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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-06
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kviete j talka dar du sveicarie-
cius-Lietuviq kalbos mokovus:
prof. Alfredo SIENNA ir prof.
Franco Brenderi, kurie ilgesni
ar trumpesni laika yra deste
Vytauto Didziojo Universitete
Kaune. Tokiu budu trys Svei-
carieciai ryzosi redaguoti Lie
tuviu kalbos zodyna.
Pirmas sasiuvinis isejo 1926
metals. Ia zodyna leido C.
Winterio knygu leidykla Hei-
delberge (Vokietijoje). T. ip
kone kasmet iseidavo po viena
sasiuvini. Net karo metu =
1941 metals, - nepaisant nau-
jai atsiradusiu kliuciu, isejo IA
tasis sasiuvinis. Taciau 1943
m. Rugsejo menesi darba isti-
ko nelaime. Jau atspausdintas
15-tasis sasiuvinis per Darn
stadto atakavima sudege. zu
vo net 5000 zodyno egzemp-
lioriu. Noreta sasiuvini atnau-
jinti fotografiniu budu. Buvo
gauta ir popieris, bet tolesni
staigus ivykiai sutrukde visa
darba.
Klausiu professionals koks to-
lesnis sio nepaprastai vertingo
zodyna likimas?
Prof. Niedermannas atsake,
jog pirmiausia reiketu atnau-
jinti 15-taji sasiuvini. Paskum
tektu aiskinti, ar butu galima
zodyna toliau leisti. SunkumQ
labai daug. Spaustuves Vokie-
tijoje sugriautos, leidyklos SUI.
nykusios. Spaustuve, kurioje
buvo renkamas zodynas, Sovie.
tai issiveze. Pasikeite taip pat
platinimo salygos. Anksciau di
delis zodynu skaicius eidavo Lie
tuvon, o kaip butu dab bar, tel
esant Sovietu okupacijai, sunkl
pasakyti. Tuo tarpu du tree
DALAI zodyno (iki raides 'P")
jau isleista. Lietuviu kalbos
zodynus,' kaip teisingai pasteb
profesorius, lydi kazkokia ne
sekme: beveik ne vieno didziuj,
zodynu igsiol nepavyko pa
baigti, darbus tekdavo nutrauk
ii pusiaukeleje!
PASTEBIU kad 81 tema pro
fesoriui labai skaudi, tad ban
dau pakreipti kalba kiton pusen
Atsimenu, kad pirma karta Ian
kiausi pas prof. Niedermanns
1910 m. ziema. Tuomet apva
zinejau visus svarbesniuosius
Prancuziskosios sveicarijos cen
trus ir aplankiau kelias desim
(Pabaiga ant 5-to pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-06
KITATAUCIAI KURIE PAMILO LIETU-
WY kALBA IR LIETUVIUS
Dirvai is Svecarijos)
(Dirvai is Sveicarijos)


