The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05

is claimed TO have bes nJno most en-
joynhle day in their lives at the annual
outing and picnic OF the club held at
Stcclc's grove. west OF this city yes
tcrday. The trip to the grounds was
made in motor trucks and various out
door diversions wcro enjoyed during tho
day and evening.
Complaint About Noise
Police have been deluged with calls
during the past two days, from all
parts Of town and complaints on ac-
count Of the noise being made by
Young America in the celebration OF the
nations birthday. In order to stop all
OF the Noise about which complaint
was made force Of at least one hun
drcd police officers would have been re-
CURED.
Celebrates Anniversary.
Mrs. Katherine Clark Long, wife OF
the late Conrad Long, and a direct de-
Cendant Of the Zanes and Longs OF the
cary history Of this city celebrat ted her
SOth birthday anniversary at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Eugene McCul-
ley on Jefferson street yesterday.
Many friends Of the aged resident
called at the homo during the day to e1-
tend congratulations and best wishes
for many more happy returns OF her
birthday Mrs. Long Is the only living
grand daughter OF the famous Betty
Zane.
Meeting Tonight
On account Of falling on the Fourth,
the regular meeting OF Ohio City lodge
OF the knights Of Pythies was post
poned and will be held this evening
IN their home on North Fourth street.
This will be the first meeting since
the completion OF alterations TO the as
sembly room and q big attendance Is
expected.
Soldiers Body Hero
The remains or the late Albert Pat
terson. former local man and veteran
OF the World War. who died al the Ma
tional Military Home At Dayton. o.. on
Monday. arrived IN this city yesterday
evening and were taken TO the Noble
Morguc TO be removed to Yorkv!lle this
morning The funeral services Will be
held on Thursday afternoon At o'clock
with the Rev. T. r. Bever. pastor of the
Methodist church. In charge and the In
torment will be made at Upland ccmc-
terry.
The deceased was born at Yorkville.
O.. June Il. 1896 and at the time OF death
was - years OF age. He served with
the @nd Division of the United states
Army during tho world war and WIS
part OF tho patrol At Coh!cnA Germany.
He was one of the pitchers with IN"
Ross and Johns baseball team OF this
city during last season and was eHcrp-
tionally we'll known here Three broth
ers, Stewart Earnest and Fred Pattrr-
son. all Of Yorkville survive.
Bazaar Big Success
The Bazaar held for the benefit OF st
Marys' school closed last night. Ther"
vas = large attendance and the affair
,.,s crJ,, successFul financially. Ed
C:rior Of North Fifth street wps thc
winner % the automobile contest and
was awarded IN Earl touring car.
Martins Perry Briefs.
II NJ. Miller and family are expected
- arrive home tomorrow OTTER WISH
in p"nnS ylvan!a.
William "Dutch" Zcch. who hos been
wokinr in a mil! 4; Toronto. Canada.
spent Yesterday visiting at his home
here
INags were displayed At nearly every
HON" and place OF business yesterday
r honor of the nations birthday.
Reports from Cambridge are to tho
effect that OFFICER "Raz" Frazier Is
'.ti"hlnS all OF the hSh anu hpu'i'i''sS
IN that vicinity
charles Hall and family Of Jefferson
street arc expected home today after a
visit at Woodsneld, Ohio.
\ good number OF persons from this
city visited the Wheeling fair grounds
last night to see the fireworks.
An interesting and busy melting IS
planned for the Junior Mcchan!s tomor-
row night.
The hot mills at the local sheet and
tin plants will resume tomorrow after
being off for the Fourth.
Local frCmen have been on tho alert
during the past two days watching for
urcs as result OF the celebration.
Howard Mcguire returned to Warren.
ohio, yesterday after visit with his
father on Monroe street.
Louis Colandros left yesterday en-
route to Greece for n visit. and reports
are 10 the effect that he will bring home
a bride Upon his return.
Robert Q. Smith and family Of Ports
mouth. Ohio. are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs william Buugardrer ut Indiana
street