PENNSYLVANIA
STATE ITEMS
of
Tyrone—0Odd Fellows the
celebrated the 108d anniversary
the. founding of the order in America
with a big meeting here April 28,
Lebanon, ~The Bethlehem Steel
company began the operation of an-
other finishing mill at its plant here,
giving employment to 100 men,
radio
of
Norristown,—The
keeping a portion
craze
large the
apparatus,
Bloomsburg.-
tion of Pope
wrote him
and
Pius, Mrs. John
mentioned the fact that she was
family and that
the late Joseph Ratti, were
friends, and Ratti was godfather
her daughter Tillie,
an autographed photograph
pope and a letter In which
is special blessing to the family,
Connellsvill Fayette
thorities making a
search to locate a imper-
sonating a foreign-speaking priest and
who is sai¢
miners
¢
of the
he sent
e- county an-
are
man who Is
to be threatening the
with
cease
excommunication unless
they work and join
of the strikers. It is reported that
the imposter
vicinity of Connellsville,
effort made to .
Previously the same “priest” is said
to have worked
the West Virginia
Scottdale. — Thirty-one
month has
“firebug”
police
golve
the r
has been in the
active
and every
}
is heing locate him
ing
the same scheme in
Is.
fires this
the belief that a
here, and the
effort
coal field
led to
has been
are working In ap
the problem. Four
red simultaneously several
the ori
Harris
received
broadcasting
pleted at
ing
ernor Sproul
fires
out
the first
Adams.
Norristow
Medary,
Square worth
The
he
state by es
Patters:
severely ati
Joseph Panzy
tenced to
Roar
old,
several weeks
headquarters,
en for a medi
the
ous East
dieal
Hos ital
Seranton
of
wrecked his properties and
him lost
thoriti Swartz exper
siderable amount of
the company
Harrisburg
and Industry
general
labor
for this c¢
of the
also arranged for a supplemental
gram covering employment
and departmental activi
in conjunction with
sions,
Harrisburg. —The
ment
conference
Bilks and
son, commmnder
gion, th
ment engineers
have been directed In
ployes to give first
ways, all thi
service
Hanover ~
nominated to
Hazleton.
the
marked
State
thousands
nti! ha 0 -
until he his reason,
| KAY.
done
led a
money
y
con
he blamed,
was
3 i ” » 1
chairman of the governmental
officials’
oy yp #
wots A
in
ty on May
committees charge,
the main discus.
highway
depart.
Statement ng
issued a follow
f
Of
Ig a
Assistant Commissioner
H. Thomp-
American lLe-
¥
Colonel Joseph
of the
at “all state highway depart-
superintendents
engaging «¢
consideration
ing equal,
hi : | Ox.
to
men
Guy Hollinger
e postmaster here,
Suspension of work
anthracite coal nes has been
by a corresponding Inactivity
of the stork, through a peculiar coin-
clidence, according the officials of
the Hazleton State Hospital. The ma-
ternity ward at the institution is emp-
ty for the first time
lishment, although it
crowded that applicants
turned away.
Sunbury.~~The jail
now 41, the largest at
since the Volstead act
fect,
B. was
b .
at
mi
to
since
is
ite estab
usually
had to
80
be
population is
any one time
went into ef.
ago, Titus Fegley, a
near old Zionsville,
still unconscious,
Bloomsburg. ~The fifty-seventh an-
niversary of Caldwell Consistory, Scot-
tish Rite, was observed here, when de.
grees were conferred of
more than 100,
McAdoo~—~Business men here organ.
ized a fire company and will finance
the purchase of an engine,
farmer
this
living
county, is
on a class
A hundred tons of earth,
Berwick,
the past week, slipped from the
It Is expected to be a week
Sunbury.—Discovering, she sald that
is her first cousin, Mrs,
Rainal, of Kulpmont, brought
in the Northumberland county
asking of thelr mar-
The were married in
Columbia 102
ing the wife's statement,
of their relationship within a
time and parted Immediately.
laws of Pennsylvania
related permitted
annulment
couple
in and, accord-
learned
short
Under
persons
county
to
80
are not to
Sunbury,~This town Is planning a
Saturday market.
night city
Jeannette~—Robert Cunningham, of
this place, died from injuries received
he fell from a housé he was
Bloomsburg —Harvey A. McKillip,
of the Columbia Re-
publican committee, his been appdint-
ed temporary postmacter here,
Lewistown, —The
John's Lutheran of this place,
increased the salary of Rev. Dr. M. 8S.
