The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
Woody, and Buzzy and Murroui.
Baxter-Post, Sales and Rosenberg.
Class Meetlnq.

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The four Bible classes OF the
adult and young peoples depart
ment met at the church last Thurs
day evening and held a Joint bust.
ness meeting. The meeting was In
charge Of the pastor, who gave an
address and also introduced the
budget system for the coming year.
His address was mainly on teacher
training and training for leader.
ship.
AZ the close Of the pastors ad.
dress E. w. Athey, teacher OF the
Young Mems Glass, gave a talk
on the social condition Of the com.
muntty. Miss Jessie Ice told what
the teacher training has already
done for the local school and what
IL will do II the present plans are
carried out. She also stated tina.
there were to be few more
classes added to the Elementary
Department, which would necessi.
tate more teachers. II teachers
did not volunteer. miss Ice said
luGy WOuIu Ue uEaLleu.
AT the close Of the meeting re.
freshments were served by the girls
OF the young peoples department.
May Lose Foot.
Mrs. Mackey OF Grant Town en-.
tered Cook Hospital Friday. Mrs
Mackey has suffered all summer
with blood poisoning caused from
a corn. In the early part OF the
summer calf stepped on her foot
which caused che corn to ahcess
and blood poisoning set in.
Seriously Hurt.
In collision between a Ford
automobile and a large truck owned
by the Imperial Ice Cream Co. Fred
Moore was fatally hurt. His skull
was badly fractured and he Is not
expected TO live. The truck was
driven By oryil Edgar OF Fairnont.
who was returning there after tax.
Ing load Of cream to Fairriew.
The accident occurred on a level
stretch of road on the bridge in
front OF the feed store owned By
Alpha Toothmau at Grays Flats.
The two drivers miscalculateI the
distance and both were holding the
road too much to pass on the
bridge. The front left wheels
caught each other which turned
both cars over. throwing the driY.
ers out Of their cars.
Moore was found considerable
distance from his car In an uncon.
scious condition. He was immedi.
ately rushed to the hospital, where
he later died. Edgar landed 10 the
top Of the hood OF the truck and
was not hurt except for a few
scratches. The truck received "a
broken hood and a few other minor
damages. The Ford was compete.
ly demolished, having turned over
several times.
Arm Broken.
Claud Hubs received a broken
arm in an automobile wreck which
occurred last Thursday night. Ha
was turning his car around when
In some manner the. car backed
over an em0anKment and broke his
arm beneath it. The bone was bad.
ly smashed as the entire weight
OF the car was on IT. He is getting
along nicely at this time. \
Hospital Patients.
Walker Almond, who seyera,
months ago was burned on the
arm, blood poisoning setting in
causing him to be taken to the hos.
pital for treatment. has returned
To- the hospital. He was brought
home few weeks ago and was gel.
ting along nicely when his condl.
ton became worse, and he had 10
Mrs. Ed Meyers is also again In
Cook Hospital, having been there
most OF the summer. She has been
home for several weeks but was
taken back Friday.
Afternoon Callers
The Rev. and Mrs. l. s. Tvler v;s.
ICED Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Ice ON Ar.
nett's Run Monday afternoon. -