The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-24
MARTINS FERRY
MARQUARDT
WEDDING HERE TODAY
Moss LAURA MARQUARDr. OF THIS
CITY, TO BECOME BRIDE OF
EDWARD r BURKLG, OF
BRIDGEPORT

0R1DQEPOHT
Happy Couple viii Leave on lno Trntn
This Afternoon for honeymoon
Trip to Lake Points.
One 81 tho interesting weddings OF
ne season will be .oieD1r!zed this
morning at 81. Johns Lutheran church
on North Fourth street. in this city.
when Miss Laura Marquardt. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William NarQuardt OF
Yves. Washington street. and one OF
the best known young ladies Of IN" city.
becomes the bride OF Edward F. Burke.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Burke.
prominent residents OF Bridgeport. Q.
The wedding will be solemnlzed by
Rev. II. X. Diettrick. pastor OF 81. Johns
Lutheran church at IL O'Clock THIS
morning. In the presence OF the mem.
bers Of the families OF the principles,
and few Intimate friends. following
which all will enjoy wedding dinner at
the home Of the BRIDES parents on
Wes, Washington street.
The happy couple have arranged TO
leave on the l:lo train on the Pennsyl-
vania lines from this city for two
weeks wedding trip 70 points or inter-
est on the Great Lakes. and there 10 no
doubt that largo number OF their
friends will be present at the railway
station 90 bid them good speed. Upon
their return they will mako their nome
on West Washington street IN this city
their homo having already been prepar-
ed for their coming.
Miss Marquardt who Is very popular
and we'll known In this city. Is "a mill'n-
e. and has been connected for some
year. With the VIII II. Colv!g company
al wheeling Tho groom Ia salesman
A, tho william McConnaughy Stude-
baker auto agency at bridgeport. and
al, OF the friends OF the couple will
unite in extending their heartiest con-
gratulattons.
nav. Gamble to Prsaoh
Rev. s. c. Gamble. Of Butler, Fa.. a
former pastor OF the United Preshyter-
Ian church in this city. who Is spending
n few days as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
z. c. Boyd. Of North Fourth street Will
preach the sermon at tho morning ser
vices at the United Presbyterian church
on next Sunday. Rev. Gamble Is VOL
known to most Of tho members OF tho
CONGREGATION. and there Is certain 10 be
a good attendance at the services,
Temperance Union
An interesting and busy meeting or
the women's Christian Temperance
Union OF this city was hold at tho mono
o. Mrs II. q. Woods on Indiana street
last night Much important business
vas disposed OF At the meeting. and
program OF social diversions and .
luncheon were enjoyed later.
Jaworsh Improving
IN. condition OF Andy JaworsN.
Adsna man who was brought TO the City
hosn;tal Monday night suffering with a
fractured pelvis as n result OF an &C.
cident In which the touring car IN
which he was driving being struck by
"a train. Is reported improving nicely
AZ tho institution. and his recovery IL
expected 10 be rapid.
Xiwanis Club Dance
The members Of tho Klwanls cluo
and their friends will enjoy another OF
their series OF brilliant social affairs
In tho nature OF dance. TO be hold al
wheeling park tomorrow evening. The
best orchestra obtainable has been Sc
cured for the occasion and most de-
Nghtrul time 10 promised all who
attend.
visit bridgeport PoSt
Nembers OF Martins Ferry Post No
AZ OF the American Legion have been
,1tended an invitation n attend tho IN
s,,tution Of the Bridgeport Post. which
will take place n. 'h"i- rooms on Main
,,rset tomorrow e:"n!ng. A big delega-
| ton OF local members 10 planning 70
attend tho meeting.
wsskly Luncheon
Tho usual weekly luncheon OF the
Y,van,s club will he hold at tho dining
room of tho Fraternal hall on North
Fifth street today OF noon, and all OF
the club members have been urged &c
be present. Tho program for the day
has not 'been announced but tho com
mi,tee In charge have promised some
thing well worth while.
TO Pm Vacancies
Tho regular meeting Of the board OF
education Is scheduled for the otnce OF
Supt. r. c. Masion at the high schoo
building tomorrow evening. This will
be tho last meeting before the oreninS
OF school. and besides tho filling Of =
nunb.r OF vacancies on tho teaching
start. all matters connected with the
opening OF school will be taken up.
Nan was Not Dead
John Bobo. OF Seabrights Inns
claims he 70 not dead. and the man
seems to be very much alive. Tho re-
mort tina, he was dead. which appeared
in tho morning paper Of yesterday was
an error which was caused by mis-
understanding A pelghoor called the
undertaken and reported tho man dead
and whom thoy arrived 10 taxa caro- 81
the body they found the man only ILL.,
Attended Funeral
Saveral % tho members of tho Amer
lean Legion OF this city Including a
firing squad and huglcr. attended tho
tuneral OF CORPORAL Carl Smith. at
Rrsdgeport yesterday afternoon. and as
sisted tho bridgeport post with the
military iur.a. OF the soldiers body al
Greenwood cemetery a. Wheeling.
PythiAn Meeting.
On. ~ the best attended and most
interesting meetings In recent months
, vas held hv Ohio cry Lodge OF the
knights OF Pyth;as In their hom" on
North Fourth street last night. Many
matters OF i'nv"rtan: business were dis
posed NJ during IN" evening. following
which a social hour WAS enjoyed.
information Indefinite
Nothing definite Is known by re!a-
t,ves concerning tho probable time ~
arrival here ~ the body OF the late
Clarence William Marquardt. Tele-
Grams received yesterday were Nttle
confusing. according to Fred Marquardt
~ West Washington street. father OF
the soldier p"r message received from
the Graves Registration bureau 1T Ho-
bnken y J.. WAS to the effect that the
body would arrive there on August 2Sh.
white anothcr received from the district
Marine headquarters at Cincinnati. o..
WAS 10 In" -rfcct that tn" body had
arrived on tho /. s Transport Wheaton
which arrived On the goth The body
will he shipped 20 his city IN caro- Of