The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-28
BIG A|RPLANES
LANDED HERE
Martin Bombers on Way to Boiling
Field, Washington, D. c.. from
McCooh Field, Dayton, o.

Two huge Martin Bomber airpancs
landed on the local aviation field We'd
ncSday afternoon at o'clock follow
ing the approach Of bad rninStorm
in their course. Lieut.. Grtsham Hayne:
piloted one OF the ships. while Lieut..
l.. O. Cummins. flew the other plane.
Roth OF the huge ships were OF the
latest type bomb planes and construct.
ed according to government specimen
tons.
Both ships will taxi off this morn
INK about n o'clock on the last leg
Of the flight to Washington. Lieut..
Theodore Van Neighton. who has beer
stationed here for IN" past few days.
following a forced landing ne had with
his plane a, WcllSourG last Saturday.
will return TO the Capital cry with tho
other officers as will Scrgt. Gilbei :.
who has been located here for some
time supervising the construction OF
the large airplane hangar on the local
field.
car1 Anton Esgel.
Carl Anton Regel. one Of the oldest
residents Of this city passed away at
his home on Birch avenue Wednesday
morning at GAS o'clock following an
illness Of the past Few years. death b.
ing attributed TO stomach trouble. NJ
Regel had been getting along nice )
until three weeks ago when his condi-
ton became worse and he gradually
grew weaker. The deceased was born
in Germany 43 years ago and came to
this country in 1882 shortly Afterwards
moving to this city. He Is survived by
his mother. Mrs. Anna Regel. one SIS
ter. Mrs William Worch and one
oil 80 81
Funeral arrangements are incomplete
however. the remains Will be shipped
to Ffndlay. O.. for burial.
Clark Funeral.
Funeral services for the late r. p.
Clark who died at his home on Third
street, Tuesday evening. following sew
eral weeks serious illness. will be held
this afternoon a, $50 o'clock from the
late home Interment will De male az
Mount Rose cemetery. Deceased vas 81
years OF age and is survived by three
sisters. three brothers and fourteen
grandchildren
Sunday School CONVENTION.
The annual Marshal County Sunday
School convention will be held in the
First Presbyterian church here Tuesday
May 3rd. An excellent program has been
prepared for the occasion and no doubt
several hundreds Of Sunday school work
ers from all over the county will be
proSent for the affair.
Court Adjourned.
The regular March term OF circuit
court which has been in session here FOR
he past several weeks adjourned Wed
nesday afternoon after Judge =. II. Nor
ris had heard arguments in an injunction
sui, against the city brought by F.. w.
Lohr, in attempting 10 prohibit the fell
ing OF several trees in front of his place
Of business on Jefferson avenue. The
court upheld the city had the right TO
cut down the trees which will be done
immediately. Several other matters and
unfinished business marked the closing
OF the term.
Board Meeting.
A meeting Of the Sunday school board
81 the Christian Church will be held this
evening at s o'clock in the basement or
the church. Every teacher and officer
OF the school is urged TO be present as
many matters OF Importance are to be
brought up for discussion.
Sweeney Funeral
Last sad rites over the remains Of the
late I. A. Sweeney. who died at his late
home on Second street, will be held this
-
kus, Of Marietta, O., will have charge or
the services. The body will be inferred
at the Greenlawn cemetery.
Mother ana Daughter BANQUET.
TIE Girl Scouts. Of this city. will
hold a mother and daughter banquet In
the dining room Of the First M. F.
church this evening at $50 o'clock
Many invitations have already been sent
out for the affair and IL IS expected that
the full troop membership with their
mothers will be In attendance. A BRIEF
entertain ment program has also been
arranged for the occasion.
Arrested on Thro~ Counts.
John Montgomery was arrested by
Officer Wright Of the local police force
and after getting him to the city lock-
up, the officer put three charges against
him instead Of one. They were drunk.
dlsorderly conduct and resistance.
He will be arraigned before Mayor
Wieneke this evening and in all prooa-
bility. will receive a heavy fine with n
jail sentence. This will learn John TO