The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-24
YODI ERs DELIGHT
A |. IT: ! \ CROWDS
Or. Domar Delivers az
Interesting Lecture at
Cflautauqua.

lnleTeSulig8 i-eGluFe d.
CIlautauqua.
F AT RvyIiE w, June
Pietsch.s Swiss Alpine Yodlers, IN s
the picturesque costumes OF the
Swiss mouutaineers, were the
chief entertainers in yesterdayts
As had been expect
3ed. these artists scored the bis
4gest hit on the program, being
5encored time and time again.
Their program yesterday after-{
noon is said to be the best thai has
been given in FairviewS for yearslS
1t consisted of several popular
selections but chiefly of son SIS
sung in the Swiss dialectswith the
yodling effect which delighted the &:
listeners. Their program last 4
evening attracted the largest
audience OF the season and the big (
tent rang with applause after
each number.
lures in yesterdays programs. Ing
the afternoon he%gaye an address y
on the su bject, The Storm, andhs
in the course of the lecture Ape ke
of Lew Wallace's famous T5Yetss 4
Ben Hur,., In terms of approba1
ton and gave several incid ents
from the story as illustrations ON
his address. Last night he ia liked 81
on the subject. The Spirit of the W
terms OF the, patriotism of TIA
average American. Both lece
lures were considered good and Fs
much favorable comment was
heard OF the appropriateness#of Of
the subject.
Today's programs promise to
rival in interest those of yester-fs
day. Albert Marion Hyde, field
superintendent for the chautau;z7S3
qua will deliver two LECTURES. Il
.%eThe Durable Satisfactions OF
aud The Spirit of the Ptoneert
at s O'Clock tonig ht am
iHendry will furnish the entertaf
ment for both programs. s
said that Mr.. Hendry eXcelsi ny
only as an impersonator. butsaf
a musician of marked ability
Both programs are sexpected to y
draw large crowds Is
ChiIdrcn's Night.
a children's day program vii
be given in the First Methodist
Episcopal auditorium at s o,cloc ~
tomorrow night. A splendid pros
gram has been arranged for the@S
occasion consisting Of music,
readings and tableaux. The chii5n1a
dren have been having rehearsa e
for several days and it said ths{
they have their parts we'll Ia &.
hand and the program promis{
to- be a rare treat for local pc
pie. i3ssSs s5ss sSs$as 4
Last Practice
. The Fairyiewi Independ ents he'll
=, al, loo a
ing before meeting the fast soingy
Idamay baseball team in Black
shere Park tomorrow afternooI r
Fairview handed this team
small end Of a 20 score at ia
view early in the season, but hss
cause of some hard luck lost on
to them in Blackstone Park week
later. The locals are conf dent
that tomorrows contest will emu
the series with "a defeat for Ida
mays team. Tus tin who held them T.
to two hits and no runs on Fair 4
view grounds in their first game, X
will again be on the mound SUM
day. Stewart will fill the acksto2 t.
position. . sS5
Eddy-Snodgras
q Announcement Of the marriage f
or LEO Eddy, a form r membe
the American itionary Force
anu t%SsSt
In the Fairview public schools +
have been mad e The ceremony
took place last Monday evening insl
Fairvtew.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs c. Ashby OF
are visiting the 49,
tiers father, the Rev So yyler,s
this week.
Mrs. Sterling Too hnnan was adj
Z foI
day for an operation
Charles McElroy who has bes1]
i'll at his home on NJ ercha strsef
is improving rapidly
Mrs Josephine Haymol 5
Fairmont was Fairv1ew
Miss Ruth Hefner of Craft
transacting busin ess in 5s g = 8.
yesterday.
K. a. Maxwell, student
West Virginia University,
visitor in Fairyiew yesterda}
. Miss Mary Christy of ~.
town has accepted the posft ~
ms true tor in domestic scfeA q
local high school 4 - ~ 2
81 Milton Sherman Harper
way, S. Civil teach com
subjects in F airyiewss High
.. r.. copp Of washingt
lege, Tenn wfo was ath
rector in the local hi gh sch -. =
year, will return for ano the
Tenant. has sbeensrsIained
as principal OF the FAIRY grades
FOR another year. This is NIT en- K
nants fourteenth year in thiss
capacity 4
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