The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-04-06

trustee, all the cement mills of t,
Lehigh region are in operation N,
since the panic of 1907 has ,be,,
been such activity in the business ana
the prospects are that last Year,
total production in Aemrica of Ga.
100000 barrels will be largely an.
passed. The estimate Is that NM,
years output will be $4,000, 600 b,,
rels. The mills of the Lehlgb rego,
are capable Of producing more ibn
60 per cent. of this quantity
Bethlehem.-For oratorlcal h0no,
and prizes OF SIS and SO, the hr,
given annually by James N. Rec,
former Assistant United States A,,o,
ney General, in memory Of his gram,
father, six students OF the M0rav,,
College participated in the John Bst,
oratorical contest. The judges Rev
b. S. Sanderson and Prof. c. Fl Ron.
niger, Of Bethlehem, and Z. n W2.
tin, OF Nazareth, awarded first Bru
10 Reinhold Reimer, of Bruedar'eg
Canada, who spoke on "The Call 20,
Men" Second honors went 10 J.
Francis Hagen, of Lititz, his toplcta
ing Our Nations Milestone"
Reading.-The Reading Pog,r
and Pigeon Association held lis Al,
nual meeting and elected the ioog
ing directors: l.. G. Broschovsh
Warren Cleaver, w. Harry Orr, EB
Ulrich, II. c. DeTurck, George B
Rebholtz, Charles Carver Georp
Hinkle and c. II. Glase. i. r. urA
was elected president; H. c. d.
Turck, vice-president; W. Harry On
treasurer, and Claude II Gasa. ss
retary. It was decided to hold %,
next annual show in December IN
dates and judges will be decided on
al a meeting Of the directors.
Reading. Mrs. Emma White "a
OF Readings oldest fortune 'eIlen
was found dead on the first floor 4
her home by young man who board
ed with her There We're bma
about her face and neck which IA
some to believe that the woman -e
with foul play. Neighbors. h5Te,a
declare that the woman was drinking
heavily the night before and tha. .s
injuries We're probably SUSTAINED 3
a fall. Coroner Wagner made ant
vestigation and found death TO nn
been due to paralysis
Norristown. The siy.Ieth a-t
versary of Curtis Lodge No. i3O 10
dependent order Of Odd Fellows 70
held with J. p. Hale jenkins acting
as toastmaster. Among those 1a
responded to tOasts We're the 'olF W
ing officials Of the State bodies o. H
order: G NJ. Elmer, y. 'un'
Robert w. Ricketts,, Robert Gna-
Usher A. Hall, Herman RoelIT
District Deputy Gclnd Master wv
liam Van Skite.
Alleutown. In mah.u- O "r
attempt to levy on the 'uru.'Ec
BENJAMIN Nonnemacher. CoasN'
w. G. Groman, Of South hlIa1oN
was beaten into insensib.IlT 20
two clubs and a hatchct In The llii
Of two men and a woman WA M
two officers responded 10 q ro'
they were fred upon Ills a''l!l
are in hiding.
Media. Joseph u. Miles. OF la
ter, has begun a suit for H'N.
damages against the lnd'.Na
/ Company, of Eddystone. for r'f'1
Injuries. lie charges 'h' 'oal A
with negligence and claims '.'
was injured when q crane y
while he was working at ih'
and he was struck 10y part
crane. His right leg Was am0ai
as the result Of the accident
pottsvilIe. At the Dark wa
ColIiery Salvatore Calisrone @
| Clair, and John Clinic, l}'oN
were killed by a premature eN'@
of dvramite Two Iahorcrs whose
W, wori,;nr ~ wi,b tbe dead men "a
sor,orsIy bnrt IJewclln HeIrs
was eata,lv injured in % simlhri
dent at ''hco'" '''''''' ..
Allentown. Ellis. a 2y'a''a
of Edward Fmck, died under IN
circumstances. 4 woman h'd
of bright colorcd tonic pills. D.1
the child mistook for candy
clans saw if died of strychoine r'. ~
ing. and the coroner Is in'e'''''
,.o, Citiyars of len.
for the entire issue of Slloowsg
bonds recently repudiotcd by g.,
delphia firm. The bonds "'.g r,,