The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
NORTH SIDE
sIchiAna District Teachers
fwArw,od and RIenIand.)

m:stjnS held Monday at the high school
plans for the erection OF the conS"..
dated school building at short NFSeN -
a. 500, As possible. This was followed
by the naming OF the teachers t0E -
year while there is n t"w vacancies ~
be allied. Alfalfa. 49,.
nerIntpadent and superintendent or nlsh
school; II. F. Robinson. manual uatnLnS.
n. C.. Mitchell. mathematics ana p~na'
commercial: Pauline EwlnS Ens"Sn
Ge-,ruds Marsh. Latin: Nell Smith. 90,
nestle science: Hazel Epstein. music ana
physical training: Kathryn MohIsomr.!
ana Ruth smith. junior high: margaret
/. Cooper. music and arr ~ j. Dueeo'
Sou,5 warwood school-Pr!ncIpal va
cant. Olive shannon. Shirley Lydick.
Lulu Waddall. Marie H~otreuter. Emma
Grrrcs SCHOOL,. f. Grewsil. pr!nci-
81 psi Mary McColloch. Amy Cllum' Annie
North warwood-Mary f. Alexander
pr!nciral: Marie Smith. Hattie MiLter'
Ruth T!nklcy. Ruth Ronar. Marie BIN
GEL, Mary Mc,NicKie. Ste!5a Ma''e"
clinton School-Tnurman Edges
Morgan School-Alice Miller:
Highland STANDARDIZATION GIBBS.
WaddelI School-Annte Glass.
Peters Run SchoOl-tTorencc Mckee.
II. +. Robinson. secretary.
% y. l. Poole. truant officer,
r. 7. Mitchell. janitor. South Two
Mrs. H. Byhanns. ]anltor' North VAR
Ms " y Fordyce. ~janitor. GregES
working Steady
After working only half time AZ me
Richland coal mine for the past TWO
weeks. all employees returned 70 work
Yesterday morning and Will now WORK
steadily. Arrangements have been mao"
with the railroad company so that II VIII
~ -oceih1a for thpT 10 SlnDlS enough
cars so that a solid coal train can leave
the compahys yard each evening: Mcst
Of the coal Is being shipped TO lake
- points. In addition 10 this the conpaR
e sending out about ten barges loaded
with the mineral which Is used IN me
70 largo steel mills along the upper muddy
waters OF the Ohio.
Everybody Returns TO Work
After enjoyInE two days vacation on
account Of the observance OF lndePend-
ence Day on Monday. all stores rae
tories and other business houses were
back working Yesterday morning as
usual. Many local people spent the
small vacation, on visiting friends and
relatives out OF
Monthly session OF the councll or
the Lutheran church was held last even
ing at the church. Rev. l.. y. McCord
presided and a number OF impnrtant
- Reports were heard from the different
officers which showed that everything
was in good shape.
Enjoy Dinner ,
The ladies' OF the Thursday Night Oluo
win motor 10 Greene Hotel az Trtadel-
s phia this afternoon where they Will en-
JOY a chicken and waffle dinner. After
q. this ths remainder OF the evening VIII
will attend are: MesdameS. William I.
Burke, Anton Wanda. John HcilmcLr. e
Myers. Thomas Manion. ". Buss: J.
LetzclCr. Thomas PaddOn. George hLh-
delbcFger and West Riley.
Making improvements
Extensive improvements are being
made TO the interior cf the high school
building. These are !qst some OF me
completed when the school was tlrst
opened. New seats have also been IN.
stalled in some OF the rooms. Albert
Dugan. custodian. has been busy on the
lawn around the Lu!lding which Is BENZ
put IN excellent shape which IS also
identifying the location considerable.
ReceivSd Material
LARGE amount of material was re-
ceived Ky Contractor =. ]. Gilligan.
which will be used in the completion OF
the work on the river road north OF the
RiChland coal mine. This work has been
delayed for some time waiting the arrir-
al Of the material and II IS understood
that a large force OF men will be pu: to
work on the road this morning in hopes
q getting the work completed as soon
North Side Briefs
= Miss Marie Btngel has returned TO
her home on Twentieth street after WIS.,
.tnG with friends in Pittsburgh.
DR. and Mrs. Conrad Peterson and
family OF Minneapolis. MINI. are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. n. Peterson OF
Warwood avenue.
Dr. George Hill has returned to his
home on Eighth street after spending
tho past week visiting friends At Buck
eye Lake.
Mr,, and Mrs. S. J. Sharp and children
have Returned 70 their home on Eighth
street after visiting relatives and
friends in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Edward Bingell and daughter
Mss Anna OF Twentieth street. will leave
today for Akron. Ohio, where they will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ambrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gammons Of Boston.
Mass. arc visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gus Alberts and Mrs.
Fred jenkins have returned 10 their
home in this city after spending several
days visiting friends IN Washington. D.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark and child
rem OF Detroit. Mich, who have been
visiting relatives IN the North End. will
leave the latter part OF this. week fer
Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Mcnamara OF
Eighteenth street. left IN their Dodge
machine for . tour OF OHIO. after WEIGH
they will 20 to Chicago where they viii
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some time next week.
Miss Virginia Lukens has returned %
W. Va. IS visiting her grand parents on
South Warwood avenue.
Miss Angela Manion has returned 70
her homo on Nineteenth street. after
spending the past week with relatives in
Columbus. Ohio.
Miss Virginia Lukns has returned to |
her homo after spending a few days
with friends in GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Mrs; Walter Miller and children OF
MoundsTlle. have returned home after
visiting at the nome OF Mr.. and Mira
patterson OF South Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Nrs. Albert Cooper of Wash
ington. Pa. are the guests OF friends in
this city.
Miss Ruth Ebberts OF West Liberty g
the guest OF Miss Rose Watson OF Wae
wood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cummirs and
FAMILY OF the North End arc spcad.n
the week with relatives at Bethany.
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