radosi susidomejimas Lietuviu
kalba. Tarp tu studentu buvo
ir p. E. Thomen, apie kuri te-
ko kalbeti sios correspondence
jos pradzioje. P. Niederman-
no mokinys, tarp kitu, buvo
Italas Giacomo Devote, kuris
veliau Romoje redagavo ver-
tingasias "Baltu Studijas" (Stu-
di Baltici), isleistas Rytu Euro
pos Institute (Instituto per lEu-
ropa Orietale). Pas prof. Me
dermanna mokesi taip pat DIR.
Franz Brender, paskum pro-
fesoriaves Kauno universitete.
Jam jau nebebuvo lemta is Lie
tuvos begryzti, mes il priglobe
Lietuviskoji zemele.
PASIBAIGUS pirmajam pa
sauliniam karui, prof. Nieder-
mannas buvo paskirtas sveica-
Rios delegacijos nariu Parry
ziaus taikos konferencijoje. Cia
| jis susitiko su visa ellie Lietu-
viu, kurie gyne Lietuvos byla:
prof. AUGUSTINE Void e m u,
Martynu ir Jonu Ycais, inz.
Ernestu Galvanausku, DR.. Jo-
nu sliupu. (Dar anksciau prof.
Niedermannas suejo j pazintl
SUI keliais sveicarijoje studija-
vusiais Lietuviais). Sic apru-
pino j ivairia literature Lie
tuvos klausimais. Bet dar prizes
ana pazinti musu biciulis eme
. skelbti sveicarijos laikrasciuo-
Sc straipsnius, kuriuose gvilde-
no Lietuvos padeti bel kele
. aiksten jos teisetus reikalavi-
mus. stai 1918 m. Lapkricio
men. pasirode viename Bazelio
laikrastyje straipsnis "Litauen
. mach dem Krieg" (Lietuva, ka-
rui pasibaigus). Straipsniu apie
Lietuva prof. Niederma n n a
paskelbe visoje eileje zenevos
!. Lozanos, Zuricho ir kitty mics
tu itakingu laikrasciq. Juose
nagrinejama Vilniaus problema,
nusvieciamos Lietuvos teises
Klaipeda, aiskinami Lietuvos
santykiai SUI kaimynais. Prof
!. Niedermanno nuopehai tame
informaciniame darbe yra ne
paprastai dideli.
1921 m. prof. Niedermannas
ryztasi kelionei Lietuva. Nors
karo smarkiai nuniokiotas, kras-
tas paliko sveciui neisdildomu
ispudziu.. Cia mokslininkas ga
lejo betarpiskai isiklausyti kaip
zmones sneka ia kalba kurla
ligi tol tepazino isimtinai is
rastu. Keliones metu galuti-
mai subrendo mintis, kuria Jls
puoselejo jau anksciau, butent,
isleisti issamu Lietuviu kalbos
zodyna.
SIS didziulis darbas reikala-
vo ne tik pasiryzimo, bet ir op-
timizmo. Lietuviu tautai at
gavus nepriklausomybe, musu
gimtoji kalba pasidare valsty-
bine kalba. Prasidejo spartaus
kalbos turtejimo ir tobulejimo
laikotarpis. Reikejo padeti daug
darbo vien kalbos pazangai SEX
ii. Vienam zmogui uzdavinys
atrode sunkiai aprepiamas. To-
del prof. Niedermannas pasi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-06

