The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-11

and pastries. Local people are IN,
vited to visit the bakery. which Is
located IN Buffalo street. and see
how the bread and pastries are
made and the new methods used Ia
making. 3
III. Dtngler, former owner OF the
bakery, has not announced yet what
his intentions <for the future are,
butsit is believed he wiz. soon leays
for Baltimore, Nd, whese be will
locate.
Presented Good Program.
Members OF the Arian Literary
society OF the Warrington high
school and many townSpeople were
guests Of the Aurora Literary SO.
ciety at an entertainment present.
ed 1by them in the auditorium Of
the high school yesterday after.
noon. An excellent program com.
memorating the birthday OF Abra.
ham Lincoln was carried out. Sew.
eral musical numbers were inctud.
ed. Az the end OF the program val
entines for the different members
OF the faculty were presented. The
program presented by the Aurora
society was probably one Of the
best given by any organization o.
the high school this year.
1t was announced that on Friday,
February "a, the program would Do
In charge Of the members Of the
Arian society, at which time the
members of the Aurora and towns.
people would be guests.
Here for Funeral.
Several out-oi.town people ar.
rived in Warrington last evening
for the funeral OF John c. McClel.
land, age 81, Of this city, who died
a few days ago. Ameng those VIII,
arrived here last evening are: Fred
II. Millen and son, George, Smith.
field; Denzel Moore, Pine Bark,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moore,
Fairmont; MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Den.
mis- and son, Edward. Fairmont.
Others were expected TO arrive be.
fore the funeral services which
were held at his late residence
here. Interment was made at the
cemetery at Logansport In charge OF
local Undertaken ]. B. Lazear.
In Washington Again.
Clyde kid" Nay, young feather,
weight boxer, who left Warrington
several months ago to attend the
Dempsey Carpenter fight in New
Jersey, has returned to this city ana
Is shaking hands with his many 10.
cal admirers. The+kid" stated last
'evening that arrangements were
now under way that would proba.
bly, result In a Bout being arranged
between him and Mickey o'Brien,
also a former local boxer, who al
the present time Is training and
boxing In different towns in Ohio.
Nay also stated that the fight
would not be staged in Warrington
on account OF city officials making
them hold the fights out OF the cor
poration limits but that those ar.
ranging the bout would probably
decide to have It in .Moundsville.
Nay Is still training, and at tbs
present time weighs 1913 pounds,
which would place him In tho feath.
erweight class. While In New Jer.
sey Nay stated TO friends last eve.
ming. he had a few bouts. and also
fought while in Baltimore, Md. II
the bout between the local fIghte.
and o'Brien is arranged TO take
place in Moundsville; It Is believed
that several SMannington people
Will be on hand when It takes place.
Hurt. In Car Accident.
Paul Gallagher, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. b. Gallagher OF this city,
who was seriously injured when his
Ford coupe collided. with q Cleve.
land roadster belonging to Walter
Garrison, OF Fairmont at the cor.
ner OF Jackson street ana Cleveland
avenue, Is reported, as resting bet.
ter at this time. He has several
cuts on his face and his back Is
bruised considerably. Thelma
Rodgers, an occupant of the Cleve-