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GIRL CHOPS OFF BABY'S HAND
Three-Year-oId Child infiicts Injury on
Visiting Infant.

Two Harbors, Mimi, July IA 3
year old girl playing with the Is
month old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jenick of Minneapolis, who are visit
ing at Palmer, chopped off the little
ones hand with hatchet. The child
was taken to the hospital here. 1t Is
In a serious condition from loss of
blood. No one witnessed the affair.
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Berry Thursday afternoon. Following
Is tho program which will bc given: Nu-
cal solo--Daisy Burchhcld: Pccitallon-
InrH Fisher: Read. nr--LIllian hoffman
lramu sulu-Audrcy Fisher.
There will h" Il festival and box social
atthc NJ t.. church NJ Sprldrl Saturday
June Iith. E>"ryun" is invited.
Childrrn'S services were held ~ stump
town sunday. y good rr"Giam was
Mrs. W"lda Groves and llttl" son
FrmnriS. II Atlanta Ga. is visiting with
friends an a relatives in This vicinity.
Robert and Hunter Okcy. Of bethesda,
nrc visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Hobbs and family
and Mrs. and Mrs. s. L. Nayl"r, of MI.
Holly. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
l., wis MAYOR
Miss Hllda Royd sp"n, tho weekend
with Mss Eva Hunt ."f FnlrNl"W. ono.
Howard BROOKS spent last week visit
ing relatives at Hunter and E"th"s'i.
Sir and Mrs. l.. l.. Rnil"y OF barnes
vile. spent with Mr. and Mrs. Bert RAJ
Mir W. :. Wilcox. If Shutdown. spent
SUNDAY with Mr. and Mrs. Il. Is. DAVIS.
ct I;"Sh"n RIdE"
Mr.. and Mrs. CARLTON Campbell. Of 81.
ClairSvIllr. Spcn' Sunday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Scott Campbell. Of MI. Holly.
Miss Mary Harris returned nom" SAT
urday from WcllShurr wh"r" sh" has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest liar-
Misses Lola Crawford. Eva Hunt and
brother Raymond. and Mr.. liard"sty
Wrst of Rarncsvillc. wrr" guests If IN"
family Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Boyd.
Several from TN" Eidg" attended the
carnival in town "Wednesday evening.
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torment was made in Scotch Ridge GEM

tcrmcnt was made in scotch Rioge cem-
ctcry.
Mir, and Mrs George ,DarTah, OF near
CoIcrain. entertained the Mems Biole
class of the Presbyterian church.wlth
their ladies, also the soldier boys ns, wn no
The Presbyterian church. Strawberries.
ice cream and white cake. and cof1ee
were served. All reported fine time.
Mrs. Frank Smith remains the same al
this writing.
Mir. Lewis Hall and daughter, Of Har-
ris,I lilo. were callers in this place Mon
day. It'll,
ron wcr,, out Of town callers Wednesday.
William krlnke was a caller in Mar
tins Ferry Wednesday,
Mr. Henry Wilkinson was a caller at
the home of J. w. Lawrence "Wednesday
evening.
James Rovcrs was an out OF town cal
Ter Thur stlay.
cirral persons from this place went
~ Wheeling "Wednesday TO sec the par
ado and specially tn" soldier boys.
ChildrcnS Day will nc held AT the
Presbyterian church al II o'clock. All
arc cordially invited 10 attend these ser
vices.
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MT. PLEASANT

