The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
MCuNDSV|LLE
SURVEY
BEGINS TODAY
SKILLED PHYSICIANS AND NURSES
WILL WORK WITH TUESDAY
ARTS CLUB THROUGH
THE WEEK.
Many chairwomsn and Aides Have Been
Selected to Aid In County's
First Survey.

! Many Chairwomsn and Aides Have Been
Selected to Aid In County's
First Survey.
/ Over 100 chatrwomcn have been APP
! pointed by those in charge Of the Mar
shall county health survey TO aid in
: the work which begins this morning to
ascertain the grip diseases OF VARIOUS
kinds have on the human populace OF
! the county. The work VIII continue
throughout the entire week. and VIII be
under the auspices Of the Tuesday Arts
I IIuh.' while some Of tn" most skilled
phyS!cianS and nurses in the state Will
be here t. cooperate in any way posi-
bic TO make the survey success.
. Those aiding In the work will canvass
every home in this city and in the coun-
~ for the purpose Of ascertainlng the
. extent Of the various diseases harmi I'll
to the human race Of people. The raw
ages Of tuberculosis during any year arc
sufficient 10 cause an alarm TO the or
binary person who feels interested in
the welfare Of the community. The sur
vcy will simply he made to eradicate
50 FAR as possible any danger of dis
ease Spreading in Marshall county.
Any lady in the city or dcsldIng OUT
side The city in the county Interested
. III the great work o: the Tuesday Arts
Club is urged TO communicate with Mrs.
Henry Compton. phone 2lS-R, or Mrs.
Ignat.us Brennan, phone $40.
Legion Meets.
Earl Francis lost No ). Of the Ameri-
can Legion. vii! hold its regular SEMI
monthly meeting this evening in the
, Eiks Club. on Fifth street. Several
Very important matters are 10 be taken
up Tor discussion and every member
Of the pos, IS urged TO be in attend
Iucc.
Banks Open.
After being closed on Saturday, so
that ;hr employees might appropriately
observe tho anniversary of the birth
Of the Great Emanc;natoT. Abraham Lin
COIN The banking institutions of the
r!ty will again open up this morning
, for business at the usual hour.
Class Attended
The entire membership Of the Mems
R.b.t class of the Calvary NJ. T.. church
met At the church last evening and az
tended Ia Il body the revival services
at the First ". T.. church.
Offers 500 Reward
Thomas Virgin. Of 1903 Center street,
has offered a reward Of 500 for the
conviction Of the person or persons
poisoning his prize bull dog. Tho AMI
NAL WAS a highly priced canine OF Mr..
Virgins and was the pet OF the family.
The poisoning Of dogs IN the city seems
10 be quite fad and those convicted
Of such brutality should be given thu
full punishment provided by law.
Revival Closes
The Christian church rcVivais have
closed. according 10 an announcement
Tho revival was carried ON for NOR"
than three weeks by DR.. MCaCham and
much good VAS done IN the community
Many new members were added 10 the
church.
To Practice
The Moundsville high school basket
hall team Will hold strenuous practice
sessions throughout the entire week Ia
preparation 20 rtheir Weekend contest.
The locals trounccd the Pennington
h. gh school quintet here Saturday night
IN fine fashion and look forward 10 this
closing Of n most successful season.
Revival Meetings
Three revival meetings arc sim i'll
progress in the city and great work IS
being accomplished by those IN charge
Of the work. At the First NJ. T.. church
Rev. John 5. Hamilton. the noted evan
gelist. is making a record for the church
IN the number Of new members added
10 the church.
Rev. Peacock preached last nigh, IN
the strand theatre 10 large and en-.
,husiastIc audience. pr. Peacock was
formerly with Evangelist "B!lly" Sun
dny and inhcrits much OF the instinct
Of the more noted preacher which he
disclosrs to his audiences hero. During
the entire week Dr. roacork VIII preach
at the First Presbyterian church and
next sunday he Will again preach in
the Strand.
Excellent revival services Will con-
tinuc to he carried on throughout the
entire week at the Church of God. Dur
Ing the evenings worship beautiful
songs were rendered and packed house
confronts the minister
Cans Placed
The trash cans which were donated
by the Klwan!s club have already been
paced on tn" more conspicuous corners
Of the streets in the city and are already
adding greatly in keeping the streets
clean More cans will he given tn" city
soon by other organizations OF the cry
Moundsville Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Reefs and dauEh-
ter Gladys have returned to their HON"
NJ CIevrinnd after being here to attend
tho funeral OF Mrs. RcrS mother Mrs.
Alex Dorsey.
MIR. james HI! Jr. has been quite
III for several days.
Harvey Crow Of Glen Easton spent
yesterday IN this city transacting bus
moss
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin and son. Frank
! lin If Huntington ARE visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs \. J.. Franklin on Tenth street
Ma Edun F'uhousc Of F-"c'or IS Wis
| fling h"r sit"~ Mrs. !. y. Wayne 81