnn apl Harold Thomas
hay" returned 10 their home AT Pine
Grove. after Il brief siSil here.
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Had Twelve Fdnts.

Albert Bccbout. of RosbyS Rock. AMI
l.. S. Jackman were arraigncd in thr
court Of Squire E. NJ. Lewis Thursday.
charged with having lively" pimts Of IL
auur in their possession when arrested in
tho naTTowS above here Christmas day.
Jackman was released. as il was proven
that ne had not aided in bringing tho
liquor over the river. Be"bnut was fined
500 and costs and will serve 60 days in
Tho county iail.
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Th"lma Scott was the charming
hostess /" = number nt h"r friends last
evening III her homo ON South Marshall
street. Til" evening VS. devoted to.
dancing and music. At latr hour 4
dainty luncheon was served in tn" din
!Ec room.
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Returned to Camp,

Corporal Dwight Murray. who has
been spending tn" Christmas holidays
with his parents in this city. returned
10 Camp Mrade last evening. The fur
Tough was too short to suit his many
friends. ami it is hoped that the ncNi
one will b. longer.
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MOUNDSVILLE
PeheRahS Met.

Thursday evcHing meeting of the
local lodge OF Daughters Of Kcbrkah was
held in the l. 0. 0. T.. hall 1T Third and
Jefferson. The meeting was we'll at
Hended and many matters Of vital inter
est to all members were disposed OF!
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Have Not Pound Presents.

Although tho police declare that they
have O clue in the theft OF presents from
the home of J. Howard Holt. no arrests
have been made. The presents were taxi
en- Christmas eve, and it is believed That
the party is known.
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~1nenza About Same

The Influenza situation hero appears
to BE- unchanged. On Thursday cIgh;
new cases wcre reported Christmas day
one. and at two o'clock Wednesday after
noon two cases were reported for the
day,
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Guarda Depart.

Thursday Guards y. ". Athcy and
Emmett Ferguson Of the prison. left /"
bring in a number Of cnuvIcts from IA
nawha, Cabcll and Fayettr counties.
These prisoners have been convicted in
recent terms OF court and have been
held in the county jails awaiting re-
moval to the local institution.
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Kramer. John A.. Johnstown. Pa.
Myers, Norman J., Cove, ". Vn.
Naylor. uohcCt ~, Columbus. Ohio.
Nnwbc-.y. William E. ChrichSvillc.
Ohio
Roberta, Roscoe, Milton, W. va.
Roth. Harry. Pittsburgh-SPa. .--..--
Scrro. Jerry. Youngstown. Ohio.
PriTatcs:
Born, William e. Reedsvnle, ". Va.
kunnis. Gustave ". North Braddoch.
Pa.
NIGHT LIST
Pr;vatss:
Zeal John, Linn, ". Va
Corporal
gay. Perry H. Cambridge, Ohio.
Privates--
Johnson. James A.. Pittsburgh. "a.
kcthctncr. Oscar L.. Akron. Ohio.
Dumtre, Newton, Buckhaanor- WA
Wounded Severely.
Lieutenant
Maeiarcllo. Harry. Youngstown, 0.
Warnock. Edward Hubert. New Cas-
tic. Pa.
West. Garnatt E.. Columbus, Ohio.
PrivatcS---
Mossburg George r, Friendly, viva.
Mysiinski. Alex. Cleveland. Ohio.
Tomaszcwski, John. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Williams, Walter, DIRK Greek, W. va
Wynknop. I'erdie NJ. Columbus. Ohio.
Barker, James A., Brouulaad, ". Va
HaHley, Samuel E, Hinton, ". Va.
Mcouiston. Roy, Middlebourne, West
Virginia
Kanoensh. 1sadore, Bridgeport, o.
Missing in Action
PrivateS--
Leo, william r, Palestine, ". Va.
Schaf5er, Charles L, Hunt, ". va.
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Church Services.
l.'niScOIlal

Pleasant Hi Mothniist Episcopal
church. Rev. NJ l.. pari"u. pastor: Snu-
day school At q n m. f.. i. Cooke. STU
pcrini"nd"nf. 4 meeting Of the Sunday
school board Cmr the election Of officers
Will b" hold Immediately after this sos
sion. Sermon by Tho pastor AT o'clock.
Alien Grove. Presbyterian church.
Rev &. W. Bnglr. pastor: Sunday school
at D. m. Preaching by Tie pastor At
: - o'clock.
MI. OIiycI NJ. L. church, Sunday school
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Recovering In France.

