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In men's C league competition
Monday night Dec. 23, Frank's
Grocery continued to lead the
league by winning four points on
a forfeit from the DeMolays. As
a team is required to roll to win
a forfeit the grocery team rolled
a total of 2,166 pins.
During the week some very good j
series were rolled, with Joe Larson |
leading with a 575 series, followed j
by Brano with 545 and Burke with
540. Leading in the singles division
was L. Kucera with 224, followed
by Brano with 218 and Lewis with
214.
In one of the closest matches of
the season in men's C league the
newly organized Independents nos
ed out the Farmers Union, three
points to one. They won the first 1
game by one pin, won the second (
by 30, lost the third by 25, to take
total pins by a narrow margin of
six.
Tuesday night in the men's B '
league all the games were postponed j
until a later date. The teams are I
so close in this league that a play- j
off will be held at the convenience j
of the teams. |
Thursday night in ladies' A league :
the Board of Trade won all four
points from the Farmers Union;
total pins were Board 2055, Farm
ers Union 1880. Vaughn-Ragsdale
continued in first place by downing
Laurel Alleys four points; total pins
were Vaughn-Ragsdale 1943, Alleys
1794.
Friday night in men's A league
Greening Chevrolet entry got hot,
with Joe* Larson hitting for 575 !
to lead the way for four points over j
the V. F. W. No. 2 team. Ed Burke I
fired 540 for the vets, all to
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Total pins were Greening's I
2527, Veterans No. 2 2335. Laurel |
Alleys and the Veterans team No. j
1 split two points each, with the i
Alleys taking one game and total |
pins 2389-2372. j
In a postponed game from Dec. 6
the Laurel Alleys nosed out the V.
F. W. No. 1 team two games out
of three and total pins 2435 to 2397.
This cut into the lead of the vets
Eliminate Drag Chain
The noisy drag chain on trucks
and tankers now may be supplanted
by a strip of electricity-conducting
rubber, which eliminates the static
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that every day is the
best day in the year
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The Sage of Concord had the right idea,
good people. Let's set out to make this
New Year of 1947 the best one yet, and
every day thereafter the best we can
make it.
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Our best wishes for the
HAPPIEST NEW YEAR EVER!
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FRANK GROCERY
AND MEAT MARKET
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No. 1 team, making it quite a race
for the leadership.
Standings Dec. 27.
A League
Won Lost Vr
V. • F. W. No. 1
Laurel Alleys
Greening Chevrolet 27
V. F. W. No. 2
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20 .583
21 .563
37 .229
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Slick's Inn
Price's Pharmacy
Laurel Trading Co, 22
Palace Bar
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Frank's Grocery
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• FOR 1947 WE PLEDGE THE SAME FINE SERVICE AND
VALUES WE HAVE ALWAYS GIVEN YOU IN THE PAST
—THE VERY BEST THAT CAN BE HAD.
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Scott's
Dry Cleaners & Laundry
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5 7 .417
13 35 .271
Fanners Union
Independents
DeMolays
Ladies A League
27 17 .614
24 20 .545
22 22 .500
15 29 .341
Vaughn-Ragsdale
Board of Trade
Farmers Union
Laurel Alleys
Here's the Middleman
Half of all the consumers' goods
manufactured in the United States
is handled by jobbers or wholesal
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all the industrial goods is also sold
through jobbers or wholesalers.
Approximately 18 per cent of
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When you awaken on
New Year's morning may
you awaken not only
to a day of happiness,
but to a whole year of
happy days. We welcome
the New Year and take
this opportunity to
greet all our friends.
Gorton's
Conoco Service
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We extend to
you and yours
a cordial greeting
for the New Year.
May it be filled
to overflou ing with the
blessings you so much
desire and which you
richly deserve.
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Ranck & Johnson
Resolute Service
BEST
NEW
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WISHES
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★ Our earnest hope as we face
the coming new year is that we
may continue our pleasant re*
lationship with our many pa
Irons and that they, as well as
all the folks in our community,
enjoy the holiday and the days
to follow in peace, contentment
and good health.
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Earl Goodman
JEWELER
Opposite N. P. Depot
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ANOTHER
MILESTONE
We have reached another mile
stone on the long road of service.
Our organization, sturdier than ever be
fore, is well equipped to give you service
that is superior down to the last detail.
We thank you for the part you have
played in our success and wish you a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Hageman Elevator
West Main St.
B. B. HAGEMAN
HAPPY
N EW YEAR
BEST
WISHES
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★ In saying Happy New
Year we have the satisfac
tion of knowing that during
the past year we have, in
some small degree at least,
contributed to the well being
of most of the citizens of this
community. We hope to en
joy your continued friend
ship in 1947.
SIMMONS
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HAPPY FACES
AND A HAPPY DAY!
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We hope 1947 will bring
you many blessings, and take this
means of telling you how happy
we are in having had the
opportunity to serve you so often
during the past year.
TOAD'S PLACE
FRANK JACOBS, Proprietor
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