davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
Srmterer 1tSnie Garel
pSn 8,,ntGttien teiratcte
Ntmte. Etapese,,

stio oe Saneiro. Ser friibere &onil
Carol ser 3rpeite bon &umdnien, un>
feline rutbaartge @efdbrtin ieit "a
Sabren, sic gegentpartig lbsuer er'
frantic elena 2npescl,, baben am les'
ten 0onnerstag eebeiratet;; Oie Sega
lit1t Ser gbeibliebung miro nun &C.
priift 1peroe1.
Gie ebemalise Sdonbeit ion an
elmer unaufbaltiamen glutarnlut let
Sen uno miro bon stpei Ier5ten BE-
trert; ipie es beiBt, eriuhte lie barun
Sob Sic Srm,aeremonic an, ibren1
&raufenbett porgenommen miro.
Ser Stanoesbeanlte @ugner Auin'
tanilba erfldrte, Sic Sraultng erfolg'
te in @egentpart bon iieben 3eusel1
in Carols Suite i'm Sotel Gopaca'
bano. Halait. @ie er aber bin5ufiigte
miro oas Haar, speldes in guteu nrS
i6letten 3eiten ,,nsertrennbar mar,
niGt legal getral.t iein, iolange feine
gntiGeiolrng iiber Sic &ebtsgiiltig'
felt Set porausgeeansenen ebeitei'
bunaen gef1qt tporben lit.
Carol tpuroe BON oer PrinseIiil1
Selene bon @riebenlanb gelhieoelt,
mebrere Sabre, nadoem er Wfnle
9upescu auf einem 8ala-Wilitarball
IN 9ufareit fennen gelernt bate. Sie
mar fllrs supor bon einem Sfii3ier
ser rllmaniiden Mrnee geldieoen
iporben.
sluh mar cine CHE Carols Dor Der
Sralll,ng NIT SeIene bon 8rieben'
Lamb fir unsiiltis ertldrt lporoen.
gsad, braiilianiidem 8eies ml1b
eine Gbeideiouns in Dem Ganoe amer
fannt lueroen, in bem Die urlprlin9-
lid,e Gbeidliebung ltattfano. Grit
Damn fam cine seieelid)e @eubeirat
itattfinOen.
Sie 3eitl.na % @Iobo" berid)tete,
Sob Wtlne. 2upescu oen Sitel Hrin.
aellin elena bon &umdnien fiibrell
speroe.
ssbr 8eil,nObeits5uitano ,puroe
BON bent fgl. &ammerberrn ernelto
lloreanu ols ,ernitlid)" be5eidnet; lie
lieat ihon ieit ltonaten franf oar.
nieber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10

Sur Grinneruno

an ltnieren inniaeeliebten Sobn uas
grfeliobn
HlIen @illiam @enrid)
ae1torben am 7. Suli 1916 au
2orain, Ohio.
Ser 10 jung bon ltns ibeioen ml,bte,
Mit ltilen Meb geoenfen mir ser
Stunoe,
$50 mir sir iagteu 2ebeipobl gum
Iesten Mal
$50 @ott lms id)lug Sic tiefe Wunoc
llno 1tiemals apieoer boren oeiner
Stimme Shau
8ott bat oieb ST friib su iid5 gencm.
Gollenbet bolt 81, oeinen iunaen
2ebenslalif
Sir f,,rse Seit MIR bit bli SIT inns
gefommen
Habm Did 5u iif) ser liebe 8ott
Nun ihlafe 2iebling in fiber &rh
60 rufen mir sir ole 5u.
Seine oih ME pergeilenoen glterll
uno 8robeltern
Wid)ael nnb Spbanna @enrid,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
Gneliihe perlaSe iiir
JnHie,ts 1tnabkGfteieeett

