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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

TALLER F~ONOGRAFiCo. Leandro NJ. 80.
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rn.aS C!ascs- CCMposiiTa de ~IiaGUiuaS
10 ruSnr. aTinrS De fuego. rni-iA-.- eir.
- GRAHAM CANCLONES MEXiCaNA5, COW
COMPARTMENTS De GUITaRRA para
fon6Grafo de cililfro de dos IrinUios.
:ri BUENAVIST!A ST.. San Antonio, Ter
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

M,TRIMONIAL-Un dollar. abrlra To-, 81
canine hac!a Ia reliC.dad. con esia can
tidad (Si.0G' lie enviarsmos nUcslro Gaia
Logo MATHMUNlAL ~ILtsfHADu, con
nornbrrs = dlrecCiuncS de murEa- 7dFfa>
me desean casar.e promo. purG.c I'd
cscribir a cualquiera de elias y ccntra2l
a COSMOPOLITAN CLUB, Box i5S, VENICE
CALF.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

N~ECEslT,NGS loren O s~eforita, taquigrd,,
10 q mrr2ndgrafo en- eSpauloi. lnuuL
prr5entarSc sin ser aptO. DiriilrSe a az
West Eimira. -iVl-
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81 NECEsiTa SenOra rapaz para planchar
| rnpa de ~SciOgas. Blcn Salarlo para Ia per-
! soma rnmIrtcntc. ~. Louis Dye WORK. go
Navarro II. -ioi'
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AVIS s De n
EMPLEOS.

SE NECEsITA una mIicr cue ayude en- IRA,
baio De casa. G3i East Crockett II. -l0is
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-: NFCESiTi Sefiora que la" en- resideii-
cia particular tufas las maliailas IL iula de
dos nf0Us. =;E Warren -. -sOli
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

~ NECESiTA limp!adOr : pianchadOr com
Tctente. -. Louis nye Works, SO5 Navarro
- 1910
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
Npn Der &Ibieite.

Sraulein Gillian Sod Don Wiaple
StraBe uno Rolano Roie pon Pine
StraBs muroen Dtontas absnb bur6
Baitor Baul 3eller 30 siuem @bspaurs
einssissnet.
Charles q. 9snsler fibrte am Gam.
flag 0tahmittas Sraulein Wiarian Cap
Tor Don 2inben StraBe oils feline Brant
bsim. Paltor &. 6. Wiurbod poll3oa
Die Gruuuus in Der 8ruutmobnuns.
5rdulsin Wfaoslins @siser pon @eoar
apenue unb @omarb Spissr pon Wfeao
StraBe iinb Dienitas Wiorssn in Der
ct. Wtarisn Stride burd Bfarrsr Beter
6. @briit gum 8uno iiirs 3eben singe.
fesuet woroen.
Ribarb 8. 4en,er BON Siio ssruiua
Hpenue unb Srdulein Yirainia 8. Bor,
tree pon aoams ausnus iiub porlesten
Wtittmot burb Paitor @ecrge 3. Sd
man su einsm 9liidlihen @bepaar Gin.
seieguet Doroen.
Der 32 Sabre alte Wartin Walih
uno % Sabre alte Sobn 0tee, beioe
pon Bittston Nuenue uno oils Beraleute
pou Der Wfinoofa 8oblen @ompanis an.
ssitellt, wurben Sonntas 9iadmittas
iofort set6btet, OILS lie Elm Osdeniaa
traf. Wtebrere anbere Wtdnnsr batten
elm fuappss @utfommen.
Der Biirssrfriss Beteran Ybilip
Birtb uon gBillom StraBe lit Montaa
i'm altsr pou ~ Sabreu an ben Solsen
zines Sbla9anfalles seitorben. Der
Yeritorbene niro BON Der 98ittpe uno
aht 9inosrn iiberlebt. Die Beiiesuna
finoet bsute giadmittas nit miIitdri.
ihen Gbren I'm Yittston ausnue 5riso.
bof ltatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
BON NeferSbura.

