Marion bats surge in weekend rout of Dittmans
Marion wins two games against St. Louis Dittmans, 6-1 on Saturday and 17-8 on Sunday, boosting team batting to .467 in Sundays game. Notable performances include Jones 1.000, Bloomer .600, Understock .666, O Connell and LaMaster with solid hits. Hutton and Clark contribute home runs as Marion racks 17 runs despite eight earned. Pitching by Hutton and Raleigh steadies defense amid multiple misplays.
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Mr. Davis
Tulsa
Okla
Herrin
Jones
Bloomer
Understock
O'Connell
LaMaster
Hutton
Wasem
Jonsie
Bliss
Waechter
Dittman
Marionites
Wills
Mony
Dilts
Mohr
Clark
Hut
Kircher
Schully
E-Eserse
Braun
Cf .S
Dittmans
Builler
Mowery
Marne Hamilton
Schulty
Raleigh
Marlon
Bett
Miller
Hobein
Hutton Mohr
Hampton
O’connell
Hobern
Hamilton
Dittman Shoe Company
St. Louis
Harding
Mickey” Wasem
Aping
Boomer
Scooioy
Connell
Junes
Lilooner
Wolf
Shoemakers
Intermark
Ircher
Kirker
Hobin
LaManter
Bilas
Vince Ef Harding
Warton Tbs
Basses
Jones Bloomer
Uns
Wassem
Holen
Kircker
Vinseon
Lowery
Marion glimpses of neighbors on a busy Monday
Marion residents and visitors are listed in a crowded social sketch noting travel to Carbondale, Goreville, Benton, Chicago, and Chicago suburbs for business, visits, and family events. The piece mentions several named individuals, their destinations, and occasions from a weekend to a weeklong span.
Mrs Lemmon Weds J W McNulty in St Louis Parsonage
Announcement records the marriage of Mrs Littie Bainbridge Lemmon of Marion to J W McNulty of Washington Pa. The ceremony occurred at ten o'clock Wednesday morning at a St Louis Methodist parsonage with a local clergyman officiating. Mrs McNulty, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Bainbridge, has lived in the area and later moved to Washington Pa, where she met her husband.
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Lemmon
Littie Bainbridge Lemmon
J. W. McNulty
Washington
St. Louis
McNulty
J. A. Bainbridge
Lawrence Bainbridge
Don. Fulton
Ova Moulton
Goreville
Dolph Stanley
Gilbert White
Benton
Marion
George White
Lee Goley
Route Five
Ralph Woodard
West Frankfort
Allen Webb
West Main Street
W. B. Craig
Carterville
Reproduction Theme in a Fragmented Etching Discussion
The fragment discusses an etching linked to reproduction and expression. It mentions a branch mice, various production concerns, and notes on dealers, posts, and vendors, with unclear context and many garbled terms.
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Taseinadeg
Ds Alsa & Foopess
Hayter
Man to Be Dreaded in Widest World Parsonage
Fragmentary historical note reflects a mistranscribed line about a "harp one altogether fatal parsonage" and a speaker who doubts his own sight, in a curious archaic voice. Readable texture hints at moral or prophetic commentary on wrongdoing and perception.
Hert Dies at Washington Leading Republican figure
A. T. Hert of Louisville Republican National Committeeman and prominent leader died suddenly at the New Willard hotel in Washington on June 7 after a stroke. He headed the American Creosoting Company and had ties to many ventures. funeral arrangements were not yet announced in Louisville.
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Washington
A. T. Hert
Louisville
Natonal
New Willard Hotel
Hert
American Creosoting Company
Dataka Stories in Buddhist Canon Collection
Dataka refers to a technical term for a tale of a previous birth of Buddha. The term also denotes a collection containing 547 such stories, included in the Buddhist canon.
Gas Flow Tips From a Home Printer Column
Readers can maintain strong gas flow by keeping burners clean. Soak stove parts in hot soapy water monthly to remove grease and ensure burners operate efficiently. Regular cleaning prevents buildup that hinders flame and performance.
Not Envy for Those Beneath Him in the Upper Berth
A Boston Transcript writer notes people rarely envy those below them and asks how this applies to the man in the upper berth of a Pullman. The remark probes social attitudes toward status and comfort on trains.
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Boston Transcript
Death in California Taken Mrs Moore of Marion Family Note
Parton receives telegram from John Moore of Los Angeles reporting the death of Mrs Moore at four a m in California. Daughter Hilda age thirteen survives along with her husband, father D C Parton of Marion, and a host of relatives. Burial plans not learned. burial will likely be in California.
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Parton
John Moore
Los Angeles
Calif
Moore
Mr. Parton
Mrs. Moore
Marion
California
D. C. Parton
Hilda
Prohibition Enforcement Commissioner Resigns in Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Commissioner Kramer has tendered his resignation. His successor will likely be named within the next twenty four hours according to today’s announcement. Sunday dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Davis Kise of South Vicksburg street, with guests Mr. and Mrs. Corby Wicknam enjoying a good dinner and pleasant afternoon.
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Washington
Prohibition Enforcement
Kramer
Davis Kise
South Vicksburg Street
Corby Wicknam
Patent for device to soften box fees of shoes noted
A Louisville Courier-Journal note mentions a practical device patented to ease the cost of shoe boxes. The idea, described by a reader as suited for use on crowded trolleys, suggests innovation from someone likely unused to such conditions.
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Dss
Louisville Courier-Journal
One Way to Tell A Neck Clue On Street Manners
A Galveston News item notes a general rule observed on the street: the back of a man's neck may reveal whether he will offer his seat to a standing lady.
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Galveston
Miss Used for Girls Under Ten in England
The term Miss was once applied only to females under ten years old in England, reflecting historical usage not current practice.
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England
Chancery Notice in Potter Divorce Case Illinois 1921
In Williamson County Circuit Court state of Illinois Maurice R Potter sues Nellie Potter in chancery for annulment. Affidavit shows Nellie non resident. summons issued April 20 1921 returnable July 11 1921. Clerk L O Caplinger seals June 6 1921. O L Duty Compt's Sol.
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Ilinois
Williamson County
Circuit Court
Maurice R. Potter
Nellie Potter
L. O. Caplinger
Marion
L. Duty
Compt
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George Pride
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