The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
School Report

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renort for tho month OF November Vas
compiled and distributed. For the
month Il showed the following taou1a-
tons:
Monthlv enrollment...... H.ltS
Aggregate days........ 'So.ooi
Perfect attendance.....'. -.Sot
Fer cent atte~ndance...... 96.7
Hardness cases.......... Do
Home visits by teachers. 3t
Visits by superintendent. 50
School visits by patrons. 1856
Financial success
Thu Rellalre High school football sea-
son lust closed has been the most sue
. cessful In the history Of the school from
q financial standpoint and equal to any
. other season in games won and lost
there being no defeats. \ partial report
OF the finances has been made TO the
school board. When all bills are paid
p complete financial report will be pub
!!Shed.
Girls In Chicago
Two Bellaire young ladies' who went
. to, Chicago where one OF them has rela-
Tes, were located by the police and
/hsir parents In the Windy City. When
the absence OF the girls from tho city
was determined by the parents, the
police were called into the case. The
girls were Geraldine Garrison and
EdaryLan Dougherty,
Advisory Council
A meeting OF the advisory council or
the Salvation Army is to be held this
evening at the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms in the Hub building. Some Inn
portant matters will be given attention.
Kenneth G.. Cooper will act in the
capacity OF chairman for the council,
which win outline a program OF work
and aid for the Salvation Army.
Crest to Be So Fsot
The crest OF the Ohio river here will
be about IS feet. It was said last night
at the wharfboat. The river at that
time was still coming up. Tho stage OF
So feet will do very little damage here.
The water will come near covering Bel
mont street at Twenty-Sourth. \ few
house In the vicinity OF West Twenty
. sixth street will be flooded.
Ktwanls Meeting
One OF the biggest meetings OF the
Bellaire klwanls Club yet held was the
one last night in the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms. The dining room was
beautifully decorated in the clubs col
ors-olue and white. An orchestra fur
nished music and a fine talk was given
by Supt. J. V. Nelson. About $50 at
tended. 1t was ladies night and
wives or lady friends. as It happened 10
be. OF the members attended. Nearly a
score Of attendance prizes were award
ed. Guy Dankworth was chairman Of
tho committee in charge OF the arrange
mentS.
County C. E. Rally
A county rally OF members OF the
Christian Endeavor Union will be held
this evening In the Bellatre Presbyterian
church on Forty-third street. George
Ralston, county president, will preside
at the meeting. Among the speakers
WILL be Rev. +. l.. Erect. field secretary
for the Ohio Union. 4 former Bellaire
pastor. Members will attend from all
parts OF the county.
Religious Training
The Bellaire school board Is to !nves-
Ggate the matter OF religious training
In the public schools. The board has
adopted a motion authorizing investtSa-
ton along tho lines in towns where II
Is being tried. A committee OF minis
ters from the Bellaire Ministerial as
ISOLATION attended the meeting OF the
board and discussed the matter with
the school officials.
Xmas Vacation Dates
The Christmas vacation in the Bel
laire public schools will begin on De-
cember 81, the board OF education has
decided The vacation will extend until
Tuesday. January 8, New Year being
observed on January . In view Of the
fact that 1t falls On Sunday this year.
Besides fixing the dates Tor the
Christmas holiday the board at its No
vember meeting accepted the reslSna-
ton Of Miss Faye Thompson as a grade
school teacher and employed Mrs. Roger
Leach to succeed her.
Auto Accident
Edgar Dunlap, driving an Overland
cut by flying glass and the car he was
driving was badly damaged yesterday
afternoon in a crash with a Stewart
& Ward truck at T~Senty-n!nth and
Union streets. The Overland car was
being driven south on Union street and
the truck a coming of Tw~enty-n!nth
street.
Miner injured
Albert Waite. Of West Wheeling. was
brought to the Bellaire hospital about
noon yesterday suffering with serious
injuries received in the West Wheeling
Coal company's mine. Waite was en-
ployed In the mine as a motorman. He
was driving his motor In the mine when
some timbers fell and caught him. He
was injured about the loins. Or. T. L.
RIM is attending the man.
Ktued IN Mine
NOEOUcE NisiF Id u'SNE u sfpT.NStE'Ik
was in Bellaire again yesterday. this
time TO view the body of Joe T;osk!. a
foreigner, killed in the Black Diamond
mine OF the Maiber Galleries company
ncar EeT. The man had worked at the
mine only a few days. lie was caught
beneath a fall OF stone. The body was
brought 10 the Myers establishment
here 20 be prepared for burial. No ar
rangpments have been made for the
funeral.
minstrel Success
The Elk Grand theatre was packed TO
Strel Of tho Catholic Daughters Of Am
erica. 1t was the third performance
there having been shows Monday. after
noon and evening.
Auto IL Pound
The automobile owned by Stanley
Dawson OF Gravel IIill which was stolen
on Thanksgiving day while parked In
front OF the Miners Temple has been
recovered. The car was f"und In West
Bellalre whore II had evidently been
left by Joy riders.
Dyer Funeral
Funeral services Cor the late Nathan
lei Dyer. aged 81 years. OF Nen. who
died at the Martins Ferry hospital. will
be held thls morning At 10 o'clock. at
the Myers chapel on Belmont street.
Burial will be in the High Ridge Gem
etery.
Basketball Team
The North End basketball team OF