Serr uno 5rau Sarrp Stipp uon
Wheeler Gpenue iinb burh Die @sburt
elmer Godtsr bssliidt porben.
- Paitor Paul Summer iesnsfe am
Ufoutas abenb Srdulsin emma Seioia
unb Srso 6. Sddfer ju einem sliidli.
den @bspaar elm.
Senrp 3rsp uuo 5rdnlein Rotlie
Pilser. beibe uon Tbroop, murben les.
ten Dounsritas ourf Paitor Panl
auwmer gu einsm Gbspaar sinssissnst.
= Srdulein Ssuristta Pfablsr pon
9iorb Sruin9 apenue unb Sad Nnne.
mann uon gBeit Scranton lisben iid
Utontag burd Paitor @eorse 3. Sd.
man als @bspaar einissnen.
- Srdulsin @itella Dsibmanu uno
Sreb Sfusioer, alle bei6e uon oielem
Staottbeil, muroen lsstsn DonnsrItaa
Morseu in Der ct. Wfarien 9irhe an
Hiuer Strass burh Pfarrsr Bstsr 6.
@brift gum Buno fir bas 9eben singe.
leguet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
srou a SIP @o;,s bot her 81

Grau 8. M. Boies bat Der q.
Ut. 8. u. ssitern bic swei mertboollen
Yots on Uaibiuston Nuenue seihenft,
nelhe binten an oas @ebdube Der Sc.
iellidaft augren3en. sic iinb 80 bel
100 5us srob unb murbsu als Nnoen.
Ten on ben uerit. Sol. 9snrp Wt. BOies
9sipenbet.
= Die Barabe Der iunssu nsbr.
pflihtissn Mdnner ON Sonntag 9iab
mittas ssitaltste iih 3u elmer Siemlid
sroBen Demonitration, bsnn ungeidbr
5000 oerislbsn maribirten inter Yor'
antritt bes 13. Hesiments uno einem
balbsn Dusenb Wtufiffapeusn burh
Die 9auptitraBeu Der Staot. wabreno
cine 9robe Wtenibenmense 3uiab. Die
am Dienitas srfolste Rssiftration Der
Wehrpflihti9sn erSab fir oas @ountg
4.736 uno fir Scranton ~, 1856 iun9e
Wfdnner i'm uorseihrisbsneu alter.
- Sn Der ct. Yeter's 3atbeorale
ereisnete iib seftern Yormittag cine in.
tersGante 9od3eit. inbem Srdulein
Wiarie Sslton, Gohter BON Serrn uub
5rau @eOrse 5elton pon Suincp ape.
nue., nno Serr 5eroinauo @bamoni uon
0ioro Wsbitsr Nuenue ourh Pfarrer
Wfartin 6. Sling gum Buno iiirs 9eben
eingeieenet wuroeu. Cine sroBe 3abl
Sntersiiirter mar In Der ssi6madpoll
6efOrirten 8atbebrale erihienen. nm
Der 3esemonie bei3umobnsn. Jiad Der,
ielbsn folgts elm opulentes 9od3sitmabl
in Der sSelton Wobnuns unb ipdter trat
oas iunse @bspaar Die 9od,sitsreiie
na6 9iew Yorf uno iiiolihen Punften
on. 9tah mad Der Riidfebr tpirb &c
ii9 on Prescott ausuue nisberlaGen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
Stabtratb.

Die am 5rsitas bsm Staotratb I'M.
terbreiteten Bldne fur cine 3omfortita.
tion am vSquare" In 9iorb SCRANTON.
erreste ben Usifal1 Der Ufitslisber uno
bieislben murben bieraui 3ur Bsitdtis.
uns on bic Stabtplan 8ommiiiiou re.
ferirt.
Cine Delegation Der @runbbsiissr
on Wnnne Nptnue erindte oarum. oa6
bic Fflaiterun9 9enannter StraBe ftir
Elm Sabr ueridoben Derbe, ba alles &C.
genmdrti9 TO tbeuer lit.
slouofat R. u. Zimmerman eriuhte
i'm giamen BON Wtathias Slipp & Q ION
nm Beirsiun9 Der Uerbinolihteit, ben
gu erbauenoeu 21. Waro GbBussfanal
ju rsparirsn, menn !3ehsnperidisbuu.
gen ben Shaoen ueruriadeu. Wan
nabm feinsn BsidluB an.
Die Srbinan3 fur stne neue Bride
iibsr ben 3adawanna Slns bel Barter
StraBs wuroe enosiiltis beitdtist. IS
iiub &c. 800 oafiir bepillist.
Die @rlaubniB puroe ssssben, i'm
@sit Sibe Parf cine sroBe 5las9en.
itan8e auauitellsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
StaDt unO Gounth.

