The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
MOUNDSVILLE
CHRISTIANS IN
MISSION MEET
sEGU1AR QUARTERLY SESSION OF
OHIO VALLEY MISSIONARY
UNION IS HELD AT FIRST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
ministers From AL Churches In This
Part Of tho valley IN Attendance
Splendid Sessions.

The regular quarterly meeting OF IN"
Ohio Valley Missionary Union "i '"9
Christian churches VAS held at the FFNt
christian church here Monday. Rev. =.
W. Fuller, pastor ot IN" NhriSt'a"
church. OF NcMcchcn, presided over Ilc
business session IN the morning whlIe
6eyotjoral was in char" OF Rev. W. II.
Fields. OF the Whcei.ng Christ'an
church.
In The afternoon the session was in
charge OF Rev. W. T.. iearc". ~ ErlIa're'
who read a paper on The minister ana
the Tress." which proved ~ De very IN
tcroSt;ng. \ part OF the afternoon work
W.T. taken up by \ joint meeting OK the
ministers and the Wo"H'HS M;NHIoAir!
Society, led by Mrs. " y. sharpe. or
Martins Ferry. The quarterly gather
Ing was brought 10 = close last evening
with 4 session held at the local chGrc3.
presided over by Mrs. y. i. Forn!, ot
the Wheeling church. Ministers from
ali parts OF the Ohio valley were in at
tendance az the meeting.
Legion Employment survey.
Earl Francis post No. =, American
Legion, at its meeting last evening au-
thorIzed appointment OF a committee 70
conduct a survey this week OF unem-
ployment among the cN-servtce men OF
Mouudsville. The COMMITTEES named BY
Post Commander FosS Curtis Is COM
posed OF Charles A. Watkins, chairman:
John X. B!tleter. Byron S. Henderson.
Abreham Ellis, Jacob Baumberger and
Floyd Richardson.
The post decided to donate the use OF
It's club room for a meeting Sunday
afternoon OF the Inter-City baseball
league, when representatives OF Wheel
ing. Bridgeport. Martins Ferry. Steuoen-
willie. Follansbee and other towns inter-
ested in the league will be here and go
over the league situation thoroughly
with the M~oundsville team.
The post treasurer reported receipt
OF SIS from the Marshall county war
chest fund, 20 be applied 70 purchase or
grave markers for>the burial places OF
Moundsville soldiers who gave their
lives In the world war.
To Remove to Bellaire.
The body OF the late Joseph Prosprt.
Italian. As. found burned 70 death. in
his houseboat, early Saturday morning,
near C~resap's, In Franklin district, was
removed 10 the home OF n sister OF the
deceased in Bellalre. Monday afternoon.
The funeral will probably be held some
time to-day.
Squire W. Z. Clayton, acting In the
place OF Coroner J.. #. McCombs. con
tiuued his investigation into the mans
death Monday. but was unable 10 reach
a decision laet in the evening. It Is
probable that he will give out a decision
to-day. but with no other information
than, mo came TO his death through
unknown cans"
TWO Men Discharged
Two men were discharged from the
state prison yesterday decreasing the
penis population to 400. which still
remains the highest figure In the his
tory Of the institution. Many Of the
men are still without work though prep
arations are going along nicely FOR the
workshops OF the pen 10 put moro OF
them TO work.
Girl Scouts Organize.
Girl Scouts have completed the or
Eanizat.on OF q council here with 4 to-
tai membership Of 2l6. The council!
Is composed OF prominent local men and
women from the various civic clubs OK
the city. Mrs .. r Cover. was chosen
as it's head.
.Normalites to Banquet.
Members Of the West Liberty Normal
schoo extension classes will banquet IT
the high school building here Thursday
evening. The classes are composed OF
the teachers in the local public schools.
About 10 are expected TO attend the
affair.
Comfy Court to Meet.
The county court viii /. ct today 20
consider matters 20 he hyouSht up ~
the county road engineer Other rOu'
tine business IS also scheduled 20 come
up at the session.
Many at College.
According to Il list OF students at the
state university compiled b. the cl"r'
ical branch OF that institution. Marshall
county has thlvty-eight students enroll
ed at Morgantown. Marshall county
has always contributed its share to-
wards the large enrolment list At STATE
Trio Given Hearing.
The trio OF forciGucrS arrested ont
Boggs Run Saturday evening by fed
rral and state prohibition officials were
given hearings yesterday afternoon be-
fore Squire W. Z. Clayton here. Mrs
Josephine Dombroskt was discharged
while Potter Gordon waived a hearin.
and was held 10 the grand Jury undo:
$1,000 bond. and Luke Thomas received
q ine OF 500. with an additional thirty
days 10 serve IN the county jail.
Physician Is Improving.
DR.. D. r. F.aly. prominent local phySl'
clan. and candidate FOR mayor at the
last municipal election. who was oper
ated upon At the Glendale hospital Sun
day evening for appendicitis. was lie
ported at 4 late hour last nigAt TO ht
well on the wa 70 recovery. Very few
Of DR.. Ealy's friends knew Of his sud
den illness, however. they ar" all glat
70 hear he Is improving nicely.
M~oundsville Briefs
Word was received in the city yester
day OF DR.. L. T. HenDeu at Alliance. o
Dr. Hennen lett here about II year!
ago after a successful practice OF C!gh
years In this city. lie Is a brother-in
law OF Mrs. Earl Bonar. OF this city.
Mrs. S. NJ. fisher. OF Hannibal, 0.
spent Monday with friends in this city
Arhe J. Wells. former resident, OF tn: