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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-22
Leitersburg News

The feature of the Leitersburg
PIT. A. February meeting, held on
Thursday evening, was a play, ''The
Roots Are Deep" given in honor of
Founders Day.
The play was in two parts-the
18th century and the goth century,
and members of the cast were:
10Th. Century-Mrs. Berlin Rich
ardson, narrator; Mrs. Keller Kline
as the mother; Mrs. Mildred Patter-
son as the daughter; Mrs. Frances
Bittner as the teacher: and Mrs.
John Richard Stouffer as the patron.
goth Century-James Resi-, mar
rator; Mrs. Robert Bledsoe as the
mother; Mrs. Frank Valentine as the
daughter; and John Richard Stout
fer as the school principal.
The cast gave a fine portrayal of
the educational systems of the two
centuries and the customing was
perfect. For instance. Mrs. Bittner
wore a dress and bonnet that her
grandmother had worn back in the
1905, while Mr.. Stouffer was dress
ed in snappy, up-to-date suit.
Miss Rae Beer who with her twin
sister is a student at the University
of Maryland, spent Saturday at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Beer, and she had with her as
her guests, Miss Jean Byran, of In
dian Point, Maryland; ''Pete" Twig,
Cumberland, and Roy Rector, of
Charleston, S. c., all three being
students at the University.
Mr.. Carl Beer, who before coming
to Washington County was the as
sistant principal at the school in
Berkeley County, w. Va, was the
guest speaker at the Martinsburg
High Schools Founders Day meet
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carl An
tietam Springs Road, gave a birth
day party recently at the Ringgold
Social Room, in honor of their
young daughter, Zonja.
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Bowling Scores
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

Esther McCarren is really trying
to win for her team. Last week,
for the second straight time, she
was the high bowler among the
ladies, with single game of lis and
three-game, set of $50.
For the men, scoring honors were
divided, Thomas Ham and Roger
Shelter tied for the high single
game (129), but Richard Ham out
lasted both of them and came
through with the high set (343).
The Bumsteads had both team
honors, with single game of 524
and set of 1888.
100000 Glass
R. Ham, III, 113-343; J. Weaver,
1913, 106-338; T. Ham, 129,. 102-331;
E. McCarren, lis, 109-330; H. Sir
baugh, 122, 1O6-33O; S. Kiser, 1913,
110-328; R. Shelter, 129, 114-327; H.
Jolliffe, 116, 1O1-310; F. Musey, 1O8,
100-306; E. Henson, 113; M. Eberly,
112; ]. Stevenson, 1903; R. Keller,
103; R. Zappacosta, 1O2; J. Henne-
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PANGBORN
MEMS LEAGUE.

Last week G. Limburg had both
high scores, with single game of
141 and set of 1855. The Exhausters
were the high scoring team, with
a single game of 565 and set of 1888,
120-33O Glass
w. Hays, 121, 124-364; A. Kinsey,
124, 131-345; G. Limburg, 1874, AL
1856; c. Miller, 12O-335; D. Barnhart,
121; L. Gardner, 1913; R. Perrott, 100;
c. Beagle, 134-333; H. Bottorf, 100;
D. Hoffman, 1888; C. Morrison, 1923;
E. Downin, $50; V. Krouse, 1886;
F. Trovinger, 136-346.
Free Bowling
F. Trovinger, 403; c. Everett,
400.7; G. Limburg, 399.
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Division /
10000 Glass

Buck" Wilson, 327; Jack Koontz,
150-338; Eddie Collifower, 1922; Bill
Snyder, 131, 121-358; Hoye Lum, 1872
$40; H. Stottlemyer, 121; John Bow
man, 120-324; doc" Carbaugh, 121-
335; Dick Zimmerman, 121-334;
Gene Bowers, 142-333; pete" Harsh
man, 1877, 141-382; Wilbur Perrott,
324; Eddie Weaver, 121; Joe Bitner,
125-349; Tom Day, 1884; Harry
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-22
100000 Glass