2onoon. Cine Sorlage, lpe!de oenl
inbiiden Gclt sic 6reibeit geben io!l,
wuroe i'm lluterbauIe eingebraDt, ulr
Sen Sag III Satire nahocm 'ib
Gnglanos amerifat,iid)e aolonlen
Ielbit unabbGngi9 erfldrten. Hremlcr-
miniIter slttlee Ieete sic Sorlage Dor
sic cine iormele erite 2eiung erbIelt.
Die Gorlage iiebt puei ,mabbanglee
inbiide Staaten Dor, Sinoultan uno
9arfiItan, bie minoeitens porilber'
sebeno @itslieoer oes cnalilbel1
gunoes 6leiben. Sic &onierpatipcn
itehen niht int Sppoiition gegen be
Gorlage, oeren ld)nelle s(,'rabme In
beioen SGuiern geiidert lit.
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q. =. Dieref aus Sen,
aus S3epinefai 3,ariite

WaIbington George Splpeiter
yiered, Der friibere Na5i.Hropagau.
oilt, Der tuegen gerlesung oes Ge.
giltrierungsafts fir ausl6noii id)e
Mgenten perurteilt tporoen mar, lit
am 13. Mai aus Dem 8unbesgeidng,
nis in 2eauisbnrs, Ya., entlaiien ,por-
0en.
Viered tpar am t6. Suli .1943 81
/ bis 5 sSabren perurteilt luorOen.
Wiered bate 5ablreid)e 8uher oe.
ihrieben, tpeld,e Die GtlgIatt0er fritz.
fierten unb tpar ongeflqgt, Elm be.
Snblter Mgent Ser Na5is gepeien iein,
Der Snfornationen beihaffen iollte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10

ben lalien. Die belOen 6ellen Wtpnd)
uno Nonne iino peridNuunoen, Die
rote6elienfonnte an oieier Siio'e'fc
lit ongenaet. abseitiir5t, Sic @tole
papor, ouf ser man friiber entlan5
eeben fonnte, lit nidt mebr porban'
ocn. Seine Spuren mebr bon Der 1l'ls
teriroiihen Hmlmanlage, feline sll''
ocutltng mebr BON Ser Siiobattcric
rSafobicn". sln ser 9torolpelttiilte
oagegen, Dor Ser iib ltnoeranoert Die
vSanse slnna" erbebt, iino Sie sln'
lagen ser 9otterie Sfrooer berai1s~
geiprengt, pbne bas piel mebr por'
banoen lit, ais perbGltnisnGBig flat
he &rater, lpie iie Ser &rieg tallleno'
fodb in alien @egeneen Guropas il
sic Groe gebobrt bat.
&ur5, tntiGhlih iino nllr Die mill.
tdrilhen Inlunger, bon Der Spren9-
lng betroffen tporoen, am 3uItanS
Ser ge'amten iibfigen Snlel bat lidD
ieit Sen 9ombenangrifien nihts per'
iinoert. Samit beanhportet iid Die
ssroge noh Scr fiinitiaen 9elpobnbar-
felt bon iel6lt. Sit man naf BEN gom'
6oroments Ser Meinune gelpclclL
man fonne zines Cages Den S6,'tt
ipegrGumcn uno ,pieoer iieocln, 10
gilt Sieie Mcinlmg beute nod. @cnn
es geitattet iein Ioatc, ipcrben Iih
MGnner fiir sic Yionierurbcit finoel.
Selgolano ,pieScr fir iricoliht Glen:
ite ber5urid)tcn.
Gs befiuoet iih uud ieet nod cine
Menge brouhbores Moterial auf ser
Sniel, Sos fiir Sen Mufbau perlpenoet
perSen fam. 2eiber tpuroe aus Ser
gelprengten slulogeu rnenolid) piel
an ,pcrtpollen Ginrihtl,ngsgegenlttns
Sen nidt gebprgeu. ionSeru nit in
sic 2uft geipreugt. Gic Sprbereitills
gen bottcn aht Wonate gcoallert uno
on aaes mar geond)t iporoen, ielb|t an
cine ifone Srudihrift nit manber-
lei 9lngoben, sic at bie Scliuebmer
ser 0clidtigun9 nllsgegeben lullroe,
nur bies batte man nergelien. So
iuurbcn allein Sitnoerte BON eiicrncn
0ettaeitellen in Sen &oiemuttcn nit
5eritort. ..-
0od biele Sinse iino iebt nicGt
bas @id)tiglte. Giel picltiger lit h;e
anhport auf sic ssrose: fonn Selgo.,
lano pieber bciieoelt peroen? Die
antauort lartet: Sa =. ..a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
Illus peunestc,pf,, Okte
Mfjtnna!
MdJtuns!

