The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13
MOUNDSVILLE
SCHOOLS WILL HAVE
ONE WEEK VACATION
Christmas Holidays Shortened fo4
NoundsytIle Public School FuplAs'
TWO weeRs Usually Taken.

TIE Mouadsv.,.e rua..' schools VAL
,haye a vacation - u",y o"r w"rN 'S''
wear. II ne past. he usual 'ay'S'H"S
holiday vacation mas been ~" wees
y Few times n the past. hu' n't VIM"
the lnst IN years. only az" Wee" w.,
taken
Tn schools will close Friday. Deem
Ner 80 The. vii! ~ no sra"". O."
Christmas week. hi; sessions VIII STAR
agair Monday. january :. According
70 preSea; plans. school Will b" h"'"
on New Years day. thTs establishing d!
rrCrctent .n~ .o,d30E SyAo". OF one O.
the major holidays UoweNe-. tne pa"
nav la.e- b. modified ~ :Aa: the S;u-
dents VIII z,art hack - work o. Tues
day. January ..
Monoplane was Here.
Lieutenant E.,!o.t ~ i"oAoP'aAe.
resumed hts Journey - A@a'os;'a. Il C..
Yesterday. a:tcc Stopping 90: Il; tn" local
aviation he,5. He w,,S taking q" mono
r,aae. which was a rev one. from a."
factory a: Cleveland 20 the NISh'"E
acid He was accompanied hy a cap
tain q, the naval afr forces. TA:s was
the only plane a I@tnE'n Field yes;er-
day TIE woHo3'a"e was ore os IN"
bes: every through here.
Tree Fund Grows.
The American Legion Christmas tie"
fund has been Increased - the do1a-
zion s&5 FROM tho Twentieth Century
Bible class ~ the FIRST NJ. l.. church.
pr 4 r Conp;o. who Is chairman y;
the community tree committee. reports
that 4 number % donations have been
promised him. Some arc ot money anu
others OF toys and articles that can
be used as g!t,s. The tree VIII be put
in the the leg.oh hail and Will be thrown
open 20 the childten on Christmas day.
Deaths Exceed Births.
MoundSyi.le continues OF the iowN-
ward path N respect 20 deaths anu
births. Deaths again exceeded births
n November. according 10 J. H.
l.ulkAart. the CITY health os''cer. Most
- his reports. one 81 which IS gwen
- council every month. show the same
thing Or LuikhartS report 20 tNe
,:,v council recorded births ::Imher.ng
sixteen and deaths 70 the number OF
twenty IN November.
JewSlsr shaken Up.
= :. Harris was blown from one SIDE
- he other OF his celia: uncec The
,.we,rv store at Seventh stree. and
LAFAYETTE avenue Monday when gas eN-
ploded as he was attempting 10 "Ehc
A ras heater 81 his basement. NJ.
Harris was 10; injured seriously eue |"
st.l, feeling sore as a result % the dcc.-
dcu;.
New Secretary Named.
Mss Vida Jones'. dIughte- ~ NJ
and McS. II. L. Jones o. E'6n;N street
has entered upon hc- duties as Se"Te-
,ary 20 Wardsu r. Il. Terrell. following
the marriage o. his former secretary.
Mrs. Pearl y. S,u'tz. 20 former Warden
NJ. L. white here Monday.
Many Saw Show.
\ wcr-f.lcd house greeted the mem
hr-s % :ae junior Mgh las. u'Sht III
nrasc",ins their annual play. The
yIy.ress hunters" a; The Park theatre.
The play VAS an exceptionally 500"
-omcGy and was Wei performed. 10 the
pleasure o. those who. 81" IL Tho
treasury ~ tie class was co7sidc1No.!
augmented
Daisy Grove No. 81, Wo"dnaa Circle.
VII elect officers az 4 meeting - be
held at 80 FRIDAY evening n the 4. =.
L., W. hail on jefferson avenue.
New store To Start.
/ new store 20 be called The variety
Store" will be opened at 1908 First
stree: tomorrow with VI. VI. Alien as the
pronorIctor All sorts o; articles Will
De carried 20: sale.
Plan Entertainment.
Tne United Presbyterian Sunday
schor! will hold IL aanGa, entertain
men. AMI .~cat IN the church Friday
evening. December 90. The pupils are
already p-ac;icing for the program.
II. Z. Practice Hold.
TIE first rehearsal FOR the entertain
rrcut to BE given b. the F:rsc ". +.
cha-cA Christmas was h".d las; 7'sAt
IN the church.. The members o: The tn
,c~rnedia,o and young peoples depart
,ucats p"acticcd.
Moundsvius Briefs.
Mrs. @. 7. Horsan OF Phl'ade|phsa IS
visiting her borther. J. ". Meredith.
and family &c Eighth street.
The Never Idle club was entertained
las, night a. the horne ot Mrs. Kate
Higgins on Sixth street.
q. W. Chambers Of Grant Avenue. who
has been ILL., IS Improving.
Miss Zc,l Bailey ~ Fork Ridge. who
underwent an operation az the Glendale
hospital Monday morning. is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boston have re-
turned 70 s.stersvIlle AFTER attending
the funeral oS william Games.
Mrs J. W. Marsh Of Warwood IS visit
ing her sister. Mrs. ". A. Wilhelm OF
Second street and her brother. J. ".
Lowe a. Fa!rv!eT.
Mrs. William Hudson has returned
from Bellaire. where she spent week
with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Hubs OF southern Tom
linsor avenue. who underwent an op-
Grafton a. the Glendale hospital. is
better.
Miss Helen Smith OF Morton avenue.
WAC has been III. Is able 10 be ouc again.