Miss Bertha Krink" spent III" w""k-
md with her brother Herman krink".
If natt'n Run.
nv Of St"uhrnNlil". WCr" Visiting Mr..
Carpenters mother. Mrs. Pierce tarp"n-
ter.
Mr.. Henry Krrnkr ap"nt Sunday with
ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John krlnk".
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman SCh"' /" and
family If Scotch Ridg". Mrs. Matthews.
# Martins Frrry. sI"nt sunday at III"
hom" nf his brother Harry
Frank Cl"avcr and ASA IIarbourt spent
Sunday NJ TN" Onto Valley General nos
pItal with his mother Mrs. Anna Ci"av"r.
Mrs. Samuel 1rvIn il very Ill at his
home with heart trouble.
Rnrn~-a son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Forcy'hr
Enrn--a son to Mr.. and Mrs Henry
B"rn--a daughter to Roy. and, Mrs.
Gilmore" former pastor "f the prcshytcr-
ian church,. on Jun" Bird.
Mrs. Liza" pilw"rth WAS visiting rel
atiy"& and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sterling and fam
ily Of oak Grove. and Mr. William
Brtgg and SON Of Yorkvtllc. sp"n: Sun
day at tn" h"m. Of Harry Schcrl".
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest IrvIn and son
nf Adrnu spent Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Samui" IrNIn.
Mr.. and Mrs Jess" IRWIN spent Sunday
afternoon at In" home If his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Irwin.
Mr. \ "a IIarhOurt was taken tN IN"
ohio Valley General hospital Monday for
mn operation on his leg. which wa" bro
ken some time ago and. It seems. II did
NOT hcml property.
Word received hero Of IN" death "f
Miss Rachel Jordan. who died At the
homo OF ncr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Jordan after lingering illness MONDAY.
Funeral was held Wednesday at the
Scotch Ridge Presbyterian church. In
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WELLSBURG
Teachers Appointed.


AZ a meeting OF the Wcllsburg Board
Of Education the following corps Of in
structors. teachers. and janltors were
elected for the coming school year.
There are a number OF vacancies yet
to be hllcd. No other business Of I'M
portance was transacted except the
usra, approval and payment Of current
bills.
High School-w. Y. Bcetham. Supt.;
E. L. Marcrum, principal: Iva g..
Erashcar: W. c.. MerrcIls: NC. Took:
Garda Ratchell: Marion Reed. art and
penmansh!p: Kathryn Reid, music: Caro-
nno Ewing. Sth grade; Mamie Bell. TIN
grade.
,'.ntral School-Rosn II. Wheeler.
principal Elizabeth Cratt. Eleanor Da-
Yves Gladys HALEY. Marguerite KunSle
Washington SCh"ol-Est"lla hlrk"r.
Martha Boyd. Virginia Lobmlllcr, Ruth
DauEher;y. Helen HALEY. Olive Jacob.
Rivr-viCw School-Anna Bennett.
Principal: clara 3. Green. Ella TYcrs'
Emily Carter. Pearl Bowman, Helen
Wcs.. Rhoda MckHlv"y. Iva Garrison.
Dunbar School-Ethol Edwards.
Jani;ors-J. I. webb. High School:
AZ West. RIvervlew; George ADAMS
Washington: Solomon Combs. Central.
It was ordered that all teachers VINO
attend a SIX weeks summer school be
gwen an additional foAr dollars per
month over the regular salary.
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c,,,. N,No,n has returned 10 his
homo nj Youngstown after prlcl NiS'e
here. &C.,
clarence Marble Sam and John Crow
Ed Porter, and Emil Andrews VINO
have been attending the national meet
iry Of the Snrlncrs at Indianapolis
have returned TO this city
Tho RnyS Scouts Of this city held
their weekly meeting last evening In
rho norlnrs of tho First Methodist
Eniecopal Church. The evening was
srent mostly in drilling. The meeting
was we'll attended.
CIV council met last evening IN the
p,ayor's nrficc on Marshall street. Many
important business matters were taken
IN and discussed The meeting was
concluded ny a smoker
Miss Helen George. who has been VS.
i,ing here. has returned to her home
at Smithi"ld.
Arch Scott Of Wheeling spent yester-
day in this city on business.
Miss Elcic Smith. who has been visit
ing friends here. has returned TO her
home at Claysvi1l".
Mr.. and Mrs. Halstcad West arc the
proud parents Of "A daughter. Both
mother and daughter are getting along
nicely.
James McGufflc Of Deep Valley is the
guest of Dor. Ruchart and family.
Mrs. Conaway continues seriously Ill
at the Glendale hospital
Scott Chambers ~ now able TO be
out again. after having been couhned
at his homo for som" time.
James Hack has returned 70 his homo
at Pittsburgh after a brief visit in this
city.
Miss Nan Bruster is now able to out
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st, Mays Briefs.