Sie nGdJite regeln,GBise 8eriamm.
lung oes 3,ueig 80 finoet am Trei'
tag, punft 8 ltbr abenb,s itatt. s(Ie
griioer tperoen biermit a,,fmerfiam
eelnaft, BOB per 9eihluf uniere
Sommerperiamnlungen Sen 6reitaa
nod benz eriten Sonntag inn Wonot
Sunni. Suli, sluguit uno September
itattiinben. M. s. Ben, Sefr.
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6eIuht miro:

Staoie, Hoberf, leste befannte Morei
len Sos Ingeles llno Sollpipoob, Sc.
lifornia, miro bon Ietner gtid)te
8altraltt Sd,attauer geiud,t.
Nusfunft iiber oen SerbIeib obcn
eeitannter Yerion erbittet Common
Council for Mmeriean llnitp," 2C
Weit 40tb ct, Neip Yurf Is, q. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10
N,aS Salen,, Ohie
@rofaner 3niammenfunft.

Mue 8roBauer rro ibre singebori-
gen iinb audi bieIes Sabr frel,nolih
eingelaben gu unierer iabrlihen 3u-
fammenfunft am Sonntag, sen 20.
Suli, i'm Salener Country Club on
Wetpgaroen Hoao. Wie ibr alle piBt
lit 6ieies Sabr alles leibter 5u arrm.
eieren, 10 bas aomitee gtbt lid, Sic
groBte Miibe 6as alles am Hlat lit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-10

mas Sic @robauer brouben. 60 bite
brinet allen euten &un,or nit uno
nidt berseiien einen gut pollsepaf-
ten &orb, Damn iperoen mir nod ein'
NAL cine ltnterbalt,ng baben, sic
nibt gu pergelien lit. go bite fommt
alle. Matbias 2iebbart, Sefr.
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ReleelanS 1T ,,e@
betpctnbar

SeIgolanS. Die Sperr5eit lit boz,
BEL. Sfiffe biirfen tuieoer oift on
Selgclanb borbeiiabren luio Selgo'
lanb lit nift etipa MIR nod elm Name
es lit cine Sniel ipie 5l,por. sSn ser
Sonntaefriibe nm 6 llbr ifreibt Ser
&crreippnoent bes gerliner r&urier
Ieinem @latte, lit Elm bel,tihesWtinens
rdumboot biniibergefabren. Die &c.
iaeung sing nit einigen engliiGen
SifiSieren als erite ans 2anb. Gin
paar Stunoen ipdter folgten mir arI
,tpei tpeiteren 8outen bieier 6lottillc,
Sic ionit Sag fir Gag an ser arbeit
lit, Inn sic Minenfeloer Dor ser Gl6-
miinormg gu rdl,men unb oie Sabrt.
itraBen 5u perbreitern.
@ir nGbren uns BON Silbcn no
iid Sic bauptiGhlihlt hlten@efeitiaun9cn
beianben. 8on ipeitem bietet Oie SnIcl
oas alte 8ilb, unb Oieier slnblif
Itimmt 5lperiihtlif. 8eim Ndber-
fonnlen erfennen mir freilidb, oai
sic bisber ienfredt emporragenoe
rcte Sanhiteirnailcr teiiirciie Der.
i6punoen lit unb bab an ibrer StcIlc
cine biiglise 8er0nbaloe ianft ins
Weer binein abfdat. Ger Siiobafen
Siirite boiler Selsbrofen liegen, rns
lere 8oote tpagen es barllm n;ft, ein-
5ulauien; iie ltefen mlr sic gsaien
slpi sic Wolen, bamit man Sic
Safenanlase iiberieben fam, nno
oann lauien mir nm bie Sniel bcrlu1
unb MAIDEN Inn Norooit-Safen felt,
100 mir idon elm Sfeilidifi porfinocn,
oas nit neutrality-suspicious. bcauf-
tragt lit.
Gin miibiamer &eg ourh Sbutt
uno Ueroa bonn llnterlauo gum
Sberlano bilmui. Elm miibiamer @eg
iiber 3icsel, 9retter, Saustiiren mo
8aoelpnnnen, sertriinlmerte Stein-
itiide 5ipiihen ben SauIerrlllnen bin
ourf. 9lber nlles al,f bieIem emit be-
lpobnten lno beballten Sell Ser SnIel
perbanft feline 3eritorung allein ben
gombenoneriifen. llnier 3iel lit Der
iriibere 1laffonnmanootllrm. sln Ser
Siihleite itebeltb, ,pnr er inmittelbar
3elge Ser iid) ST ieinen 5iiben OBJ
lpielenocn Sprensl,ng, aber bennod)
itebt ct tpudtig rno unberiibrt bintcr
Sen flGgli6en Neiten oes gdrslid) sl.-
'iammengefallenen Seltdtturms. .Suns
mifabel, sic ben ausloienocn 6llnfen
5u Sen 1000 Sonnen Sprengltoff -
1000 Sonnen bate allein Die eng
liide Marine sur Sniel gefabren -
in sic unteriroiidJen &Gume, @onge
uno &ammern iibertrasen baben,
ipinoen iid iuie Shlangen I'M 8eroa.
Gon Ser oberlten Ylattform bes Silr-
mes bietet iid elm lleberblif, Der ellr
Flares gilo bon Dem 3ultano Selao.
lambs permittelt.
Die &raft ser Detcnation bat ale
unteriroiiden slnlagen, ,pie tieI lie
al,h in Sen rotten sSels eingebaut mo-
rem, 5erriiIen nno serit0rt. bas bar
iiberliegenbe 8eitein emporgebobe!l
unb gu fleinen 8roden 5crtriimmert,
bie fantige bobe 6elienmauer berllca
un6 8erge bon Shutt ins Mtccr ilie=
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oie our Starfl,ng elmer HrosNa5i.
,lno elmer anti.engliihen Stimml,nA
I'M 2anbe .benubt iperben fonnten.
Siered iel6lt bate lib MIR als &or,
relponoent elmer Wiinhener 3eitlm0
ausgegeben
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prGitNe,ttettfelee
toirS tte,a eereoelf