Nichols, 119, 1903, 129-351; Ed
wards, 116, 1T, 11O-343; Hartman,
118, 115-325; Brown, 1O9, 1O3, 1O9-
321; Waltrick, 113, 1O9-321; Dunn,
112, 1889; Knepper, 104, HABIT;
Nemzik, lis, 1O1-315; Sappington,
Ill, 105-313; A. Martin, 113, 1OO-312;
Nave, 121, 1929; Selby, 112, 1914
311; Fitz, 1O1, 114-31O; Hogan, 101,
111-3O8; Sayles, 1O6, 1O8-3O8; South,
114-307; Zimmerman, 105, 104-306;
Bentz, 116-305; Hammond, 104, 1O8-
3O4; Bond, 1903, 109-3O2; Jones, 49,
302; Barnes, 10, 1O3-3O1; Riden-
hour, 113; Gysberts, Ill; Lowell, 116,
1902; Thomas, ITO; Letter, 100; Miller,
100; Stout, 1O9; Fiery, 1O7; Haynes,
106; Givens, 1903; Bittorf, 1902; Right,
101; Baker, 100; Bowers, 100; Grouse,
100; Holsapple, 100; M. Miller, 100.
Team Standing
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Division l
100000 Glass

P. Forrest, 116, 110-323; R. Hause,
119, 1O4-312; A. Ruth, 116-3O4; M
Routzahn, 1O3, 1O1-3O2; L. Rudisill
1903, 1O4; K. Stouffer, 1O2, 1O4; E
Causher, 100, 1O3; M. Hartman, 100
1O1; V. Warner, 101, 1O1; M. Ham
mond, 112; l. Irby, 10; z. Hoover.
109; M. Mogensen, 100; H. Leather
man, 107; E. Hause, 1O6; V. Gossard
106; G. Leatherman, 1O4; L. McKin-
sey, 1903; R. Miller, 1902; L. Carey
1O2; M. Snyder, 1O2.
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BANKERS LEAGUE

Last week, the Nickels had both
high scores, with single game of
SGT and set of 1904.
For the ladies, Hazel Lehman had
the high single game (140), but Jo-
sephine Downin had the high set
(226). George McAdams had the
high single game for the men (128)
and Bill King had the high set
(226).
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Team Standing
Points
Division 2
100000 Glass

F. Couchman, 1O2, 132-331; E
Monninger, lis, 1884: L. Abel
104, 1O4, 101309; L. Miles, 112, 1O9-
308; R. Dunn, 101, 1o6-3O6; A. M
McSherry, 1O1, 10000; C. Fitz, 1O7
1O7-302; M. frey, 103, 116; B. War
renfeltz, 1O3, 1O2; D. Slayman, 1913:
]. Harshman, 118; V. Pearson, ia
J. Miller, 100; G.. Horst, 100; L
Wingert, 1O8; B. Schwinger, 1O6; D
King, 106; G. Poffenberger, 1O4; M
Barnes, 104; M. Haynes, 1903; M
Young, 102; A. Messersmith, 101; c.
Nunamaker, 100.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
w. F. PRIOR co.
LEAGUE

On Monday night the Tice team,
which is still tied with Brenneman
for the lead, had both high scores,
with single game Of 459 and two
game set of GA.
Scoring honors among the girls
were divided, with Katherine Ben
night having the high single game
(95) and Dot Mullican the high set
Q82). John Pullman led all the
men with game of 113 and set of
218.
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12O-33O Glass

L. Middlekauff, 1876; ]. Higgins,
1872; B. Martz, 144-335; w. Bradley,
131, 154-33O; o. Piper, 12O-337; W.
Guessford, 144-347 E. Middlekauff,
100; j. Hess, 142-375; K. McElroy,
1882; w. Nigh, 14O; w Hebb, 1888;
H. Grove, 135-335; R. Harbaugh, 1876;
c. Harbaugh, 1876; R. Gallagher, 1913;
B. Harne, 124-348; H. Trovinger,
134-345.
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1O1; E. Lapole, SO; E. Foltz, SO; C.
Bowman, SO; M. Gelwicks, SO; A.
Carper, 81; E. Domer, 81; H. Slower,
95; H. Cameron, 95; H. Hamilton,
50; L. Hoover, "a; o. Stoddard, SO;
A. Stevenson, 90; M. Carper, 81; M.
Hall, 81; A. Fuss, 81; N. Socks, go;
H. Murray, co.
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Krotzer, 129-33O; w. Beck, 124-S25.
Team Standing
Division 2
12O-32O Glass