Thomen), kuris mokejo apie 80
kalbu. Mano pazystamas tar
navo Tarptautiniame Darbo
Biure international Labour Or
ganization), kur ejo vertejo pa
reigas. Karta jis issireiske,
jog jo megiamiausia kalba
esanti Lietuviu. Mat, p. Tmo-
men buvo isigilines ir j Lietu-
viz kalba. Jis Wis svajodavo
apie kelione j Lietuva, taciau
karas tuos jo planus bent siuo
tarpu sutrukde.
Kuo isaiskinti misle, kad sve-
timtautis ina dometis musu
tevu kalba?
ESU sveiciuose pas p. Max
Niedermanna, Neuchatelio uni
versiteto garbes profesoriu. Siam
garbingajam sveicarieciu moks-
lininkui teko laukti kone rs
metus, kol jis pirma karta is
vydo ta krasta, kurio zmoniu
kalba jis susizavejo dar PEREZ
to simtmecio pabaigoje.
Baiges Bazelio universiteta,
jaunas Niedermannas isvyko gil
Init ziniu j Paryziu. 10 spe-
cialybe buvo senoves kalbos,
bet j domino taip pat Slavu
kalbos.
Anuo metu Paryziaus univer-
sitete deste garsusis kalbinin-
kas prof. Antoine Meillet. Jis
moke ir Lietuviu kalbos. Best
ruosdamas mokslo darbui, p
Niedermannas Wis labiau isijau-
te j kalbu paslaptis. 10 deme-
81 patrauke Lietuviu k a | b a
Nuostabus sios kalbos garsai
sudare gyva grand toje kalbv
grandineje, kuri per Roma IL
Atenus driekesi Xxi pat slap.
tingosios Indijos. Nuo Parry.
ziaus laiku p. Niedermannas pa.
milo Lietuviu kalba, per js
taip pat Lietuviu tauta bel Lie.
tuva.
P. NIEDERMANNAS nur
rodo man, is kur jis vyriausiai
mokesi Lietuviu kalbos. Stai
Oskaro Wiedemanno vadovelis
III n d.buch h der litauischer
Sprache", isleistas Strassburge
1897 m. Tuomet tepazinta Ma,
zosios arba Prusu Lietuvos Lie
tuviu tarme. Kas dejosi ana
pus Rusijos sienos, beveik ME-
ko nezinota. Jau ir tada Ru-
sija nuo Europos skyre save
rusies gelezine uzdanga, pre-
kuria izvelgti nebuvo taip leng-
va.
Prof. Niedermannas sklaido
Wiedemanno vadoveli, rodo pa
braukytus zodzius, stengiasi u.s.
kaityti parastas, SUI y m e a S
prizes beveik puse simtmecio.
Vadovelin ideti Donelaicio ir
schleicherio tekstai, atspausdin-
tos Prusu Lietuviu dainos. P.
Niedermannas istraukia is len
tynos kita savo rusies relikvi-
ja, Kun. M. Miezino "Lietu-
viszkai Latviszkai Lenkisz-
kai Rusiszka zodyna", isleista
Tilzeje 1894 M, taigi dar spau-
dos draudimo laikais. Sis 70
dynas jam irgi daug pasitar-
navo, besimokant Lietuviu kali
bos.
Taip jaunas kalbininkas, SEM
damasis ziniu is savo didziojo
mokytojo professionals Meillet,
bet taip pat skaitydamas tuo
metu Vakaru Europoje ne taip
jau gausius Lietuvisku o S iu
spausdintus tekstus, pad 10
tvirtus pagrindus savo Unions.
Savaime nelengva svetimtau-
ciui ismokti Lietuviu kalba pa
sidare artima. Juo daugiau jis
ja perprato, tue labiau prie jos
prisiriso.
TOLIAU seke 6 metal gim-
nazijos mokytojo itempto dar-
bo La Chauxde-Fonds (Sveica-
rijoje). Tx veliau, bedocen-
+auiant RaZe1io n ve1iau Nell
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-06

ISGELBEJO. Ivar Dunsford,
Nottingham, Anglijoje, moksli-
ninkas, parodoma SUI savo SUI
mum, kurio gyvasti isgelbejo
nauja savo israsta plazma. Jis
tiki ia plazma pagelbes ir dau-
gybei kitty pagydyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-06
Lietuva Tironu Panciuose
Bolseviku
V'iespatavirnas

ninke. Niekas nekur net ir nepamnedavo kokios XII
tos pavardes negu sanksto protokoe irasyto Ma, je
gu kartas kas r ssizodavo, panasia tai jis nueo ten
kur Gaius Vaclovas.. Ir dskusjose dalyvavusiu
sarasa protokole jo pavardes visvien nerasydavo.
Atsitiko taciau vienas toks visa nenumatytas daily
kas Ia nenumatyta sposa slrete. . Simno laisvama-
Mai! Mat lasvamaniai pagalvojo kad e dar r boise
viku vespatysteje gall ka lasvai pamanyt. Eme
ko jie buvo atsargus ie pasue drauga Gedva, drau
ge Meskausiene lis kopartios centro) bet pre ju ty
ai graziai pridejo r kaz kok Juozentaviciq turbut
Smno aisvamani -.
Ir kas gi is to isejo? Ogi simno lasvamaniai gavo
toki atsakyma:
"Jusu 1910 m. Gruodzo IL d. protokolas neatitinka
'Rinkimu TSRS Auksciausia Taryba Nuostatu 81 str
raidei "a ir 62 str rekalavimams r del to siulomie
kanddata rnkimams deputatus 658 apygardos komisi
joje neregistruojami'.
Koli tie protokolo trukumai buvo sunku ir nusta-
tyti Komsia pasislepe uz paragrafu ir radzu r kan
didatu neregistravo. Gedvas r Meskauskiene jau bu
vo r tap pastatyt ktose apygardose tas Juozentav
cus aip r iko kur jam butt kanddatu eigu jo nesite
Ike numatyt Pozdnakovo stabas....
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
The @s.las- Arrives