Harry Hays. Of Vincent. Ohio. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Clarity Wednesday.
Harry Williamson returned Tuesday
from overseas
G. r. Van Valley was business caller
at Parkersburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Clifford Butcher was shopping
at Marietta Wednesday.
Josiah Gamble. OF Sistersville, Is
transacting business in town this week
Henry Hood was at Marietta, Tues
day.
Rolla Williams and son. Junior, were
at Marietta. Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Livingstone. Of Psrkers-
burg. IS visiting friends in town this
week
DR. ]. R. McCullum was at Marietta on
Tuesday.
George Downs. OF Jeanette. Pa. re
turned 10 this city Tuesday. He expects
to work at tho Western glass plant.
Mrs. VI. c. Craig and children, Of Par
kersburS. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. r. Van Valley a couple OF days
this week.
David Matheny. Of Wheeling, Vislted
friends in town Tuesday.
\. VI. Rirkhim"r. of Calcutta, was
caller hcr" Tuesday.
Mss Mary Louise Mcconnell. OF ar
knrshurS. IS the guest OF Miss Garnet
Edmonds this week.
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STEUBENVILLE

Dominic Ip7olite OF DillonValo. was
seriously injured this morning and
Mayor George Noel. Micheal lppolite
and Paul McMullen of that place. were
slightly hurt. when the automobile IN
which they were riding. crashed INTO
q Wheeling bakery truck on the out
skirts Of Dillonvale. The party was
erroutc to this city. having been called
as grand jury witnesses.
Ip2ollte. who was driving. was pinion-
cd by the steering gear and 1t is reared
he is internally injured. He was also
terribly cut about the face and p"d!
hy rl.css Of tho smashed wind shield
He was taken 20 his home in DiiionFa''
in a serious condition. The other oc-
curants ot tho car were badly bruised
and Mayor NeNl sustained several Sc
vcrc cuts on his hands and arms IN"
front of tho automobile was wrecked
The truck was not badly damaged.
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Sand HILL

The ladies of the Church Activity
committee Will give picnic on Jun"
IS. The picnic on IN" 7th of Jun" was
a successful one despite tn" threatening
weather Tn" proceeds ar" to be used
for rcdccoratinG the NJ. T.. church. Our
pastor. Rev. Newman. being absent last
Sunday. the pulpit was rli"d ny rev
GriSc. of Wheeling. VIII" working IN
the interest Of IN" Centenary movement
Of the extended tune.
Among tn many returned douGhboyS
in IN" 3l4th in this imm"dlatc HlGinnE
arc II. SylvIS Mcrinar and Dadid and
Thomas Conrad. W" heartily wclcom"
them Ia l." again III cur midst. ana To
our boys previously returned. VINO nav"
not Il drop of Stacker blood IN th"Ir VEINS
again we say. All Honor,
quite a large number Of sand Hin cit
iZrns attended the Hon" coming dom
onstratiun IN tn" cliH on N"dn"Sdhy'
among the number beng Mr.. John MGR
mar and family. Mrs. John FrzimmonS
and family. Mr.. Rricc lmguc and FAMILY.
Mr., Geo. Fox and family. Mr.. Herbert
Winters and sisiers. Mr ''rll W inter-
and sisters. Glen Winters and SiSi"r. Mr
John Kent and family Mr.. NiId" Elrli-
wine and amily. Mr.. Thns Ear TWIN"
and family. Mrs. Lewis tourhd ana
children. Mrs. Alfred Turner Miss Viz
ginia CALDWELL rrlvat" Norman ana wit%
rrivatrS f'i,Zsimmon,.- Caldwell! and
W"lrh. ,
Mr.. J. r. Kent md family. Mr.. G. r.
EarIIwInc and family. and Mrs. "r"H'
Kent and daughter. m"l"r"d To- FraNS-
vile ON Sunday and spent tn" day with
Mr.. G""rg" Pollen, r:
AIR IIrrbrrl Winters and Mrs. Samuel
Turner murpr"d /" Tayl"rSi"wn. "a. ON
SUNDAY and spent the day with Mr.. ana
Mrs Ellsworth Turner. "
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Kent and ch'ldr"n
nr Elm Grove. spent tn" Weekend with
Cleo. Fox and family.
Mr.. John tl"N"nE"r. ~ thiii"rhla IA.
arr, srrndrnr a week with Mrs. LOWS
WIsS Nora Harsh. "f MaJursvlllc. spent
,h, Weekend with IN" Misses Luke.
Tho children e Mr.. and Mrs. ON"
GciSlcr "f Film ,ir">" f"rm'rlL 81 TINS
Miss Fr"da DaEn" has r"turn"l nom"
from a pheasant VISIT with Miss Emily
smith 81 Moumd*\ lie.
Miss Irulah Davis. Of Elm Gr0r" IS
spending week with Miss Sylvia Doug
hCrty. ,, 49,.
from u wrrk'S visit with Mrs. Frank
shepherd uf i;lI Whr"llng Creek.
mir, Norman Dagu" AID l'rivai" Sh"r-
man W.lrh were Transferring business
IN MoundsNill" on Wednesday.
Tho children "f Mr.. VIII Jones ais"
Dorothy McCHusland arc recovering from
tho chicken r"N.
Miss Gail Francis spent last week Wis
ling relatives IN MuundSNlll".
Mr. W. H. Turner. G.. W. Jones. r. l."
Dornc and t : Jones delivered thor
Will Wednesday, 10 Mr.. Frank kimm"ns
IIyCrrd their wool nj Cameron. W. Va.
Mrs Harriet Pollen. Of Sugar Grove.
IA is visiting her daughter Mrs. j. L.
Miss G.rtrudc Fox. Of Wheeling. spent
Friday evening nj her bonn" here.
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Town Is Patriotic.

