The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-06-25
THE NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Latest Happenings Cleaned
From All Over the State.
LIVE NOTES AND COMMENTS.
A New 100000 Industry, the Leather
Flooring Company, Has Been
Capitalized and Started
at Glen Rock.

Capitalized and Started
at Glen Rock.
Charles Shoop, boy while cross
ing field near Neumedia, stepped on
a rake which penetrated his bare foot.
Lockjaw resulted and he died Wednes-
day.
For killing eleven Virginia Car
inals, commonly known as Corn-crack-
ers, George j. Reiche and Charles
Brunhouse, of York, had to pay APP
proximately one hundred dollars.
Rather than strike two pedestrians,
Wesley Ewes, of Greenwood, sent his
motorcycle crashing into the automo-
bile of Frank Heller, in Millyille. lie
escaped serious injury,
A new 100000 industry, the Leather
Flooring Company, has been capital
lied and started at Glen Rock L. b.
Lau is president, and Eugene Moarity,
general manager.
Edward Reddig, five-year-old son Of
Paul Reddig, was drowned in dam
in the Ontelaunee at Lenhartsville.
The father and son were spending the
day fishing.
James Flinchbaugh and Wilmer
Stover are held in the York county
jail, charged with shooting and killing
horse of Joseph Gladfelter, of
Shrewsbury Township.
Children playing with matches set
fire to the barn of Henry Jendrich, of
Nazareth. The building. which con-
tanned smoked meat and lard, was de-
stroyed. The loss is $1,000.
knights of Hobah past chancellors
Of Northampton county, held their an
nual convention at South Bethlehem
and elected George A. Mentzell presi-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Buchen, Of Fair
mount, were compelled to flee in their
night clothes, when their house was
burned. Their daughter was awaken
ed by the smell of smoke and she gave
the alarm.
The crushed body of William Negis,
sixteen, was found beneath coal car
in the Lehigh Coal e Navigation Com
pany No. 8 shaft, at Tamaqua. II is
believed he fell under the wheels when
he tried to board the car.
The Miflin County Church Fedora
ton decided to erect tabernacle and
obtain an evangelist to conduct a
campaign soon. President Judge j..
NJ. Woods will address the federation
on the divorce evil.
r. o. Macintosh, Of Harrisburg,
formerly identified with Troop c, Of
the State constabulary, of Pottsville,
and Miss Helen Schultz, were married
at the home of the bride by Rev. c..
NJ. Nicholas of the English Lutheran
Church.
The Susquehanna Coal Company,
following an inquiry into several acci-
dents at mines between Shamokin and
Mt. Carmel discharged six employees,
who were held responsible. 1t was
said they were under the influence of
liquor. Notice was served that here
after, all men found intoxicated in the
workings would be discharged.
Mrs. Cecilia Howard, keeper of a
tollgate on the Bird-in-Hand Turnpike,
was knocked down at the gate by an
automobile driven by Amos S. Gray
bill. The machine was almost STOP
ped when she stepped in front of It,
It was not believed she was seriously
hurt, but she collapsed shortly after
being admitted to hospital.
Honors were announced at the
South Bethlehem High School. Miss
Edith Yotter, of Freemansburg, VIII
be the salutatorian and Miss Marjorie
Robert, of Northampton Heights, the
valedictorlan. The Lehigh University
scholarships we're won by Leon A,
Friedman, of Freemansburg, and John
Jacobs, of South Bethlehem.
The fourth resignation within few
weeks in the faculty of the Reading
High School, for Boys was announced
when Prof. Samuel Ziegler, head of
the history department, resigned to
take position as instructor at the
West Philadelphia High School for
Boys. Because Of the unusual exodus
of teachers the School Board is finding
IL difficult to fill the positions.
The one hundred and fifty-sixth an
niversary of the laying of the corner
stone of the historic Sun Inn and the
one hundred and fifty-third observance
of the issuing of the first liquor IL