The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
MOUNDSVIllE
PARAPHERNALIA FOR
RADIO STATION IS
AT lANGIN FIELD
1isn., RSdrian Due Today to Supervise
Construction OF wireless ousft.
@. Z. Eunneriy, Prominent monndsvills
Mar, Victim Of Heort Attack.

MAJ Vtchra OF HoorE AVIaSk'
N'th tho arrival today os :sut J. |
Redmau. radir officer q IN" |. :. Az
service. definite pt,'.s W.. Hc WORKED
on. for the immediate erection of iHt
huge radio STATEN. - AID II the proper
ra- 'pulat.on uE airplanss over
Americas FRS, m"dsI alrNay. Lieut.
kednaG :Nas due N Yesterday af'rrn"cn
from DAYTON. Uh,", bu, "w:nE !" ~,
C,rme"; Weather mere - was '"mP"!'e'
70 pcs;rvne his fiShi until today.
A large a-utr inotor truck arrive
YESTERDAY morning w,;h tu'! Sauirmrn'
ready % start the crer,iun "t the radio
:6vcc ard other reCrssary apparatus
N'.th re MOI; car were ScrGean;S
T. T. ~. = l.: I!ausuu. NJ. l.. Dundee
and Gonna, J. VI. Gad". In" mrs: an
las, alm.L az" a."l3hers Of me al:
se>t,e While -" Others are o. the
rrciaea"s. The station wien erecseH
VII ~ oyrrttrd ho;h d. and night
tGuS ;rsu:iaS aNia'"cs Of rT"p": aire'
,:tSs and ,vad.i!"as Of The clements Al
C.. hours
Shurt,y after :he radio station IS
erected and placed IN operation. II Is
reported. that a gsa3t N""r'a''S"I VIII
be placed on tho local feed [" aId hieeS
% and 4. ujgh. THIS viii ee w"rKea
orr. rnvr,er. after the radio station be-
Ems operation.
Kimberly Funeral
Funeral services OR the late O. l..
Kimberly. we'll known resident OF THIS
ci,y. who t5on?cd dead .: organic hear,
. failure around : o'SlocS Monday mora
ing. will BE- held from he home OF
.on. Rodney. OF Second street. tomorro"
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. /. u,
slater " the FRS: NJ l.. church. VIII
nrobaely oiriria,r at the services Inc
remain. Will Re inferred a. the Mount
oSe cemetery.
Mr. Kimberly was aSou; 70 hSht =
FIRE when suddenly ne was stricken ana
fell ever or his face dead. DR.. K. a.
Ashvo-th was Immediately summoned
and to.ad tina, he had died or hear
trouble, The deceased was In his
seventy second wear. having celebrated
that birthday last Friday. He was born
In Wheeling on Oct"ae" :. le+9' an"
came TO this city IN 1890. where he mas
been engaged In the shoe rrpa.r ousi
ness ever since. HIS wife pre- 'eded MIN
70 the grave jcst ten years age.
The deceased while living IN TINS cry
formed a very large Cree OF trienos
uho,n will rrieve his loss fully. He was
n Democrat,
on. time a Republican in politics. lie
,oor an active part in all civic and
social affairs up until few years ago
whom n, settled down 70 mis- profession
He Is survived by four sons: William
~ Wheeling; Samuel. J. +. and Charles
~ This CITY; and two daughters. Mrs
Mary Weaver, OF this city and MIS-
1ury. pierson. OF OU city. Pa. also oc>
sister Mrs. Mary Knox. aged %, OF
Pittsburgh.
ministers to Huntington.
Two local ministers. Rev. +. O.. Sla-
Ter. Of he First NJ. F. church. ana KEY
II T. Workman. OF the CANARY d. e.
church. have been chosen 10 NJ pas
torstes at Huntington. ac"ordinR 70
word received IN this ci:y. The FORMER
viii go 20 the Seventh Avenue NJ. l.
church at the second City. while the
r.,,n- goes to the West Huntington
NJ. f. church.
Rody To Arrive Nsrs
The remains OF the late David Geho
one 81 Moundsville's war heroes. and
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Geho. OF
Center street; has arrived at the HoooE-
en- rler, md will be shipped 10 THIS
city. Wednesday. according &c, word re-
ceIveC BY the parents. yesterday tr'-
vate Geho. was among the hrSt boys
From, this city 10 enlist In the service
and fought In some Of the biggest bat
ties on the Western Front EUnera. ar
rangements will be anaounced.wher the
definite time OF the arrival OF the body
IS made known.
Discuss Legion 16instSsl
The American Legion Revue. OF 1922.
a minstrel to be given by Earl francis
Post No. g. rho American Legion. at the
Strand theatre on October 2fth and 18th
was the principal topic OF discussion at
a special Joint meeting ot the post and
the Ladies Auxiliary held in the form
er's club rooms last evening. The ladies
will aid the Legionaires in the sale OF
tickets and about six viii take 4 part
In the minstrel.
Are incomplete
Funeral arrangements for the late
William Reynolds aged %. who died
late Sunday evening. 1t tho home OF his
grand lighter. Mira. Fred Noble. on
Tonliason avenue. were incomplete al
a late hour last evening. The deceased
died OF paralysis with which he had
suffered FOR several years. He is sur
vived BY an ased wife and two daugh-
ters.
Legion Night School
The American Legion night school
Will open AZ ne uISU SSuOok ouAAuIn6 Oh
Toml!nSon avenue. Saturday evening At
7:3n O'Clock. All foreign born residents
who expect TO become citizens are
urged "a attend The school as special
courses will be given in "Americaniza
ton" The teachers will be those Of
the MoundsvItle public schools,
Duel Victim 70 Recover
Word from the Glendale hospital last
evening was 70 the erect that Tony
brother OF DECEASED foreigner. who II
Is said. was Killed at the hands Of Tony
will recover. Tony. K will be- recalled
was so badly injured By shots, said to
have come from his brothers gun. that
that Il was not expected that ne would
live. The bullet pierced his lungs and
little hope vas held for his recovery.
Detectives are now At his bedside await
Ing a statement from tho man but mons
have been given thus far. Tho affair
occurred last Monday evening at Big
Run. in Ohio. just across the river from
this city.
Erich For Road
Tho state road engineer has ordered