Cressman, the pastor, to $2400 a year
Yeagertown, JAlis Garver, of
place, sustained a fracture of the righ
arm and a dislocated elbow when
fell into a belt while oiling machinery
Sunbury.—For the
many months
county
council of St,
church
*
second time
¥ il
Ci
as cout
‘onnellsville —All of Connellsville's
mail carriers been
a whistle of a
they will toot
nave
peculiar tone,
ost continually
delivering the mail on their respect
routes in
use the
the City.
whistle to the
housewives that nmmil has been deposit
ed In ithe
of thel
ring
but
io
left 80
. Ww }
Miss Hettinger
broken neck and her |}
paralyzed
accid
Uniontown. —Never
hrace and a
close to her
the
were
parts of
extinguished
flames, - »
surely creepir
but
vital
not
and
hut
£
her bods The fire
the
3 was
until
her grandmother
not seriously. Eleanor aad
lower portion of he® clothes and
handa burned, did Mrs, Re
ninger, who up the child
the flames enveloped her
Pittsburgh.—A letter of congr.tula
tion from Postmaster General Hubert
Work, expressing appreciation of her
long and faithful service was received
by Mrs. Mary L. Bresee, until
a clerk in the
and who has been retired
quest, Mrs, Bresee ig old,
and was appointed for the postal serv.
ice In 1880. post.
mistress at Acedemia, Pa. Janu
ary 16, 1880, and on March
was transferred to this city,
a few months she was in the pension
buseaun. She was first connected with
the Pittsburgh pestoffice in 1013.
Mt. Carmel—Joseph Sheptak. aged
7 years, was run over by an automo.
bile while going to here, and
was badly Injured.
Scottdale ~-Wounds sustained In the
Spanish-American war caused the
death of Joseph E. Fulmer, of this
place,
Lewistown. ~Grocers and meat deal.
ers here have arranged to close their
stores Wednesday afternoons until De.
cember,
Connellsville~Run down by a pas
senger train at Whitsett, John Praha.
aged 10, died In a hospital here,
Wilkes-Barre ~The’ Luzerne county
commissioners have pald John Sipple
$12,000 for hig 46acre farm at Drums
for the site of the new county tuber.
culosis hospital,
both
were burne
as also
snatched
recent
Pittsburgh postoffice
at her
65 years
She was named
on
20,
school
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John Weissmuller of the Hlnos
smashed another world's record for ss
university, New York. This swimming
flat, elipg
on beach
Jointly
last September,
by Duke Kahanamoku and Pua
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nming 100 yards in a pool Columbia
i seconds
Bright
record,
the distance in 58
I standard
set at
open water
Kealoha of Honolulu
FCRM KNOTHOLE GANGS
if the best things they
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BARNES SHOWS HOW TO
HOLD. “ILLUSIVE™ PILL
In the
Jess Barnes of the
three
hefore
reproduc tion
ustrates
Just
batter
Erips
ball he
pellet u
At the
is held for using
tossing
tv is shown the ©» the ball
round-
13
ng
which had the Yankees
ozone during world's
his baf!
house
whiffing
curve
the the
he
wing
In the is
horsehide
holding
over
center
ready to
ball is In
use of the “floater.”
At the bottom the
tion for the
for the Transfer of Sidney C.
Puddiefoot.
sensation of soccer foothall
Britain was the Scottish Falkirk
paying £25,000 to West
for the of Sidney OC.
and Hearts of Midlothian
paying only a trifle for Frank
Stringfellow, Portsmouth's goal getter.
transactions are to the
of football enthusiasts
The
eleven
United transfer
less
ball players and fans,
Britisher Makes $00 Meters in 6:15 2.5,
Much Faster Than Time Made
by Ross.
