The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29

odist Episcopal Church rendered. a
Christmas cantata At The church last
that Come,h." Many p"'*r.s attended
the cantata and were Ne pleased.
Elect New Officers.
The following new officers have been
elected for tho ensuing year for the
Shadyside Presbyterian Sunday school.
superintendent. Robert Futhey; aSStS-
tant superintendent. John Rays: scyrc-
bur Luellen; pianist. Virginia Hood
librarian. Edith Harbaugh: assistant Il
brarian. Earl Brooks, and ushers. Alvin
Shaver: Roy Bond. Melvin Hall and
Returns Home.
Louie DeFrank. an Italian lad. waom
police were asked TO help find has re-
turned 10 his home. When the lad was
IN his l!te. police We're appealed 20 FOR
aid IN finding the boy He later return
ed home.
At Columbus Meeting.
Superintendent j. y. Nelson Of the To-
cal public schools and Floyd Deacon the
high school principal. are at Columbus
attending the annual meeting OF the
Oh!o Teachers Association. The meet
ing will continue for three days.
Jennings Funeral.
Funeral services were held yeStor-
day afternoon for the late George S.
jennings, prominent local man who dlod
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs. Al
bert Apl;n on Harrison street. Rev: II.
W. Hunter had charge Of the services.
lr.crment was In the Rose Hill Gem
etery.
Policeman James Good Is minus the
portion OF a finger on his left hand. the
result Of having the member caught In
wheel on his automombilo. The Of
f!ce- has figured IN no less than a
half dozen accidents with his auto dur
ing the past six months
TO Buy Field.
Bellaire high school will have It's own
athletic field before many more sea
sons. Unknown even to the most arden
followers of the team. school officials
during the past few years have been
adding to permanent athletic fund
which will DO used TO purchase field,
At the close OF the present football
season $1,000 was added to this perma-
Many Operations.
Many persons have undergone opera
tions at the City Hospital tho past few
days FOR the removal OF tons!ls. Among
those having Their ton t"ns',f removed AT at
days are the following:
Lorena Rennie Frances Brooks.
Spotwood Green. Hayden Rennie. Paul
Brooks and Harold Bach
Has Fractured Leg.
Charles Alleotta, n foreigner Of South
ing with a fractured leg. He received
the injury while at his work in tho
Rail and River No. coal mine.
Mrs. Anna Daily Of Thirty-eish,
street Is confined to tho City Hospital
suffering with a fractured hip. The
woman Is aged 20 years and because OF
her advanced years. 1t Is feared the IN
Jury was received In \ fall.
PAnhandlsr DIP.
A man was In police court yesterday
charged with panhandlinC. being the
first n court for nearly year on thai
charge. He was fined s25 and costs
Three others. charged with being drunk
were fined IS each.
werl Known Hero.
Mrs. Maud Spooner-Becker. well
known Wheeling woman. who died after
brief Illness Of pneumonia was vol,
known locally. She conducted local
Little Girl Burned.
! According to word received here yes
terdav Rhefa, the five-vear-old daugh,
,er OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. klrkendall al
Mingo IS suffering with severe burns
70 her body. The ch.ld's clothing caught
, fire christmas eve while she was busy
Of Santa Clause. The family only re-
Gently moved from Bellairs.
Playground Minstrey.
The annual Americus club play
] ground minStrSl VIII DE- presented TO-
night at the Temple theatre. Rehearsals
have been underway for some time past
with Clint Draper in charge. The sal
! OF tickets !ndicntes That the thestrG
) will be packed both tonight and tomor'
; row nigh Among those to take leading
parts are Miss Minnie Marl!ng. Miss
Sara Fft,on. Max Duga., Clint Draper
J. Maxwell Duga. Ralph Heatherihg'
ton, Ralph Cox, Frank Malin. Ralph
Mason. Nelson LaRoche. Bob Schramn
and Charles Keyser Z. c. Dickens will
be the interiocutor.
Missionary Society.
Members OF the Missionary soc!ty OF
the First Reformed church will meet
this event the home OF Miss Emma
Swelt2cr- Garrison street. A program
will be rendered following which So
cial session will he s~'1oyed.
Briefs.
Coroner John r. Wyatt OF South
Bellaire was "A St. Cla!rsr!lle visitor
yesterday.
Members Of the Ph!lathea Rlble class
OF the Second Presbyterian Church vera
entertained last night by Mrs. Ross
CArnes
sw!shs T.artfrty ard sister Miss
,Jcanet'o T.arfcrtv Of I"a !-mont. ". Va.
are visiting NJ tho home ~ their uncle
Harry Weeks IN South R"i!ai~e.
Mss Minnie Wiley Of Twrnty-s"CoNd
street entertained members OF The y,