The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
FIFTY OUT or TOWN Mem ATTEND
s..s ZIG MEnrIN9 KRLD IN rNIS
~, CITY YESTERDAY.
Interesting Discussion OF Rouse Stsua-
tion which n In Acute stage
rhrouEhohut tina Nation.

v Election Of officers 70: he ensuing
year, a thorough discussion or methods
4. Tor helping in the acute house situation
and talking over matters OF interest TO
the different companies, featured a
meeting OF representatives or Building
& Loan Associations held In the Young
building yesterday. Moro than three
= score out OF town men attended the
90" Officers elected for the ensuing year
s.. President-C. N. wyrick. Beilaire
Vice President-Fred Turner, MARI
q eta.
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state secretary OF the building associa-
ton, attended the meeting and gave an
interesting address.
w. G. McClain. cashier OF the Buck
eye Saving & Loan Association, pre-
sided at the meeting.
- Those attending the meeting were as
~ csidwen-J. w. Drake. John EN-.
~ mons. c. N. Combs, W. A. okey. and
steubenviiieWs. A. Gauhh.irn. Joseph
B. Doyle. w. H. link, ]. w. Ferney and
HridEeportS. C. Eschb.uEh, o.
/. schick. T. c. woodcock. ]. W. Morrow
and w w. Scott.
Cadiz-J. A oGrdan, John Alderman.
s: 8. Johnson. A A. Barnes and A. P.
:! sarnesville-Ira L. Smith. j. H. Cha
ney. G. f. Hilles and B. c. Patterson.
y Cambridge. NJ. Hoge. J. NJ. Logan.
- A. VI. Sarchet. W. b Green and T. R.
Marietta-Frank R. schater, Fred W.
,sF'oney and 8. J. Hathaway.
Mingo-James Brettell.
., % DoTsrM1 $. Mars hahn C. C. Adam.
Sand DIR, 8. Shawker,
syesviileNThomas J. Morgan.
; Quaker ctty-H. 8; Hartley.
Martins Ferry-John c. Hayne, Frank
e. sedswick. T. E Pugh and George @.
Roxabel-Jas. A. Devins. state secrs-
Bellaire-R. L. Bowman. c. W. Dick
ems, J. F. Mellott. Karl Egsiman. John
tR. Cow. George w. Yost. Max l.. Herr
berg. J. H. McGraw. G. H. Denkworth.
Bradley. H. p. Rodewig. Dewitt Dan
ford, VIM. Moorehouse. c. ". Wyrick
and A. c. Beetham.
LAwrnAn 10 Return.
Coach Gosnell. who during the pres
emit school year guided Bellaire high
y school through two championships and
- an even break IN the other sport en-
"a tered by the high school. intends TO re-
take charge OF local high school athle-
ties. Layman has proven the most sue
,.--eessful coach tho local school has yet
had.
Coroner John r. Wyatt. OF South
Bellatre yesterday was at Fairpoint,
where he investigated the death Of Geo
Kookontchs. a Greek. which resulted In
the Clarkson No: coal mine. The
Greek was caught under a fall OF stone
= and crushed. A verdict OF accidental
death was returned by the coroner.
Tabulattng BIDS.
City Engineer Homer Althar was
busy yesterday taouiating bids In con-
nection with the repaving program
bids were opened by the service director
Monday Just as soon as the taoula-
tioas are completed a meeting OF tbs
board OF control will be held and the
contracts arardei
Spread Ftno Stag.
Service Director Gates has force ol
men at work spreading fine granulated
alag on West Twenty-third street. A
heavy coating OF coarse Stag was placed
on the street and this Is now being
covered with fine Stag. The layers will
De rolled.
Townshtp COMMENCEMENT
Seventy boys and girls OF the Putt
nav township schools will receive diplo-
mas at the annual commencement exer.
cisea TO be held this evening at the Elm
Grand theatre. Nearly score OF the
graduates viii participate in the exer-
ciscs. The class address will be given