Relative to the reports OF |. w. w.
activity at Dillonvalc. Harp walker,
merchant Of that place and chairman OF
the soldiers Fourth Of July celebration
committee. declared today that nc "'u
not believe any attempt would be mao
to take red flags into tho parade or thaN
there will be any trouble on the
Fourth. He adds that he has inV"SN-
gated the situation carefully and tna'
there is no cause for alarm. Mr.. Walk
or declared Dill"nvalc To u" 100 percent
patriotic and that tn" Ciii%"nS 'n'l'
could handle any situation themselves
without outside help should the 'ii''F-
cenCY arise.
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B6oundsvtlle Briefs.

Miss Mary ilItc. OF Warrington. is
spending few days here with Misses
Grace and Belle Woodburn of Sixth
street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dalsan. OF Ros-
by's Rock. spent Wednesday with rcla-
tiveS and friends in tho city.
ClaudIus Terrell. student at tho state
university. is visiting his parents. War
den and Mrs. ]. u. Terrell
Mrs. Lulu Hobbs is confined 10 her
home on Jefferson aycnu" with Illness.
Sergeant Emmett Mamma. who has
been at Camp Dix awaiting discharge
WAS expected HON" last evening"
Misses Hazel and Alma Snodgrass
hay" returned HON" from visit with
their sister. Mrs. S. y. Vincent If Wheel
ing.
Miss lena MCDlni"I spent yesterday
with friends in Wheeling
Mrs. Harry Smith and Miss Fr"da
Schumacher have returned t. their homo
in WoOdsficld. OHIO after visiting with
Mrs. Emma Clemens on Tenth street.
Mrs. Ava Chambers IF W"St ~, VAN
dr.. who has been called :" Glen Easruu
70 visit her father. vino Is I'll. >i"pN"d
here onruutc to visit .. :. Chambers and
family Of Second street.
The Thimhlc Bee society did not moot
~ ~" First NJ. L. church last rvrniuE
the meeting having been postponed t. i
later date.
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tism and complications. He was %
years Of ago and had practtccd mcoI-
cine here fer thirty years. His life was
really sacrificed in the influenza e7!-
demic OF last spring WHOM for several
months he laborcd day and night over
his patients. breaking his health ana
later contracting the disease. from the
effects OF which hc never fully rcc"N-
rrrd. The deceased was born IN Island
Crock Township. Jefferson County, o.
the son Of DR. Philip Walker and VIC
He was Il graduate Of Cleveland M"H'-
cal COLLEGE and Western R"s"rr" nj
vcrsity. He was physician tor th'
Pennsylvania railGoad here for h'tc"h
years. He was married TO Miss MhEih'
Raslcr Of THIS 'ity. nineteen years ago
HIS widow aNd one daughter. virginia.
survive.
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No traces have yet been found as 70
Tho identity OF the party who threw two
malc infants into the Ohio river In tnis
city. But Investigations are being maoS
by both county and town officials ana
they have hopes that they will get the
guilty party.
A package was seen fioatine near nv
don, vail and one Of the men employed
ar tho dam rished Il out and upon open
inc II discovered that 1t contained the
hodics OF two male infants. Evidently
Tho bodies had been in the water q
week or two as they were considerably
dccomposed. Coroner McCombs was i'm
medtately called and to0t charge OF the
bodies
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BODY OF VICTIM IN TANK

