The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-06
THE NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPH PHS.
Latest Happenings Cleaned
From All Over The State.
LIVE NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Kitchens Of Hotels and Restaurants Be
Ing Inspected BY State Health
Department officials-Fsrm-
ers Holding Wheat.


Lewisburg has petitioned for State
aid in improving highways.
Farmers in Harrisburg are holding
to their wheat and not giving options
s. S. Thompson, OF Philadelphia, was
re-appointed trustee of Norristown
State Hospital.
John w. Cassell has been elected
president of the Dauphin County Aud
itors.
Allison Hill residents are asking
Harrisburg Council for better sewer
facilities.
The Hershey family will celebrate
the 205th anniversary OF its arrival in
America at Hershey on August o.
c. f. Keim has been elected presi.
dent of the Baldwin Hose Company at
Steelton.
Extensive sewer construction opera.
tons are to be undertaken in Harris.
burg suburbs Immediately.
Kitchens OF hotels and restaurants
in Harrisburg and vicinity are being
inspected by State Health Department
officials.
]. Evans Isett wealthy resident OF
Norristown, leaves his entire estate to
his daughter Anna, cutting off his two
sons.
Members OF Marshallton Grange are
planning to organize Juvenile
Grange" for the children OF the mem
bers
The dwelling OF Miss Mary Fritz, OF
Glen Moore, was hit by lightning and
the chimney and a portion of the roof
knocked off.
James, nine-year-old son OF Daniel
Sheehan, OF New Garden, was kicked
on the head by horse and seriously
injured.
The first Berks County license to a
woman gunner, was issued at the
County Treasurer's Office to Mrs. An.
ME l.. Yoder, of Reading.
BY the bursting of large iron pulley
in the paper mills at Glen Mills. Law.
renee Stackhouse was struck by flying
fragments and severely cut on the
leg.
Miss L. A. Neiswanger field agent
of the Kansas association for the study
and prevention Of tuberculosis is in
specting the State sanitoria and dis.
pensaries.
John B. Jones and Miss Helen M,
DeGodt, OF Reading, surprised their
friends by the announcement that they
had been married in Elkton Md They
will reside in Reading.
The three-year-old son OF Ambrose
Fischel.. OF Nazareth, was perhaps IA
tally scalded, when a five-year-old
brother accidentally tipped over pot
of boiling water from the stove.
Montgomery County Commissioners
awarded to Daniel j. Lynch the con
tract for repairing the Conshohocker
Pike for mile outside OF Conshohock
en- at $2.O5 ton for stone furnished
and applied.
After a public investigation, p NJ
ODeair, president of the Borough
Council of West Reading and prom
inent business man. was exoneratet
by his colleagues OF the charge of hav
ing profited from borough contracts.
Thomas Wyne, eighteen years old
Of Locust Gap, was killed, when he at
tempted to board Philadelphia ant
Reading coal train. The youth los
his footing and fell beneath tn,
wheels. He died in the Shamokin Hos
pital
Governor John T. Tener was tn,
principal speaker at the exercises at
tending the laying Of the cornerstone
of the new home of the Ford Cit!
Aerie OF Eagles. Other speakers wer,
j. d. Dougherty and j. G. Golden, o
Kittanning.
Joseph Kolcoskey, forty.eight year
old. of Larksville, was killed while try
| ing to turn on the electric light a
his home. While holding one han'
under a water faucet he reached u
to turn on the light and In few sec
onds was dead.
The Business Mems Association o
Norristown. composed of merchant
who keep their stores open on Sur
days, have had warrants issued TO
John Devine and Paul Altreggo, VIII
acted as spoilers for the Welfar
League and were engaged at 81 da
and expenses.