The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-03-19
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Items of Interest.
REPORTS ABOUT CROPS GOOD
Farmers Busy In Every Locality
Churches Raising Funds for Many
Worthy obJects--Items Of Busi-
ness md Pleasure that Interest.

Churches Raising Funds for Many
Worthy obIects-Items Of Busi-
ness md Pleasure that Interest.
Students of Catawissa High School
will give "As You Like It,"
Thrown from a sleigh at Blooms
burg, Mrs. John Steiner, of Buckhorn,
was severely hurt.
After swallowing Is headache tab.
let's to get rid of a sick headache, r.
w. Stine, of Berwick, almost died.
Calvin Stout, Of Lower Nazareth,
has been arrested, charged by Peter
Anewalt with arson.
Dogs broke into the hennery OF
James Fry, of Nazareth, and killed
40 of his prize-winning bantams.
Aged Mrs. Isaac Levan, of East
Mauen Chunk, fell and fractured her
hip.
All the c%ollieries of the Lehigh coal
and Navigation Company are working
on full time.
r. L. Neumeyer, of Bethlehem, has
been elected borough engineer OF
Freemansburg.
Albert Weiss has been elected to the
Bethlehem police force to succeed
Josiah Weiss, resigned.
Martin Barsch, aged GO, was found
dead in his room at the Butztowh
Hotel, near Easton.
The Fame Fire Company, No. 3, OF
West Chester, cleared $1,000 at its
recent fair and supper.
Mrs. NJ. b. Dunkleberger and 15-
year-old Sarah Garrison, of Blooms
burg, await trial at Court, accused of
selling cigarettes and cigarette paper
to boys.
To celebrate her SO years of resi-
dence in the little village of Stockton,
Luzerne county, Mrs. Carr entertained
many friends on her eighty-ninth
birthday anniversary.
Miss Helen B. zimmerman, Of Sha-
pointment by the Reformed Church
Foreign Missionary Society to so to
China.
A probation officer for the Juvenile
Court at Bloomsbury will be favored
eventually by the recently-organized
Children's Aid Society OF Columbia
county.
Chief Engineer S. d. Foster, of the
State Highway Department, has re.
turned from a vacation spent in Eur.
ope. He incidentally looked over
many of the fine roads abroad.
The Rev. Father Keegan, of Crown,
has been appointed rector Of the
Catholic church at Emporium, to sue
coed Rev. Father Downey, who has
been transferred to Franklin.
The effort to keep secret the nam
Of the donor Of the %15OO-pound bell
for st. Paul's Reformed Church, at
Northampton, has failed. He is A.
S. Miller, and the bell costs 5000.
The Chamber of Commerce of Al
toon is working on plans to make a
housing survey of the city. This will
be done to interest people to erect
new building and to improve houses
that are on the verge of decay.
John b, Hanlon, of Freeland, has
been appointed by County Coroner
Marley as Deputy Coroner for Free
land and vicinity to succeed DIR, Neal
J.. Devers, who resigned upon locat-
ing in Philadelphia.
Irwin Chaplin, of Huntington Valley,
who owns a peach farm which last
year yielded 10000 bushels, asserts
that he does not expect to have a
bushel this year because of the frost,
which killed the buds.
Extra sessions of farmers instl-
tutes have been ordered for Bucks,
Bradford, Montour and other counties
where the recent heavy storms pre-.
vented the holding OF the usual ses-
sions.
Because they snowballed him, 10.
seph Bartelle attacked a group OF
American boys at Berwick; the knife
in his hands was turned from the
body of Frank Bergolt by a collap.
sible lineup in his pocket.
There are 80 fourth-class post offices
in Clearheld county to be filled this
year.
Falling from a freight car in the
Reading yards at TamaQua, Brakeman
Rosco Harvey, of Schuykill Haven, cui
off n foot.