Charles Ertch. local hoy and former
Moundsvilc high school student, Is Il
patient in q base hospital III France. az
cording to work received by his aunt.
Mrs j. W. Meredith. nt this city. He
suffered from an attack of shell shock
and German gus.
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Tho weekly choir rehearsal or III"
First Il. =. church WAS held las,
evening at III" auditorium Of tho
church. Several nrw anthems were re-
h"arsrd for III" sunday services.
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Many Attend Dnncn

Many 0f III" young p"npl" Of This city
spent Thursday in Wheeling attending
tho victory ball given by The ladies' Car
roll club
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SHADYS|DE
Good Mems,

Through a letter addressed /" Mayor
". T. Jones and Mr. Robert Futh"y' Jr.
OF The Council, il VAS made. known hero
Wednesday Tint thr Wheeling Traction
company lad given attention to IN" Pc
,itinn and letter recently sent tn Inc
company in regard /" stops Wi'h'h w"
town. The uCEl"i"h .l''i'it''' - - ''
lows:
Sin, 40 to remain rs nj present.
stop 80 tn be r"-cStahiISheo'
stop. IS Ia remain.
Stop 81 To he eliminated.
Stul, &C TO be rr-"StnhlIShHd.
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Died Of wounds .............. y
Died Of accid"n; and o:h"r
causes ........-....... ~
Died of disease ............. p"
Wounded severely .......:.... -
- Missing in action ............. ~
Total ............-.....i .1''
killed IN Action
tSerssan;s:
HICKMAN. Jacob. Pittsburgh. Ia.
p, Fisher. E'rcd r.. Kent. ONO.
Wilson. Rohc-: f.. Pittsburgh. F."
Ra,hbu-n l-ee w. Akron. bhio.
Blietschrr Fred y. Cleveland. Ohio.
Chambers. Tnaa. Akron. ohio.
Kellogg. ThornaS NJ. Marl"o- Ohio
Rorrnr. Mmr"l r.. I"!umhrs. Ohio.
trhiarmrn:".- Antonio. Akron. Ohio.
Cotrey. Iox"ri; l.. t:ri'A PA.
Iaskc. i'r!iN Cleveland. Ohio.
SaCchionr:. t'red"ricico. Cl"vcland
Ohio.
- Myers, Howard S., Hendricks, ". w.
= Burrtss, Milard R., Aaylnnd- OHIO.
Davidson. Everett. Columbus. ONO.
Crane. Joseph. Kent. Ohio
Hartman, Troy, Spencer, W. Va
r,uppe. Charles. Pittsburgh. Pa
AIcHillin. Miles. Vaud"Srift. PA.
Brinkcr.- Charles W. Grc"nsburE. Ia
Bullock. Andy. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Chairman, Andrew Jackson, PerstngeT
". Va
DouEherty. George ~. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Thompson, George O., RavensWooo-
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Woodward. oscar f.. Columbus. Ohio"
. Saint. John Nj. Pittsburgh. PA.
- Tolrrich Arthur F.. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Bannon. James z. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Brennan. Hugh T.. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Johnston. Albert Edward. Eric. "a
=. MAhrr. John r. Columbus. ohio.
80 Criswcll. Joseph s. Fand"iTriIt. IA
Saurcr Herman l.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
- Taylor, James g., Aosteod, W. Va.
lIrrold Raymond e.. Cleveland. ohio.
Browulee, Charles, Steubenvtne, Ohio.
Fcrrctte. Sam. Cleveland. Ohio
Lawrence. Walter Youngstown. ONO.
Bednar. Charles. cleveland. Ohio.
-, Brown, Harry, 10 Roy. ". Va
Chason, Reben, Pndltppt. W. Va.
IilSrr. Fred L.. canton. Ohio
Griffin. Leo Columbus. Ohio.
johnson, Leonard, Ravcuswood, ".
"a.
Zafari. Sianno. Pittsburgh. IA.
Farley Norman. Cleveland. Ohio
Mathsney, Lloyd william, Morgan
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Simpson. S;.n,i"i J.. Rraidock. IA.
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