The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
SOUTH SIDE

! TRINITY LUTHERAN
! CHURCH LAUNCHED
The congregation of Trinity Lutheran
church. at 1896 Euff street. opened n
fail campaign ut the church yesterday
| in the interest of creating activity
among he congregation and all OF It's
| organ liza Ions. The time for the actual
campo!En will be in the month OF Octo-
Der. but this month Is 10 be used In
preparing for the campaign proper. Al
:hn services held yesterday morning.
Rev. Simon Snyder offered several
thoughts bearing on the work OF tho
church and Of the organization. His
CHIEF sermon was on tho subject Ihe
Church OF tho Living God"
one Of the most important efforts that
will he made during the September cam
raiEn IL to Increase tho membership OF
tho church. Committees who AFRO 70
take charge OF securing an Increased
membership are TO be appointed IN"
viii make congregational canvass III
the hopes OF revivtnE activity among inc
members. II being said that many VII"
are members OF the church. very sell
dom attend after being confirmed and
do no, seem TO ia interested in any
affairs given by the church. special
plans are being mad" by the church 10
hold their annual home festlva! which Is
to take place on September ism. ON
Sunday. September 25th, the holy com
mun!on will bc hold. with IN" nara
efforts OF each and very person on the
: % n of
lo5 new members ran lie added 10 the
congregation and It Is hoped that the
number estimated will hr small with the
results made.
M1nisesring At MoundSvtls
Tho Rev Simon SAydcr. pastor OF IN"
Trinity Lutheran churcA. supplied tho
pulr!. Of tho Zion Lutheran church at
, Noundsvilie yesterday afternoon with an
! afternoon service. Rev. Snyder's ap-
rearancc at ;hat church - due ~ the
Zion pulpit being vacant which was
brought about through n" resignation
q: their pastor. Rev. I. {. fr"mmha-
gen. who accepted a call from the MI.
! Oliyet Lutheran church 90 l'ttsburgh'
Pa
SSrvtoes at st. Stephens
The usual services NJ thc =. St'ph-
ems Reformed church We" r"Nnmeu
Yesterday. following the return OF KEY
3 G Burkhart pastor Of the church.
WHO Was away for month win ms
family at Lnwood Park on Lax" hr'"
srcnd!nE their vacation.
AL Stores Closed
Au .tore. on III. South Side Will ne
closed today In concentration ~ labor
div. Somr places Of business will re-
main open until noon. which Will 20
mostly grocery stores. but barber shops
and other business places VII! remain
. clc-ed tho full day. Drug stores Will
be open the same as usual
Resume work Tomorrow
Work on the having Of the stree he
tween the car tracks and the hea"er
, curb Will D" resumed tomorrow by inc
street force % the traction company.
II tho weather permits. the Work 81
laying the brick over Tho concrete VII
b. started beginning at Thirty ana J"'"n
streets and going southwark.
South Side Briefs
John Rurkc. Of Jacob a,rc"t. is nome
from Cleveland whore he h7s Hcen LOT
m. last ,wn weeks visiting trl .lds
, Mr.. and Mrs Louis DUBOIS, oil SlHSc'E
Vile. have returned nom" AFTER WISH
with local friends and relatives
! Mr. and Mira J A. Krtweil. oc Chap
line street. arrived horne Saturday after
heInr u; Fa!rmoat ,or tho lar week
spend n ,isi, with friends and relatives.
! Miss Elizabeth snyder. NJ Glendale,
has returned Eumr If'"r NiSst win
friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sonderman. OF
Jacob street arc home from Toronto
whcr" they spent NV" weeks on raca-
ton.
Mrs. K Schi!chcr continues 70 I'm
prove after an operation ut tho Norm
Wheeling hospital
Mrs. William R-ck. 81 Woods street
is ahlc TO be- out again after recent Ill
ness
Mss Lillian Hartman. Of Mcrollorh
street. = cXre,,rd home tomorrow from
I Columbus. where che has hc:n attend
Ing summer school.
James Collins. Of Cumberland. No.
who ror the last several days has been
waiting local friends. has returned home.
Miss Margaret kellcnbcrGcr. of Woods
street, IL home today from PITTSBURGH,
where she has boon for the last Eer"rai
DAYS spending n vacation win trienhs
and relatives.
Miss Margaret IinRrd. Of Belaire,
who for tho last few. days was visiting
in this city. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Cushnan. 81
Philadelphia. are here for few days
visiting local people.
Mr.. and Mrs J. K. Huey OF Twenty
! ninth street. arc expected homo tomor-
row after being away At Farkershurg
for the last month visiting friends and
relatives IN that city.
Mrs. Melvin Matthews. Of MSColloch
street, Is reported IN be sliEhny Ill with
tonslitis.
+. Mr., and Mrr William Ren:on. Of
Martin. Ferry. Ohio hRve Eon" home
+ following brief visit hero with rela-
tIves. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harper, Of
Tvcn,y-nInth street. Will he homo
Wednesday from Nav Orleans where
! they hay. been touring on an automo-
: bile trip
/ Mr.. and Mrs Claude Phillips. Of Chap
line street, have gone TO Norfolk. Va.
and othc eastern cities WHARF, they spent
vacation visiting
Howard Burton. Of Thirty-third street
! is Improving after n recent Illness.
/ Samuel Armstrong and Fred Hafer.
nr Woods street. Will be home Saturday
from Akron. Ohio. where they hay"
been spending v!sit with relatives.
! Misc Helen Cooke. o. Eastnn. Pa. IS
visiting loca! friends this week, having
come here to witness tn" fair.
Mr and Mrs. John Rice. OF Elkins.
W. Va. vii! leave for their home
Wednesday after being here for the last
TWO weeks paving visit with loca
relatives
Mr.. George ,'u"-v. Of Eofr street. Is
improving after n 'l!Cht Illness 81 rh"u-