The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-03
SOUTH SIDE
RESUME ACTIVITIES
TODAY AT Y. N. c. A.

/ be resumed today. The opening events
will be the gtt-together Of the well
known business mems classes ana the
young mems class. The regular work
out cf the business men will be held
at neon. followed by luncheon The
| opening Of the young men'P classes Will
takep lace Tuesday evening. when a
dinner will be served at $50 p. m. and
will re followed by the opening Of the
gym classes. During the week soeials
will be held prior 10 the assembling
Of the different classes. The following
! schedule will be put into effect today:
Men-Noon Business Men. l2:l6
o'clock Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Afternoon Business Men-5:l5 o'clock
Monday Wednesday and Friday.
! Young Men-S:l5 O'Clock Tuesday and
Friday.
Informal Ganes-2:3o. o'clock satur'
day.
Swimming C1as.es-5:3o o'clock Tues
day.
Junior Boys-4:So o'clock Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
High School-3:l5 o'clock Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
Employed Boys-1:s0 o'clock Monday
Wednesday and Saturday.
Swimming Clas.-1o o'clock Saturday
| morning.
Rev. oBrien P1easss Many.
Rev. P. O'Brien. Of the Moody Bible
Institute. preached from the pulpit OF
ST. Pauls Evangelical church at both
morning and evening services yester'
day. Rev. O'Bfien's Appearance at the
church was Brought about through the
absence Of Rev. 4. c. Rasche. pastor OF
thsc hurch, who was at New Bremen
Ohio attending the conference OF Evan.
gelical church pastors. very large
crowd attended the services and were
" II pleased with Rev. o'Brien's ser
mons. Special music was rendered BY
the choir. which helped considerably to
the evenings success.
Rev. 1saehs Home.
Rev. A. C. Rasche, pastor Of St. Piuls
Evangelical church. arrived home last
evening from New Bremen. Ohio, where
he was for the pas, several days at
tending the quadrial conference OF
Evangelical ministers. Rev. Rascht
took a big part In the conference and
was one OF the principal speakers.
South siAs Briefs.
Albert Lentx. Of Eoff street. mas re,
turned home after spending the pas'
several days with friends at Wellsburf
| Miss Genevieve W-hitemln. Of Wood
street. has returned home from Woods.
held. Ohio where she spent few days
visiting her sister OF that place.
Mr.. and Mrs.. George Kessler. Of jacob
street. are In Philadelphia for few
days visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Elizabeth Conway, Of Jacob
street. is contend to her home With
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Kirk. Of Market
street. have returned home after spend
Ing the past several months vacation
ing At Baltimofe. Mo.
John Meinhardt. OF Eoff street. Is I'm.
proving after 4 serious illness Of the
past few weeks.
Miss clara Marshall. OF Jacob street
is home from Cler-nnd. where she
spcnt a few weeks visiting friends and
relatives
Niles Minnie WEIGH. Of Twen:y-ninth
street. has returned home from Mounds
Vile. where she spent 4 few days visit
with friends.
Work on the Kriter garage on Chap.
line street Is rapidly progressing.
Miss Martha Hutchinson. Of McColloch
street. continues TO get along nicely
Aftef severe Illness.
Mrs. F. l. Tomllnson. Of Chapline
street. arrived home yesterday from
! Pittsburgh. where she spent several
, weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. French, Of Thirty.
third street. will be home today from
Alliance. Ohio, where they have been
visiting friends for the past few days
Miss Elizabe Holden. Of Cameron
will leave for that city tomorrow morn
inf aftef bpkndinF the past several days
in this city visiting South Side friends
| AMI relatives.
Mr.. Harry Humes. Of Twenty-n!nth
! street. Is Improving after recent i'll
ness.
Mrs. c. Dannen5erg. Of Eoff street
continues to recover from recent i'll
ness
D. Ref is able 70 get about again
after a severe Illness.
Hilda seIbold, OF Jacob street. Is get
ting along nicely after a recent illness
Mr. and Mrs Fred Baker have re.
turned to their home at Cumberland
! Nd. after spending the past several
days visiting local relatives and friends
Miss Matilda Long. OF McCollcch
street, will be home this evening from
I FalT mont, NttIe bHe HAs pcca pdJinB
visit with friends.
Mrs c. Bauer. Of Eoff street. who Is
confined NJ the North Wheeling hos.
pital. continues to remain In serious
! condition.
Rev. Simon Snyder. Of the Trinity
Lutheran church. was at Moundsville
yesterday. where he preached at ths
Zion Lutheran church.
Miss Carrie Eherle. OF South Jacob
street Is getting along nicely after an
| operation at the Ohio Valley general
! hospital.
William Downs. ~ Wood street. 10
! homr from Cleveland. where he spent
a few days on business.
John Tu.h. who for the past several
days has been quite III at his home on
Wood street. Is improving.
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