The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
MARTINS FERRY
K|WANIANS BANKS,
BIRTHDAY GUESTS
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK ENTEH
rAINS ON TWENTIETH AN
UNIVERSALLY
Judge Pollock ana Local Bankers De-
liver Addresses-Splendtd Program

The Kiwanis club had one OF tho most
successful luncheon meetings last eve
mn; that has ever been staged by inc
local club Tn" meeting WIS an even
Ing affair which comes monthly
The feature uC the evening was III a
certain sruSr :: birthday party gwen by
the Citizens savings l;anh. Yesterday
was the twentieth anniEcrSArE oil the
letnk and tn" program was IN Charge OF
Harold Ricthmiiler. cashier OF thAt III
Stitution.
The program was started by music on
bells bv Miss Crawford and Robert
Hicks. high school pupils. Stanley VIII
Nanls, we'll known singer OF thiT' city.
rendered several solos which were en-
joycd by all Tn" prizes were then pick
ed and proved t. no very useful W. IL
SinElinE wen urSi prize which was \
uyr dollar bill. Mike lLudrloI won sec
und prize which was l,UUO German
Marks NJ r.. blackburn won third prize
which consisted of loo Russian ku"'cS
which is practically useless.
Following the prizes, Miss Helen FAr'
nell entertained the club with several
solos All the bankers IN this cltE as
well as Judge John Pollock. president
Of the First National bank "f st C!alrS-
vile. were introduced and gave snort
speeches.
The main address of the evening was
given by Dr. Stanley krcbs. VIII" Is q
lecturer of the Retail Merchants lnStI-
tute His topic consisted OF matters
pertaining t. optimism, civic Affairs
and Cooperation. The members "t the
club say that ii was one OF the pcHI al
dresses ever listened to.
The Citizens Bank gave as prizes,
hn1 i'm a
inscription. Don't have your wishbono
where your backbone out to be- bon
spend your time wondering why black
hen lays a white egg. Get the EGg.
Mrs. Krekle Dies
Mrs Rosie kreklc died NJ the home
Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs Haram
Irwin Of Ascension street ycsterda!
afternoon at one o'clock. She was j.!
years Of age and had been suffering
from tuberculosis for the past year.
She is survived by her parents and the
following brothers and sisters: ArS.
Philip Zimmerman, Mrs. Thomas How
| ard clarence Alra e. OF Cleveland ana
! Harry at home. runcra! arrangements
arc no, complete hut interment Will b"
! made in Rtycrv;cw cemetery with Rev.
/ l.. s Rose Of the First NJ. l.. church
! Cfficiat.ng
Nurses Meet
Thc Rod Cross Nurses committee VIII
meet at the city hall this evening az
| : o'clock The nurses report Will lee
/ heard and other matters OF imp"r'aA =
! will he discussed. Al members ar
| requested TO attend
New Theatre Hero
comoaEy OF " hr,.lnE men lcaied
! hv Sar and James N"tai "hAine d
! - year lease on the property OF sam
mol Husk!ns on South Fourth street
4 theatre which VIII cost about @""'o'"
/ viii be hu!lt Mr HuSkins refused TO
: sol 1.-The property uut agreed on =
var lease. The cottage now occupy ~;
| The site will re ra3ed in the near fut"r'
so that work can =" started.
Dypamiting Rocf
cIvd. nonavan If North Fi'th street
&c tearing out a place in the hillside u"
move his store. The store. which Is w
= li,,lc farther. is surrounded by oW'
which has slipped from the NIL IN oa"h
OF it The place Is being NNrd now :"
that tho store can hc moved without
much danger Of slips.
Report More Expenses
One nj tho officials "f the Martins
Fe--v Health lea CUE, who arc SupNF-
inc milk tn undernuurIShcd children IN
mo school. reported yesterday mat me
e>pCnScs are rapidly gaining ON th"m
"a 4 result Of the many NOR" chi'dT"h
VINO cannot afford the milk each time
II takes % cents a week 10 rurn'Sh on"
child for one week and man" people ar"
donating one dollar each month I" ms
,-ause Collections were made yesterday
and A great deal of money was collected
Practice Last Night
The boys Of tho high school who ""nt
on, for tho swimming team Tra"tcra
AZ the y. VI. {. \. Of Wheeling last
evening. Tho team was also picNed al
that time and It will he hard team l"