Tom Fitz, 1872; Lewis Ruth, 121;
"Deany" McNamee, 1885; Bob
Rohrer, 1913, 128-353; Paul Fryer,
1886; Clyde Lippy, 121; Roger
Miller, 329; John Minnich, 127-324;
Sam Gross, 1923; Jim Cunningham,
100, 122-352; Bud" Lowman, 1874
324.
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ELKS LEAGUE

On Monday night the Heads had
the high single game (570) and the
Tongues had the high set (158D.
W. Bradley had both high scores,
with a single game of 154 and set of
2QO
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Team Standing
ROTARY CLUB
LEAGUE

]. Reynolds had both high scores
on Monday night, with a single
game of 1876 and set of 1856. The
Hubs was the high scoring team,
with single game of 545 and set
of 1872.
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Team Standing
Points
WOMEN'S
MAJOR LEAGUE.

On Saturday night Loretta Nichols
had both high scores, with a single
game of 1919 and set of 351. But
ler's Diner had the high single game
$3.50, but Sellman's Gulf Station
had the high set (1536l.
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10000 Class

Ladies: D. Slayman, 80; P. Sem
Ter, 81; N. Cover, go; R. Hutzell, 81,
"a; D. Fryer, SO, go; j. Martin, SO;
v. Winters, 105; 7. Thurston, 95; j.
Reynolds, SO; D. Meyers, SO; H. Lob
man, 140-223; j. Downin, 1925.
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Men: R. Bowman, 11O-2O1; B.
King, 1925; D. Thurston, Ill
219; F. Mcconnell, 1C9-2O4; w.
Hammaker, 1929; G. Neikirk,
103; G. McAdams, 1929.
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Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

j. Brode had the high single game
CAD on Monday night, and Ed
Lecrone had the high set 1873. The
Braves and the Senators tied for the
high single game $500, but the
Senators came through with the
high set 1888.
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12O-S2O Glass

E. Lecrone, 1879, 1888; A. Keen,
122-341; C. Waltrick, 131-338; C.
Stickell, 337; L. Wallis, 126-332; C.
Adams, 126-324; c. Wolf, 1924; j.
Brode, al; j. Resi-, 1913; j. Pearl,
1877; F, Poffenberger, 100.
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800 Or Better Glass

]. Reynolds, 1856; Lehner, 1872; C
Stonebraker, Sr., 319; Mobley, 312
c. Wagaman, 312; j. Fiery, 3O9.
Team Standing
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Points
ELKS LADIES'
LEAGUE

Individual honors were well di-
vided last week, with R. Martin
and R. Charlton tying for the high
single game (114 and Tillie Spes-
sard coming up with the high three
game set (303).
The seventh-place February team
suddenly got their eyes on the head
pin and came up with both high
scores, a single game of 499 and set
of 1898.
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100000 Glass

T. Spessard, 100, 1O9-3O3; R. Mar
tin, ia; R. Charlton, ia; D. Grooms,
113; Jane Zimmerman, 1O8, 100; E.
Morganthall, LOT; L. Kershner, 1O6;
K. Mowen, 1O5; R. Bohn, 1O5; G.
Hykes, 1O4; L. Barr, 104; A. SPECS
sard, 1O4; N. Musey, 1903; M. Grouse,
100, 1903; P. Flock, 1902; T. Hartle,
101; B. Bond, 100.
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PANGBORN GIRLS
LEAGUE

The league-leading Vogue team
had both high scores last week, with
a single game of 481 and twogame
set of 934.
Phyllis Palmer and Doris Truax
tied for the Individual high single
game GOD, but Phyllis had a little
more on the ball and came through
with the high set (2O3).
80 Or Better Glass
Phyllis Palmer, 1O7, SO; Doris
Truax, 107; P Kittell, 1903, SO; j.
Smith, SO; R. Spangler, SO, go; D.
Wood, 96; P. Daughterty, "a, go; G.
Darlington, "a; B. Everly, SO; June
Price, SO; I. Hull, 90, R. Ausherman,
go; H. Drummer, go.
Free Bowling
P. Kittell, SO, 103-247; D. Truax,
II, 107-240.
Team Standing
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80 Or Better Glass

j. Pullman, 1O5, 1O3; P. Lowry,
81, Ill; D. Mowen, 1O1, SO; K. Ben
night, So; B. Thomas, "a; D. Null
lican, 80, 90; D. Crawford, 80, 90; R.
Harsh, co.
Team Standing
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berger, 1O1; p. Plank, 100; L. Shelf
f1er, 100.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