The world's swimming record of 6
minutes 55 4.5 seconds for HMO meters,
held by Norman Ross, U, 8. A, was
lowered at Middleshorough, England,
recently by J. G. Hatfleld, the holder
~f several British championships, who
covered the distance in 6 minutes
15 2.5 seconds. Hatfield waz timed by
officials of the Amateur Swimming as
godiatior and the effort was made In
vublie,
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NOTES or'the
DIAMOND
Brooklyn
Schriels
he
Pau
ague club
The
league has (]
Wir
league,
to the
back
The Indianapolis team 8 so well
supplied with material that
Harry Purcell, itter of
league back
champion h
will be
- - -
McMenemy,
hav
the
sent
St. Paul catcher
flopped
to join leo
outlaw Minnesota
Boh
reported
Kelley's team and
Diressen up in the
Iron Range league
-. . .
ing
gone
as
colleginng who
St. Louis
is out
He hails
Austin,
. * »
Jim Elliott, a recruit southpaw
pitcher who has been in training with
St. Louis Browns, back to
the Threel league, Manager Lee
Fohl having transferred him to Bob
Coleman's Terre Haute club,
* - .
other
the
-
Among
into
after school
Ellis
versity at
Cardinals
Nach
flock
Jrom Texas uni
the
BOOS
Manager Fred Mitchell has made it
known he is in favor of Clark Grif.
the Braves have practically completed
arrangements to return to St. Peters.
burg, Fla, in the spring of 1923.
* -. .
Ike Boone, the New Orleans out:
fielder, hag a batting pose resembling
that of the late “Sockless” Joe Jack
son and he promises to make a fight
for a berth with the Glants, He led
the Southern association last season,
- . -
Frank L. Bruggy, catcher, sold by
the Philadelphia National league club
to Portland, Ore, of the Pacific Const
league, for the walver price, an.
nounced that rather than report to
the minor league club he would re.
tire from professional baseball,
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MOST ARTISTIC RAZZER
George Btalllngs is ns tough a
loser in the International as he
was in the National league. He
is perhaps the most artistic raz
zer of players in any league, One
of his bright young Rochester
players stood on third base one
day when he had a fair chance
to score,
“Well, ryou swept-scented se
the world
shouted in
third
1013
of
he
stand on
have
famous lmbeclle
“There
you migh
Just stand
moment longer, you
ape, until 1 pleture you."
*Suiting his action to his
his
hapless
the
rage
when
Yi
scored, there a
anchored
he solemnly got out
and snapped the
standing tight on
Stal
hag wil
lings thought he should hav
quitted le
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INSTRUCT O'CONNELL
Veteran Will Drill Coast Leaguer
in Big League Tactics.
Manager John McGraw of New York
Giants Was Anxious to Protect
His $75,000 Rookie Playing
on San Francisco Team.
An
appointment of
infielder of the
of the
interesting story concerns the
Dots Mii
Phils, t«
San
ier
veteran
post of
manager
Several Nationg! leagt
not wails Doty thers
and
Eure
McGraw
inted Mil
all
SPORT NOTES
The Ice Palace of Philadelph will
* - -
John James Mackay, 1022, of New
York city, has been elected captain of
- - *
(Red) Byers, varsity guard for
Pitts.
* * a
Evidently the new crop of English
out Jem Driscoll at the age of
. * *
Rounds, "23, of Malden
captain of the Tufts col
lege haskethall team for next season.
He plays center
«so»
Harold E
wns elected
Jim Corbett was an amateur first,
but fought as a professional before his
reputation extended outside the limits
of a San Francisco bank.
* * *
Colleges of Japan are taking up all
forme of sports. Golf, hockey, raghy
and soccer football are among latest
to be Introduced,
» * .
Elmer Oliphant, assistant director of
gymnastics and to the physical direc.
tor at West Point, has signed a con-
tract to become athletic director at
Union college.
. - -
Gorden Wallace of Rochester has
been elected captain of the University
of Rochester football team for 10238
John Dunn of Scotsville, N. Y.. wn
made captain of the track tea
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It empties
rsh >
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