The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
Interesting Items From All Sec
lions Of the State.
CuLLED FOR QUICK READING
News of All Kinds Gathered From
Various Points Throughout the
Keystone State.

Carlisle, celebrated their fftieth wed
ding anniversary their children ten
dered them a dinner.
Picking a chin pimple, Mrs John
Lannon, aged thirty-nine, of West Ha-
zleton, mother of five small children,
died of blood poisoning.
Livingston Seltzer, Schuylkill coun-
ty superintendent of schools, broke
his right wrist while cranking his
automobile, at Palo Alto.
Rev. and Mrs. Strock, missionaries
in India, are home in Carlisle, and Mr.
Strock will address the West Pennsyl-
vania Synod at Shippensburg.
DR.. Francis Byers, whose brood SOW,
weighing $50 pounds, took first prize
at the Chester county fair, will engage
in the breeding of Berkshire hogs.
Neglecting to stamp his baskets with
the quantity of peaches they contain.
ed, Benjamin I. Goldstein, Wilkes Bar
re, was fined $40 in Mauch Chunk.
Bethlehem is to have 100000
theatre, to be erected by Kurtz Broth
ers, who have made fortune out of
making war material for the allies.
Knocked down and run over by a
frightened horse, Michael Cassare1la,
a thirteen-year-old Hazleton boy, died
of his injuries at the State hospital.
The Victory Hosiery Mill company,
Inc, will erect a hosiery mill at Ta-
maqua, to employ 200, and another at
Quakake to employ seventy-fve hands.
A Carlisle jury awarded DR.. W. w.
Pease, Harrisburg, $3.50 damages as
the outcome of an automobile collision
with Robert A. Beattie, Shippensburg.
Out of the $4,000 estate of the late
Daniel l. Saul, Topton Lutheran Or
phans' home received $500 and Shoe
makersville Lutheran congregation
s1425.
Rambo G. Regar, hosiery manufac-
turers, have taken an advanced step
among industries of the SchuylkiH val
ley, by establishing a first-aid dispen-
sary.
Mickey Rodgers, a Pittsburgh light
weight prize fighter, was sentenced to
serve six months in the workhouse for
attacking Oscar M. Mccarthy, a con-
stable.
@. ]. Rowe & Bros. have purchased
the 255-acre Cook mine property, near
Wellersburg and will start operations
as soon as the mine railroad spur can
be repaired.
e. H. Rosenberg, the Skippack
droVer, has come home from Mime
sofa, where he bought a carload of
cattle, having Travelled 5000 miles in
two weeks.
4 Because of the growing labor famine
in the hard coal fields, the G. M. Dod-
son company, which operates mines
at Beaver Brook, has imported a large
group Of navyies.
r. c. Weber, six years secretary
of the Carlisle Y. NJ. c. A., has resign
ed and will take up the organization
of trades bodies and chambers of com
merce at Lancaster.
The Carbon county commissioners
have refused the request Of the Pack
er township supervisors to maintain
the public road between Hudsondale
and Beaver Meadow.
superintendent Charles Rohlands
of the Upper Lehigh mines, has stock
ed the woods with English pheasants
and mallard ducks supplied by the
state game department
Myron Merkel, of Emaus, has be
come one, of the most successful bee
men in the Perkiomen Valley, with an
apiary of fifty-five hives, and will har
vest 1900 pounds of honey.
Clarence Horton, who shot his com
panion, William Whitman, at Enola
when the latter persisted in whistling
has been jailed at Carlisle, to awai
the outcome of his victims wound.
When his automobile truck crashed
into a telegraph pole, Rudolph Kline
was seriously hurt at Ashland, Lloyd
Stevens and Charles Korn were bruis
ed and cut and the machine wrecked
The Century Knitting company, o.
Spring City, has purchased the entire
plant and fixtures of the Wilde Knit
ate it at full capacity with ninty
hands.
Wanted at Hazleton for alleged com
plicity in a series Of robberies, Domi
mic Narrow was arrested at Allentown
by City Detective McKelvey, OF Hazle
ton, az he left his bench at q munition!
plant for supper.
For driving UNFIT horses, the Arti
fetal lee company. Of South Bethie
hem; Catasauqua Brewing company
G. II. Green, of Northampton, and
G. Noll, OF Butztown, were fined 81
and costs, each.
Edward Wise, a farmer, was thrown
from his buggy, near Boiling Springs
and suffered q broken leg, while hi
daughter Mildred, sixteen, was rend
cred unconscious, with possibly con
cussion Of the brain.
J. Slaughterback, state game wal
den, Is blazing the lines for the 5000
acre game preserve recently set asid
6~ tha state forestry commission o.