The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
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Celebrated 72nd birthday

Celebrated 72na eHIhoSy
dmuud S-.@'2."''n. %. '"'~. "","
hand. celebrated h.- 'N'"'> ''t
birthday "n saturday. \ "'H'""r "I
relatives a"d friends Et''t'i'' az >'o
homo and a liz" H"ia'taN ''AAe' W.T.
; enjoyed a. noon Taos" present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. John {. iadinSS.Mr' ana
Mrs. Walter W!ii.tmS. Mr.. ana Mrs'
! Clarenc> IoEn~t"@ ami 'n.jdrcn N.~4
Rhea Tnr'"r@r.d. John Williamson
! Charles Wc,;y and FrcsS Williams
Basketball Game
. A douh'e-nrldrv Basketball game VII
be nlay,d a, the fora, halt on the
county fair grounds at this place on
wedposday evening. The gam" =
called for so. Tho Earncsv'llc Tx
school girls Will play the local High
scbool girls team. while the M"li"aw
F'ords viii hI,.lH WITH the s.. 'Na'rs-
willie Alumni. Roth games are expected
10 be hard fnurht and interesting ana
are being looked forward 70 hE BASKET
ball fans.
70 p1av NrukSinSpm
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"so a. .,nrns, !. be;,~
v ! "a -. ho,b ,a.m4
uaSp1seI =" r".,r5 <o- tha season.
49, - E--- Ill q 900 ~ - a ~ me
Nc! "Ms p,rn,s,,,lo IN witness
IN -'0
N"' - ~,u
- ~ r,r,T Dnhl,,. schools
,ha, ,,,-n th,, .w,rty-ays Of the
rn,T,s ara mo, ah,e 20 attend on ac-
-, ~ tbc ,,,pns While All OF the
y-adns have soma ON, on account OF the
Tl,ass mos, M, ,h, "a Sos come from the
b,ybe- Trades and tnr hjgh school.
Mayor. Court
Two alleged l:cuoy law yiolators were
arraiSpcl before Mayor Henry VI.
Davies on Saturday afternoon. Both
w. charged with manufacturing in
+ox,rating LIQUORS and in both cases
pleas OF not guilty were entered and
bond given for hearing on March o3rd.
The TWO men were Joseph Petronic and
Pete Ugren. both OF kinsman. The.
were arrested IN Friday night by Depu-
" Prohibition Inspector John c. Idd-
ings and hts force and 1t Is alleged that
the officers found two large stills, three
sets OF coils. about 30 gallons OF rye
and corn whiskey and n large amount
OF mash when they searched the prem
lses.
, Bank Opening . Success
The opening Of the new home o; the
First National Bank OF st. Clairsv.l!s
vi 'AAN ~ "'ANs "a 'N|
a decided success IN every particular.
The building waS opened to public in
Spect!on about two o'clock in the after
, noon and from then un;il nearly ten
. o'clock IN the evening. the bank was
Z filled with visitors. \ large number OF
plants and cut lowers were arranged
about the room. the bank being the re
cipient OF many tokens OF best wishes
. from other banks IN the county. In
, the evening 4 nine piece orchestra fu:-
uished music for the occasion.
. Ever one that visited the bank was
well pleased With the building and eN-
pressed IN" oHinion mar theE conS.deTed
Il one of the H"eSt In the country.
Old Fashioned Literary
r. An old fashioned literary VIII be he'd
In the local Methodist chur'h tomorrow
q evening at I:3p. The admission VII! be
a silver Offering. II has oeen the GUS
tom for a numoe or years 10 hoid
one OF these literaries and much inter
Sst is displayed The program follows;
p Recitation ttaSS-MiSs Minnie Arnold
Herbert Williamson Eleanor ffcNer-
inS' Wilma HlI'er' 10y L"rsn,1
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