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| THE COAL JUNCTION DUSTER |
| VOLUME 78 ISSUE 6 |
| PRINTED WEEKLY |
| SERVING COAL JUNCTION SINCE 1925 |
| TOP STORY |
| THE CARNIVAL IS IN TOWN by Jake Smith The Cabrini Bros. Carnival is in town, from Friday, February 8th, until Saturday, March 9th. The carnival has brought many exciting rides, games, and a top-notch side show to town. The Cabrini Bros. Carnival is located on the county fair grounds, just south of town. Admission is only 5$. |
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| SPORTS |
| EAGLES BEAT RIDERS by Robert Scrade The Coal Junction Eagles beat the Coffeyville Riders in a high school football play-off game last Saturday, with an impressive 27-14 score. LOCAL QUARTERBACK MISSING by Robert Scrade Eagles quarterback Jim Penn has been missing ever since the Eagles-Riders game last Saturday. If you have any information, please contact the police deprtment. |
| SEARS OPENS ON THURSDAY by Mike Hill After what seems like forever, a local Sears branch is finally ready to open. Grand opening is this Friday, at the Coal Junction Strip Mall. HAIL STORM HITS HOME by Mike Hill A freak hail storm passed through town on Sunday, pelting car windows and store fronts with hail as big as an inch in diameter. Several minor injuries were reported, and over $7,000 in property damage has been discovered. |
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| VISIT THE COAL JUNCTION STRIPMALL |
| OPEN MON. - FRI. 10 - 10 SAT. 10 - 12 |
| MISSING PERSONS James Penn, 17 missing since 2/3/02 Mimi Simpkins, 16 missing since 1/27/02 Barry Field, 18 missing since 1/12/02 |
| OBITUARIES Mary Kelch, 85 no relatives, Sunday viewing Sam Powers, 53 no relatives, no viewing |
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