The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
REV,H \, G. GAUNT NAMED
PRESIDENT OF ROTARY
Annual Election AT Dinner LaEt Even
ing-Hodglnan Relates Cal
HorniA TIP.

Rotary club was held last evening m
tho -Ancs,ic Science rooms .: the
MoundSvillc High school.
The newly elected officers are as fos-
lows:
President-Rcy. II. G. Gaunt
Observation-Disclosures VI. Sand.n.
Treasurer-Dr. Roy {. Laud!n.
Secretary, i. Pratt.
The directors arc: Max Bachcnhe:mcr.
Roger Il. Mckahar. and past president
4. C. ScroSsinS.
The principal speaker /, the meeting
was B. r. Hodgman. who recently re-
turned from California. and told IN 4
highly entertaining way his experiences
in Los Angeles, San Francisco and sew
sral other places OF interest which he
visited.
The young aides Of the Domestic
Science class prepared ard served 4
tempting dinner for the Rotarlans and
following the neal presented each
Rotarian present with = delicious box
OF home made candy. Tho club then
presented Miss Nellie ktt:le. teacher
the class. with i bcaut!:u! box =
a Grs; ~, w,r
be tHA speaker at thr next meeting O.
the M~oundsvil.c Rotary club. which will
be held TUESDAY At noon IN the base
ment of the First Methodist church..
meeting time has been changed SO a. -
ACCOMMODATES Mr.. NaS.N". \. larc" repre-
sentative body OF MOUND ttty ltotcs are
expected 10 b. IN a~teudancc at the moot
ing as Mr.. Savillc IS a highl" accom-
plished speaker.
Atrplanes Leave
The four Dciiaviiarl type govern
ment airplancs that landed here Thurs
day afternoon "urou'" {" Michel fl"td,
Long Island. from McCook Field. Day
ton. o.. lef, Friday morning for their
destination point. The planes were as
sembled At the former air service hFinG
Geld for use at Mitchell and are Of the
latest type OF ships in government ser
vice.
Many In Road Camps
OF the total population q: the pen
ttentlary, l.524.i@4 are located in road
camps in the various parts OF the state
Warden J. II. Terrell. stated last even
ing. As soon rs weather conditions per
init more prisoners from the pen here
viii be sent TO state road amp I" aiu
in the construction Of IN" new link Vt
highways for West Virginia.
Laundry Nears Completion
A new laundry for MoundSv!.le IS fast
nearing completion. The structure is
being put up by J. NJ. Gandee and Sons
Il Is being constructed on 4 spot where
the plant OF the Daisy MANUFACTURING
once stood. Tn" bui.dinc IS u
be IS by 90 feet and tircproot through
out. II is now being wired preparatory
to the installation OF the machinery.
PA cnildren's Week
MoundsviIle Sunday schools have
completed preliminary arrangements for
~ t,A~>o'. NJa.Er uhfCh will lN bold
during the former pnrt Of May. The
exact date for tho opening OF the week
will be set at 4 meeting OF representa-
lives from the various Sunday schools
on Sunday May !.
Mcclulkey Spoke Hsre
Hon, ". O. McCiuskcy. OF Wheeling
delivered a most interesting address 10
M~ou1dsVille fo.Ns last night ut the
Park theatre on Europe, It's People
and Their Customs" Tho speaker just
recently returned from another periodi-
cal trip abroad and revealed some in
teresting things TO the Moundsrtlle pub
lie regarding tho people living on the
European continent.
q. = e.. Ladies TO Meet
r,ecial meeting o. the Ladies o.
,,s Grand Army oc the Republic vii,
be held this afternoon at . o'clock at
their HdLi Oll 1t.Nh NCNSa" X
members are to he halloted upon and
other matters % mportance taken up
The latter includes plans for the stu &c
convention Of ~" C-and Army OF tho
Republic which - I" be held here r"X:
month.
Nurses 30 Graduate
Five nurses arc 20 graduate from the
Reynolds Memorial hospital at the an
nual exercises Ia y" held Wcdu"sdav
evening, May :. ~ ~" Glendale NJ. T..
church. Or Frank I.eMoyuc lIuHp. az
Wheeling. will deliver tho c~urnn.n"e-
ment address. tn" diplomas are 20 h-
presented by Bishor ". l.. ~';ravatt. g.
Charleston. Tho nurses % graduate are
Misses Edna Vivian Nic&le. Mado. Ont
Margaret Hewitt. Cameron: Xina Mavis
Langford. Weston: Vera Pauline Ronar.
and BESSIE Cor!rn HARRISON. OF this civ
Hill Funeral sunday
Tomorrow aficru0nn az = IN o'clock
from the home OF his daughter. Mrs. }.
w. Powell. on jefferson av~nu" Will he
hold the funeral rites for the LAT" Felix
NJ. Hill, who passed away at t."h ~"'cl"c';
Friday morning follow = several weeks
illness Of asthma. IT," services WILL hH
In charge OF Rev. J.. l. Smith. "f Tho
Christian church. Burial vii. he made
At the Greenlawn rencter%.
Mr.. Hill was born March .. ISi@. ut
Proctor. wetzel county. wH"r" l." sp' nj
mort ~ his ife. He moved :" MoundN-
willie eighteen years ago and has lived
here since. lie IS 4 veteran UC..Gc I.v.: