The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-04-05
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men out of work, caused by Short,
of cars and other troubles.
Skeletons of the heads OF :,
horses were found in the walls Of |,
old Irvine house on Carlisle's pubY
Square by workmen making alta,
tons.
Disappearing the accepted Conc,
sion that Indians were not agricultr
lists, 100 boys of the Carlisle Ind,
Industrial School have formed an Az.
cultural Association.
The plant Of the Weatherly I'm,
dry and Machine Company, WIFI
makes anchors for the United S,i,
navy and buoys for the lightbor'
service will be enlarged.
Announcement was made at Har.,
burg that the widows and children ,
IA miners killed by an explosion =
the mine Of the Henderson Coal "a,
pany near Cannonsburg, March l2 y,
receive approximately $4,000 in vol
mems compensation from the Sp
fund.
Following vandalism for Junk !
Carlisle, Dora Kuhn and Benjar,
Epstein have been arrested.
Threatened with suits, Mayor W.
vey has ordered Hazleton policer,
to pay Philadelphia tailors for md
uniforms.
Electric lights have been strung
the Lehigh Valley Coal Compa,Hl
Drifton shops to aid guards in prosl
ton against war plots.
Brooding over his inability TO n
word from a sister and two broth,|
in Antwerp, Belgium, Peter Leuchy
aged 70, committed suicide by shs
ing at Greensburg.
Convicted Of dynamiting the 81
q~uehanna River to secure fish, Ger|
Burgess and Curtis VanderpoOl vs
fined 500 each and costs, by Sui
Meredith, at Towanda.
James N. Lightner, captain o!
Lancaster company OF the Natla
Guard, will drill Franklin and I'd
shall students.
II. X. ODER, Of Elizabethtown d
lege, a Church OF the Brethren MI
ter, has been appointed a notary y
lie.
Vincent X. Keesey, attorney for
Board of Poor Directors of York "a
ty, is endeavoring to obtain a ID
suitable for the new almshOuse
thorized by a recent act of ASSEM-
The farm must be within seven nj
of York City.
Commission men Of Hazleton 1
Wilkes-Barre are already bidding
the 1917 crops Of farmers in the
rounding valleys. 1t Is feared u
may be another scarcity OF pOtsa
and the wholesalers want to be on
safe side. This year they were Gag
short by placing too much depends
on houses In the larger cities inss
of buying nearer home.
Fire destroyed the Mills depaTtn
store at Reading. The loss Is a.
$50, 900. A Waterman said that
fire was due to the collapse OIL
hot water furnace in the basens
1t simply fell apart and immedli'
thereafter the flames communal
to the first floor. This Is the y
disastrous fire in the business U
OF the city in a few weeks.
David Price, Carlisle, Is recrH1
a company OF colored troops.
A. P. Hall, Philadelphia, hiss
appointed an inspector in the N
ment of Labor to specialize in tl
plants.
DR.. A. B. Gloninger, principal on
of the Lebanon Sanitarium, has
dered the use OF his hospital and
to the State and nation in the
of war.
A flock Of 80 snow geese few
Fredericksville, bound north.
The Boyertown Sportsmen's AS
ton is arranging to restock SUI
in that vicinity with different vafN
OF fish.
Clarence L. Bright, Reading
held in bail by a Federal grand
on a charge of using the ma,
defraud in posing as the BriSa'
fishing Company, with offers OIL
S. to $12 a week, working
Rails have been ordered Lu
trolley line to be built from fIa
Vile to jefferson, and a new
will be erected jointly by the
and traction company over PeFN"
Creek.
John Rohrssen, Of Kutztown
pleaded guilty to operating saI,
boards, was fined SLOW a'
fenced to six months in jail
Rev. H. H. Rupp, who retlrea
the ministry three years ago ani
since conducted a stock and
farm near Gibraltar, has accep.
call from the First Reformed W.
Steelton.
The First Methodist congress-
Lancaster, in observance OF the
anniversary Of his enu
into the ministry, presented j.
A. Bawden with a loving cup
purse of 500 in gold.
Hazleton saloonists have oaIs
pro-German and anti-German " :
their barrooms.
The Baptist Ministerial ASSOC
Of Pittsburgh has offered itseil
ernor Brumbaugh "for any
he may call upon 1t to render
Fire starting in the loading
ment Of the Evansville Iron
where shells are being MADE N
Russian Government and the
States War Department, cause
age estimated at from $5O,Ouv