The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
State NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Latest DOings in Various Parts
of the State.
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Several thousand grangers Of Chester
and Delaware Counties, with their fam
lilies, attended the annual picnic OF
Pomona Grange at Lenape Park. West
Chester.
Ell Logan, farmer near London
Grove, committed suicide by taking
poison. He was about forty-hve years
old and leaves a widow and FIVE chill
dren.
Curtis Adams was held under $500
bail by Alderman p. ]. Martin, OF
Pottsyille, charged with sending sour
rilous letter to Miss Name Coyle, OF
Cressona.
Quincy A. Kuehner, once principal
Df the Tamaqua Public School, and Misi
Kate f. Follweiler. former teacher.
were married in Zion Lutheran Church
by Rev. George Gebert.
William Berry, aged eighty-three,
tired OF life and poor, It is said. hanged
himself IN a room at a Easton hotel.
His wife died two years ago and be
had no children living.
Returning from the Panama Exposl'
tion, William A. De Caindry, OF Wash
ington, died suddenly at the home OF
his sister.ln.law, Mrs. Helen Hokenden.
at Plymouth Meeting.
At the Newhard family reunion, Al
lentown, Major James d. Newhard was
elected president. and the 700 present
decided to erect monument over the
grave Of their common ancestor.
Charles Dwight Sigsbee, son Of
Admiral Charles d. Sigsbee, retired.
United States Navy, was married at
Lebanon to Miss Agnes Felconer Had
dow, daughter OF James Haddow.
Wilbur Hughes, thirteen years old,
Of Shenandoah, while attempting to
,ross the Lehlgh Valley tracks, was
run down and killed. His mother wit
messed the accident. and is in a critical
condition from the shock.
Running into an auto with his mo-
torcycle. George d. Henninger, aged
seventeen, son OF Oscar L. Henninger.
OF Allentown, candidate for County
Commissioner, ia in the hospital with
a compound fracture of the right leg.
Harrisburg's first movie" operators
strike has ended and there will be no
interruption OF amusements. A couple
of operators went on strike. demand
ing more pay and fewer hours. They
were Modified.
Walking on the Reading Railway
tracks near Allentown in order to take
a short cut to his home. William Bolts.
sixty.five years old, peddler, was
struck by a passenger train from Har-
rlsburg and killed instantly.
George W. Schultz former mem
Der OF the State Legislature, and Miss
Beulah Kinoheloe, both OF Shamokin.
were married at the Kinoheloe summer
home at Manassas, Va, the ceremony
being performed by the Episcopal pas
tor OF that place.
Francis Brenneck, aged twelve, a
newsboy OF Altoona, was riding his bl'
cycle out Beale Avenue, when he was
run down by an automobile driven by
Miss Pearl Jones, daughter of Theo-
dore Jones. The boy was injured in'
ternally and may die. The car struck
a tree and was wrecked,
State Forestry Commissioner Conklin
and Bishop Ethelbert Talbort of South
Bethlehem, are protesting against the
destroying of the beautiful shade trees
along Center street, in case borough
ordinance providing for widening the
sidewalks two feet on each side Is
enforced.
The plant Of the Nitrate Products
Company, located at Mount Carbon,
was sold to the Atlas Powder Company,
OF Wilmington, subsidiary OF the
du Pont Powder Company. The Mount
Carbon plant will be continued under
the name of the Atlas Nitrate Products
Company, and also will be enlarged
and its output greatly increased.
The Emanus. furnace Of the Reading
Iron Company was started up after
an idleness OF nearly year. This
stack produces about 200 tons of pig
iron daily. The market conditions
show an improvement, and the de-
mand for iron is becoming greater
every day.
Ethel Isebucht. doll in her arms,
sat on the Reading Railway track at
Conshohocken and was killed by
train.
At the seventeenth annual reunion
OF the Lutz clan, at Kempton, the fol-
lowing officers were elected Presi-
dent, Amandus Lutz; vice-president.
Lewis NJ. Lutz; secretary, Alvin d.
Lutz; assistant secretary, Anson Lutz,
and treasurer, wellington Lutz
Patrick Sullivan, aged forty-fve. ar
rested while kneeling in prayer at