The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-04-06
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trustee, all the cement mills Of R,
Lehigh region are in operation M,
since the panic of 1907 has ,br.
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 tha, NM,
years output will be $4,000, 900 h,
rels. The mills OF the Lehigh rago,
are capable OF producing more bn
60 per cent. of this quantity
Bethlehem.-For oratorlcal h0ror
and prizes OF SIS and SO, the sn.,
given annually by James VI. Ra,s
former Assistant United States bt,m,
ney General, in memory Of his grand
father, six students Of the Mor7gn
College participated in the John Bs4
oratorical contest. The judges Rev.
b. S. Sanderson and Prof c. Fl Rom.
niger, Of Bethlehem, and Z. n Nr.
tin, of Nazareth, awarded first Brp
10 Reinhold Reimer, of Bruedare1
Canada, who spoke on "The Call 20,
Men" Second honors went to J.
Francis Hagen, of Lititz, his t0pIcta
Ing Our Nations Milestone"
Reading. g.--The Reading Pol',
and Pigeon Association held lts A.
nual meeting and elected the iooy.
Ing directors: l.. G. BroschOvsu
Warren Cleaver, w. Harry Orr, EB
Ulrich, II. c. DeTurck, George B.
Rebholtz, Charles Carver GeO,p
Hinkle and c. II. Glase. h B. Ulfa
was elected president; II. C. d.
Turck, vlce-president; w. Harry On
treasurer, and Claude H. Glasa ,a
retary. Ii was decided to hold %,
next annual show In December IN
dates and judges will be decided r-n
al a meeting of the directors.
Reading. Mrs. Emma White "a
OF Readings Oldest fortune ,e.en
was found dead on the first floor 4
her home by young man who board
ed with her. There We're bua
about her face and neck which Il
some to believe that the woman -s
with foul play. Neighbors h0#ef
declare that the woman was drinking
heavily the night before and '.Hts
injuries were probably SUSTAINED !
fall. Coroner Wagner made nt
vestigation and found death TO nn
been due to paralysis.
Norristown. The siyueth r5
versary of Curtis Lodge, No i2I O.
dependent order of Odd Fol0rs 70
held with J. p. Hale jenkins aa.g
as toastmaster Among those '1
responded to tOasts were the ...l'
ing officials Of the State bodies Of ~
order: G. NJ. Elmer, T. '4'
Robert W. Ricketts,, Robert GIa.E
Usher A. Hall, Herman Ror.Ir
District Deputy Grand Master W.
liam Van Skite.
AllentOwn.--ln making o w.
attempt to levy on the lmr.nfH 2
BENJAMIN Nonnemacher ronsh'
w. G. Groman, Of South hlI5''N
was beaten into insensIb.IF '
two clubs and a hatchet In the .all
Of two men and a woman wa
two officers responded TO @ ITO. p
they were fred upon His lsl.A'
are in hiding.
Media. Joseph u. Miles of Is
ter, has begun suit Ior N..
damages against the Inao.',
Company, of Eddys'one, for r"N.
Injuries. lie charges 'he 'oNi
with negligence and claims '.'
was injured when % crane ,
while he was working at roe
and he was struck by part
crane. His right leg was a"''i
ms the result Of the accident
Pottsville. At the Dark VS. Us
Colliery Salvatore CaIiHon''
Clair. and John Cliuto, INCr
were killed by a premature eN.
Of dynamite. Two laborers, ''o ~
working with the dead men,
aan,anst, brrt Ilewellyn IIeir'
was fatally injured in 'I'''''
dent at Lincoln co'"''|. |...a1
Allentown. Ellis a -l,~, ,, ,g.e
of Edward Fluck, dleo uu"I, t.l,N
circumstances. \ "o,O'" AM. "a
OF bright colorod tonic g.' ra
the child mistook Tor ,l.g,' ni,. r,a
clans saw II died OF s'.' .-.,,1tf
ing, and the coroner is '"'.'
cbonon Citizens ol
and several local bank, 'ag ,as
for the entire issue Of , ~, lly,y n, , ri?
bonds recently repuu.'',' ..,,s 81
deiphia firm. The bond. "'y' III,
$500 hy Lebanon al par 'D