The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
BENWOOD
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TunaIaI paIylUaa IoT tho Iato j"hh
1'p.unoII rIuminch local ulliAon hnd
,naui,r, "T tho Iiomw""h r"ll'o pa"
who diud al tho Dhl" valley 'I"""'"l
huaiIt"I Tu-sday "Ti",u""". vet" h"i'
at tho ~ .I"hu'a ta,h"ii" 'h"'"h Y"a'"'
day morning Tia deceased r"H we
Tia, nI ph""ilng over ml"'"F"" '"""
NV whtIo IL tho 'llH"hn'g" "f bln hu'y I
~ rnII," nnIr", Fnth"' rrh""n"n 81
nrIaiah and informant was mad" nj
Mount calvary Uom"l"IY
Union In Savings Campaign.
Thorc ~ much rivalry b"tw""n ~"
,,uI,r nnh senior rInnaoa NJ Union high
Ia nce which class COULD mako tho high
80, prrcontnCn IN tho snvlmRa drlv" now
hoInr conducted Tho two rlhHH"n hnV"
lind 100 per cent for povornl w""hN ana
onCh ono IL trying 10 hiHp that percent
nyn up Tho frrulImon nro tho l"wcHt
with 20 nor cent for thin week. and tho
HophumOrcH nTe next with u p"I'"ntng"
OF 81 This wUukn report ln III" best
vet. and much intcrcnt In mhnlfort In
tho BavinRH campaign program.
naohSlor Oiub Dance.
Members Of tho IinGhol0T club OF thlb
city uTo busy preparing Tor thrir dance
which viii bu held In Liberty nall hnst
Tuoaday might Tho invita- lions hnV"
boon rant uut nnd they arc now making
nnaI preparations for tho nnSii. when
uTomiuos T." oolipHb any other az lts NINA
avaT HIVon Ia this "ltY rho oi"h h"Ih
Two vUry HuUu aHHful dan"nH during ia"
holiday naasnn ono on Christmas ana
tho other on Now Years o"r.
usrvioss In the UhnFphss-
Ilov ,nntIo viii ba - 'n,.'. "f III"
uorvI,ou at both tho n"In ming hmh oven
NJ ItsuWUItI NJ ".
,h,r,h in,nOrruw Hundny uuh""i Will ho
hcld AZ tho regular um".
uov Father T. NJ. H"hppn"n viii con
durI tho nerviron NJ tho ~ Johns
catholic church MHsrcn Ia Englinh az
7 40 nnd 10 u M. Ia HlnVhh al 700 In
tho GTirIn"oh.
Fewer Unemployed.
Tho nav your hIaIIsd worry tnG"uThs "
iupIy ia mis- city, anh Hin'o the hinui
and pIaIs departments Of Tho wheeling
nio1I nnd ION have ToHum"h "psfnlloh
tho unemployment hituatlon h"io Ia"
boun t.Iiayad rho iubo w|hn or 'hl"
company hava been opoiaiIhH Alumni III
fun f"i tho rani faw months. hi' w."
nIsaI and plato w"'hS haV" boo" 'hl" f"'
suno tho npd approximately nVo h""'
h,oh mon have been Idle Tho "nl''" '''""
n In hnr.d IhoI this financial d"pTosHl"n
whi,h III Iienw""d last year VIII MOI
continue ihI"urI, 'hla y"aI
n.a&sbsr usaD's.
~ wns anu"unoeh ysHtordev that ~"
mia ynnr examinations at. Union hIHh
viii y,arl ON Tuorhpy. January 10, Th"
inr,a will 10 given In regular "rd"' 81
,no ucrIndr mud viii ond Thuradny.
January 20 no that tho taHohoTH can
,horL M tho work md got tho report
TIM urInp NJ or
prnmo,lons In tho linton school district
viii no made on Monday following tn"
cna or tho examinations About thirty
! now students will ontor tho high Hcho u
| twcnty from McMcchcn HChoolH ana
| about ten from tho Benwood Erhdos.
| The enrolment IN tho high school after
tho promotions will probably reach ono
! hundred and seventy.
Benwood Briefs.
Harry Rider is III at his homo on
! McMechen street.
william Deegan has returned from
Grafton, where he has been visiting with
friends.
Miss Mary Burton has returned to her
home at Warwood after spending sew
eral days as the guest or local. trlen"s'
George Logan OF Cumberland Nd mas
returned home after visiting with reia-
tives In Henwood.
NtIss Josephine Carter. who has been
confined to her homo by illness, Is able
! To- br out again.
Mrs Anna Inppus has returned To her
home at ShorThTd after Visiting 1tl"hus
/ Ia this "ity.
Thoman Ward hhs returned from
| Grafton. whrrr ho has been WISHING Tor
! ia, uhat lew dhyb
Tho regular meeting ar Tho h"Vh
harry council VIII bo ho'h '"''"' re"
nrIrtnn"n at .IhuGy hhIl
puIIin,u smith haa returned /" Ghlll
,,,lI, ,hin vi,uTo 10 WAC thr Eu"sl 81
T,Iou,ir f"I nortInl days
krIrn Uhun rubin "f W"nhl"r'"". ""
Ia tho quest II r'ionha ota' tho w"e'
ond
NIss Jamie wilson has returned h"""
From TaIrmUnt. wh"rn abe was the Ru"s'
OF friends and relatives Tor several DAY"