The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
BELLAIRE NEWS
Ona ASCSS.

InSre Was out one arrest name oy ZIG
police during the week end. y coioreG
man who was using considerable pro-
lane language at the corner Of THIRTY
second and Belmont streets was hau'Td
IN by Chief Malone, He was nned 10
The Central and Gravel Hin fire
trucks were called to Forty fourth
street last evening shortly after
o'clock when an alarm was sounded.
There was no fire. however. someone
having turned IN Il false" one.
Nmso Destroyed.
Tho home OF Leslie Brown on Harr.-
son street near Forty-ttf;h street vas
: burned down az an early hour Sunday
morning. The blaze was discovered ~
s Policeman Alcnzo Dunfee. Tho fire had
gained such Roadway that tho house
men arrived after the officer had given
the alarm. The family was not at hoUe
at the time and very little was saved
from the blaze. The total loss Will be
b about $4,000 II is said.
B.. ANIMAL Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the members
OF the Trinity Episcopal church Is 70
be held at the church this evening. YES
and annual reports Will b. submitted.
Revival Services Begin.
Revival services began Yesterday AZ
the South Bellaire NJ. f. church with
There were services yesterday morn
ing, afternoon and evening. The sub
ject for this afternoon will be Prayer
and Its Relation 10 Soul saving. The
subject for tonights sermon will be:
The Challenge and the Great Decision
-, Lu1f Funeral To-day
- Funeral services for the late Albert
Lnfr, prominent local man. who died
az his home on Belmont street after
long Illness. were 10 be held this morn-
ing at the 81. Johns Cathoi!c church
Tho remains will be taken 70 wheeling
for interment in -he Mt. Calvary ceme-
= Play Barusgvtl..
The Earpesville' High school basket
ball teams Will be the next attraction
for the Red and Black schedule. Both
Friday night TO meet Bellaire High
school teams at the Gravel Hill gymna-
SUM. Ths boys teams are evenly
matched and a good gam" should result.
New School Opens.
The old toll house at klcc has been
remodeled ard converted into a school
house and will be used ~ ginntng today.
60 relieve the conScsted conditions IN
the Forest Hin school. The first and
second grade pupils who have been at
tending one room in the Forest Hill
school will be divided. Miss Roberta
anderson IS the teacher for the now
school.
A Columbus Event
Many Belmont couatians were at Col
nrnbus today for the inauguration or
Governor Harry l.. Davis. Delegations
wore present from this city: Martins
Ferry. Bridgeport and St. Cla!rsr!llc.
Proba bly, the biggest delegation sent BY
gcany OF the local municipalities was
from GAINESVILLE.
Divided Double Rru.
The Bellaire High school and War
wood High school basketball teams d.
vidsd the honors in the double header
at the Gravel Hill gymnasium Saturday
night In a fast game the boys OF the
local school Won from the Warwood
n WlrwOO1
M gtfis handed the local lass!es an unnner-
sciful defeat. There was big crowd OF
fans on hand TO witness the game.
EntersaIn5 Class.
me members Of the Peter Gordon Ri
he class Of the FIRST Methodist Ep!S-
oopai church will be entertained this
evening At the home OF Mrs. Russell
Cash on Noble street. Various social
diversions will be enjoyed during tho
evening and a luncheon Will be served
by the hostess.
!, PRINCIPALS Meet.
A meeting Of tho principals OF tho
public schools OF the city VIII be he'd
!. after school today 1t the office Of Supt.
|, J. " Nelson. Matters pertaining To the
schools will be. discussed and Supt J.
~, Nelson will submit his report ros
the last month OF the schools
TWO Miners Hurt.
Robert Day OF Guernsey street. In ur-
aa Saturday 1t the Webb coal mine when
; 3 squeezed. is slightly improved at the
~
serious. Jim Neoyi. OF TTenty-siSth
street Is also In the City hospital suf-
fering with injuries received at the
Carnegie Steel companys mine on In
~ Michigan Minister Ksrs.
Rev. VI. II. Quail OF Bay City. Mich.
occupied the pulpit OF the First Reform.
Roth sh ths mSFntns and EVENING serv!ces.
his sermon proving very interesting.
- Ferry ACiAaSter Tonight
Rev. Charles B. Wingerd. pastor Of
the Martins Ferry Presbyterian church
Presbyterian church. 4 weeks special
services began at the church yesterday
Sundays speaker was Rev. c. W. Ed
49, r'S' 0' Leave for coavsu+4o..
u Upwards OF 100 representatives OF tho
eastern Ohio coal fields Will go to Glove
land today to attend the state conven-
ton Of coal miners which opens In
Ohio's biggest city tomorrow. Besides
:. The representatives OF the different local
unions. tho sub-dstrict officials Will at
tend the convention.
- Drive Opens This week.
The campaign for funds for the needy
OF the Near East and Central Europe
I. viii get under way In this county TINS
4 week. Clifford L. Belt OF this city -
3 the county chairman and 1t Is expected
10 raise at least $4,000 In the county
y which would DO about IS cents per cap
tia As far as possible the orgarhza-
= lions that put over drives during the
Z days OF the war will be utilized for the
- Miss 1odswig, Leader.
~ Miss Martha Rodewig has been elect
ed the captain OF the girls basketball
team for the present season. She plays
Forward guard. Mack Sniyely IS the
captain OF the boys basketball quintet.
Joint rnsealat1on-
A jodnt installation OF officers was
held at the o. U. A. NJ. hall on Thirty
third street last night by Spangler post
= q. A r. and the woman's Relief corps,
'rIcollowinE the installation OF officers a
SSeocial session was enjoyed that proved
20 DO very interesting.
Reelected.
Stockholders OF the Buckeye Savings
& Loan association met in the offices
me annual meeting. The old board or
directors was reelected for the ensuing
year and the board later reorganized by
hlectinS the same officers for the ensu-
ng year. The local institution Is one
~-of the biggest in the state.
= Briefs.
A meeting OF the Young Mons club
IL 60 b held at tho rooms IN the Hub
building this evening.
Kenneth Duffy of Mt. Zion WIS a Bel
iaire visitor with relatives yesterday.
Thomas L. Curtis Is spending a few
DAYS with friends At Columbus He viii
attend tho Inauguration OF Gov. DAVIS
= today.
Frank J. Lawn OF Franklin street has
returned home after visit at Columbus.
Mrs J. A. LETTERS h2s returned TO her
home IN Canton after visiting with her
sister, Mrs. George Myers OF Thirty
. NTH street.
for Milwaukee 10 attend tho national
~ - tha,ipR ne ahoc deAlers OF the United