The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-29
SIX SCARLET fever
CASES IN ONE HOME

CASES IN UNI HUME
Hs.1th onIesr John Moore Reports One
nome IN Psass township with
SIX Cases Of Disease
According to a report made pubic py
Township Health officer John Moore "a
this city yesterday, there are now s S,S
cases OF scarlet fever and one VI ,o,n
iberia under quarantine IN the tonn
shin six of the cases Of scarlet FEVER
ora In the walters home on Patton
run. north OF Martins Ferry, willie 'ue
single case Of diphtheria Is At noinu a.
Kirkwood The situation as resItus
Contagious diseases in this vicinity
shows great Improvement and seve1ai
Snmes are being released from quar-
antine every week.
Placed Under Bond
All Of the foreigners arrested IN t ha'
raid on the stanley Nine E5iiudSe ,os+
!rhmrsday evening. were placed unaer
hnnd in Sduire Davies court at o.
rIairsyille at the heirinS last SaIuI
day evening to the amount OF NJ! We
lars each, and their INA! nearing -.
I'm sct for the near future. ,theS
30 charged with making AN ATTACK on
tbe homes of two of the residents o.
the riIiape and interfering with the on
ic.rs in the performances OF thcir uu''
when they went 10 fnahe
Hog Got Kim Down
number of the friends OF CharIes
mu' ~ West Wheeling visited ms
80. a few days ago to ASSIST VIII VIII
w. hutchering of a few pigs. one wen WEI.
tnorn man who will be called req
shot one Of the pigs. but not IN r ute
right spot in the heau' anu 80 at
;ased animal Is reported to nave ~ az
$3.50: .SCIa the man, downing him on the
! vrouna and to have given MIN rash eo
Ssansrh treatment until others rusheo "
his assistance.
Red Cross Results
The ladies' in charge OF the Work OF
completing the Red cross anhuat yera
call and membership drive VINO were
Stationed at the various places IN tne
Civ saturday night, make the rS
SnS report for the days work: Ihetnsa
THOMAS S35: Mrs. George man 80.
Miss Isabel Ebert SCI; Elsie p mnnL *:
Ms Waugh 81, making total TOT inc
last day of Sl22.
Maocabses Dance
nh. r,embers of the NJ. & NJ. club OF
me Women's Benefit association OF tns
Nacca bees will hold another dance az az
social session at the Settlers Han on ''ts
! leland Thursday evening, December =;
DantfsId's orchestra has been secured
Tor the occasio and all their 1rlehus
have been invited.
Legion Banqusts Alpha P
An NJ the members OF tho Omega
o,anter of the Alpha ri fraternity are
Manning to be present at the ulnher
which will be served them IN thelF
nHn~ NV the members of the Service
Star Legion. The event Is being gwen
the boys by the Legion in return LOT
their offer TO permit them the use Oh
their rooms for meeting p4aS
AA''0 Vanetsko Funeral
The remains Of the late Mrs' MY
yanetsko, who died at the Ohlo Fattey
General hospital in Wheel!ns q NV
days. ago. were removed to the family
Snm, st Barton, Ohio, yesterday after
noon and mass will be held at the Bar,
ron Catholic church this morning at
o'clock in charge Of Rev. rather 1antNo
pastor OF the chSrch; the int eortion
will be made at st. Anthonys pof|4oA
of Linwood cemetery
Settled Scale Trouble
Elmer Robertshaw. deputy sealer or
weights and measures from TINS CItS,
was called to the mine OF the SaiIey
Soynn Coal company at Fairpoint Sat-
urday, to adjust little troupie pet"eSn
the employees and management over tne
scales at the mine. The trouble mas
been settled to the satisfaction VI "A'
Babrooeh Funeral
The remains Of Joseph Baorooch' VINO
died at the Ohio Valley General hospital
in Wheeling 4 few days ago, following
| an operation which he undsr~eht. S.se
removed to the Bohemian Hall at stop
| -. on the Barton line. yesterday ar,
ternoon. and the funeral services Will
be held from that place but the ar
rangements are incomplete.
| Hold Revtvals
Rsvlval services will be held in the
| West wheeling Methodist church each
evening of this week, beginning At I :3o
| o'clock, in charge OF Rev. j. l. Morton'
pastor of the church. Rev. DanIoT On
Eriday evening and the quarterly con-
\ ference will follow the services
MeQary Funeral
Tha funeral for the late Alfred Nc
Gary, we'll known resident OF me No,
tjonai pike near Blaine, o., who died
a few DAYS ago. will be held from the
ELAINE Presbyterian church this atter,
noon at o'clock and the interment VIII
be made at Linwood cemetery near thAe
place Mana.
Tina Joint committee from the I'M
nrovsd Order OF Red Men and the De,
gree of Pocahontas have completed
plans for their social session anu ns GAM" in
Martins Ferry Thursday evening OF TINS
week December End. and all memoers
and friends OF the order have Oeen
urged to attend the EVEN
bridgeport Briefs
Mrs. John Arkle will be the hostess s
to the Willing Workers OF the Mess
bridgeport NJ. E. church at her nome
tomorrow evening. -. .ha
Many attended the services at tne
Kirkwood Presbyterian chHrch las rase
night. and heard an interesting narra
tIva ~ the travels OF Miss Lyle who at
tended the World Sunday school meet
ing at Jap s.na.,nber 10 expected home
today after a visit with friends at New
philip Meyer of Delaware. Ohio. IS
spending a few days as the guest u
Tho weekly meeting Of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
Suill he held this evening.
Chester Perkins OF Armstrong; NILS
was a visitor Of friends In this city
over Sunday. .,,. o;,y
,nsnt the weekend visiting with
friends at Rochester, Pa.