Waibington. Wit 50:35 Stinllnan
nabm Der Senat cine Borloge iiber
Ole Eraiioentlbaftsfolse an, tpenn -
ipie es allgenblidlid Ser San lit =
Die Il. g. feinen 8i3epr6ii6enten ha.
ben. 8ei ser gorlaae foIgte ser sc,
nat Der Inregung prdiibent 3ru.
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Il. =. reeeltt aue
1lnipriiebe Ociterrcitbs

Wien. Sic Yereinigten Staaten unb
Selterreid) baben elm Mbfommen M
terseidnet, iponaf) gmerifa OILS emo.
giiltige unb pollItdnoige Regelung
aller oiterreif,ii6en slnipriihe an ois
Il. g. 9eiabungsarmee Bis gum 80
Suni $50, 900, 900 besabIt.
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mans, iponad) ser Spreher oes Ges
Observation-Disclosures als GrIter oatiir
in Jraec fommen ioa.
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Das Dilfsmerk oer 5iebenbdrger
5acbfen Qmerikas
8abcnburfcr Gilisbcrid)t.


In aabenoorf apuroen bis iett 500
Collar ii6ertpieien bon folgenben
&abenoorfern: s.
8eprg 8aruert, Ganaoo ---- $4,000
ssrit S1neioer, Ganaoa ---- 900
SAUL uno gfegina Martl.s,
Gana0a -------- 10000
Cara Marfuss8eib, Canada 5000
slnSreas Sbneioer, Sort
@apne, SSno. ------ $500
Sobann Yetri 2ena, Sa. - 25.0o
Sobann SUB, Gbicago, 81. 10000
Soief glpd Sr., Seem
Cattle, ga. ------------ 900
Syoiei grM, ST., Msiu Cattle 1000
Mid)ael SUB, 9elp Goitle ---- 800
Nif 9lmouri, 9tatp Cattle - 100
&atbarina Sub, Sun1mit.
y. 5. 2Oo.oo
3ulammen ------ $56i.Ou
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M6tmma Witglieber bes 3peig %

