The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
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SPECIAL MEETING or
GAME ASSOCIATION
Delegates to Meeting Fof Ohio spores
mon To BE Elected at Friday
Evenings Meeting

4 special meeting Of the Re'mont
County Fish and Gam" Protective NS-
ISOLATION has been called for tomorrow
evening at TAO o'clock and all mem
hers have been urged to attend. The
meeting is to be held in the William
II. Kuhn plumbing shop on Main street
and is for the purpose Of eiec;lnE rep
reSentattves from the local association
70 attend the. annual meeting OF the
Ohio Sportsmcn's League which VIII DC
held at Akron. Ohio. on July @Ith.
The Protective association has been
very active in the work in Belmont
county and the activity has resulted in
a largely increased membership Of the
citizens who have protection and pres
ervation OF the wild game OF the state
at heart.
TO Entertain Friends
A large number Of friends will be en-
tertained at the home OF Norval Slater
ar Rlaine on tomorrow evening and a
pIeasing social evening Is anticipated
Dancing will be the principal diversion
OF tn" evening and young folks from
this city Wheeling and Martins Ferry
have been invited.
Employees Meet
The local employees or the McGraw
Motor company attended the monthly
meeting and social affair held at the
Paradise restaurant in Wheeling last
night. Following the dinner during
which several interesting addresses
were delivered. the entire party were
guests at theatre party at the Fir-
GINA theatre
Dissolved Partnership
Announcement WAS made yesterday
that tho Arm OF Blglow & McCardle
have dissolved partnership and all work
In the future including the contract TOT
the work on the West End bridge Will
be in charge Of Thomas G. Blglo~'
structural contractor.
INSTALL Officers
The installation of officers was the
imnortant business at the meeting OF
ending Star council OF the Sons and
Damrhters OF Liberty at their meeting
In the Hcinlein building last night The
following were installed to serve for
the remainder Of this year: Councillor
Mrs. Dora Hupp: vice councillor, MISS
Mary Martin: assistant councillor. MIS-
Myrtls ase: assistant vice councillor,
Katherine Shoebeck guide. Mrs. j.
Mause; Inside guard. Clara Smith; out
side guard. Mary Steward: trustee
Mrs Emma Coyle.
Henry Funeral.
The funeral services for Mrs Eliza
beth Henry, we'll known resident or
Kirkwood who died at the Ohio Valley
General hospital Tuesday. will be held
from the home OF her son. Robert Henry,
q, Howard street. this afternoon at 2
o'clock. The Rev. Howard w. Peterson.
pastor of the Kirkwood Methodist
church. will otftciate and the burial will
be made at Weeks cemetery.
Announce Plans Soon.
Those interested in the organization
OF a community body for this city are at
work on iIeir plans and no definite
word will be given ont until all have
been rerfected. II is likely that some
definite word will he given out and
meeting called some time early In the
coming week.
Hold Annual Outing.
Mrs J. C TTcinle!n's Rihle class or the
Kirkwood Presbyterian church and the
members OF the Missionary Societies OF
the church will hold their Joint outing
at the country home OF Hon. ]. c. Helm
lein, near St Clalrsrille. tomorrow ar
,ernoou. Autos will be supplied for the
crowd and those who miss the crowd
will take the bus TO the grounds.
Mrs. Henry Logan.
Mrs. Henry r. Logan. probably one OF
the best known cO!ored residents OF this
vicinity. and wife of Henry b. Logan.
died at the family nome on howard
street, yesterday morning at2,3O o'clock,
following a several months Illness De-
ceased was so years OF age AZ the time
Of death. was born at Rappahanock
county. Virginia. but had heen a resident
of this vicinity for the past thtrty-fiNe
wears. Besides tho husband. daugh-
ter. Mrs. Martha willis, Of this city. SUR
wives.
Funeral services will h" held Friday
afternoon at = o'clock The Rev. Ter
ancc. pastor Of the Zion BAPTIST church.
will offtciate and intcrment Will be made
In Linwood cemetery.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Joseph Cooper representing IN" Amer
lean steamship lines. was a business
visitor here yesterday.
Albert Brit;on and family leave to-day
for New York City and will sail Satur-
day for n three months visit I" England.
II b. Human of Kirkwood. arrived
home yesterday after attending the coal
conference at washington, u. e.
Mrs Will Bard and Mrs. Fred Ecinin-
ger, will driv" 20 Buckeye Lake. 10 spend
the week end.
Contractor T. q. Bigl"w has completed