The Story announces the follow
ing arrivals AT the Washington
County Hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Imam r.. Mullinix,
2O7 Bryan Place -- O son on Jan.
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hershel r. Bowers,
Clear Spring -- a daughter on Jan.
5th.
Mr., and Mrs. Leslie P. Suder,
Bar Ridge Avenue 49, a daughter on
Jan. 5th
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore II, Hor-
rell, Greencastle, Route - q son
on Jan 5th
Mr., and Mrs. Calvin NJ. Akers,
Sipes Mill, Pa daughter on Jan.
2nd
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond r. WEIGH,
316 S. Potomac street - a son on
Jan. End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Leroy Maj
fit, 629 w. Franklin street 49, a son
on Jan. End
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Head,
1868 Central avenue - son on
Jan. End
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edward Ma
10y, 637 George street-a son on
Jan. LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Preston Shupp,
203 S. Potomac street--a daughter
on Jan. LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad a. Ahalt, 81
Harmans Alley -- a son on Jan LIST
Mr.. and Mrs Ronald o. Britner,
Willamsport, Route 2 49, son on
Dec. 31st, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Garfield, Ha-
gerstown, Route 5 - son on Dec
both, 1916.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
225 North PnIomnc Street

Life" will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon on Sunday.
The Golden Text will be from
Gal. 6:8 - Gle that soweth to his
flesh shall of the flesh reap corrup-
ton; but he that soweth to the
Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life
everlasting"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol
lowing from the Bible - Psalms
27;1 - "The Lord is my light and
my salvation; whom shall / fear?
the Lord is the strength of my life;
of whom shall be afraid?"
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures,
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following, page 289 - "The
spiritual fact and the material be-
lief of things is contradictions; but
the spiritual is true, and therefore
the material is untrue"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17

lecturer, is drawing large crowds at
every lecture, with more than eight
hundred being present last Sunday
night.
Mr.. Veach's subject for next Sun
day night is, 'TIeavenl What Is It?
Where Is TT" and during the lecture
Mr. Veach will answer, through the
Bible, many questions on this sub
ject. The American Bible Society's
motion picture sound film, "The
Book For the World Of Tomorrow"
I2B minutes Of thrilling Bible drama,
will also be shown and every one is
welcome
The lectures are free and begin
promptly at Z o'clock.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
Wnmen's Divislnn

The second half of this leagues
bowling started enthusiastically.
With their usual vigor, the Pansies
rolled high three games 1884 and
high single game 538 Edna Hause, of
the Lilacs rolled 1876 (313) for high
single game and Mae DIETRICH, of
the Daisies, rolled 1923 (123, 1922 for
high three-game total
Other high scores were rolled by:
P. Ferguson, 1909, 1917, l04, 800; f.
Couchman, ZIG, 1O7, 318; V. Gossard,
Ill, 1906, 100, BIT; K. Stouffer, 119,
107, 315; M, Snyder, 1O7, 1914, 100,
81; L. Rudisill, 118, $40; A. Haber-
com, 113, 1O1, 3O7; M. j. Bone
brake, 1909, 1903, 3O7; B, Warren
feltz, I24, 305; L, Unseld, Ill, 104,
305; E. mclaughlin, Ill, 302; l.
Fridinger, 106, 1903, 300; B. Schwin-
ger, 100; E. Harbaugh, 100; c. Nuna-
maker, lis; V. Patterson, 115; M.
Hartman, 113; c. Weaver, 112, 1902;
E. Garvin, l12; ]. Rummell, III, 106;
B. Bonebrake, III; L. Kittell, Iii; M.
Amsley, ITO; M. Routzahn, 100; P.
Eyler, 100; V. Rohrer, 1O5; F. Shaw,
1O5; l. Wingert, 1903, 1O2; A, Knodle,
1903, 101; M. McClain, 1902, 102; 1.
Irby, 1902; V. Warner, 101; c. Price,
100; P Cunningham, 100; M. For
sythe, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
PRECIOUS STONE BOWLING
LEAGUE ANNUAL BANQUET

