The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
BELLAIRE NEWS
Herbart Hammond.

Herbert Hammond.
Herbert Hammond. weii'hnown young
ntan OF South Erllairc. died SUNDAY at
,, his homo on Twenty first street: Young
Hammond served in the World War
with the A. L.. +. Death was due TO
rheumatism. Of which he suffered but :.
x~.cs. lie was former fire truck
driver. ErsIdcS his wife he is sur
vived by his mother. Mrs. Mary Ham
mond. one brother. Charles hammond
OF this city and one sister. Mrs. LEILA
Koehler OF WCodsheid.
Funeral services we're incomplete last
Saw wheeling Play.
The members OF the Bella!re Hugh
School football team saw Wheeling High
beat Cambridge Saturday afternoon at
tho Island cridiron. In practice this
week the local second team will use
Wheeling formations against the regu-
lar eleven.
Three offenders. each CHARGED with
being drunk. were arrested BY tho po-
lice Saturday n!Eht. Another was taken
IN charge Sunday :"r the same oitehse'
Charged with Provoke.
c. Mcfarland WAS arrested by police
Yesterday on warrant from Squire
MaSon'S court. charging him with pro
woke OF the brecch OF peace He VIII
Het 4 hearin- today.
Booth Funeral.
FUNERAL
Booth. who died suddenly at his home
in Belmont street. will be held this ant
crnoon at the late home. 1ut"rment
will be in the Pose IIlll cemetery.
McKslvey Funeral
Funeral services for the late Thomas
McKelvey. who died Mt his home IN
Guernsey street will be held tins after
noon AZ ST. Johns Catholic church In
torment will be in the Mt. calvary
communt+v Sing.
\ Community Sing was held at the
Olympic th-2tcr yesterday afternoon
event was given under the auspices OF
the Woman'S civic tluh
Big Battle Thursday.
Interest is beginning 10 be mncsl
manifest in the Bellaire-Wh Lisn
school football game to be played at
the Island sriGiron Thursday afternoon.
The locals will hold practice this even
ing at the Sixteenth street ball park IN
preparation FOR the contest. Both teams
have excellent records for the season
The locals have dropped but one con-
test. and the Blue and Gold has not lost
a single battle. A great crowd or tanS
will witness the game.
School Board Meets.
meeting Of the city school board Is
10 be held this evening at the onice OF
Superintendent J. V. Nelson. It VIII %
the regular November SESSION whicn
was DELAYED from last Monday evening.
A number OF important matters are
scheduled to come UP for consideration.
Township Board Meets.
The Noyembe- meeting or the Pult-
ney township school board to she hello
Tuesday evening at the township Office
in tho city building. Matt"~' ""rtain-
ing 70 the township schools will be
given attention at this meeting
nsotirv 81 the Homo Guards Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church: is to
be held this evening in the Sunday
school rooms OF the church. 4 dHTo-
tional program will be rendered. MISS
Everything Closed.
Observance OF Thanksgiving on
Thursday will BE- general In Bcllaire.
The stores. banks. barber shops and
other places Of business VIII De cioS"a
The schools will be closed also. Grocery
stores will lr.,ly be open for few
hours during . early part OF the day.
Gave Pageant.
The members OF the class or the
Christian church. taught by Miss Tan
neham, rendered pageant YESTERDAY
afternoon at the church in connection
with the meeting OF the Junior Chris
tan Endeavor society. 1t proved very
Communion Observed
Communion was observed at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday with the
pastor. Rev. James II. Lawthsr, IN
charge. The persons VINO united with
ings were taken into the church at yes
terday's services.
Initiation Tussdav.
The Elk lodge will hold big militia
ton in connection with the meeting at
the Elk hall in Belmont street tomor-
row evening. Members OF the order
from all parts OF the county. will be IN
attendance. Following the initiation re-
freshments will be served.
Briefs.
Thomas Taylor of South Bellaire. is
able TO be out after injuries received
in an auto accident.
Earl Corbett returned TO his home at
Massillon yesterday. after spending q
week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis worth Rambler have
returned from visit at Ptttsburg.
Miss Vera Corbett. OF West Twenty
third street. has returned from visit
at Wagwood.
A meeting OF the Junior Mechanics
lodge Is 10 be held tonight at the hall
in the Hub buildin~
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Davis have re-
turned 10 their home at Cambridge,
after q visit here.