The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

Bible class. the official board and tho
Christian Endeavor society each have
charge in turn.
Furnace On Tomorrow
The No. l blast furnace at the Car
negie steel plant here vii! 80 on to-
morrow morning. Men who operate the
furnace have been notified 70 report for
work. On Monday morning the steel
works and other departments OF the
No trace OF Men
Police have not yet been able TO Sc
cure any trace OF the three men who
are wanted in connection with the cut
ting scrape on the Pennsylvania tracks
tinuinB their Investigation. James Eng
ltsh. who was slashed on the neck and
back with a knife. is slightly improved
at the City hospital.
Coroner Investigates
Coroner Wyatt was at Martins Ferry
where he investigated the suicide OF
Julius ValenSki. H Iole employed at .
Y: o. coal mine. who Killed himsel I
after an unsuccessful endeayor TO MUIR
der his wife.
wANrED-G!rls for day and nigh, work
In factory. Belmont Lumber Co.
Named on Committee
Mrs. c. w. Dickens Of TINS city has
been named as member OF the social
and Industrial committee OF the Ohio
Federation OF Women's clubs. She was
appointed to the committee by Mrs. ".
r Schutt, Cleveland, who is the chair
man.
Mine victims Improve
At the City hospital last night IL was
state that the conditions OF Gilbert
Greenwood Of South Bellaire and Frank
Johnson also OF South Belaire. injured
in coal mines wednesday. were some
what improved. The former was in
jured IN the Webb mine and the latter
IN the Pultney mine
Supt. J. V. Nelson. manager Of the
high schoI athletic team announced yes
arranged with the Burgettstown, la.
eleven with the locals. Tho Pennsyl-
vanians will be here on Saturday. Sop
temoer IS. for the opening game OF the
Red and Black schedule.
". o. T. q. Net
Members Of the Mary f. Rodefer d.
vision OF the w. C. T. L. met last night
at the home of Mrs. r. NJ Cash on No
pie street. A good program was rem
dered and social session was enjoyed
Entertained friends
\ social whirl was held last night at
tho homo OF Mrs. George Barrett on
Jefferson street. Various social diver
sions were enjoyed and luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Entertained Class
Members OF the German Bible class
OF thu First Reformed church were en-
trrtained last night by Mrs Andrew
We!de al her home on Franklin street.
Games and music formed the diver
sionS and a luncheon was served.
Briefs
J. Maxwell Duga has resigned his
position at the Cow insurance office and
has accepted position in the engineer
Ing department OF the city.
Henry Bolte has returned to his
home on Jefferson street. after bus
mess trip TO Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Olive Schramm has returned 10
her homo in North Bellairc after a
months visit with her sister In New
York city.
Paul Cook has returned 10 his home
on North Belmont street. ar;cr visit
In Pittsburgh.
Matthew Johnson. OF Brooks Run in
Jursd some time ago at his home. is
quito serious at tho present time.
Mrs. Arthur Dunn and son have re-
turned TO their home Mt St Clairsr!lic.
after a brief visit here
Mrs Clara Trimmer, who has been
receiving treatment at the CITY hosp!-
tai. ts improving slowly.
Eugene Host has returned to his
home al Jewett. after spending some
time with friends here.