The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
FrPrIErH WEDDING ANNTvER-
SARY HELD AT OHIO VALLEY
TRADES AND LABOR ASSEM-
BLY, HALL.
Friends by the Hundreds Call 70 FAy
Their respects 20 the Principals

Captain and Mrs. Thomas V. Sails
bury celebrated their iftteth wedding
anniversary yesterday at the Ohio van
hitting manner. when a great n9noes
Of friends and relatives called and paid
their respects 20 the
couple who have enjoyed a hall CEN
fury OF wedding bliss and happiness,
In attendance at the affair were the
following relatives: Mrs. Aayme Hayes
and daughters. Geneva and Bernlce;
Harvey 4 salisbury ana Sapsn and
two daughters. and a number OF grand
children and great grandchildren.
The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly adjourned at 5 o'clock sharp
and following hat time. or up until the
wee hours OF the morning the big cele-
bration was on. The Mound CITY or
chcstra was present 10 renIeh Sne az,
propriate airs. including LohenSllnn
wedding march. which was played hftS
years ago when the happy couple were
united in wedlock.
President Louis Leonard. OF the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, was master OF ceremonies and ne
called upon Captain salisbury. Michaei
Mshoney, Richard Robertson. VIII Col
Nix, walter Il. Hilton and Hon. Samuel
4; Montsomery fGr Sn%T, ts'SS' oil 0'
which were cola oSay c%erineasss.
During the evening the Ohio valley
Trades and LABOR Assembly presented
ffty dollar L. S. gold certificates in
appreciation for his efforts In behAit OF
that organization. Col. Richard Roo.
ertson. in behalf Of the G.. A. r.. OF
ed him With q pretty gold fountain pen
]. b. Rose acted as CHIEF usher and
was ably assisted BY PAU MinK. anu
all marched in front OF the stand o.
homo and after paying tSs eompii.
splendid banquet.
best man at the wedding nifty year,
ago. delivered 3 BRIEF address ana Tocc
that time. The hall was beautltuuy
decorated and much interest was mani
Tested by all.
Miss Francis {. Taylor. were married
in this city on December %. 1868. the
raptain is 70 years OF age and his Wite
is ~, but both look much ,youSer.
There we're eight children born 10 the
union. four boys and one girl survive.
Eleven grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Salisbury IS a veteran OF the SiN,
IA War and served in Company r, Thtru
West Virginia Cavalry; nc Is . arrsGes
and Labor Assembly. and IS no." treas-
urrr and custodian 81 the orEanshatLon
He is a past noble grand OF the oSo
Fellows. Past Chief Patriarch Or tne
WWoTtman in the Knights Of Labor. Past
President and Past National kepFeSeh,
tativc OF H. Carpenters mon anu
member OF local Union No. g. fSsI
Master Workman in the a. o. [. w.
pas, Commander of Holiday POST. u:
4 r.. and former member OF the h. OF
P's and several other bodies. He IS
known throughout the upper o"'o '"
lev ia labor and lodge circles.
chairman Louis LcOnArd'S address in
DAT, WAS as follows:
"It falls to my lot to perform n or
the most pleasing and happy acts Oh
"!"Frs:-because it has to do with the
great principle OF unity. without Whicn
there can be no success IN ne, I'm
rcd We stand and divided we talL
"Second-bcCausc on this OCCASION
thar principle is being exempltiied IN
the union Of two lives that nave peat
in unison for titty years. Ihe result
n ~urA %S:S7 10 -SE:. 'HSaT h",r>
ward that comes 10 those VINO arc
Eaithful to their vows. May We fo!IoS
~ finc example OF practlcrng the BASS
&clple Of unity IN oar lnuuSNr'a'
6s tina uhey eXemP"ty in the un'""
"rhjrdEbeCause a is indecd a happy
Ypriv@ledEc TO cougratuiate Mr.. ana Mrs'
Salisbury on this most happy occasion.
II ia a golden incident that has come
INTO their lives. ono that all truly UNI
tod couples happily look onward To-
but oaIy comparatively few couples live
TO enjoy. o,r
10Y. in behais Of the assembly ana the
organized workers OF the ONO |aiicy'
/ have the honor to present this golden
token Of cur united respect ana auec-
lien and wish you. Mr.. and Mrs. sails,
hury. many additional years Of conlasal
ha NtncSS.'
Those in attendance were:
bar, Mead. Otto Abrarn, Mary AKIN
sSu, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. CumoerlidSe'
MAJ. Joseph Hurklc. William hopkins
Will ColviS. Mrs. NJ. ma Hall. Mrs
Francis Is. Amos. Theodore Rose. Mr'
and Mrs. CVs.Oh Shepard. George l..
Srlith. Mr.. and Mrs. Micnaci Jochunl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Is. Rose. .. L.
SChaeScr. &. Mrlt SinmS. l.. Matt Greer.
Charles Higgins. Valentine Reuther'
Ella +. Moran. Andrew kalanS. George
b, Confer. William Henscl. Garland II.
HugEins. MIR. and Mrs. J.. c. Large.
Lawrence Tragc". Harold Parker. Ray
mond X. Johnson Margaret NJ. Mess
more, Paul Mink. Edward Bruncr. Frank
II. ZOtz. william r. Bartr. Walter n.
Schncttc. John L. ~Kircngessner. Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. B~artlehaugh. Henry
rc6ler. Elmcr Drrhus. W il!ism Kom-
mCrs. Edward \. Schafcr. James Nc
Henry, II. I. Mchlman. Richard Robert