PUTLER, Pa June l2.-An inrestiga-
tinn into tho death Of Harry MCClain or
Chi,ora. near her, who's" body was
found in an oil tank Wednesday. was
started today hv Coroner Charles Dong
lcr. when friends Of TN" young man adj
vanc"l the theory that h" was murdered.
Tho body was discovered following the
finding OF not" on top of tho tank
which read: Harry M"clain il in this
tank" bruises on the body. and the
fact that the victim could neither rcad
nor write. led his friends 10 seek an in
NrSilCltlOn.
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Anti-Japanese Feeling
In China is Growing

TOXIC. Wednesday. June ll.-(By the
Associated PrrsS.) - AdvIccs received
her" from China show that there has
been Il serious spread. of anti-Japan"s"
agitation, especially IN Shanghai. Han
kow. Nauking and canton. with indica-
tons thai it may d"v"iup into general
anti-fOr"IEn movement
Several wnrshlrS of the Japanese
China squadron have been hurried TO
Shanghai. shipping AT Chinese ports
has virtually ceased owing 10 boycott.
resulting III great monetary losses 10
steamship companies and exporters.
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McMECHEN
fractured Skull.

Toe Morris, aged Is. is lying at the
Glendale Hosuital IN u critical condition
suffering from a fractured skull.
Younp Morris and number O. other
lads were swimming AT the McMechen
beach and were throwing stones at each
other. Morris was running down Inc
beach when Dewey Anderson threw
large stone hitting Morris in the hcad;
He was taken to the Glendale Hospita,
where he was unconscious for several
hours, II was stated this morning thnt
his condition was satisfactory as could
no eSpectCd,
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GLASSW0RkERS' ~.'.
CONVENTION

The American Flint Glassworkers viii
open their convention in Bellaire, be.
ginning June 80. and continue in session
until all business OF the organization
is disposed OF. which vii! consume two
or three weeks. -.
The program has been completed snd
elaborate preparations are being made
to entertain the visiting delegates. Pa
rides. smoker. auto rides. . trip 70
Epworth park at Bethesda, ball games,
outings and dances. have been arranged
for during the convention.
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@oveunor waz Hern

Governor John J. Cornwell left yes
to-day morning for Charleston after
spending the night here as the guest of
Warden J. u. Terrell Of the state prison.
The chief executive was in Wheeling
Wednesday and came down here Wcdncs-
day evening. He inspected the prison
before leaving yesterday morning and
was pleased with conditions in the penal
institution.
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vAll Attended.

A large number OF people attended the
musical Tuesday evening at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. by Miss
nellie Grimm and pupils. Many excel
lent numbers were rendered. and all
in attendance enjoyed the program I'M
mensely.
Mrs. John Bennett and little son.
were shopping at Marietta Wednesday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Nicely loft Wednesday for
Bens Run. where she Will visit rcla-
tiyes and friends few days.
T. II. Hall was at Parkersourg We'd
nesday attending business matters.
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HELD FOE PRoBR.

