The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-01
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16Q.
When the lights got out Of O
Edward Godshall's auto collided
Elmer Poley's team, near Black R
and the horse had to be killed
cause OF q broken leg.
The yearly expense OF maintah
prisoners from Chester county at
Eastern Penitentiary Is s9759.
Skippack Fire Company will q
new engine, and has ordered 1000
Of hose.
More than coo employees Of
Pennsylvania Railroad, outside Of
train service at Sunbury. were
prised to get a notice OF a volunt
increase In wages OF 10 per q
This will mean from S. to $40 u
a month for the individual.
AS John Marks was ready %
to work at the American Iron
Steel plant, Reading, he was stht
with heart trouble and died.
David Evans lost his life thre
a mine cave-in in the western SEQ
OF Scranton. Evans was asphyIi
by gas. j
A master In divorce in Berks 0.
reported favorably in the case oil
son r. Crisman, OF Reading, aga
his wife, Katherine D. CrismaaI
Brooklyn.
Alleged to have stolen a gold W
from William Horning, OF Parked:
BENJAMIN Koury was held in n
town to answer q charge OF hiss'
robbery.
Although he tossed pennies BY
handful to Reading kids, John X
35 years old, was arrested for
ging ON Reading strets and q
SLIPS.
Paralysis, with which he was ssl
en-, caused the death OF Rounds
Wilton Billet at York.
John w. Hemerly, Of Bootwyn,si
turned with his daughter, Mrs HI
Moore, from a trip in Chester, and
dead OF heart disease at the ies|
his faithful horse In the stable.
The Catasauqua School Board
elected w. r. Thomas a membs
place OF Mrs. Elizabeth De GrooI
signed.
Within the past year bounts
1913 were paid by the State d
Commission for the destructia
Carbon county Of seven wildcat
foxes, SO mink and 1874 weasels.
There are too many foreignen
ming around with weapons" remii
Judge McKeen, at Easton, rec'
when he sent Joseph Gatchie to
for two and a half years for slaii
John Patro with a razor.
Irwin Fasick, OF Mifflintown,
killed at the Standard Steel w
when a block Of steel weighing
pounds fell from an overhead af
crushing him.
At a public sale on the fan
Frank Miller, near North Wales, Z
potato offered was snapped up, BIZ
paying a uniform price Of 81!
bushel.
Nicholas Lapon, Of Parkesburs
been committed to prison, accu's
criminal attack upon Miss Ethel
ter, Of the same town.
Gallagher Brothers, OF Chester
purchased ground at Seventh
Sproul streets, and will build o.
site a $4,000 garage.
Q%uakertown painters have advr
their working scale to So cent
hour.
Renewal of a $4,000 approph
for the Hudson River bridgeis
project was effected by the I'D
County Board OF F~reeholders at
sey City.
Dredging of the Passaic Rive
make 1t navigable between PAD
and Newark has been reported d
favorably by the Harbor Line n
One OF the elements that enta
the retardation of the developmuI
Port Nwark Terminal and other .
DIV lands Is the fact that the
erty is hemmed In by the %
Railroad.
Lloyd L. Simickson succeeds
c. Smashey as president OF the
Business Mems Association.
Archibald Eichlin, Of Blooms
died from injuries received in :
from his wagon.
At the annual meeting OF The
lington County Funeral Director
ISOLATION, George w. Slack, OF Ba
ton, was elected president and
lam Grobler, of Moorestown, seer
and treasurer.
John CARING. Of Phillipsburs, 2
death occurred a few days az
credited with operating the fr'
CINE that made the run over ti
high Valley Railroad between
City and Phillipsburg, in 1875
The Salem County Board Of
holders has voted to inspect
of the improved roads of New
State.
George o. Hoch was overccS'
gas while at work at the Beth
Steel Works, and his death ems
Becoming suddenly I'LL while
ing to catch a train, Miss Eli
nell, a middle-aged woman, sa
IN the step of the house OF J@
l.. Black, Of Villanova, and
heart disease.
Surprise was created durlnl
selecting Of Jurors for the trlS