The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

parents on the farm. and was thus en-
gagged when the Civil war opened. On
August II, 1861. he enlisted as pri-
vate in Company q. 30th Ohio regiment
of Volunteer Infantry. He served hon
orably until May 81. 1865. when he re-
ceivcd his discharge and returned 10
farming. moving TO Jefferson county, ..
In 1874 he moved to Broke county.
and since that time he has been engaged
in farming and gardening. Earl In life
he united with the Methodist Episcopal
church. and was ever pleased apparent
~. 70 do something for the advancement
Of Christianity. He enjoyed many de-
voted friendships. especially among
those Of his comrades in service. and
he loved life for the service II Offered
TO mankind
Mr. cusiCk WAS a devoted husband,
and the father Of - children. II or
whom survive, So grand children and Is
great grand children. He Is survived by
his widow. and five daughters. who are:
Mrs. James Johnson. Mrs. William Nc
Kinlcy and Mrs. William Brandfass. or
Toronto, O.: Mrs. Sarah Young and Mrs.
Sylvester Grimm. Of this city; also six
sons. who are: Fred. Of Beallsville Pa:
William, Of East Palestine o.; Charles.
Funeral services Will be held aSturday
afternoon Mt $40 o'clock, at the late
residence and will be conducted by Rev.
r. = Andrews Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. assisted by Rev. c I.
Schroeder. Of the Free Methodist church.
Interment will he in Brooke county.
The congregation Of the Methodist
Episcopal church can be quite justly
commended for the fine outside appear
ance Of their building. recently made
thoroughly attractive IN dIgnified way
by several electric lights encased IN
frosted white globes.
With the additional room practically
completed. and the new lights. there is
ample room for pride in the hearts OF
everyone who made these improvements
possible, and reflects very crcditably on
the progressiveness OF the pastor and
his congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lafollette en-
tertaincd at their home on Twenty-tItth
street. In honor OF Miss Nivian's eleventh
birthday. The evening was spent In
games and music. Ice cream and cake
were served nj an carly hour. Those on
loving the affair were: Virginia Malch"r.
Verna Baker, Mildred Fitchette. Evelyn
Yonkcns. Martha and Helen DahlrYm
nle. Ida and Angela Woods Beatrice
Rrinlcy. Dorothy and Gw"ndeline kirker.
Garnet Vastine and Elenor Lafollette.
Misses mary and Pearl urniGn. or
Twelfth street. entertained n numn"r of
friends Thursday evening as farewell
party 10 their many friends. The uDnD-
ming family expect to move in few
DAYS to Alliance. O.. where they expect
TO make their home. a social evening
was spent by the young people with
games. music and dancing At late
hour very pleasing refreshments were
enjoyed.
Miss Stella Cox. Of Commerce street.
Is enjoying her vacation at the home or
her sister. Mrs. Homer Carman. near
Bethany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cusick, daughters
Helen and Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
nrd ChurChman and small daughter
Bern!Cc. of Bcallsville. Pa. are IN
Wellsburg, called here by the death OF
Mr.. Cusick's aged father Jacob Cusick.
who died Thursday AFTERNOON at his
home on Narth Main street.
DR.. ]. c. Shulz reports the Italians
Charles Brzzoli and Phillip Battaglia,
whose car was struck last sunday
morning at the eth street railroad
crossing, as getting along nicely in the
North Wheeling hospital
Election of n coach for the lmperia!
football team. scheduled to take place
on Thursday evening was deferred duee
to insufficient representation. Many
Of the players were unable To attend
the meeting because OF other business.
Miss Marie Bennett, OF North Charles
street. is home from a visit with friends
and relatives In Wheeling and Bellaire,
Ohio
L a-I y
md Mrs Archie Crimes and sons, OF
Chicago. III, who are visiting MIR.
Crimes mother, Mrs. Faulkner, OF Main
street. enjoyed family picnic out at
Waugh's Dam Friday afternoon.
Thee funeral services for James W.
Barrett, colored. have been changed
from 23O Friday afternoon to ZOO
O'Clock Saturday. from the y. N. E.
church.
Miss Margaret Kelly. Of Bellaire. O.,
visited friends in WelIs5urgh Thurs
day.
Mrs. Charles RAIDER. Of East Tenth
street. who has been confined Ia the
be down town.
Mrs. w. +. Miller. Of Mariana street.
has lust returned home from visit in
Pittsburgh. Ia.
Miss Bertha Bowman, bookkceNcr in
the Meyer & yesterday store Is enjoy
ing "A weeks vacation.
Miss Erma Tolbcrt entertained Thurs
day evening at her home on North Main
street complimentary to Mrs. E. ~.
Duvall. recent bride. An enjoyable
evening was spent with music and
games. after which the hostess served
her guests with delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Duvall received many very pretty
and useful gifts from her friends.
Mrs. Frank Keyser. OF Washington
pike. was Steubenville. Ohio. business
visitor Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orian Adams and daugh-
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