New red duck pins, tied with
red ribbon bows, place-cards shap-
ed like duck pins, cardboard bowling
balls at each place and tall ivory
tapers with red bows, formed the
table decorations at the annual
winter banquet of the Precious Stone
Bowling League held in the Mary
land room of, the Hotel Alexander
last Thursday evening.
A turkey dinner, served to thirty
FIVE members who were present,
was followed by cards and an ex-
change of gifts. Mrs Nell Hays was
chairman of arrangements for the
affair
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
Church NelUs

The following ministers win CON
duct the Morning Devotions over
Radio Station WEI G0;l5) for the
ensuing week. Friday, Rev Walter
A. Lepp, Grace Brethren Church;
Saturday, Rev. G. Aubrey Young,
The Presbyterian Church, Monday,
Rev Paul f. Holdcraft, Emmanuel
U. b. Church; Tuesday, Rev, Paul
B. Warrington, First Baptist Church;
Wednesday, Rev Cyril Hoover,
Howard street and Williamsport
Methodist; Thursday, Father Dausch
or Father Ballard, St Mary's Catho-
lie Church.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WHAT ABOUT "sUPERMENs" CHILDREN2

Little has been heard from Washington about the allied
control schools German children We wonder
the the apparent dsnees the of the Amer
lean public in the "moppng up phase of the
Many citizens during the early of the heatedy
discussed the future of the of Supemen There
thought the should be wiped be-
of their repeated warning tendencies Others thought
complete paralysis their industry would suffice still others
thought the should be restored.
Today, unfortunately the question given much thought
average The collective eyes of the United States
public have lowered and focused near-athand
"Euop will always be in a mess again becoming a
and peacetime comp acency
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
D E A T II S
CONTINUED from Page Il

w. Va lie was So.
Surviving are: Six sons, Virgil, IT.
vim, Aldine, all with the Army over
seas; Hunter, with the Navy overseas
Harold, John, both at home; daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Elsie Stufforn Mrs. Carrie
Whitmore, both of Boonsboro; Mrs.
Sally Ditto, this city; Miss Betty,
at home; sisters, Mrs. Ira Shipley,
Williamsport; Mrs. Amelia Carter,
Hagerstown; Mrs. Emma Smith,
Baltimore; Mrs. Rena Buchoff, Will
Transport
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
st. PauPs Methodist Church
North Potomac Street

Jesus Saves" will be the subject
for Rev Harry c.. Marsh's sermon
on Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Youth Fellowship meets at $50
p. m.
The pastors subject for the even
ing service at 7:30 will be "The
Glory of the Cross"
The Training School, which open
ed last Monday evening had nice
enrolment. The second of the five
sessions will be held next Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
st. Mary's Catholic Church
West Washington Street

Sunday morning Masses will be
celebrated at 7, 8, 0 and 1890
o'clock. A visiting Jesuit Priest
from Woodstock, Md, will be the
speaker at all the Masses. The sub
ject will be Catholic Missions. The
1890 Mass will be broadcast over
radio station WEI. Evening De-
votions will be conducted by Father
John Ballard at 1880 p, m
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
League Standing
Won Lost
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE

