The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-25
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Cadiz. Tee. 24-w. H. Rife. Of Baltic
more has been visiting his brother y,
Wesley Rife.
Miss Lillian Kettering, who has been
teaching in Geneva: Miss Frances Alex
ander and Miss Louise MITCHELL Of the /"
Canton public schools: Miss Nancyt
Copeland and Miss Marguerite HsaviliR,
% the youngstown SCHOOLS; MISS Helen
s.herifi. of the Bridgeport schools; and
Miss Jessie McFadden. Of West Park
schools, are home for the holiday vaca- {
lion "a.
Roy sanderson, OF. Tlltopvills. wasar
visiting his sister, Mrs. +. F. Hamilton. :
Mrs. Chair NJ. Osburn has gone to
Columbus to visit relatives over tho
holidays.
oliver Haverfield. Of Columbus. Wis. .
Is here for q visit with home folks. Z.
Mrs. Paul Johnson IL visiting her hus;
band In Ohio Valley Hospital
Nr. and Mrs. R. L. Baker will leave ;:
next week for st. Louis. where they Will :
visit Mr.. Bakers brother. N. B. Baker,"
Students who have already returned y
home for tho holidays are Jack Berk-.E
man, Michigan University: Miss Isabelle
Beetham, Sam Bsetham. Miss Jeanette
Luce. Charles Mclaughlin. Ohio Wes-
leyan: Miss Helen Moorhead. Oxford %
Miss Mary Love. Carl Francis and
Francis Love, tn6tly, MISS AoSOtuS
Gammeter, Cleveland Art School.
J. Rowland Lyons died recently at his. )
home on North Main street. His age
was nearly 80 years He was the old
est resident Of Cadi5 who was born hero
Nr. Lyons WAS one Of the first men to
engage in the banking business In this
country. and from 1865 until 1898 con.
Quoted a brokers office. Since that
time he had devoted much Of his tine
to managing his large farm just East of
town. He WAS twice married. his firse
wife being Miss Sarah Thomas Some
years after her death he was united In
marriage with Miss Matilda Patterson.
who was a practicing physician for
many years. He Is survived by his
daughters. Mrs. Frank Martin, Of Peoris.
Ill: Mrs. Jesse SlemmonS, Of CaiiI:
Mrs Albert Bullock. Of Vermilion,l andn
Miss Katherine at home. Funeral serv-
ice were held Sunday afternoon
Cadiz Lodge Of Eastern Star officerA
elected recently. are as follows: Worthy"
Matron. Mrs. Nellie B. Shearer: associ-
ate. Mrs Clara Adams: Worthy PATRON.
Frank NJ. Beall: conductress, Mrs. Laura
Heavilin: associate. Mrs. Florence Smith.
SECRETARY. Mrs. Sarah Waters: tres.
surer. Mrs. Belle Adams: Ada, Miss
Helen Barricklow: Ruth. NrA Marcia
Beetham: Esther. Mrs Eldora WaISon.
err: Martha, Mrs. leila Clark: Elsctas,
Mrs. ona Henderson,: chaplain. MIS-
Clara Fleming: warder. Ms Gertrude,
Sheets: marshall. Miss Mary Cochran;
sentinel. Ernest Shearer.
Cadiz Post American Legion held thefp.
election Of officers Thursday EVENING"
They are: Commander. John w. Gillsa-;
pie: vice commander. John AcFaddens
adiutant. Edward Hanna; finance oRtcsfs
Harold Barricklow: sergsat-at-arnas. Al.
bert Mills.
Officers Of the cad!z Lodge Knights
of Pythias elected Thursday are: Cham.
cellor Commander. Charles Armstrong;.
vice chancellor. Earl Pattern: prelatA
Emerson Porter; master OF arms. Joseph
Bethel: master OF work. DR.. H J.
Dickey: treasurer. John Moore: Decro.
tary. Harry Berry: inner guard Z Rs
La Toilette: outer guard. James ChaneyS
Lodge deputy. Archer Fleming.