Sellout Expected For Big Double Bill At Garden
New York January 1 14 percent. St Louis University's unbeaten basketball team led by Easy Ed MacAuley heads to Madison Square Garden for a double bill with Long Island and City College. MacAuley praised as top center and team player, while coach Ed Hickey lauds his defense and Ed’s scoring. Long Island meets West Virginia in the opener, City College vs Cit in the nightcap as Garden tickets sellout likely.
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New All Masonry Home in Brownlow Park
Parrish Agency promotes a new all masonry home in Brownlow Park with paved lot, modern kitchen and bath, full basement, five rooms, hardwood finish, gas forced air furnace, Rockwool insulation, and a trade in option. Price well within market. quick sale urged. Also Bargains at 2 E Wilford with seven rooms and bath, structurally sound main house, porches needing repair, near business, school and church, priced at 2500. Must be sold quickly.
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Miriam Nester Lodge President For Second Year
Miriam Nester Lodge was re elected president of White Rose Grove No 2 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at ceremonies in the K of P Friendship Hall last night Other officers installed included Betty Gene McWilliams Mi
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Classified Ads For Sale And Rent Notice
Classified page lists Collie pups for sale with phone number 928 W 4 and a three room furnished apartment for rent with number 1114. It notes advertising rates 4 cents per word for first insertion, 3 cents per word for three or more consecutive insertions, a minimum 75 cent charge, and cash in advance policy.
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Rituals and Officers Highlight 1948 White Rose Lodge Notes
A meeting record details ritualistic work by Mrs Mildred Cole and team during the year with participants including Miss Nancy Kemple Mrs Edith de Foley and others. Proficiency certificates were awarded by the national headquarters to several members for opening balloting initiatory and closing ceremonies. New officers were installed and the lodge preparing for inspection at February 14 meeting.
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Brown
Richman Insurance takes two of three in City League match
In Ceramic Club alleys Richman Insurance defeated VFW two games to one with 354 total pins to 330. Slim Alestock led Richman with 500 pins, Bert Carroll top for VFW with 471. The Carr China and Business Men matches show Carr China at 453 handicap to 431 for Business Men, with John Kirkpatrick 478 for Carr China and Jack Pitman 589 for Business Men.
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One-Point Heartbreakers Dominate Weekend Cage Card
The week’s slate shows Morgantown at Fairmont East and multiple district matchups across the region. Washington Irving meets Elkins, and Glenville hosts Bethany as players chase late-season gains amid coaching trials.
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Blind student trains in first aid at Virginia school
A blind student at the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind learns bandaging and first aid as instruction is provided by the Augusta County Red Cross chapter in Staunton Virginia.
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Marshall College Drops Sixth Loss of Season to Dayton
Marshall College remains at .500 after a 92 78 defeat to the Dayton Flyers in Dayton. Bill Toothman led Marshall with 22 points while Norman Wiley, Dick Erickson, and Ivan Repass added 11 and 9 respectively as the team trailed early and never caught up.
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North selects E. F. Dupke to lead West squad in North South game
Charleston January 11 E F Dupke of Triadelphia High School Wheeling will head the North squad for the 16th annual North South Football Game August 19. He will choose two assistants and a 25 man North roster from Northern West Virginia talent. Dupke’s Triadelphia team went 9 1 1 this season with a lone tie and a scoreless draw with Martins Ferry.
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Lucky Roger Survives Pond Fall In Silver Spring Rescue
In Silver Spring Maryland three-year-old Roger Mason survived a pond accident after his mother Mrs Leroy W Mason recalled her Red Cross first aid training and revived him following a fall into a fish pond. Roger later quipped I dranked too much water.
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