The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
ROTARIANS HELD
INTERESTING PROGRAM
cnAutAuqua Folks Entertain with De-
nSht{ul Talk at Rotary
Luncheon

A splendid p-oG-om which proved 20
be very interesting was caTr'"d "H' -
the Rota-i11> - 'h";r week.! 1uN'"',''
held IN the basement; g.; N" 'Ath"'iC
rhrrch vcs,c-Gly. Mtnlc"- E.she'S. "t
fhc C~hAut1uQua. entertained VITA a
very interesting address To ~" club IN
which ne v,.'N! tn" pleasant tSNH,i"'
tons l., has 'H)oES rn ~NNualS\'''"
Bhaskar l. N;,ai'. q ua;N" OF ET!i'>A
East lnu..t. and 4 Erad-,;N "t IN" | nj
ycrsity Of RomAay. and -; present !dcn-
ufied with Harvard | u.N"r~i;y. SPOKE
upon the relations &c! INDIA !" ia'
IN ted STATES and several current ~
sues that proved 20 70" &C Erca; unrest
Roger 3. Mrh&naN and r : "r'>"Ii.
were introduced INT" N" 'ln" a. re-"
members. ThN Visitors a. the Iu"c7e"ni
were. r. =. R,EElc. M;dd."h"Urne. and
Burt Oliver. ManninEtou
Sunday School Picnic.
The Pets, .Nunc." 4 small. SNsolen"
boat ~helonc:nc to local people. VII
leave the wharf this morning. at $50
n.cIocE, With A rumocr O: Episcopal
Sunday school pIcnIchcr<. The merry
makers W.! be run - the popular picnic
grounds at CveS20S Grove. "h"i" 'hcE
will engage IN tIC many games anu
other triN oll;cs that have been P'an,
ned. A fare Of 81 cents VII D" charged
20 all those p-!v,icGcd 10 attend and all
members Of the sunday school ar" IN
vited-
cnAutAnauA Closed Last Might.
Tho final program for tnS year or
tho Redpath Chautauqua was given LaSt
evening in the Park theatre. AZ $50
O'Clock the children's pageant Fa'EE
Thrift" was given. May Local Hh'-
dren under the personal direction ~
Miss Wilder. OF the ChautauQua. took
part In the play and displayed 'excep..
donal talent Al every performance OF
the Redpath program the Park theatre
InrN NNl ] nR1-
ple expressed their hopes last evening
that the Redpath ChautauQua would
again be in Moundsville mex: year.
EAstSrK Star Meeting.
The ladies Of M~ouudSv.llc chapter y.
Z. d. o.. Z. S. Will rush a lumber or
candidates over the burning sands AZ
their regular meeting this evening N
their hall on Jefferson Avenue, me
meeting will De called at 80 O'Clock
sharp and !, IS desired that all mem
Sers make arrangements TO attend.
Red Cross Report
The report OF the Marshal county
shows that sor the month OF June
S13loS was spent for Home Service.
listed as follows. Calls made IS. callers
at home Il, soldiers for Information d.
letters written -. telephone calls an
swered SO. groceries. orders gwen -
families assisted with money weekly ),
garments OF warm clothing distributed
II. rne Of new clothing :. pieces
Of beddIng given 2. two stranded tami-
lies assisted financially. groceries
s22.5S. bed clothing S6.29. rem: paid ";
aged aided SIS. stranded families 3--.S"
and general assistance f@5.
Unloadsd Gtrdor.
A large stee, c;rdCr wnich employed
two teams and ten men - unload Il
was LAID on jefferson avenue in front
OF the new Perkins caragH LATE Hestef-
80 sAA ~NN-
s,ruction 81 that structure. Tw"
wagons were placed under either end ~
the E,rdcr to TRANSPORT; = 20 the place
Of erection. The unloading process
drew a ,a-=s crowd and grea, interest
was taken n the work.
Church Picnic.
The -. F-aariS NdvlCrS Church pc
viii b. held thlS morning IN Glen
AL those wishing 70 attend VII
thcr at the church this morning at
DyloCk for mdS> and N" picnic party
will Depart on tho . o'clock trolley for
peabody aoss to Akron
Ben +. Peabody. who has been iden;I-
fled with the Mound city Bank for t'H
past several years eft Yesterday t"r
position with the People savings and
Trust company. "f that city. Mr.. rca-
body. had been with the local bank for
about five years. excepting t"r inc m
terim whom he was IN service IN Franco
He Is one Ok the we'll known and popu-
lar Young men of the city an has the
81 od wishes OF MS many friends.
Entertained
The Ladies Aid Society OF tho -.
Francis Navicr's church was enter
tanned last Friday Afternoon by Mrs.
John +. McQua!de. in honor Of Mrs. NJ.
]. McQuaide. 81. Pittsburgh. at Camp
Franklin. Eighteen members OF the
society was present at the function
which was quite 4 success. 4 number
Of games were played ami several NUS
cal numbers were offered. At 4 sea
sonable hour a delicious lunc1cou was
served.
MounEETtus Briefs.
20 Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R Denham. OF Scran-