The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
MARTINS FERRY
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A big class Of applicants for The
third rank will be given the degrees ard
the rank OF knight at the special meet
ing Of Ohio City lodge NoA 81 oC tine
knights of PythIas In their homo on
North Fourth street. \ good crowd of
local and visiting members is expected
and turtle soup will deserved on the
lawn. following the work if the weather
ts agreeable.
Another one OF those big aluminium
ware sales featuring Great Northern
quality. will be a feature at the Ottc-
Petit Hardware Company store on South
Fourth street. Saturday. my-S-i =
Kayrids Next week.
Members Of the Senior class Of the
high school had planned an enjoyable
social event in the nature of hayridc,
to be pulled off this evening, but an
nounccment has been made that the
event will be postponed until next Sat
urday. as all are agreed that the wealth
err is a little too cool for the affair at
; this time.
Entertained Society,
Mrs f. A. Shape Of the Christian
church was the hostess to the members
OF the Womens Missionary society OF
that church at her home on Zane street
last night. The monthly business ses-
sion was held. following which pro
gram of social diversions was enjoyed
by the members. Mrs. Charles Limbaugh
and Mrs. David Brown assisted the hos
tess Of the evening.
Entertained Club.
Mrs. G.. ". Shane very pleasantly en-.
terta incd the members of the popular
w. 4. n. club Of this city at her home
on Walnut street last night. Music,
fancywork and other social diversions
Of an interesting nature wcro enjoyed
during the evening as we'll as a dainty
luncheon which was served by the hos
tess.
Glass Meeting.
The monthly business and social meet
ing of the Baraca Bible class OF tie
First Methodist church, was held In tn"
church parlors on South Third street
last night. \ special program, with the
Liberty quartet as one Of the features
was enjoyed. as we'll as social session
and refreshments.
Mills 60 Resume.
Announcement was made yesterday
afternoon to the effect that IS Of tho
mills at the Yorkville' plant of the
Wheeling Steel cooperation will rcsumd
oporat tons with the IL o'clock turn on
Sunday night. This will be q % per
cent increase in operation over last
week. and the plant will be operating
IS Of it's full capacity. Mills Nos. 70
q are to resume at this time.
xownshtp .. g. CONVENTION
The program for the Pease township
Sunday school convention which will
be held in the United Presbyterian
church Of this city on next Thursday
evening. has been completed. Two Sos
sionS will be held one in the afternoon,
AMI another in the evening. Tho cleo
ton Of officers will DO feature, and
several Interesting discussions ara plan.
ned for the meeting.
Board Of Trade BuustfA
The second issue Of the monthly bull
letin Of the Martins Ferry Board OF
Trade will be placed in the mails toda%.
and will probably be received by all of
the members. and many. other citizens
today or Monday. Several interestir.S
items Of information concerning the do
ings Of the organization are carried in
the ISSUE ana copies arc sent broadcast
over this and other states by the seclr-
tary every month, which is a good ad-
vertisement for Martins Ferry.
8us Manned: woman Paints.
Bus No. 10 of the Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry line Of the Ultimate Bus
company was rammed by a car on ths
Rayland division, on Lincoln avenue
Bridgeport, yesterday morning. Mrs.
William Dietch of this city, one of the
passengers on the bus tainted as a re-
suit of fright. Glass in the rear OF tE+
bus and front OF the street car was
broken by the impact.
Entertained Glass.
Miss Loyal Cecil was the charming
hostess to tho members of tho Always
Faithful class of the First Baptist Sun
day school at her home on Pearl street
last night. The business meeting wa
followed by a pleasing program Of social
diversions, land luncheon was the cons
gliding feature of the evening.
Delegates to Columbus.
Delegates representing Waneta tribe
OF tho Red Men, and Wenona council OF
tn" Degree Of Pocahontas Of this city
will leave tomorrow for Columbus, o.,
TO attend the annual meeting OF the
great council OF tho order for the state
OF Ohio. Thomas J. Irwin, George Kid
ney and Albert Otto will represent the
Red Men. and Mrs. Bertha Paxton ana
Mrs. Rebccca Harris will represent the
Pocahontas.
Bradley HunrOal.
The funeral services for Stanley, the