Monongah Bowling Scores Lead Pack After Week Twelve
Monongah Bowling News notes week twelve averages across teams led by Pirates 675 and Tigers 633 while Cubs 606 raves 545 and Yankees 515 trail. High individual average goes to Captain Howard Fleming with 125s and 108 for WW Fleming. numerous spellings of players appear.
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Fairmont and Monon Residents Active in Local Visits
Clyde Leonard tended to business in Fairmont yesterday afternoon while Dana Miller called on friends at Traction Park. Anderson has been ill at home near Monon for several days. Thomas Talbott visited Fairmont, and John Davis attended Mrs Letcher Villars funeral at Everson yesterday afternoon. Otis Jones and his brother Paul were calling out of town yesterday.
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J M Cook Funeral Set For Barrackville Thursday
The funeral of John Milton Cook of Barrackville who died Tuesday at Mont Hospital No 3 will be held Thursday at 10 30 am from the Christian church in Barrackville. Rev M Rice and Rev J Frank Ice will conduct services. Interment follows at Lee Cemetery with Undertakers R L Cunningham.
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Washington News Gossip on Prohibition Amendment Submissions
Petitions from Huntington groups led by The Gleaners and various church and society circles urge submission of the national prohibition amendment. Congressman Woodyard signals support, while other local post offices see appointments and openings. A broad mix of pension, military and administrative actions fill the day, with Woodyard’s family holiday plans noted as well.
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Fragmented Riff on a Street Scene and Theft
A dialogic, damaged OCR fragment recalls a man on a sidewalk observing a street scene. It mentions two boys breaking a light car and stealing thirty dozen items from Orgs, with garbled pricing and exclamations about a sale.
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