The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
BENWOOD
CLAIM
JOHN bURKLE
RESIDENT OF MILL TOWN FOR
NEARLY HALF CENTURY
EXPIRES
Member Of Catholic Church ana Fra
tsrual Order Of Eagles

ono Of Rsuword's pioneer citizens
John RurSle, aged 50. passed away at
his home M. 1895 Marshall street yes
,crday afternoon.
Mr.. Burke was well known IN this
city having resided here for III" past
- Years and his many friends VIII be
shocked - hear Of his death. The de-
aScd was A member of the McMechen
Lodge OF Eagles and n devout member
rc tho ST James Catholic church in
McMechcr. lle was president or the
Fourth and Fifth ward hoseh"use.
II~ Is survived by six children; Mrs
Lcnn-a pickry. Of Rcnw"od: w. {. hur-
kla az Glendale: Mrs. J"hn l. Lily. OF
,;lcnda,e. Edward !. EurSic. OF Woods
dale: Mrs. Louis Rc-trhy 81 Old Fo'nt
comfort Virginia. and Miss ResSs
Burke q, home.
Til" funeral arranSen"nt7 are as |''
,ncrmrirte but Roy. Father '"rc"ran
nc tho s.. lanes Ca'h"!i' chur"'' WI"
ne III charge
Interest IN Appointments
Local citizens arc taking much inter-
es; IN the appointments "h''h WI" 10
made a, the organization meeting OF
rho r;,v council To I've hold next Mon
dav nr.ning. Many local Democrats
arc =, favor u. Attorney 7. s. R!l"% for
rho CIV $niicitnrSrIp although nj" ap-
noyu,nr,:. = doubtful owing I" 81 o.
,,, ron rouncilmcu being ie2uh'i"anS
:, g., understood that Ralph ". ''anoH'
49,, ,r t'cuuriimau W :. GandN. Wlll 90
{, no race for tho city "'"'h '' - =
I,,oh k"ssler. present S'T'"' '"'"'",>
,Io,nr * .he only applicant ~ IN"
.,-cct commissioner Job which $40 "3
ilied - ;us u"At meeting
Hitchman working
-,,,. rJl.h,n.n coal me-" IN i""'l
c.-,nal wh.rh vas working nus '"'
t,r,,I., for the last Ne"k. Is no" WIZ"
r,,.- IN an 50 per con; bass ROY - 80,
o,L after the Strth" Star'cd r"'
v,,. =. work. wher" ~ norma
,,,r, uou'd hc 20 a. w"rN' '''""
49,, .r., started Ia work ANTI no" 'nN'
ne spproximate'r 50" mon No'"N
Oman Session.
uil he observed at Union
,,,,,,, tomorrow evening AMI quite
,,,,her If local people "rlt at"hn 'oe
I.as Tho STUDENTS viii h" At "rH
,,o, arc in tho regular school haH
49,, ,hnsa a,,oudtrE will y" taken to inc
49, .,sarnoms 80 >ce h"" ~" s"hooi
j., rnrdurtcd Following 'ne
w.. session. which will close At go
,,o-o ,rili he several prominent
-
,,c,,.rs present to discuss the ehuca
,inual uU;'noE.
FOREIGNER Fined,
s,ovn K;ri.i, VAS ci'"n hearing ~,
;,h. bernrs MAYOR ulay% Sprouts ann
,os f,nc,l SIT arI costs. hft'Nr EN"''
,5n tho arrest and he appeared rctore
w. ,,,,n, IN TWO charges on" TOT
5r,,,,,cn,nss ard the other for f'ehuns
tIo IA. aSSc -sed 81 and cost tor drunk
an,ers and $40 and cost Cor l;Ehtns'
Bridge Site.
covs-al mon we're in this Guy !es'eV-
10. ,nokjrr for possible sit" Cor the
nronoseI Bcnwocd- Rrllarc brtdEe.w which
y ~ hc erected shortly by the Interstate
bridge Company Of Bclla:r". These men
r,.,e several locations in Wow but II -
~, .,ovn which they vii! choose. the
,,os. nlielv si,A for tho bride is south
=, ,hr Ea:t!mnrc g. ohio railroad bridge
and Il IS though, that this IS where the
.,-rr.urs will connect with this city
work ON THIS structure will probably IA
started with;u the next month should
,bey locate a suitable site.
Benwood Briefs
Edward roory was a business visitor
IN Wh""liuG yesterday.
Miss Nett!e Fisher Is improving after
;s.'rnt illness
Walter I.auders Ia recovering from