- Shugler 6. Sermon, meldber fir
1915-16 oils solicitor Der Shuliteu.
ern fungirte, bat lid alS 3anoibat fur
Die EXPERIMENTATION anssfiinoist.
- Clearance u. Sammermann BON
Dunmore uno Sriulein 2poia 6. Starf
BON bier iiuo Srsitas burd Paitor W.
Sunter Heib als elm sliidlihes @bepaar
ein9eiegnet moroen.
= Die .. & 3. uno Seriep Central
@iienbabnen tiinbigten ssrsita9 cine @r.
b6buns Der Baiiasierprsiis smiiden
bier uno Bilfes. Barre on, pelhe am
1. Suli in 3rait treteu.
- Wir MAIDEN bic 9eisr auf on an.
berer Stslls sridsinsnoe 8itti6rift iiir
bic unabbdnsisfeit BON Srlano auf.
merriam. User ssnus Sntersiis on Der
Sade nimmt, icllte oieielbe ausfallsn
uno sinisnosu.
- Wtapor Sermbu bot am Wontaa
befannt gemaht, oaB oieiss Sabr fein
5eusrpsrf am 4. Suli erlaubt merosn
mnroe. Oer 4. Sult 1T befanntiih
Der Tag. on melbsn Die amsriianild,e
Sefreiuns uon Der britiiden Serribait
seleisrt wiro.
= Das friibers @ann Gissntbum on
Ssfferion auenue, usbsn bsm q. 9D.
s. VI. @ebduos. bas fiir,lih pon @ebr.
Wc2ousblin pon Guoea ermorben NOR.
ben lit, puroe Dtontas gum Brsis pon
s2s. 900 burd Die .. Us. 6. u. anae.
fauft unb wiro ipdtsr BON bisier fir
ibre Spede bsnust wsrosn.
SrauIein Oiasoalsna Briesel, Die
harmante Eod,ter uon Ssrrn uno 5rau
9eorse u. Britsel pon Slipe Strase,
uuo @arl @riflon uou @lmira, u. y.
purben ssiiern Bormittas In Der Drei.
einisfeits lutb Stride burd1 Paitor 8.
6. Wtattes Iu einem sliidli6en @be.
paar einseissnst. Jiad Der 3eremone
folste Elm 9odieitsmabl i'm Sotsl Dol.
lano uno 6ann traten bic iunaeu She.
lsute cine ldnssrs 0oh,,itsrsiie an,
nad oersn Sesnbisuns iie iib in 81.
miro nisosrlafeu wsrbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
Sbbe Narf Npti,en.