9iebe Shipeltern i6r babt .aae ihon
geleien inn 0olfsblatt oaB mir bon
unierm lrauen 8erein aus am 26.
Sum- in Der Sahienbaae biele go.
fete paden iolten. Sas aon1itee mar
iebr gut bertreten, alle iparen oa,
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Nur Notizon die NIT der Post
bis Dienstagnachm hmittag elm
treffen werden in der an die
ser Woche DonnerStag er-
scheinenden hummer yer.
oe6entucht. Die Redakti0n.
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an ilnieren inniaeeliebten Sobn uao
Gnfeliobn
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-27

ers Body Works.
The Smith Oil Co. took down top
honors for the evening when they
had nice single game of GIG and
three-gam total of 1894. E. Knode,
of Smith Oil, had the high single
game (155), while Ellis Knode, of
South End Tavern, had high three
game total (375).
12O-33O BOwIers
French BARRIERS = Wagner, 100,
149-368.
Cromer's Grocery-Day, 124-342.
Kendall Oilers = Rhodes, 1872;
beavers, 132-340.
South End Tavern - Lizer, 1877,
121-366, Jones, 122-332; Knode, 1913,
133-375.
Snyder Body Works - Fitz, 100
1872; Messersmith, 1877.
Staley's ESQ Station - Williams,
1856; Boyer, 121; Staley, 121; Low
man, 126, 141-353.
Rutherford Amoco Station - Bit
ner, 1873; Krotzer, 144-357.
Rineharts Sunoco Service-Kiser,
131.
Z Up Bottling Co. - Hildebrand,
125-338; Cosgrove, 1872; Shriver, 1874;
Brooks, 123-344.
Smith Oil Co.-Bowman, 124-356;
Frizzell, 136-339; Knode, 155-358;
Lum, 134-343.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-27
MAJOR LEAGUE
"wednesday, November 19)

"wednesday, November l9)
: Shriey's Mems Shop increased
their lead last week to four games,
by taking all three games from
Fairchild while North American lost
two games to Crouse's Billiard
Room Cromer's Grocery and B. F.
Goodrich took three games from
Smith Oil Co. and Snyder's Body
Works, respectively, while Potomac
Diner took two games from Old Ex-
port.
Team honors for high single game
went to Shirey's Mems Shop (635),
and B. F. Goodrich had the high
total 1929. Other teams rolling
600 or over were: North American,
628; Cromer's Grocery, 604; B, F.
Goodrich, 623 and 610; Potomac
Diner, 604 and GOT.
Tom Knode, of Shirey's Mems
Shop, had high single game with a
nice, 157, while Wolfensberger had
high set with All, the only 400 set
of the evening
The 13O-350 Glass
Shirey's Mems Shop Knode, 157-
1856; Copenhaver, 139-378; Gaylor,
140.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-27
Team Standings
WOMENS MAJOR LEAGUE

The C. Paul Jones team, by win
ming two games, held on to their
two-game lead on Saturday night,
since the second place Valley Forge
Beer girls also won two and lost one.
Gibney's Florists, by winning all
three of their games from the Hersh-
ey Creamery Co., moved up into a
third place tie with Ayers Bros,
who won two. Letter Bros. also
won two games.
V. Brown, of Hershey Creamery,
had the individual high single game
Q29), but C. Price, of Matthias Mill
er, had the high three-game set
(340). Valley Forge Beer had the
team high single game (528), with
Hershey Creamery taking the team
high three-game set (1529).
The 100000 Glass
C. Price, 120 1872 $40; H. Ed
wards, 122, 117-327; Spiker, 119, 112-
327; j. Davis, 1O6 124-321; v. Martin,
lis, 1O6-319; Fiddler, 1O1, 1888;
v. Warner, 1O9, 1888; Knepper,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-27
Team Standing
PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE

A new league record for a set of
three games was made Friday night,
when Tillie Spessard came through
with her pinfall of 367. Nice going
Tillie,t that's really some bowling!
She also had the high single game
(129).
The Diamonds came through to
win three games, which put them
on top again by one-game lead, as
the Pearls could only win two. The
Emeralds rolled a game >of SOB for
the team honors for single game.
Girls Rolling 100 Or Over
T. Spessard, 113, 129, 125-367; M.
Fiery, 1O9, 1O6-311; M. Routzahn,
1O8, 102-3O9; M. A. Gunderman, 108,
102-3O4; L South, 10, 117-3O4; B.
Kane, 114-301; V. Mowen, 101, 101;
L. Nichols, Ill; r. Schindel, 100; D.
Newcomer, 1903; P. Flock, 100; R.
Swartz, 1903; D. Trovinger, 100.
Toov,, CfouIfnG
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-27
Team Standing
EASTERN STAR LOOP

