Walkersville Bowling News Derby of High Scores and Standings
Readable bowling roundup reports welcome shows Peg joining 400 Club with 174 game 418 set while Richard Bohn hits three strikes to join Tri Ple Header Club. Local leagues list high games and sets for numerous bowlers including Ed Shelton Debbie Gilbert and Charles Whitmore with team standings across Glade Valley and Monocacy Valley.
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Richard Bohn
Junior Fogle
Fred Masser
Jimmy Martin
Paul “Sap” Rhoderick
Floyd Shepley
Bobby Bloom
Claude “Pop” Crum
Ed Bachtell
Bernie Norwood
Barbara Gilbert
Howard Murphy
Sam O'Bryan
Gene Myers
Kenny Nusbaum
Donnie Wetzel
Lee Shaffer
Glade Valley
Dorsey Meats
Lewistown Northend
P. L Dixon
Shater's
Esso
Walkersville
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Wilhide
Matthew's
Grabill's
Plumbers
Charles Main
Markwood Ramsburg
Lewistown
Northend
Dixon
Charles
Brothers police arrest kin in Brighton burglary case
In Brighton Colorado three Hoffman brothers were arrested by their own kin, policeman Gilbert R Hoffman. Francis and Peter, both 20, received probation for burglary of an automobile shop, while Virgil, 27, drew two to three years. The elder brother said he acted to uphold the law.
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Brighton
Colo
Francis
Peter Hoffman
Virgil
Gilbert R. Hoffman
Arcade League and Industrial League Standings and Winners
Middletown area bowling updates show Arcade League leaderboards with Arcad e Lanes top in highs and overall marks. Colonial Music Shop leads Friday Industrial League by two points over N E Kefauver and Son with four teams tied for third. Senior and church leagues note Calvary Methodist Evangelical tops in Women’s Division. Buckeystown one point back. New Market fourth. individual high scores include Shir ley McThenna 128 346 and Dick Jacobs 139 380. Friday Night Industrial scores feature Emory Fogle 132 and Austin Fogle 195 among top games. Bowl the Champ trophy results highlight Eleanor Orndorff and Paul Devilbiss as champions with runners-up Audrey Blank and Arthur McCoy.
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Middletown Lutheran
Colonial Music Shop
N. E. Kefauver and Son
Fogle
Misfits
A. M. Cowell Inc
Flock
Texaco
Dick Jacobs
Calvary Methodist
Evangelical
Buckeystown
Onns
New Market
Shirley McThenna
Peg Garst
Jane Snarr
Sally Kelly
Dolores Wiles
Pat James
Emory Fogle
Austin Fogle
Jack Miller
Mark Beachley
Charles Mentzer
Jim Fink
Marshall Barger
Lefty Lady
Audrey Blank
Arthur McCoy
Eleanor Orndorff
Paul Devilbiss
Tink Fogle
Paul
Carbaugh's van Service
G & L Bakery
Tooth decay cut by 66 percent in Pittsburgh schools
Pittsburgh area health officials report tooth decay among school children dropped about 66 percent since water fluoridation began in 1952. The average child’s decay fell from 4.53 to 1.50 permanent teeth, per county dental examiner Dr. Jerome Altman.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Jerome Altman
High Scores in Local Bowling Standings and Shops
In Forest Grove and nearby towns, teams and individuals posted top game and series scores. C Keller led with 147 and 343, while Jacobs posted 139 and 390 for high marks. Colonial Music Shop boasted 2831 as the top team figure, with multiple local businesses also listed among leading scores and participants.
Health Center Leads Mixed League Night Up Four Points
In Urbana area score notes, Lioness Lea gue tops Liberty by four, trimming second place Yellow Springs. Springers climb from fourth to second after downing Walkersville. Mary Wood 121, Lois Smith 119, Dot Keyser 309 lead individual scores.
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Lioness League
Liberty
Yellow Springs
Springers
Walkersville
Mary Wood
Lois Smith
Dot Keyser
Liqness
New Market
Carroll Manor
Middletown
Myarsville
Frederick
Frederick II
Veteran Actor Adolph Menjou Dies at 73 in Beverly Hills
Hollywood reports the death of Adolph Menjou at his Beverly Hills home after a nine month illness due to chronic hepatitis. The Pittsburgh born actor known for European gentleman image left a career spanning over 40 years and more than 200 films. His third wife Verree Teasdale and their adopted son Peter, 27, were by his side.
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Beverly Hills
Menjou
Verree Teasdale
Peter
Pittsburgh
Welles Still Defiant Over War of the Worlds Panic
Associated Press reports Orson Welles, now 48, says he has no regrets about his 1938 radio War of the Worlds broadcast. He recalls listeners panicked as Martians invaded New Jersey and New York, with millions hearing the performance amid prewar tensions.
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Associated Press
London
Orson Welles
Welles
Mercury
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Quiet Radio Mission Contrasts With Show of Skill
In a candid remark a speaker notes the need to prove that radio work can reflect real competence beyond flashy or flashy appearances. The statement comes as a broader assertion that practical capability matters over spectacle in broadcasting.
Levittown May Take Old Name Back
Levittown in New Jersey votes on whether to revert from Levittown to Willingboro, a name used since 1688. The campaign, debated in Levittown Life, notes mail misdirection and local dissatisfaction with being identified as another Levittown.
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Levittown
Levittown, NJ
Willingboro
Levittown Life
Stanley Goldstein
N.Y
Povich Named Sports Editor at Washington Post
Shirley Povich, longtime Washington Post sports columnist, was named sports editor succeeding Luther D. Ham. The change takes effect November 4 at Ham’s request as he shifts to full time sports reporting.
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Washington Post
Washington
Shirley Povich
The
Luther D. (Bus) Ham
Post
Fective
Ham
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