Bowling standings and scores for Cadillac and Elks
High individual game shows M Williams 133 for Cadillac and R Boyd 123 for G A A. High set tops include M Williams 348 for Cadillac and Carska den 345 for Elks. Elks lead team totals with 1520 pins, Cadillac 1464, Jr Women 1461. On Friday night December 3 G A A defeated Handley to complete a midweek set on December 1 with two wins.
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M. Williams
Cadillac
R. Boyd
C. Carskaden
Elks
H. Berry
Cadiillac
Bell Clothes
Bell Clothes team leads B League with season highs
Bell Clothes, led by Jack Wilkins 120 Jim Merriner 125 and Sam Shendow 120, posted a league high 1746 in three games and Loa added a season best 613 for Bell Clothes. Merriner sparked a 402 night with four strikes and four spares as Valley Service, Glaize & Bro., Clearbrook Woolen and Studebaker teams posted wins and high scores across the B League.
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Bell Clothes
Jack Wilkins
Bob
Jim Merriner
Sam Shendow
Loa
Merriner
Valley Service
Glaize & Bro
Lester Keiter
John Kanode
Pete Stipe
Jim Fiddler
Clearbrook Woolen
Snapp
Lawrence Price
Albert Larrick
Studebaker
Novick
Pete Braithwaite
Pete Anderson
Walter Gano
Hugh Funkhouser
Earl Willey
Hugh Patton
Kenneth Lonas
Bob Legge
Eddie Burch
Woolen No. 2
Friendship Fire
Friendship
Ryland Conner
Conner
Shore Defenses On New Britain Given Pounding
Allied air and naval forces pounded New Britain in a sustained campaign targeting Gasmata and Cape Gloucester with hundreds of tons of bombs. The raids aimed to neutralize anti aircraft defenses and support MacArthur’s advance on New Guinea, while Australians push inland on the Huon Peninsula. Ground guns were reported silenced at Cape Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain Island
Douglas MacArthur
New Guinea
Huon Peninsula
Gasmata
Gasmata, An Air Base and Plantation Area On the Southcentral
Thomas C. Kinkaid
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Rabaul
Japan
Truk
Finschhafen
Wareo
Solomons
Bougainville
Empress Augusta Bay
Ieee
Local Notices From Ungers Store Area Describe Births and Hog Market
Mr and Mrs Herman Davis bought the Scott Davidson farm near Ungers Store and moved in last Tuesday. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Clowser in Winchester Memorial Hospital on November 28. Hog butchering set records with thirteen hogs at one place and four hogs totaling about two thousand pounds at Mr J C Hobday’s. Various residents visit, shop or travel to Winchester and Washington DC for family and social occasions.
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Joseph
Troy Dick
Ora Mason
Irene
Hilda Files
Iva Dick
Winchester
Amy Pond
Nger
Ford
J. C. Hobday
Hobday
J. E. McDonald
D. W. Mauzy
Winchester Memorial
Charles Clowser
Vermont Cracen
D. W. Muuzy
Electra Hobdgy
Washington, D. C
Seymour Bohrer
Elijah Shade
Hedgesville
Jack Shade
Mar
Nevil Dick
Shockeyville
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Skin Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple, economical remedy for severe itching. It claims the first application provides relief and promotes healing with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
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Moone
Clarke County Real Estate Transfers Summary
Clarke County records list transfers including J A Russell to S Shearer and Gladys Cianeer for the Dower Tract a 13 acre parcel in Longmarsh District with two roads and 19 square poles for 10 dollars and other value. Sarah Crown to Rob S Weaver and Freda Weaver for a Walnut Street fronting lot 30 in Berryville. Ludessa C Gore to John M Kackley et al for a Smith Addition lot in Berryville abutting Rice Street. H Rathbone Smith estate to Chandler White Smith for an 11 1 2 acre tract atop Blue Ridge in Battletown District for 10 dollars and other value.
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John A Russell
Etto Paul
Shearer
Gladys Ciaianeer
Longmarsh
J. Ed. Thoma
Sarah J. Crown
Robi. S. Weaver
Freda K. Weaver
Walnut Street
Berryville
Crown
Ludessa C. Gore
John Martin Kackley
Helen Ruth Kackley
Willie May Kackley
Lawrence Rudolph Kackley
Smith Addition
Rice Street
J. B. Jones
Co. L. Robey
H. Rathbone Smith
Chandler White Smith
Blue Ridge Mountain
Battletown
White Post Social Notes and Local Visits
PFC Cleo W. Wood returns to Fort Lewis after a furlough with his mother Mrs. C. W. Wood. Miss Helen Goodbar of Newport News visits Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Ernest Elsen visits Maryland and Washington this week. Max Dearmont employed in Shepherdstown for fifteen days. Mozelle Gaunt of Washington D C visits her son and daughter in law Sherman and Marguerite Masemer. Friends and relatives mention Alla mong ill. C. W. Wood of Maryland spends the week end with family. W A Dearmont Jr. hosts at Kenneth Ball and Max Dearmont. Sherman Masemer and daughter visit Marguerite Baldwin and Mary Gore at Browntown. Pvt Holmes Haymaker spends week end leave with father L. S. Haymaker. Haymaker is stationed at Cumberland Gap Pa where he attends school.
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White Post
Cleo W. Wood
Fort Lewis
W.ton
C. W. Wood
Helen Goodbar
Newport News
Wood
Ernest Elsen
Maryland
Washington
Max Dearmont
Shepherdstown
Mozelle Gaunt
Washington, D. C
Sherman Masemer
Marguerite Baldwin
Mary Gore
Browntown
Holmes Haymaker
L. S. Haymaker
Haymaker
Cumberland Gap Pa
Atteding School
Rest Sunday School to rehearse Christmas program
Rest Virginia reports the Rest Sunday School is rehearsing for a Christmas Eve program at the church. The W S C S holds its December meeting next Saturday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H B Sell. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jones were honored guests at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. M S Snapp and Mrs. John Teter.
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Rest
W. 5S. C
H. B. Sell
LeRoy Jones
M. S. Snapp
John Teter
Snapp
Winchester
G. L. Snyder
W. F. Bull
Woodstock
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Evening Star Ladies
Club
G. A
Sceneveveres
Elks Seers
Star Office Teen
Hand Tetes
Beta Sigma Phi O
Clearbrook Woolen Thee
Novicks Ee
Aisha
Merodastary Ostrez
Merodastary Ostrez Only 350) For Sae
Bakers Drug Store
George Washington Garage
Xmas
PYREX
Cory Coffee
Miller’s
Sherwin-Williams
MacArthur
Ungers Store
Clarke County Realty
Evening Star
Plastic Soldier
Grumman Avenger
Joe"Ott
Pei
India
Loudoun St
Ami
Main St
Wardoleum
Mit
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