The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
NORTH SIDE:
FREIGHT WRECK
CLEARED AWAY
TWO PENNSY TRAINS CRASH HEAD
ON AT SHORT CREEK.
Crews Save Themselves by LeapinS'
Much Track Was Torn Up.
(warwlod and Ricnlard.)

Freight trains No. 43o and 4al, on
the Panhandle division OF the Fennsyl--
vania. camc together yesterday about
$40 o'clock near Short Creek. The nrc-
mon aud engineers jumped, saving
themselves from injuries. Inc rem
sylvnnia authorities refuse 10 give any
thing out as to what was tho cause "f
the accident and just what the damagn
will amount To. Ii was learned from
other sources that one OF the cars Wcr"
thrown over into the river. whlc inc
rah on ono Of the engines R~erc com
pletcly demolished and ABOUT oVu leel
If track Was torn up.
Train 42O and left Wheeling early
yesterday morning bound for, l~iitSourGh
and other eastern points whlIc inc
other train was coming 10 I'M" CT!
from Now York. 1t seems that in some
way orders w"rc mixed 50 that the
s~outhhound train had not time to &C.
into the switch to let the other train
pass.
cor trains were run over III" &. & /.
road on tho Ohio side until tho DEBRIS
had been removed by the StcubenVtll"
wreck train and tho track repaired
which work was completed about "
C'C!ock yesterday afternoon.
Picnic at Graeb's Hollow.
All arrangements have been complct-
cd by the picnic committee Of the Chap
limo Street NJ. Z. sunday school for their
annual picnic ON THURSDAY out al
Graeb's hollow on Glcnn's Run. Tn"
party will icavc Wh"eiinE by trolley
and AT Cilcnn's Run will h" met by IL
truck which viii take their baskets 10
tho place while the picnIckers vii! walk.
A very interesting program has octn
arranged and ali ar" planning Tor a
good linC.
Returned Home.
Mrs. George Sutton and son Earl have
returned to their home on SiAtetnlh
street after spending srvcra! weeks IN
Springfield. Ny. They were called iherH
ON account Of the serious illness Of Mrs.
S%utton'S mother. and when they l.it
she was greatly improved and 1t was
thought that she would rccorcr.
Took n While visiting.
Hqh"r' stArr Teii known yGnmE man
1r th's NV "h;i% l's:rahS TT."''Ie7 IL
was stated that he was overcome by
heat liz was put under tho care or a
physician and late last evening was re-
ported - h" recovering. II - ihought
that he vii! be able 10 return 10 his
home the latter part Of this week.
brotherhood Meets.
\ meeting of the brotherhood OF tn"
Lutheran church was held last evening
Kaiser presided. \ report was mad
by the different officers which was fol-
lowed by plans for an out-of-door So
cal in the near future. \ special meet
Ing will be held later at which time an
plans Will be completed and a date Tor
the affair Will be set.
Slowly Recovering.
Tho young daughter o. Mr.. ana MIS-
Edwards OF Ohio avenue, is slowly re-,
covering from injuries she sustainSa
when she fell. The child was walking
across the floor with a glass of milk
in her hand when She trippcd and fell.
spraininE her right arm and also re-
cCiving several small cuts on the lace
from the broken glass.
Sunday School Outing.
The members Of Miss Katherine Min
or's Sunday school class Will enjoy their
annual outing today at Wheeling PARK.
They will leave Warvood in the morn
ing going 10 the park where the Day
will he spent in all kinds Of out-ol-door
games. AT 6 o'clock all will set down
TO a delicious basket luncheon.
Entertain with Theatre Party.
Mrs. J. c. Stevens will entertain n
few Of her friends this afternoon with
a theatre party complimentary to her
guest. Mrs, Harold Stevens and dauSh-
ter Ethel Of Adcna, 0. The party VIII
go to the Victoria theatre where they
will enjoy the performances r,oos
Those that will attend are Misses
Hilda stevens. Washington: Eth Ste
vcns. Adcna; Mary Margaret Cooper and
Jessie Campbell; Mesdamcs Harold Ste
vcns. I. J. cooper and J. {. Stevens
Holds Meeting.
meeting OF the Young Men $ cruz
was held last evening at which timc
planS were completed for a hay ride
which will he given on Friday evcnlns'
The party. Will leave Warwood IN a
large truck motoring to the wilson
barn. whcrc they will ENJOY scrCrai
hours in the old country dances. Fol
lowing this they Will enjoy a delight
= important Meeting,
An important meeting Of all the or
carnations OF tho CHRISTIAN church Will
he held this evening at the church on
Seventeenth street. \. number OF very
important matters arc' 10 be taken UP
and discussed at this ttm".
Entertain Fancywork Club.
Miss Helen Hall will entertain thH
members Of her sewing club TINS altrr'
noon at her home ON Narwood avenue
Tho hours from ; TO o'clock VIII I've
spent in fancywork after when lnt
guests will repair To The dining room
Whcrc they will enjoy a dainty Luncheon.
Those present. will bc Misses Mary
Elizabeth ,;cnthcr. Akron. Helen MyIrs'
IYaysviIlc: ThclmA GrGiE. Jane halpin'
SUI Martin. Mary E"%d' I MoGGs N gsS y
iiniI Mcsuamcs W. l.. Gcnthcr and W.
north Side Briefs.
Thomas Manipn OF Nineteenth stree
has resumed his duties a, In" VA
,;roccrv company after a ten days Va
cation. o,
Robert Turner of WcllsburG is VISIT
ing friends and relatives in the South
EndH ,
4 meeting OF the W. II. {. club was
held last evening at the home OF MIS-
Frank McMill"n OF Warwood avenue.
Calvin c. Beck. clerk Mt McNararas
drug store. will lcaN" the latter part
Of thr month for Youngstown where nc
will spend his vacation with relatives.
Miss Ruth Dillon left yesterday l"r
DAYTON. O.. where she vii! spend a Few
DAYS visiting friends, =.
Mrs. Charles F0llnn Of StcubrnNiIIH
is spending III" week visiting h"r
daughter On Warwood avenue.
Miss Edith Baucrlc has returned 10
her home in Cincinnati. O.. after Vlslt-
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
AIhriuHt of Seventeenth street.
MIR and Mrs. Roy Harold hay" re-
turned to their home on Eighteenth
street after spending n few days visit
Inv friends in Cincinnati
George Cunningham, we'll known man
carrier, will resume his duties this
rnorning after spending several dAys
visiting friends at Cincinnati.
Miss Margaret Genthcr Will icar" this
morning for Pittsburgh for a short stay
with friends.