The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
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Coach Katy" yesterday and Gradu-
ate Manager n. l.. BOYD returned from
a short trip through Northern Ohio to-
dav and expressed themselves as we'll
pleased with the results attained.
While in Cleveland the Bethany attn
IotIc heads were entertained by the
alumni Of that city. From there trip
to Canton and Akron was made ana
alumni! and prospective students were
called on.
One bit ot bad news they brought
back, however. and that was Inc TACT
that Thee" Lewis, varsity end last
year. would not return to college this
fall Though Lewis did not play resu-
larly, he earned his letter and was con-
stdered one OF the most promising ter
mnals on the squad.
Brooke County Teachers Institute.
Wednesday morning teachers insti-
tutc was opened by devotional exercises
In charge Of Prof. ]. +. Ryan principal
Of Bethany high school DR. Cloyd
Goodnight. president Of Bethany COL
Icgc. gave an address on The Educa-
;inual Outlook" President Goodnight Is
always pleasing and no did not fail 10
give the teachers some very good ana
helpful suggestions in their aim 10
make = success the coming year NJ. J.
G. Trueman pleased the audience Win
vocal solo. This was followed ny
short recess and music drill. Miss
Ruth Gullctt. local Red Gross nurse
smoke on school Hygiene MISS Mer-
rolls gave two mu icAl readings.
. '.Mnthcr a Mine" and "Recessional.
Supt \. T.. Young. Of Follanshee. spoke
Tc Matter
With our Arithmetic" His talk proved
very hel3ful TO the teachers and the
arithmetic for tho coming year should
be much improved.
\, Columbus university this past
summer. West Virginia took first prize
, IN tho state stunts. Mr.. Reasanson took
par, i'm this stunt. He explained how
the stunts were put on and what IL
,acans 10 be lOya! TO the state in when
Won live. We must all he loya! west
NirginianS wherever we are.
In tho afternoon Miss Msrrells gave
2 demonstration class in reading. The
class consisted Of several grade pupils
from our own schools. It was very
interesting and proved beneficial 10 the
teacher. Miss Amelia Danthine. or
Wcllshurg. rendered a violin solo when
was very much enjoyed. \ quartet.
consisting OF MISS f'''"' MISS i'" 49,
Mr.. Took and Mr. ThornhurG, sang
beautiful selection, which was highly
appreciated.
; Entertained
Miss Gcncv!cve Carmichael. ~ North
Main street. entertained Wednesday
/ evening At an informal dance held IN
! their new store room. The affair was
given in honor OF the young people VINO
Will leave soon for school. About 70
couples enjoyed the dancing until!
/ late hour.
Automobtl Trip.
/ Mr.. and Mrs W. :. Teeplc. OF North
/ Main street. vii! leave Friday afternoon
for pittsburgh. Pa. where they will
meet Miss Gertrude Pfcirfer. OF Clcve-
land. Ohio. Tic party will then leave
hy automobile for Buffalo, y. Y Canada
and other points They expect tn visit
tho Thousand Islands before their re-
! turn.
wellsburg Briefs.
Mrs W J. Crawford and son. VII
! liam. Of Main street. visited recently
AT tho home Of Mrs. Crawfords dauEh-
/ ter. Mrs. f. y. Duvall. OF Elm Grove.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Yenny. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Leo Ernst and daughter Rcrnice,
/ Of Alton. Ill. are visiting at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts. OF Main
! street. en- route TO an automobile trip
/ to Buffalo, y. Y. and Niagara Falls.
Misses Martha. EarElnia and Anna
Katharine Mendel OF Washington. d.
g. arrived recently for visit with
their grandmother, Mrs. Lucy M.
! George Of Pleasant avenue.
Mary Tcufcl returned Thursday to
! her home in Wheeling after spending
tho summer at the home OF her aunt.
! Mrs c. r. Never. Of Commerce street.
/ Miss Jennie Horn. Of Wheeling, spent
Wednesday with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Shuev. Of South Commerce street.
/ Mrs. Sam Mcconnell. o: Twelfth
street. left Thursday. morning 10 spend
a few days at the home OF her son.
Iantv Mcconnell, OF Washington, Pa.
Virginia. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
, Curtis Williams. Of Martins Ferry.
( Ohio. has returned home after visiting
/ relatives IN WcllshurS.
Miss Dorothy McGill, or Wheeling,
and Misses Mildred Barnes and Pearl
Ledger visited Wednesday ut the home
~ Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Tough. OF Wash
ington pike.
Mrs. Frank Strain. formerly Miss
Emma Checks. Of this city, and daugh-
ter. Harriet. If Philadelphia. Pa. are
visiting friends and relatives in Wells
burg ami Srcuhcnvillr Ohio.
Miss Gwcndo!yn ktrk"r. OF North
Main street. left Thursday for Wheeling,
where shc will visit her aunt, Mrs. G.
w. Gibson She. with a party Of rela-
! tivcs. will motor TO Atlantic City for
a short stay before returning home
Misses Lorna and Vida Wells are
home from a two weeks visit at the
"Leistcr Cottage" near West Liberty.
Vida Fay. the stx-year-od daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cook, Of Main
street. who has been Ill for several
weeks. following an operation for the
removal Of her tons.ls Is slowly I'M
proving.
Mrs. George r. Jacobs returned home
recently from 10 days visit at the
homo OF her daughter Mrs. +. r. Bah
cock, Of Woodlawn road, Pittsburgh,
Ia.
Mrs. Nathaniel Nelson and Miss Clara
Maupln are visiting relatives in Ceve-
land, Ohio.
Clayton Farnsworth, who has been
visiting nj his home In PauldnG. Ohio.
has returned to Wellsburg accompanied
by his mother Mrs. l. o. Farnsworth.