Smith Oil Co., by winning all
games from the Tool Makers, went
into a tie with High Street Market
for first place. Economy Market had
high team single with 623, and also
team total of 1872. Other high
games were: Potomac Diner, 612;
Fairchild, 615; Economy Market,
COG.
Fahrney of Economy Market tied
the high single game for the year
with 166, and set>a new high total
for the year with 440.
High Scores
Economy Market - R. Snyder,
$50; Wolfe, 1877, 1856; Shaw, 125;
Frizzell, BAL; Fahrney, 1865, IA, 1870,
440.
North American - Hildabrand,
,, 1874, $50; Gallagher, 1872.
Fairchild Harbaugh, 148, $50;
Eigenbrode, 1913, 346; Elway, 1876,
1872, $40.
Potomac Diner - Lowman, 1872,
358; N. Shove, IA, 1863; Cearfoss,
339; c. Shove, 344.
Cromers Grocery - Frush, 127,
345; Cunningham, 1875, 343.
Technics -Forrest, $40; Knott, 1875,
343.
Corner Tavern. Rock, 1913, 354;
Itnyre, 1876, 1886; Musey, 1877; Melzer,
ST., 1873, 359.
w. O. W-Black, 1874; Freshour,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
The Presbyterian Church
and PrOSDCCt SITS.

Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.
m. AT the II a. m. service, the minis
ter, Rev. G. Aubrey Young, will
preach on "The Patronage of Relig-
ion"
The Westminster Fellowship
meets at 600 p, m, and at 1880 p.
m, the second in the series of union
services between Zion Reformed and
the Presbyterian Churches will be
held at the Presbyterian Church,
with Dr. Wagner of Zion Reformed,
delivering the sermon
There will be special music by
the choir at both services, under the
direction of Raymond K, Hollinger,
with Mrs. Paul Shatto at the organ
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
League Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Mems Division

BY the looks of the scores turned
in this week, it looks like some of
the boys took advantage of the holi-
day lay-off to get in some much
needed practice. We are glad to well
come back some of the former
bowlers who have returned from
the services.
Top man in the individual class
for single game turned out to be
Lloyd Moser of Brethren, with a
nice game of ISL. Honors for three
game total had to be split between
Glen Couchman of st. Johns and
Bill" Snyder of St. Marks, when
each had total of 1868. Brethren
with a 625 game and Emmanuel U
B. with 618 game led the way for
teams in single games. st. Marks
put three good games together for
a 1927 total.
The 10000 Glass
Brethren = Lloyd Moser, Isl, 1856
Lawrence Johns, 1875; Bill" Schill-
ing, 1913, 328; Joe Kittell, 1879, 338
H. Rinehart, 1877, 1886.
st. Johns - Dick" Weaver, 800
Harold Williams, 1874, 344; Gler
Couchman, 100, 121, 1877, 1868; Black,
burn, 124.
Grace U. B. Tom I'itz, 1856
348; John Hause, 1872, 351; 'Petey'
Bates, 800.
St. Marks - Bill" Snyder, 129
131, 1868; doc" Leatherman, 142, 357
lump" Unseld, $50; Dan Green
1913, 1872.
Washington Square = Lester Ken
die, 1872, 331.
Christ Reformed - Holden, 121
344; Ralph Williams, 1913.
Emmanuel u. B. - E. Dellinger
1879; John Bowman, 329; 'Dick'
Yates, 121, 1916; Paul Huffer, 1876, 345
Trinity - c. Harshman, 129, 346
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
WHO WHIST

Those who train their potential
power 1t is easy The Columbia
Way Day and Evening Sessions.
Veterans and all young people have
Il hearty welcome at Columbia
Call, Phone 224 or write.
N
C0a<s5,,,7,.zSzz%zrz2
t0.MFUHK Pad ~---- IN S. P0romAc 81
PRESIDENT HAoERsToVvH. Mo
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-17
Leitersburg News