Venus is still out in front by two
games, with Mars in second place.
Neptune and Jupiter are tied for the
cellar once again. Now is your
chance Jupiter. Let's fool them this
time and let them have the cellar
Let's move up even if it is only one
more step.
Margaret Gilbert rolled the high
single game for the evening, 106,
followed by D. Snapp, 105; R. ct
myer, 1903; N Rouzer, 1902; E. King;
1902; M. Fiery, 1902; G. Wyant, 1O2.
Jupiter had the high team single
game with AIT, and Neptune took
the high team three games, 1854.
Notice: No bowling to night due
In THANKSGIVING.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-27

LOG, 111-314; P. Owens, 1O9, no.
314; E. Barnes, 121-S13; v. Brown,
1O2, 129-312; I. South, 113, 1OO-312;
f. Grimes, 1O1, los, 1O4-31O; M. War
renfeltz, 1O4, 100, 1O5-3O9; Bentz,
100, 1O1-SO6; M. Mobley, 1O4, H.
3O3; v. Potter, 116-SO1; Price, 1917
800; Snyder, lit; "A. Martin, 116; M.
Athey, 1860 Jones, ia; D., Kelley,
112; M. Wiles, 112; L. Bowers, ITO;
M. Sappington, 1Og; M. O'Brien, 1O5;
Kelley, 1903; M. Bittorf, 1O2; M. Bak-
er, 1902; j. Zimmerman, 1O2; L. Low
man, 101; M. Paronis, 101; R. Selby,
1O1; Healey, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-27
BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCORES
By Doug Stewart

North American-Hi ldebrand, 136,
137-388; Mcdonald, $50; A. Palli-
dino, 131.
Snyder's Body Works = Ahalt,
S74; Fahrney, 136-364; O'Brien, 1856.
Cromer's Grocery-Bradley, 372;
Fisher, 131, 138-369; Williams, 1856
358.
Potomac Diner - Fiddler, 1856,
14O-397; F. Lowman, 142-368;
Barnes, 1872.
Crouse's Billiard Room - Price,
140-381.
Old Export - Gross, 132-359.
B. F. Goodrich - Wolfensberger,
145, 144-411; Lighter, 141-37O;
Barnhart, 355; Cook, 134-35O.
Smith Oil Co.-Baker, 146-369.
Fairchild-C. Harshman, 14O-368;
j. Palladino, 1853.
Team Standings
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Team Standing
MINOR LEAGUE

"wednesday, November 19)
4 Cromer's Grocery, who lost two
games to Staley's ESQ Station last
week, lost out on the top position
which they have been holding since
the start Of the season. French Bar
bers, by taking all three games from
Rutherford Amoco Station, took ov-
er the top position. Kendall Oilers
won two games from Rinehart's
Sunoco Service; South End Tavern
won two from up Bottling Co., and
Smith Oil Co. won two from Snyd-
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single game of 1877 and a two-game
set of 231. Others breaking humid
red were: Jeanette Hilton, 113;
Doris Wood, 1O3, and Marie Dahl
hamer, 100.
The 9O-99 Class
Peggy Plummer, SO, 81; Ruth
Warner, SO, 80; Nancy Shoop, 95;
Elaine Dayhoff, 90; Virginia Myers,
95; Esther McCarren, SO; Frances
Barkdoll, SO; Norma Grogan, 81;
Gladys Darlington, 80.
Free Bowling
Phyllis Palmer (104-127), 1853;
Peggy Plummer (93-97), 240.
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ANTIETAM FIRE co. LEAGUE

