The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
OHIO VALLEY NEWS

, yesterday for Woods lawn In honor or
the annual visitation OF Mrs. Anna Is.
Wolf, president OF tln state Assembly.
There were about 40 members present
at the meeting 1T I%.U O'Clock. which
was in the form OF Il picnic gathering.
Mrs. Wolf told OF the work going on by
the Rcbckahs and thcdr growth through
out this and other states. and commend
cd Follansbce lodge for its work. In the
afternoon Mrs. Wolf visited Weirton
lodge.
The last OF the Follansbcc troop of
Boy Scouts who hav" boon in camp Oh
the John Happy Farm. near Wheeling.
arrived home yesterday. The first boys
went TO camp on July ). Thy had a
great outing and practically every scout
attending received 4 promotion in rank.
| The last detachment arrived HON" III
t charge OF Assistant Scoutmast"r Joseph
| Williams.
/ A great crowd OF Follansbc" fight fans
will so TO Wheeling next Tuesday cvrp-
! ing to see Jack Dear. the local heavy
weight meet Walter Hahn. OF Wcllshurs,
/ in one Of the prcliminarics In the man
bout Bernie Hahn, of WcllSburg. a favor
lite here, Will meet Battling Leopard. y
! special car viii bring the fans back from
! Wheeling.
NatSie Scarddna, former FollanSbcc
/ business man. who was seriously injured
while serving with the A l. r. in France
| Is back in town and expects to max" his
| home hero after having been employed
! at the Thomas Edison monograph works
| Mt Newark. N j.. since h.. was .;A"u Il
disability diScharE IN January. NatSi"
was in the aviation service and Sustained
n fracture OF his right hip. which has
| shortened his right Leg an inch or more.
An interesting ball game was played
, at DuQucsne street park Thursday even
! ing between the Mckini"yville coal min"
team end a FOllonsh"c team. which
ended in a score Of TO 4 in favor Of tn"
| locals.
! Friday wns pay day FOR employees of
the J. .. Arnold Coal company. and Sa;
urday the employees OF the F"llaHshr"
mills were paid. 1t was the liehtcst mIl
pay this year.
! Local Ice dealers arc still unable to
meet their regular demands, as only two
loads Of ice are coming into the town Il
day where SIX lnads are nrrr"d Tn"
brcakaGc at the WcllsburE plant is Re-
sponsiblc and the StcubCnvillr plants
can allow US only a small amount each
day.
The Episcopal Sunday school hold its
annual picnic ut EbcnCZCr school house
! three miles east of town. Thursday. TN"
trlp was made in automobiles and hiS
| trucks and there were more than 100
present Tho day was spent in games
and various other amuSCmcntS, and Il
great picnic supper was served
| Employees of the street car lines hold
outdoor boxing contests ut the car barns.
north OF hero. every aftcNoon and eve
ming. A number Of new sets Of gloves
were purchased this week and the car
offer the Wheeling boxing club.
Mrs Theodore Motor and daughter
Miss Ellen. are visntinE Mrs Motors
aunt, Mrs. Edward Radcliffe and family
| Of Jefferson street.
| John SwcGfeGcr and Raymond Rad-
clifre were visiting in Golfers Friday
evening.
| Miss Genevieve RadcIiTc is on the
| sick list.
George Owens. of Stcubcnvillc. was a
business caller In town yesterday.
| Harry 1ShCnbauEh left today Tor Mid
! land, Pa where h" will play ball to-
MORROW with the LaBcllc club, Of Slcu-
beuville.
Mrs. Marsh, Of WcllsburG. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence barnett. or
! Neville street.
John Nixon arrived homo from Camp
! Sherman. Ohio. on weekend furlOuuh.
Roy Stephens has accepted a position
in the electrical department at Brandt's.