- Die @bsleute gilbert q. 9eiper
BON 9foro Bromlep auenus iiub our6
Die 9eburt zines SobneS be9liidt NOR.
ben.
- Der Ga Sahre alte Sriebrid 9tih.
ter BON Brice Straee. ben Die gSittwe
unb mehrere 9inosr iiberlebsu. lit seft.
ern 9eitorben uno miro Samitas i'm
8aibburn StruBe 5risobof bssrOiSt.
- 5rdulsin Hucp Sentius pon ader
Gpsnue uno Safob Bsblfe pon Weit
Wfountain fino Samltas burd Yaitor
Sobn 8. gu1ar als Elm sliidlihss @be.
paar sinseiesnet porosn.
- 5raulein Wfaria Tbsobalb BON
Sampton StraBe uno Sranf Ufarr
Don Der Siioieite iinb lesten Donner.
flag Yormittas In Der ct. Sobannis
8irbe burh Pfarrer Senrp Wirs 3um
8uno fiirs 3eben einssiesnet woroen.
- als Die 60 Sabre alte Srau Ufarp
u. Semarb pon Hod StraBe iih am
Sonntas Jiadmittas auf Dem gBsss
gum 3sntralen Staottbeil befanb, um
bic Baraoe 3u bsiidtissu. befam iie
pl0slit sinen 9srSitlas nno psri9ieo
in eiuisen Wtlnuten auf Der Greppe
elmer Wobnuns on Ssditsr ausuue.
- Sran Ebsobor Barton batte Srci.
tas Jtadmittas cine aufrsssnOe @rfabr.
uns, ndbreuo iie In ibrem @arten an
Sampton StraBe arbeitste. Pl6slid
fanf Die @roe unter ibr Gin unb es CAB
elm 1S SUB tiefss God. Die Rufe Der
Srau bradtsn einen 9iadbar 3ur Stells
uno iie fonnte nah elmer balbsn Stun.
be mittels eines Strides aus ibrer I'M.
anssnebmsn Gage ss3oSsn msrosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

sd CLAUDE befiimmt.~ idreibt SRI.
Clara Ibrabam pou @aploro, Wtinn..
vbdtte meine Wfutter nibt geiagt :
psaBt uns sinmal 5orni's alpsntrduter
probieren," ib bdtte mid elmer Opera.
tion wssen Appendicitis untsrwerfen
miiHsn, oenn oss arStss WteoiBin wuu.
te mir niht mebr bslfen. Sorni's Nls
psufrauter 1T ausss3sidnet /; es bot
msiue @eiunobeit u0llis wiebsr berse'
itslt." SIMMER pisoer bort man Der.
artise 3eusniiis iibsr biss alte, seiter.
probte 3rdutsrbsilmittel. unsleid an.
oersn Wteoijiuen 1T es niht in Npotbs'
Fen 3u bablu, ionoern ss mirb bireft
ourb 2ofalasentsn seliefsrt. SOllteu
sic fsinsn assnten in Sbrer giadbur.
ihaft feunen. 10 idreibsn sic an: Or.
Better Sabrnsp & CONS Co., @bicu9O,
Su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
&ilfeSsSarre Npti;en.

- Die Oisnitas in 2u3srne @ountp
absebaltsus Gesiiiratiou ersab iibsr
$4,000 iunss Dianner i'm wsbrpflidti.
gen altsr.
- @ine GpiSsnis uon Utaisru brad,
leste Wohe bier aus uuo sins sr6Bers
Gn3abl @rfranfunssn iino idon anss.
meloet norbeu.
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Rsstellt das "WoehsnbIatt-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

- Shuglsr 6. Sermon, melder fir
l915-16 oils solicitor Der Shnliteu.
ern funsirte, bat lih oils 3anoioat fur
bic Magornomination anssfiinoist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

- Die @bslsute gilbert u. Ssiper
BON 9ioro Bromlep 9lpeuus iinb our6
Die 9eburt zines Sobnss besliidt wor'
ben.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-05-24
Three Go 10 War.

Three brothers, Alex, James
and Ralph McKibbin, sons of the
late DR.. w. L. McKibbin, of this
county, have proffered their SER
vices to and have been accepted
by Uncle Sam in his determina-
ton to be avenged for the Kals-
er's ruthless warfare against
humanity.
Alexander is State Highway
Commissioner of Missouri, and
makes his home in St. Louis He
will receive a commission as
officer. He will visit the old
home in this county some time
this week.
DIR. James McKibbin, of this
county, will be sent to France as
a surgeon and expects to sail
this week.
Ralph, of Missouri, has enlist
ed in the navy. These men came
from a long line of fighters and
saiIorsand thewelfare and record,
of these brothers will be of grea,
interest to Fulton county people.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-05-24
More EnliStmentS.