The Tarpons, who are on top by
one game, were the high bowlers
on Thursday night, coming up with
a single game of $50 and set of 1851.
John Minnich bowled the high
single game ODD, but Bob Lewis
had the high set $3.50.
100000 Glass
Minnich, 135-355; Lewis, 13O-359;
Fiery, 127-345; Hess, 1926; Bow
man, 111-3O9; LeFew, 1O6-3O5; Craw-
ford, 116; Tyler, lis; Stone, 112;
Oliver, ITO; Patterson, 10; Nc
Cauley, 1O9; Howard, 1917; Tabler,
1O6; Hoffmaster, 1O4; Fotz, 1902;
Kieffer, 1872; Hoffman, 1902; Arnold
101; Farley. 100.
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Team Standings
POTOMAC EDISON
GIRLS LEAGUE

The league-leading Bridge team,
who won both their games last week,
also had both high scores, with a
single game of 469 and set of 927.
Margaret Potts, who has the high
average to date (97), also had both
high scores last week, with a single
game of III and set of 200.
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High Averages

Margaret Potts, 81; Doris Bren-
ner, 93.8; Marian Barrick, 93.5; Vir-
ginia Stoner, 92.5; Della Quinn, Gil;
Kathleen Good, 90.5; Betty Bremen,
9O.3; Chico Smith, 9O2; Thelma
Carbaugh, 80; Frances Berger, 88.9.
Taana STANDING
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100000 Glass

Mary Routzahn, 1913, 109-335;
Mile Fiery, ia, 1O8-319; Martha
Schaff, 104; Eleanor Cover, 1903;
Bertha Kane, 101; Verna Stoner, 101.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

Mary Routzahn had both high
scores, with single game of 1913
and set of 1876.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carl, An
tietam Springs Road, gave a birth
day party recently at the Ringgold
Social Room, in honor of their
young daughter, Zonja.
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80 Or Better Glass
Free Bowling
Team Standing

P. Kittell, SO, 1O3-247; D. Truax,
II, 107-24O.
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Karpius raso auku rinkimo rel
kalu DIRVOS Mr.. 27, Stu metu
liepos 5 d., kur jis pareiskia
nuomone, kad Lietuvos laisvini-
mo reikalams aukas turetumeme
rinkti visur, visuomet ir is visu.
Dirvos redakcija kviecia kitus
skaitytojus, ypatingai organi-
zaciju veikejus, irgi siuo klausi-
mu pasisakyti. Todel naudoda-
masis sia proga as noriu parem-
ii gerb. K. S. Karpiaus nuomo-
ne, kad yra butinai reikalinga is
naudoti visas pasitaikiusias pro-
gas gauti auku Lietuvos laisvi-
uimo reikalams.
sia proga, manau, bltu gerai
priminti auku rinkimo centrams,
o ypatingai AMERIKOS LIE
TUVIU TARYBAI del apyskai-
tn ir kontroles. Aukotojai per
ALT nusiskundzia, kad ALT
daugiau kaip desimti metu rim
kusi aukas Lietuvos laisvinimo
reikalams, dar niekad nera da-
vusi tinkamos apyskaitos.
Aukotojai kalbedamiesi sake !:
"Jeigu jau yra reikalinga tokia
nesuprantama slaptybe apie su-
rinktu auku panaudojima, tai
gal ALT vadovybe sia ''paslap-
tt" Wis delto turetu patiketi
bent metiniu ALT konferenciju
isrinktiems ALT lido Globe
jams p"
Esame girdeje ALT lido glo-
beju pranesimus ALT suvaziavi-
muose, kurie dazniausiai yra bu-
We arba nepilni arba neaiskus ir
su ivairiausiais pasiteisinimais,
kad jie, lido globejai, netureje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

raso prizes organizuota kontrole
aukoms rinkti (Pasaulio Lietu-
viz Bendruomene) ir TT.
Turint mintyje sitai ir daugeli
kitty kliuciu, netenka stebetis,
kad auku rinkimas Lietuvos lais-
vinimo reikalams neina taip,
kaip turetq eiti. Todel pasalin-
kline bent aiskiai matomas kliu-
tis, o Lietuvos laisvinimo reika-
lams auku gausime.
"A. S. TreciOkas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
Metalu rinkimas.

