The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
- BELLAIRE NEWS
BEELAIRE GRID
SCHEDULE HARD
FOR NEXT YEAR
CONTAINS GAMES WITH MADY' or
FASTEST TEAMS IN THREE
STATES.
OPENING WITH BU8GETTSToWR
Pa AND LAST GAME WITH
WHEELING.
Other Ieems Of Interest GSthe rcd From
Sources in Ohio City.

IL
Sources in Ohio City.
The Bellairc high school football
schedule for next fall has been com
rlsted with but the single exception OF
one date. october Is. As yet no game
has been arranged for that date and II
is not likely that an opponent for the
Rel and Black will be selected FOR that
Saturday until next fall. Nine games
have been arranged thus far and with
the open date TO be filled will make a
schedule Of ten contests for the team.
The schedule is the hardest ever ar
ranged for a Red and Black team II in
cludes games with such teams as Mar
tins Ferry. wheeling, Marietta. WASH
fngton. Pa GAINESVILLE and others. =
Rut three OF the games will be played
abroad. The opening game is with Bur
ScltStown. Pa. on September "a NJ the
l9cal park. The last game Of the year
y with Wheeling high school at the
Island. on November "a
:, The schedule is announced as follows:
:. September 24-Burgettstown. Pa at
home
October 1-Washington, Pa. at nome,
October S-ZaneSyille at home.
,. October 15-Open.
! October 22-Triad del phia abroad.
October 2S-Marictta. abroad.
:: November .5-Martins Ferry, at home.
November ls-Lisbon. at home.
- Eoven Der Feast Ll, erpooL abroad.
: November, 24LWheeling abroa&
:. BOeGman Spoke.
Arthur Beckman, of Trenton. y. j.
was the speaker al the Kiwanis CLUB
fuffche6n yesterday. He spoke OF the
khinEs that live Chamber OF Com
Toafce might accomplish. speaking par
ticularly OF good roads, fairgrounds
rood hotels and other items. About
sfxty-five persons attended the meeting.
A resolution was adopted giving sup
psSt.- Co. M EIF&SremenE to expand the
activities Of the Chamber of Commerce.
The prize winners were Harry A. Nefr,
George. RoAinSon, SYLVAN H. Blum Joe
Nicola m Carl Eggiman and George
sprsss' -, -, y, -. ,r..r.r
Marcus Meager. aged 81 years. a
pr$n&Snent resident OF Brooks Run. died
at TIE City hospital yesterday morning.
Recently he underwent an operation for
appeRdicitis. Surviving are his vile and
four children. HeleD Robert. Norman
and Joseph. Arrangements for thg flu
neral were Incomplete last night
. Broke Leg In Pail
John Morgan son OF Arthur J. Nor
gan. Gravel Hill coal operator. fell down
a flight OF stairs at the High School
yesterday, and suffered the fracture OF
his leg He was taken to the City hos
pital, where the fracture was reduced
BY DR.. F.. 8. Wright. The lad is IA
years OF age. He slipped in going down
80" An TO azaAuAes.
Al members <of the Senior class Of
the local High School will receive diplo-
mas az the graduation exercises at the
Temple Theatre. Thursday evening,
EI,1J1ne~.2 The board OF education has
,eiven lies o. X. to all. members OF the
class and has signed a total OF ninety
four diplomas. It is the biggest class
in the. history Of the school. passing
that OF last year by four members
Two Moro Teachers.
The school board has decided TO have
two more teachers for the High School
faculty next year. The increased en-
rollment during the past couple Of years
has necessitated the increasing OF the
school faculty
Arrest Local Man.
J. NJ Hush. local man. was arrested
yesterday ny Officer George Connors on
q Warrant from Squire Frank s. Mason's
court. charged with striking a son OF
George Deevers. He will be arraigned
probably today TO answer TO the charge.
ne posted CaSn oonu Oh "@V LOT MS
appearance.
Deposit II Large.
The deposits IN the school bank this
week totaled $Jl4.65, il was announced
at the office Of superintendent J. v. Mel
son last night. This was very near the
record deposit for a week. which came
last January. The Gravel Hill school
headed the list with total deposits Of
Sll4.aS- The Indian Run school was
second with a total of $f05.40
GETS Divorce.
In, common pleas court at St. Glars
VILE. Olive Archer was granted q divorce
from Wayne Archer on the grounds Of
cruelty. She was. restored to her for
nler name of Live Hughes. having preyi-
ously been welded.
20 Can Minister.
Announcement is made that there will
be meeting OF the congregation OF the
First Reformed church on May 80. At
this meeting the congregation will likely
call a minister The church has been
without a pastor since Rev. e. c. Burk-
hardt resigned several months ago to so
10 Wheeling.
Special Exercises.
Special exercises were held at tho
High School. sqditoTiun before the stu
dent body. when. the members OF the
Bsffafre High School track team were
presented with the trophies won at the
annual o. V. 4 A. meet in Wheeling
last Saturday. The silver loving cup
was presented 70 the school. Jim Futhey
received a sweater. pair of shoes and
five medals: Tibcr two medals. and Nei-
mic and Cutshaver one medal each.
.. Auto Driver Fnsd
nominick De Marco, Italian. who was
driving the Chandler auto which went
over the Mcmahon creek embankment
last Saturday evening and narrowly
missed throwing the driver and COM
papjonL INTO. the greek, was. ,hned p. by
A4S6F Z Cplbertson.- He was charged
with .gSrkcsSS diving
Response Good.
Persons who have. tbeR canvassing
among the mer' hants for funds with
which 10 aId N, lSpdtng the 1929 Bottle
W'nrkc-~' convention for Bellaire say the
re3roHHe Ia S.s,EHt 5000, But one-fourth
lEof5the Hl"dgr is payable at the present
s~~tlmR II Rcnaire does not land the 1929
coz ,rntion When this years meeting is
hPtSS .DkSHi or rcaE Cana do. the remaining
thhsFEssss:ts of abe. pledge ~Ql ,not be
z ,>&fnfSa err4alS TO PtushtnG. :
fhe4C'6pfTn nrc:ai IN sebafl team or-this
cItE ~fn Journey 10 Finishing The. coming
. Smf d,,y -. meet me last team OF that
plSCc. Flushing has a good team and
the sam" - true Of tho locals. A real
rohtcstSIS certain to.'r"s'ils from the
cIash. ... -.
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