Last Monday, Elmer Truax, of
McConnellsburg went to Cham
bersturg to offer his services in
defence of his country. On
Tuesday, Frank Cutchall an d
Harmon Richards, both of Ayr
township presented themselves
at the Chambersburg recruiting
office, and on Wednesday Daniel
Barnhart, of the same township,
applied for enlistment.
Since the foregoing was put in
type, we learn that Frank Cutch-
all and Harmon Richards have
returned and that Frank Stenger
left yesterday to apply for en-
listment.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-05-24

Albertus Dorty and family,
near Foltz, autoed to this county
last Saturday going as far as
Hustontown. In the Afternoon
they called on friends in McCon.
nellsburg. Many years ago, Mr.
Dorty was a resident of Ayl
township. He has two nice farm,
in Franklin county.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-05-24

parents-also living in the homo
one sister Elizabeth wife o
Richard E. Mellott, of this coun
ty, and one brother D, r. Wink,
of Princess Anne, Nd.
Mrs. EDITH PENsINGER.
Mrs. Edith Pensinger died at
her home on the Lincoln High
way a mile west of St Thomas,
on Wednesday of last week.
aged 26 years, 5 months and 10
days. The funeral took place or
Friday afternoon and interment
was made at st. Thomas.
The deceased is a daughter OF
Howard and Laura Chestnut Den
isar, and was born near Huston
town. She is survived by her
husband and two children one
about five weeks. and the other
somewhat more than a year of
age.
Her death resulted from an
accident she had while handling
cow a few days before her
death, from which peritonitis
set in.
GLADYS IRENE CUSTER
Gladys Irene, aged year l
month and Is days, daughter OF
A. ]. and Amy Shives Custer,
died at their home on the Cold
smith farm near Williamson,
Franklin County, on Tuesday,
May is, 1917 of septicaemia, as
result of an attack of measles.
The funeral was held at the home
on the following Thursday morn
ing and the remains were brought
to Fulton County and inferred
in Union Cemetery.
CLYDE HoCKENBERRY.
Mr.. Clyde Hockenberry, well
known in the northern part of
the County, died at Pitcairn, Pa,
last Saturday morning from an
attack of Bright's Disease, aged
80 years. Mr.. Hockenberry was
a fireman in the employ of the
P. R. R. Company, and was mar
ried to Emmaretta Grove, a
daughter of Squire VIM. Grove,
of Clear Ridge who survives.
His remains were brought to
Three Springs where interment
was made yesterday afternoon.
He is also survived by the follow
ing brothers and sisters: Wilson,
Three Springs; George, Myers
town, Pa; Berlin, Harrisburg;
Mrs. Lincoln Cutchall and Mrs.
Austin C. Peck.
MOSES HESS.
Moses Hess aged about Sc,
died at his home in Pigeon Cove
last Friday morning after a
somewhat protracted illness. He
was a son of the late Aaron Hess
and owned, and lived on, the old
homestead. The funeral took
place on the following Sunday
morning and interment was made
in the cemetery at Hills Chapel.
He is survived by his wife, who
was a Miss Hixson, and by three
| Childrou
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-05-24
! STUDYING The WAR SITUATION.
Representatives Of Every Section Of
The County Present at Big Mass
Meeting Monday Evening.

