The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-07-22
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News OF All Kinds Gathered From
Various Points Throughout tho
keyaGonO State.

typhoid, and the epidemic is well In
hand.
The hay crop throughout the Lehigh
valley this year is the best in many
years.
Paul Youtz, of Mountville, stepped
In front of a freight train and was
killed.
Idon Cicanovitch and Frank Kichin
were drowned while bathing at Shsn-
Andoah.
Seventeen cases of typhoid fever at
Altoona have been traced to infected
ice cream.
The SwitchbaGk railroad at MaUch
Chunk has opened swimming pool at
Hacklebernie.
Residents of Corner Stores have
started a movement to be annexed to
Phoenixville.
I Carbon county farmers say the pota-
to bug pest is the worst this season in
many years.
New Cumberland voters have de-
cided to borrow $4,000 for school Inn
provements.
Struck by lightning, Wilbur Shultz,
a Pennsy track walker, died at Blooms
burg hospital.
PAIRING a corn with rusty knife,
Mrs. Mary Boody, Berwick, Is expected
to die of gangrene.
F. A. Erwin, was elected supertn-
tendent OF the Bethlehem municipal
water department.
William Cunningham, thtrty-two, q
lineman, was electrocuted on O high
pole mt Shamokin.
Cigars, tobacco and cigarettes grahs
are assured TO Lancaster guardSmen
ON the Mexican border.
John Walter Albright twenty-nine,
drowned himself In the Conagtog@
creek near Lancaster.
Touching live wire thirty-Hve feet
above the ground at Lancaster, Line
man Habecker was killed.
Andrew Beecze, Of Westmoreland
county, was electrocuted at the new
penitentiary, near Bellefonte.
Dumped from his wagon mt Middle
Spring, Cumberland county, Robert j.
Trackman Samuel Mummert was
killed by Western Maryland railroad
passenger train at Hanover.
By the explosion of stick OF dy-
Mantle, John Crozak, six, Of Coaldale
lost HIS left hand, blown of.
An automobile telephone bell scared
burglars from the home OF Professor
A. e. Greenhalgh, at Hazleton.
Falling coal fatally injured Joseph
Yankowsky, forty years old, labor
leader, at William Penn colliery.
Overcome by heat while working OF
his farm in Quakake, William H. Eb
ert fell and died in few minutes.
H. A. Amig, of near Mifflin, sci
! eleven ring neck pheasant eggs undel
hen and now has seven peeps.
Reading has spent $4,000 TO coat
it's streets with oil; but second coat
ing is badly needed on some OF them
Preparation of new roster Of the
officers Of the national guard has beer
started at the ad1utant generals office
The Lewistown board Of trade enter
tanned 100 members OF the Lock HaveI
Business Mems Association at lunch
Run down by q Reading passengel
train while returning home to Bucl
Mountain, Chester Williams was kill
ed.
In and around Hazleton labor Is 81
scarce that wives and daughters o
farmers are working in the harves
fields.
Four daily vacation Bible schools
] were opened in Reading with 3s7 per
sons enrolled and dozen teachers il
charge.
Kicked in the stomach by a hors
he was stabling, at Bloomsbury
! George Miller, nineteen, is at the poin
y Of death.
The Lehigh Valley railroad an
nounced that It would start work a
once on new freight terminals a
HaxlSton.
Seized with a severe coughing spel
at Berwick, William Breeze, eight, fel
to the floor unconscious and died Of
weak heart.
A gasoline explosion 1T Mechanics
burg destroyed a @25O0 touring ca
owned by Professor Mark Keller, @
Harrisburg.
TrAfic has been resumed on the
B. g. B. railroad after q three-da
washout between Bloomsbury an
Watsontown.
Joseph Yochinsky, Shamoki
miner, was instantly killed by bein
caught under fall of coal at the Can
eron colliery.
Because the attorney, not the sheriff
served the papers, divorce was T,
fused James W. Remaley, Lehightol
l by Judge Barber.
Thrown from a horse at Bloom
burg, Miss Irene Fenstermacher, Ea.
\ ton, suffered a right leg fracture an
N internal injuries,