PITTSBI' RGlI. June l2.-Rclieved by
secret service operators L. br master
cnuntcrfcIt"r. Michael BIron. 81. Of
l,andrnff. W. Va. was held for further
investigation by federal authorities herc
today following his arrest late yestcr-
dav when he is alleged to have passed a
number ~ one dollar federal reserve
notes raised to $40. According to the
police. Biron had 1850 in raised notes in
his possession when he was taken into
custody.
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INJUNCTION 1EYuuD.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June FIN.
junction restraining State Tax Com
mission Walter 8. Hallanan from coli
locting the excise tax due on incomes
Of the last six months Of 1918. was re-
fused the Turkey Knob Coai company.
Of Charleston by the Kanawha county
circuit court today. The decision VIII
he appealed TO the supreme court. ~
Tho contention OF the coal company
is that since its fiscal year ended De
ccmber 81. 1918. that the excise tax law
passed at the special session OF tho
LEGISLATURE Is not retroactive.
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Burgess to Preside.

Senator Walter Burgess. of this city,
will be tho presiding officer at tn" state
convention TO DC held at Park"rsburg
next Wednesday To consider the state
constitutional amendment for the iSSu-
anca OF 5N.0OO.O00 IN bonds for Improv-
ing the state highways. Every county
in the state WILL be represented ut the
meeting
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Will Receive Complaints.

Chester Shields of TINS CITY, viii oe
stationed at tho mayors olilce on MAJ
shall street this evening Tor the Pur-
nose Of receiving complaints as to the
r,iso in water rates and two consumers
or ,r,icr in tho same residence each pay
w,,cr ront The complaints will b"
rrittcn OH, and sent to the public serV-
iro commission at Charleston.
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Celebration Postponed.

The celebration in honor OF returhr"
soldiers and sailors planned by IN" J'l'-
crson County War Beard for July H'H
hccn postponed until Scp''nlp'' Vi
October. II was found that there az
several hundred Jefferson county '''"
still in the service. either IN inc .l"'s'
ing camps Of this country or III an,
and Germany and their return WILL -;
. u.attcd before the official celebration IS
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Opportunitv Ctrcla-

The Opportunity circle of the Christ
Ian church held a meeting last evening
in the home OF Mrs. Fred McMullcn on
Fifth street. The attendance was good
and after a business session short
program was rendered. The hostess
served dainty refreshments. 4.
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plannIn1 Lawn yefe-

The Loyal Daughters class or the
First Christian church are making plans
for n lawn fetc which they will hold
June 2Sth on the Keffer Lawn on Mar
shall street. The girls arc making eiao-
oratc arrangements for this occasion and
u is certain that they will leave nothing
undonc that will tend to make II
success. Everyone is cordially invited
e at
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Arrangements are being made by the
people Of Franklin district for q victory
service to be held in the Farv;cw
church on Sunday. June 90. Good
speaking and music will feature the oc-
easion. The service Will start O 2:3O
o'clock. There were thirty-cight stars
In the Franklin district service flag and
every one OF the boys went through the
war without serious injury.
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LuHMourot.

Miss Regina Mourot. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Mourot. of this city. and
Mr.. George Lufr. Bcllairc business man.
were united in marriage in the Catholic
church here yesterday morning. Rev.
Father ]. J. Crelly. of st. Johns church.
Bellairc, was the cclebrant of the mass
and performed the wedding ceremony.
A wedding breakfast was served in the
Mourot home on Clinton avenue, follow
ing the ceremony. Later they went to
Bellaire. where a wedding lunch was
served and thereafter the couple departed
on wedding tour about the lakes.
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Banquet Was Held.

Members of the graduating class Of
Moundsville high school were honor
guests at a banquet served last evening
by the Junior class members Of the nigh
school in the club rooms Of IN"
Moundsville lodge Of Elks. II WIS u
very successful event. with plates laid
for about 125 persons. 4 short program
Of music and interesting talks was car
ricd out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
Entertained Last Evening.

Mrs. Forest Kirby proved quite
charming hostess To the mebcrs or the
Ladies Aid society and the Men blole
class Of tho FIRST Church or ttou lhse
evening at her homo on MarShaII s'l'et'
rrn cyenir~ was delightfully."- spent in
,an,cs music ard other enjoyable pas
times At n ScaSonahlc hour tn" guests
wore served delicious refreshments