Last Monday evening, we had
our first preparedness meeting
to plan to meet the food question
that confronts us. If any of our
readers expect a full report re-
quiring two pages in the NEWS,
we will have to disappoint them.
The main points developed by j.
H. Oberle, the newly appointed
County Agent for Franklin coun-
ty, were as follows:
Mr.. Oberle called attention be-
tween noises to the fact that
there would soon be a real and
burdensome shortage of food in
the world. He pointed out that
our farmers could not be expect
ed to very greatly increase their
acreage on account of shortage
of help. But he said that the
production per acre could be
greatly increased by a more lib.
eral use of fertilizer and proper
cultivation. He said instead of
feeding grain to hogs, sheep, or
cows giving less than twenty
pounds of milk per day, a sue
cession of pasture crops should
by all means be provided and in
that way have more grain to sell
to those who must have it.
Among the crops for pasture,
he mentioned rape, Canada field
peas, soybeans, oats and rye.
Any or all of these may be sown
at intervals throughout the sum-
mer so that as one field or crop
is used, fresh pasture will be
ready in another place. This is
true conservation of food supply
and it is the secret of success
with hogs. He urged quickly
grown meat such as hogs and
chickens. He proved in a few
words that the man who raises
cattle and does not have a silo,
is losing $40 to SIS per head
every winter. We must get
away from American wasteful
ways of managing the feed
question.
The second speaker of the eve-
ming was ex Lieutenant Cover
nor John M. Reynolds, who is
Bedford's most active member
of that County's Safety Commit
tee. He gave clear explanation
of the organization and workings
of their committee. He then
branched out into a recital of
the reason why each state, coun-
ty township, man and woman
should help in this great war.
The war in Europe has resolved
itself into a test of which side
can starve out the other. If
Germany win, then the United
States will find the whole Prus-
sian fighting strength arrayed
against them, and with Prussian
capacity for deviltry, there is no
telling what nations may join
with her as victor to bleed"
this country which is already the
envy of people of more rude
principles. German authorities
have said that the present war
will be won in American wheat
fields. The meaning, of course,
is, that if this country can feed
German foes long enough, Ger
many will lose; but if England
can be starved out, then world
wide victory for what Prussian-
ism stands for will be easy. 1t
will be seen, therefore, that in
this war the man with a hoe
stands for more than soldier
with a gun and in figurative
way the world is on its knees to
the American farmer as the only
hope of saving it from Prussian
90 vo uorv
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-05-24
NUMBER sc
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Snapshots at Their COmings and GOings
Here for Vacation, or Away
e. for a Restiul Outing.

Mrs. M. Denisar, of Harris
burg, made business trip to
McConnellsburg last Saturday.
Mrs, Geo. A. Harris is making
rapid strides in learning to run
her new Country Club Overland
car.
Alvin Sheets, Franklin county
visited his uncle, John Sheets,
in McConnellsburg from la st
Friday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rotz, of
Tod township went to Chambers
burg last Friday morning and
remained with relatives until
Sunday afternoon.
Editor and Mrs. Herbert Nc
Kibbin visited the latter's uncle,
Mr.. d. A. Charlton, near FortLit-
Teton, last Saturday. Mr.. Charl-
ton is recovering from a severe
illness.
Hon. and Mrs. Glenn Chestnut,
and Rev. G. B. M. Reidell, in the
preachers" car, went to st.
Thomas last Friday afternoon and
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Pensinger.
Mr.. Scott Tritle, of the Cove,
spent the time from last Friday
until Monday in the home of his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. Johnston,
near Newville, Cumberland Coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wright
and sons Wilkinson and Carl, of
Wells Tannery, called last Satur-
day and got a subscription re-
ceipt for a year in advance.
They came over the mountains in
their auto.
j. Houston Johnston and son,
of Pittsburgh, motored to this
county last Friday and spent the
weekend with the formers
brother f. Men. Johnston, south
of town. They were accompani-
ed by little Harry Carter and a
Mr.. Price.
Rev. John M. Diehl, pastor of
Robert Kennedy Memorial Pres
byterian church at Welsh Run,
formerly paster of the Presby-
terian church an McConnellsburg
represented Carlisle Presbytery
in the General Assembly held in
Dallas, Texas, last week.
Last Friday, Roy Witter and
wife and the latter's mother,
Mrs. Alice Alloway; Mr.. Josiah
Witter and Mrs. Mary Witter-
of Waterfall-motored to Nc
Connellsburg on business in con-
nection with the settlement nf
of the estate of the late Andrew
N Witter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mellott
in their new Buick, with l.. w.
Funk at the wheel, took their
daughter Miss Vernona to Cham
bersburg Monday, from which
place Miss Vernona went to the
West Chester State Normal for
the Summer term. Miss Mellott
was at West Chester last sum-
mer.
George X. Nelson and mother
Mrs. David A. Nelson, and Mrs.
John P. Conrad, went to Bed
ford in the Nelson automobile
last Thursday afternoon. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Geo. X. Nelson and daughter
Betty who hat been spending a
week among Blair county rela-
tives.
Mr.. and,Mrs. Marshall McKib-
bin and son George McCaulay, of
Washington, accompanied by Mr..
McKibbin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. McKibbin, of Han
cock, motored to McConnellsburg
last Monday and remained until
next day. On the return trip
Tuesday, they were accompanied
as far as Hancock by Mrs. Geo.
A. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Shaffer
and two sons Paul and Burke,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Drom-
gold, all of Blaine, Perry county,
were Saturday and Sunday visi-
tors in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-05-24
RECORD OF DEATHS.
sert Sketches Of the Lives Of Per-
4 sons Who Have Recently
4 Passed Away.
MRS. MARTHA LAMP.