John Egolf, a seventh grade stu
dent at the Leitersburg school, while
ascending the attic stairs at the
school to secure some boxes to be
used in packing clothes for the
Clothing Drive, fell down the stairs,
striking his head and rendering him
unconscious
After calling eight different doc
tors, without being able to get one
of them to come, an ambulance was
finally called and the lad, accom-
panied by Mrs. Margaret Stoulfer,
the school principal, was taken to
the Washington County Hospital,
where he is being held for few
days for observation. After some
difficulty, his father was located and
arrived at the hospital shortly after
his son reached there.
John has just recovered from a
case of grippe and it is thought that
he might have become dizzy while
ascending the stairs.
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1870, 1870, 381; Jamison, 131, 1854;
Hornbraker, 1856.
French Barbers-Barnhart, 1876,
357; Fish, las, 800.
Smith Oil Co.-Yates 1870; Hep
fer, 1877; Lumm, $40.
Leapue Standing
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League Standing
PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE

The Diamonds continue to set the
pace in the second half, by again
taking all three of their games, to
give them a record of six straight
wins against no losses The second
place Emeralds are right behind
them though, with five wins against
one defeat.
Irma South came up with a l22
game to give her high single honors
for the evening, while Mildred
Spessard put together three games
of Ill, 1903, 100, to give her high
three-game total of 1928
High Scores
Mildred Spessard, Ill, 1903, 1909,
1913; Irma South, 122, 1O9, 321; Naomi
Myers, 101, 1877, 800; Mary Rout-
zahn, 100, 1O2, 313; Kathleen Bey-
ard, ITO, 107, 300; Belva Ford, 105,
10l, 305; Pearl Elliott, 1903, 1903, 302;
Mary Sellman, lis; Ruth Schindel,
ITO; Verna Stoner, 1906; Mary Chap
pelear, 1903; Mildred Fiery 1902;
Katherine Martin, 1902; Verna Now
en-, 102, 100; Minerva Ward, 1902;
Pauline Flock, 100; Leila Seton,
100.
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last year while he was still in the
service. A brother, Sgt. Vernon
Myers, recently was discharged, af-
ter serving in Germany during the
invasion.
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Bowling
Continued from Page 49,

bell, 34l; Altenderfer 1886; Ellinger,
1856; Reinhart 1856; Leichel, 1886;
Cave, 1913; Foltz, 800; Willis, 319;
Lehner, 316; j. Stonebraker, 3O7; j.
j. Reynolds, 1903
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Washington County Bible Society

The Union Bible Class will meet
tomorrow Friday) evening at 7:30
p. m, at the Friendship Union
Church, corner of Coffman and Viz
ginia avenues.
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II. Carbaugh, 125, 800; John Mimi
ich 1873, 125, 1856.
Baptist S. Earl Crawford, 1874, 800;
Ruth, 1875, 322.
St Pauls u. b. - w II. Pop"
Fisher, LAT, $50.
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Bible Chautauqua
At Waynesboro

Sunday Nights Subject To Be
"HeavenI What Is It? Where
Is III"
The Bible Chautauqua being con-
Quoted at the Wayneboro Armory,
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday ev-
enings by II. r. Veach, Chautauqua
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William Manious, 1913 West Wash
nigton street, died January 9 at the
Washington County Hospital, aged
50 years.
He was a member of the IVES
tern Enterprise Fire Company.
Surviving are: His widow Elsie
M. Manious; son, Clarence, this city;
daughter, Mrs. Edith Lake, this
city; sisters, Mrs. George Grey, Will
Transport, and Mrs. George Vel
linger, this city; brothers, John,
New Jersey and Charles, this city.
One grandchild also survive.
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League Standing

Notice to BOwlcrs: Bowling in our
League now starts at 1880 p m
Please arrange to be on time