The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

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Ferry Alumni held theirs in the Elm
school gym and the Bridgeport Alumni
held theirs in the Elks hail F"liu"
Ink a program and banquet at the EMS
hall, dancing was enjoyed the remainder
OF the evening.
Cannot Play Much Longer.
Tho tennis court at the high scho"'
will not remain much longer as TINS
space will be used in building. II the
Community Tennis club goes through
II will be a great help to those VII"
have been playing at the high school.
Two Games Sunday.
4 double header will be played by the
Dickey Birds and the Weilsburg tear"
at League park Sunday. providing
weather permits. The Ferry Will pre-
sent different lineup and Will be
strengthened In many places. Up TO
date. Martins Ferry has won only one
both next Sunday.
Move Next Week
The majority OF campers will move
into their camps next week. Several
families and groups of young men have
have been clearing the grounds and get
ting the place in shape. @record mum.
Der of people Will camp this season.
Lawn Fsts "Wednesday
The Junior Luther League OF ST
Johns Lutheran church will give a lawn
fete at the home OF Mr.. Mary SOM
mers on West Washington street next
Wednesday evening. All members are
invited and are requested TO bring a
friend. All kinds of refreshments vii
be sold on the grounds.
Play Nt. Pleasant
The Burlington ball club will play
the fast team from Mt. Pleasant a,
Stop this afternoon. The locals have
been going fine this season. winning ten
games and losing only two. Several OLD
timers are playing with the Burlington
team and the games have been drawing
large crowds.
Planning Many Events
As soon as the bathing beach at St"G
s is completed. all kinds of athletic
matches will be held. The big event
which the young men are planning Is
a swimming meet TO be held some time
in July. Invitations will be sent to al
the clubs in this city and vicinity &c
attend.
Many Mon Signed Up
Many old employees Of the sheet mill
which is to be started in the near fu.
ture. have signed up TO return to work
The mill has been down for n long time
and the authorities have given the men
chance 10 come back 10 work The
MILL is just about in shape 10 start
Work has been going on the last two
months in repairing and cleaning up
the mill which Is ABOUT completed.
May Soil Garage
r is rumored that local garage Will
sell out to a Wheeling concern and
move its headquarters 10 Bridgeport
Negotiations are belng made but II Is
not certain that t ne garage will be sold
One OF the buyers leased the Armory
hall to install a sales agency in this
city. not long ago
Same Number Of Mills
The same number OF mills will con-
tInuc to work AZ the Laughlin plant as
has been working the last few weeks.
The biggest part Of the mills are work
ing and the men are making good time.
1t was rumored that several more will
be put 20 work but there was no truth
TO the matter.
Succeed IN Painting
Although school DAYS are over for me
young men and women graduating ms
year and for three months for the under
classmen. The Seniors and Juniors
succeeded in getting some paint ard
whttewash on the side walks class nigh;
last Wednesday. There was no trouble
OF any sort throughout the night on SC
coGnt Of the orders issued 10 police 10
no: permit any celebration.
Children's Day
Sunday will be observed as Children =
Day at the First Presbyterian church.
\ special program has been arrlu:cd
To- the children and a packed church Is
expected.
Carnival at Leayue lark
The American Legion completed ar
rangemcn;s with the Barkont shows
which Is showing at the Island this
week 10 have them come to this city
next week. They will be stationed Rt
the League Park and will be under tho
auspices Of the local post American
Leg on.
Rev. French Elected
Rev. William French OF the United
Presbyterian church was elected preS!-
dent OF the Belmont County sunday
School Association in Shadyslde yes .er-
day.
Returns From Germany
Samuel BeavOn. son Of Mr. and Mre
David Beavon OF North Seventh stree
has been discharged from The army
where ne has been serving In Germany
for the last three years .Beavon wa+
about II years old when he entered the
service and has seen a great par; 81
Europe. He was a member Of the C'Iss
OF 1927 when ne Joined the army. EhIs.
Blair. also OF Seventh street was Is
charged. He served in the Air Corps
IN Texas.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Miss Emma Coyle has accepted s'tu-
alton at the Ultimate Bus company.
George Harris of Glenns Run returned
Yesterday from a two weeks visit with
relatives in New York city.
Russell Stein has accepted a position
with the Whitaker-Glessne plant in
Wheeling
Fred White. who has been Ill f"r the
past week. is able 10 be out again.
Mrs. r. W. Jones Of Columbus re-
turned home after attending the conn
mencement exercises in this city Thurs
day night.
There will he no pay AZ the local mill
today and u is expected that money Will