Jau 1e43 pavasar vokeciai pradeo Levoje rnkti spa
votus mels, ypatngai avar ir va karo pramonei
Tai aka vaovauti lsegtas askira vokecu karuomenes
skyrus kurio vsninku paskrtas mir Schulz Toiu netau
neisskant If kai kru pamnk bel buvo svezta Vo
ketja gan daug.
Metalp rnkimo akca negaejo nepaiesti r Karo Muze-
jau Maoro Schuh vadovauama saga nesikso Karo Muze
jaus reikau bet vokecu generanio komsarao paregna
Lueh Stadden Recke r kiti uoia rnko zina kas
ketu is Karo Muziejaus paimti
Voke6a daug kartu teiravosi ka Karo Muzeus yra pa
siruoses ems aduo. Negaudami muzeaus oio atsaky
komsariato pareguna pareikaavo atiduot bronz
varnus daktus buvusius pacame mueuje o sande
Lyle.
Atduon daiktq nepatektas Laisves Staula
lis Letuvos Laisves pamnklo) aiskia nurodyta.
Pradea kibti prie muzeaus varpu pirmiausia pre d-
dioo varpo munco vaandas muzeaus bokste kick veau
buvo parekSos prieno vapu kompea sudarancio varpu
muzka. Vena karta asarga apie Amerkos
euv padovanota Lasves Vapa bet po daugau Lasves
Varpas nebuvo neliestas
Po gu paskabemu ir derybu, pagaliau varpu atdavmo
klausinas tarpu atid6tas veesniam akui.
Taciau akinas spendmas neyanakino kitu vokeciu
preezju Karo Muzeaus metainus eksponatus Jems per-
zur vokecu generans konsaras paskyre gausa komisa
vadovauama Zvverwaltungo politnio skyraus vsninko
Lueth Komsja atvyko Karo uzeu pradzu apziureo
pannkus arteos pabuEus r kus eksponatus muziejaus
sodee Karo Mzieaus vrsninkui gen. Nagiu pat
yta kad W tus atduoti vokecu karo pramonei kap spa
votQ metalu lauza, siuos daktus:
Laisves satula, pamnklu bustus knygneso paminkla,
eko pamnk, muzeau bokste sovina riterio statua d
deli boksto laikrodzio varpa.
SprenClmO
Veau is Okupacnes vadzos aejo isakymas (zodziu,
rasu) kad Laisves Satua r vs nurodyt data buu
init if aiduot vokeciams Muzeaus vrsinnkas paprase kad
tok akymas butu pavrtnta rastu be pareske pasi
teisino kad s nemis darbnnku tokam darbui atlikti
Jam atsakyta kad vokieciai prncpialai negai duoti
darnnkQ palvuotu meta rnkmas esas aisvas
komas karo pramonei r tode etuvia pays savaranksa
egomis bel turi paminkus num paaukoti
Gen Nagius pakartonai pareikaavo, kad jam butu duo
tas paes generano komaro Dr. Renteno rasskas
kymas atiduoti istornius pamnklus
Prasidejus gincui apie Lasves Stovya Lueh oniskai
pareke kad ypatnga a stovyla etuva numt
"Je jus jos nenuimsite, turesime atsusti zydus
Siam darbui atikti - buvo Luetho zodza ar us butu
tai malonu?'
Del Laisves staulos Nagius pareiske proesta vi
sal atssake ape tai kalbeti.
Ia patti vokecu komisija, apzrinedama eksponatus
ziejaus vdue numae daug j paimti patti
istorija kaip Karo Muzieaus sodeye y akoma
nurodoma kad tas ktas eksponatas tu atduotas
bet Karo Muzieus turs tai padary pats "asva vaia
Muziejaus Vytauto Ddzojo kapeloje kaip Karo
ankytoja atsmna buvo kel senovis
arba u kopiju pavyzdziai.
Grazausia r ddziausa u patranku (opija) gar
sio sved patranka Stockhome aiednta kunigakscio
Radvo parankos kopja il krai labai grail 1sl
lusa r dideems vvemis sursta patranka znoma
fantasne lmltaca buvo padarya metao
kos vyko oks domus paskabmas tarp komisjos prnnko