Isaies of Lanark, died very sud
denly at her home in that cit!
lsst Wednesday evening, from
the effects of a paralytic strok'
which seized her at 7:l5 ant
from which death resulted a
7;45, short half hour later. l
vas her third stroke, two similar
seizures having been successfully
Undated. Mrs. Lamp had livec
IN this community for nearly
6fty years and her fine christian
character and unfailing kindness
and courtesy made friends of al
viii whom she came in contact
To her children and the close
fde ends who knew her best the
menory of her life will prove a
peIpetual inspiration.
Martha Bermond was born al
NcConnellsburg, Pa, February
s. 1SS9, and died at her home in
| IAnark May 2 1917, aged 81 years
4 2 2months and 20 days.
She was married to Conrad
LAnp, March 1S 1856, in Mer-
cersburg, Pa. 10 this union
were born seven children: John
D.. of Hasting. Neb ; Katherine
/ N. Brown, Hint IN, la Name E.
Hoke, Merrill, Ia; William H.,
who died May 2), 1916; Anna B.,
died December 5, 1897; Emma M.
Adams, and George c., of Lam
srk. Pill.
She is also survived by two
brothers, Daniel Bermond, of
Harvard, Neb., and Henry of
NcCbnnellSb urg, Pa.
Ms. Lamp spent her childhood
and the first thirteen wears of
her married life in Pennsylva-
MA moving to Lanark on the
Lamp farm in 1896, where she
reolded till 1901. She has since
reslded in Lanark.
The deceased united with the
Refofmed Church at McConnells-
burg, Pa, in 1852 and lived a
eonslstent christian life.
NoVember 27, 1914 she was
1Q'eken with paralysis and has
oeen pm invalid ever since, but
n2 ehriStian life shined forth in
bind and loving patience.
|. was laid to rest in Lanark
. |elery on Saturday afternoon
3, beside the remains of
husband who passed away
Q'enber 8, 1906. All the chill.
were present at the funer-
mich was held at her late
'''.e on East Locust street, and
ldaeted by her pastor, Rev.
a1llhcox.
Ito her Fulton County relativ.
ana friends the deceased will
rnembered as Martha Bar
'''n' and her husband as Conrad
eu She is a sister of Henry
-nQnd H11 of Tod township and
n'..s q John Sheets Of town. ~
Mas JOSEPH B. MnLLorr.
Luey wife of Joseph.B. Mel.
peesed away at their home
peasant Ridge in Belfast
'su'1lp Wednesday morning
1917 aged so years, 6
and IA days. The funer.
nse was conducted by Rev.
... Sloit on Thursday after.
and interment was made in
Church. '
,'ss Mell0tt had been in poor
lOr more than twenty
\, Five years ago she be-.
o1,. ll'c'ed with dropsy and
much Of that time she
feat sufferer.
ras IS, a member of the Pro.
Church for nearly TWEEN.
~.
years and bore her long
with Christian patience
ntude. She was a devot.
a loving mother and she
realty missed by all who
was W. a daughter of Elias
martha Wink, and was
70 Joseph B. Mellott 2s
y o1 vne 18th day of last
que leaves to mourn
an, "vt husband, three
I - = Flora j., Mary M