The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
MOUNDSVILLE
COD WEATHER DELAYS
STRT ON RADIO TOWER
LIEU. BATON ON WAY TO NRH-
TCUY. STOPS FOE YUEI AT
LANGIM YI1LD.
Eenoe RoArd Quest OF the Nounisvills
oesry uu~ChSistmAs Seal
Sale In Now On

S0o IN NOW Oh
OUg to the bad weather the work
er bldinE the radio towers OF Tans'n
FleI was not started yesterday, but
willrobahly get under way to-da%.
Aroush the government mon have
bee:here for several weeks. TO work
hAs'et been started TOWARD tie or
s~trr;Ion OF the towers. However.
L!S- Redmau. the officer IN charge If
maers pertaining 70 the Local fed.
wakere Tuesday and awarded tho Con-
tra for doing the work to Contractor
D.. Burton. The house that Conirac-
toBurton will build 20 house the wire
le. equipment. Wi; probably cost
aht = thousand dollars.
sveral other important changes are
toe made 10 I.aaSIn Field. the p-tac;-
o. one being ;he grading dorm "c the
Yd. near the hangar. Appropriations
he been made by the sn"ecament TO
dthls work. and = is I" 5e startAl as
sn as tho weather and condition ~
/ field permits,
oas PlAnO IN.
Ire plane landed a. LarSin Field yes
tday. being ono % the hugo Dill typo.
90 pilot was Lieut.. Eaton, who was on
> way from Boiling FIe,d. Washing
n, 70 Camp NCoX. Kentucky. The
ad;nx was mado here to take on gas
ID oil. After taking o. the necessary
apples and making 4 few slight 70
airs Lieut.. Eaton proceeded on his way
outward.
Rotary Clnh.
At tho weekly noor-day luncheon yes.
terday oc tho Rotary Ci@5. 4 very In
teresttnE and Instructive paper. dealing
with tho moral education and training
OF pupils in the schools, was read by
Superintendent J. c. schreve. He also
gave sSne startling statistics on the
relative educational standard In this
county. Ms. Mary Lutcs and Dr. Duffy,
members OF the school board. were
guests OF tho c!uh and G. r. Woodburn
was tho guest Of Rotar!ar BcOhcr. Tho
club voted $40 70 the an;i-tu0crcuioSis
society In Marshall county.
Doing EArd PrGoties.
The MoundSviIle High school haSnct-
bal team ~ doing some hard practice
work this week in preparation FOR their
first game. which will De with Farming
ton. on December ~. THE locals have
some fine material this year. and their
many followers arc expecting n good
season for them. The two stars from
last Years five. Barnett. and l.af!erty,
are again do!a9 fine work. and are eN-
perted 70 do some splendid work in the
first game here next Thursday.
Seal Sale Started.
The annual sale Of Red Cross Chr a.
mas seals started hero yesterday. The
city has been divided int" four districts.
with q captain and several assistants IN
each. TO WORK. together IN selling the
seals. They plan 20 make a house 70
lp,SN p D,-lG nc VyN'' a Z a rHnreSSntE-
tive for the business houses. Booths
will also be opened in the postotf:ce and
In other important places.
Second Legion
The second dance Or 4 series OF So
ctal affairs which they plan TO give this
winter Will be held Friday night by the
local AmerIcau Legion. Earl Francis
Post No. Z. The same orchestra that
furnished the music FOR their last dance
has been secured (or his one. Plans
are being made by the legion 10 hold a
similar affair every two weeks.
Moundsville Briefs.
Mrs. Mary Cook ard Mrs. Hugh Smith
spent yesterday in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. 3. Roe nave returned
home from Chicago, where they spent
several days,
y. 9. Rowland. o SiStcrsvil,e. was 3
IuN4ts - Ns-NH''s fl'hf -
\. l.. Parks. Of Seventh street. Is IS
iting his parents Oh Fork Ridge.
Misses Nina Richmond and The.ma
Smith. OF cleveland. are the guests o.
friends and relatives here.
crawford lIaliitord has returned {"
his home 1T IHirmont. after visiting
friends here.
Miss Stella Fuchs spent yesterday in
Wheeling.
bernard wood. OF Endlco,t. Is the
guest 81 his uncle. james Wood.
NJ. W. we'lman. 0; Elm Grove. was a
business caller here yesterday.
NJ. ard Mrs. David Whitehall have
returned 20 their horne a. Pittsburgh.
after spending several days with friends
here. -
J. =. Sidc,l, OF Cuiontowu. who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Kate
Wood. has returned home.
Miss Alice Lakewood. ot Marietta. Who
has been visiting friends here. has gone
70 Philadelphia, where She will spend
tAe winter.
Miss Eva Newton. % s.. C!a'rsvt.!c.
o., IS the guest o. friends and relatives
here.
Misses Mar Richmond and No,a
S~nodrrass spen: yesterday afternoon in
~ NFAAAA%
Mrs. ". r. Thompson. % Morton aNe-
rue. has returned from Pittsburgh.
where sue visited her daughters, Mrs. -.
+. Miemar and Miss Myrtle Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Linden, o: Bat
falo. y Y. ar" the guests OF rc,at:""'
here for y few days.
j.. =. Summers. q: Warrington.
a business callers Scrs Yesterday.
-. +. Wis":Nan. ~ EnTcror, was g..
Ing on friends here Yesterday.
Mrs. G. u. Alien. ct First street. IS
the guest OF friends n WchelinE.
William ". Baker has returned from
4 business trip to Fort NcHrnd%. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Iced. OF BeliatrA
wc-o the guests o: friends here yester4
DAY.
/ M-s. Owen McKay will return 10 To-
leo t..is week. after visiting friends
hero for several days.
Charles Rahr. o. Wheeling. vas :he
eues, o. f-."rds here last evening.
Joha Davis. OF Bridgeport. vas a bus'-
ness visitor n tie city yesterday.
NJ. and Mrs. r p. Harper. % Second
street LETT Yesterday cor Baltimore,
where the viii spend several days with
friends.