The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03
FOLLANSDEE

DIR. c. F. Megahan. one OF FoI''"
bees leading physicians Is diSpo"Ae
his property hero and VIII leave
hia family within week for Zen
Colo, where they Will make thel[ ~
home. DR.. Megahan came 10 Foti",
bee in 1913 and opened practice WV
grew year by year. and he is no" CIV"
siaercd ono NJ the best surgeons ana
nhysicians in the Ohio Valley. fF"Ey,
aily fresh from school with COUPE
: Of years practice in Pennsy iFafla T
soon Sa3ncd confidence or the
and In the past six years no anu
family have grown with the Town
the citizens - q whole arc So,
learn Of their departure Tor inc ~,
The doctor believes that IN ooiota u0 ,n-
will ind better educational fac',tt
his children. Dr.. and Mrs' ~.
have been prominent workers IN IN.
E1rst Methodist Episcopal church "here
thew will be greatly missed. The doGtU&
waS one Of the promoters OF the Gu"
dyen's play grounds for Foltansoee,
TIA, Follanshee will soon organic
.eantar NJ the American Legion ro< he'
rstnrnnd service men. who took part III
+hs world war. Is becoming ev'9En'
from conversation heard mere ""''
Although no Definite action mas ye. w..
made toward the organization. thel
fal
,rith the returned soldiers and se'lotS
- t.,k over plans for perfecting inc
orrsnIzatton OF the legion. one cltIh'l1
said today: Why should we let ~ e'Fto"
lad M in organizing post >" '"-
! kI,cr,can Legion. We had mora n,en
IA tho military service. we hSd NOR
n.,r;ot;c demonstration in the time OF
a. so Why shouldnt we gi7e our o"yS
the beneft OF q legion. which Is sure ~
9rov 10 an organization OF strenR'h "a
years to come. ,5,s
, Jim Walmsley. Follansoees leans
fght fan and critic on the eo'''''N
night, says Il is all "tllaro. -,
Many local min men. including del
evation from Follansbee local or inc
Amalgamatcd association, went 10
Wheeling TUESDAY TO attend the furerAi
services Of the late John w. Foaie' tot
twelve years roller IN the steer H' '
bare who nassed away while visiting
his folks in Wheeling last SaturcaS'
To deceased was one Of the pest kr'H"
mill men in the valley. he was PROM.
Sinent in the town which he ne'pru "
hu,ld IN. He was member OF tae
~ 7 : and T ". Of tho World
Gov wears Services were held from the
,omnv residence Tuesday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock. -,
Rev 4 c. Palmer. former pastor q
,bo FREQ Mcthodi:A church or FoilahS-
bee, is in the City calling on menoS,s
.bis 6rsr congregation. accompanied ~
his little daughter. Rev. Palmer az
cepred n call 10 church IN w oou'a~'''
Pa. about a year ago. In the [eN'n'
f1u epidemic which was over Inv
Atry he lost his wife and faithful com
SnoriGn uho assisted him so greatly IN
building up the ne" FFee
J. Lee Burris, the druggist. ~ 'mpro'-
ling his Main street property VIII" "
fresh coat of paint. ,.,u
Miss susan Jane Harper. Of Vim
cennes. Ind. - visiting her aunt. IT'S
George Reese. Of Jefferson street.
James Cox. Jr.. has gone 70 NN'"" "
onioy much-neeGcd vacation. E's
nnaItb has been failing Of late ana
through = season OF rest and recreation
~ bones TO return physically NJ.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan. formerly OIL
+b;s nlace was IN town yesterday i7""
strubenvillc visiting among friends:
eay barnett has gone to New hrn-
,.rrton pa. 70 spend the Fourth Win
relatives. including his parents
Mrs Albert q. Hartcnst"'n ana .NrS'
.C, p. Burke were Wheeling shoppers q"
Tuesday. I...,
N,sx Alma Knowles returned - Fast
;,n-nooI after visiting her grandpar-
crts. ,, l.,
} The Geo. Parke hardware has takeH IN
all OF the block on Main and on'
streets ,-;,f
DR. Leo Uuth lHttf today for o''t
visit 70 Culver. Ind. He was accooP"-
MED by his son. Ralph. ,,,
Cecil I.usk. veteran Of the 4Znd heln-
nov> Division. has accepted his old po'
si,ion with the follansoee BROS eo'n'