The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
PLANS FOR ATHLETIC
PARK SHOW PROGRESS
rndie9t1ons Arc That Success WI
Crown Efforts Of Joint Committee
VINO Sponsored Improvement

The members Of the joint committee
from the kiwanis Club and the Booster
hub, together with other Interested cit
liens who favor the athletic park for
this city. will appear before the mean
berS of council 1t their meeting at inc
City building this evening to take up the
matter Of a bond issue for the building
Of 4 culvert over the run which crosses
tho Cjty park grounds on Sixth street.
and otherwise improve the grounds so AZ
to make them available for an athletic
fold. Tho committee will also meet
with tho members OF the Board Of Edu-
cation a. the high school building on
Tuesday evening. in an effort TO learn
the sentiment OF the members Of the
board with regard to taking lease on
the field. Attorneys interested report
that the field can be legally leased TO the
Roari OF Education for the purpose OF
sir crowd SEE Climax
The auditorium OF the high school
building was filled to its full capacity
last night. by the patrons Of the Lyceum
Tho Climax" the first number on the
sea son I4Sceum course. The reserved seat
board for the production was sold out
completely at the Hoge-Davis drug
store Thursday evening.
BooSesrs Nesting
Another important meeting OF the
members Of tho new Boosters Club will
DO held in the Beard OF Trade rooms on
South Fourth street tomorrow afternoon
at one O'Clock, Plans will be made at
the meeting for attendance or the cluo
members at the Fcrry-Linsly football
game on the Island fair grounds next
Thursday afternoon.
Game 0eArts Early
Announcement has been made by the
High School Athletic Association that
the football game between the local high
school team and the team from Zancs-
yille high school. will begin at $50
o clock tomorrow afternoon. instead OF }
o'clock as has been the usual custom
The field is expected to be packed to It's
full capacity for the game.
Masonic Club Social
The committee OF the local Masonic
club has sent out invitations to all or
their members and their ladies', TO at
tend music social to be held IN the
club rooms on Fourth and Hanover
street this evening. A fine time and an
interesting program has peen planned
for the evening.
" Infant Buried
The funeral services for Arthur. the
infant son Of MIR. and Mrs. Charles APP
plegarth who died IT the home OF the
parents on Glcn's Run row days ago,
were held from the place Of death yes
terls.y afternoon at . o'clock. IN charge
OF Rev. r. A. Shape. pastor Of the Chris
tan church. The intcrmeDt was made
at RIyeryiew cemetery.
TO AO1o 111kOS
The members Of the Hunters class OF
the First Baptist Sunday school will
hold a market OF homo BAKED goods as
we'll as fancywOrk. at the II. Long hard
ware store on Hanover street TINS atter.
noon and good patronage rs Anticipated
from the members or tho congregation
and their friends.
Funeral Today
The. funeral services for John Pesin-
merry. we'll known resident of Clark
street, who died few days ago. Will De
held at 81. Marys Catholic church this
morning at nine o'clock, In charge or
Rev. c. \. Mulhearn. The interment
will be made at st. Mary's cemetery
west Of this city.
Simpson Funsrl Tomorrow
The funeral services for Mrs. LllIlah
McNabb Simpson. who died NJ her home
in the Braoy apartments Following a
brief Illness last Thursday morning, VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon at TWO
O. clock from tho First Presbyterian
church. in charge OF Rev: ChaT RES -, -.
terinent Will be made at RiVerrieW GEM
etcry.
Announcement was made yesterday
that the Muskingum college quartet WILL
give a concert in the United Prcsoyter-
Ian church in this city, Thursday
Thanksgiving evening OF the coming
week, The event will be under the aus
pices Of the Young Peoples Christian
Union of the church.
Sadduth Funeral
The funeral services for Mrs. Reoccca
Sadduth, 1ormer resident of this city,
who did ut Bethany few days ago: VIII
be held from the home Of George Mills
on Cemetery Road this afternoon at 2:"C
o'clock, in charge OF Rev. Il. b MciIaneI
Of tho Baptist church. The body Will be
laid at rest in Riverview cemetery.
welfare Club In Charge
At the meeting OF the Women's Wei
fare club held with Mrs: Tappan, tho
club assumed charge Of the sale or the
Red Cross Christmas seals in TINS, city
and they have agreed to make nj! ar
rangements to boost the annual sale ot
the little seals.
, Red Mems Meeting
An important and interesting meeting
Of the members Of Waneta Tribe No. 10
Of Tho Improved Order OF Red Men was
held in tho Fraternal Hall last night
with n good attendance Of the members.
A brief social session was held Follow
ing the business session.
Three New Cases
Three new cases of scarlet teNer were
reported to health officer w. s. 'rtlton in
this city during yesterday: One was
Ruth Hutchinson. S04 Hickory street;
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