The Coats and Axes are tied for
first place, four games ahead of the
Boots.
Bert Delosier had the high single
game (132), but H. Lum came thru
with the high three-game set DAD.
Team honors were also divided, the
Helmets having the high single
game 1929 and the Boots taking the
high three-game set (1518).
10000 Glass
Sayles, Jr., 114-314; Deloiser, 1872,
1852; Hightman, lis, 121331;
Lantz, 10000; Wolf, ia, 112-336;
Spalding, 116, 117-335; Manious, 1875
314; Hargett, 111-324; Forrest, 49,
319; Lum, 1877, 1884.
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PANGBoRN GIRLS LEAGUE
(Tuesday, November 18)

Glamour, who won one and lost
one,, managed to maintain their one
game lead last week, since Vogue
also split their two games. Made
moiselle won both their games and
moved up into second-place tie.
Phyllis Palmer took both indi-
vidual honors, coming up with a
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Team Standing
LIONS CLUB LEAGUE

There is a close race right now
between the first three teams, with
the Paws just one game ahead of the
Heads and Names.
Minnick had both the high single
game (136) and the high three-game
set (388).
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Rita HaywOrth Wins Divorce

Charging that her hubby of four
years standing Showed no interest
in establishing home" and object
ing that she was only "25-percent
wife," Rita Hayworth, of motion
picture fame, has obtained divorce
from Orson Wells, actor, writer, dir
ector, and producer.
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The u.s. 315 Glass

Minnick, 136-388; Fiery, 135-347;
Lewis, 1894; Copley, 121-337;
Glass, 1888; P. Hoffman, 129-331;
Howard, 1926; Zimmerman, 1T
1922; Burkholder, 1922; Main, 121-
313; Thomas, 116; Oliver, lis.
Team Standings
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High Score Contest


j. Wolfensberger's $50 and Grace
Moser's IA are still showing the
way in The Globe-Independent's
High Score Contest.
My thanks to the many league
statisticians who cooperated in get
ting their scores in early this week,
so that the plant force could enjoy
the Thanksgiving holiday. Sorry
had to leave out some scores, but
they'll all be back next week as
usual.
Now let's look over some of those
that did come in.
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The 100000 Glass

Francis Fratianni, 1872, 117-336;
Howard Jolliffe, Ill, 1O9-325; Rich
ard Ham, 1913, 1O7-316; John Helm
er, 100, 1O4-3OO; Thomas Ham, 100;
Francis Mazzo, 1T; Lillian Musey,
1O9; Francis Duffey, 100; Harry
Carper, 1903; Fred Musey, 104; Re
gina Wagner, 1903; Vincent Casale,
1903; Charlotte Stevenson, 1902; Buck
Stinebaugh, 1902; Raymond Miner,
1902; Marguerite Eberly, 101; James
Hawthorn, 100; William Ryan, 100
Team Standing
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Team Standings
ST. MARY's LEAGUE
"wednesday, November 10

"wednesday, November 19)
Yale took all three games from
Duke last week, increasing their
lead to six games over Army and
Navy, who are tied for second
place, since both teams won two
and lost one. Duke, Harvard and
Notre Dame wound up in a three
way tie, nine games behind the
leaders.
Francis Fratianni took both in
dividual honors with his single
game of 1872 and three-game set of
1856. Lillian Musey had high single
game for the fair sex (1O9). Notre
Dame had the team high single
game (494), but Yale had the high
three-oane cet (14470
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-27

Some men have a stiff lip instead
of straight spine and heat in their
heads instead of fire in their hearts.
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-24

Methodist parsonage Wednesday.
Rev. Van de Mark is the district
superintendent of the Method
list church.
DR.. and Mrs. John ]. Mitschke
are the parents of a daughter
born January 10 at Helena.
Charles Dewitt, Columbia
Falls, who was hurt recently
while working On the ice at Lake
Five is now improved.
Mrs. Tom Haines was a We'd
nesday overnight guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ross.
While in Columbia Falls she is
visiting other friends. planning
to return to her Spokane home
Saturday.
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Baptists Plan Baptismal

A baptismal service to be held
Sunday 8 o'clock, at the First
Baptist church, Kalispell, has
been announced by Rev. Ralph
Werner, local pastor. The service
IS being held there as that church
has baptistry. The public is
invited to attend. Rev. Waite.
kalfSpell, will speak on the sub.
Jeet of baptism, while Pastor
Werner is in charge.