Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 2

CZXTJU 'AUGUST 9. 1951 NEWS OF A DAY IN CENTRAL PA. morrow will bo TO PICNIC AT ikckeris MANY VISITORS INSANE IM 01 ROLLING GRI GIVEN SENTENCE STOVERDALE CAMP AUTO INJURY VALLEY BARNS SfOXDAY EVENING, mm Perry County CitiitM PUn Big Program For Tnurt day of ThU Week Liverpool S'O fUnniM ah pirsi wWb HI Tbsrsday. A0 ha Ik kM a. a.

Must wui the Uvarpeol Orchestra, nrlM B'SS h.t,all aS between l4f eael and one of the HrwMri iiM feature in the ll uadreda of fvfiT residents from dtstaaee ar ipected to perueipais la Ik gataenag. riTcetbtro Cfcbi Are Hosts Thi Week WanM aboro, Aug. f. ThU week wiU en of picnic for Waynes feareiana. To morrow tbo Rotary Club win art as boat to SO boys mm it to lk years old.

at Red Bndg Park. Oa tht onms day tbo Civic Club will escort about tbo same numbr of girls and youngsr bey to Cold Sprint Par, tbo Mo tor Club will Dtenie near Marlon on Tuesday also. Saturday tbo Knights Columbus wilt hold it annua out In at Cold Spring Park. A number of Sunday School classes wtU also picnic during tbo week at tho moun tain and Cold sprier rara. Hsstbcdon County Odd Fellows Picnic Sept 6 Huntingdon.

Aug. I. Moot of the lodges tn Huntingdon county or we Independent Order of Odd Fellow were represented at a meeting to plan for a picnic at Mapleton on Labor Day. Everything is in good shape for a great picnic Special Policemen to Watch Over Boys Hanover. Aug.

i Borough council haa been obliged to appoint a rpecial policeman to guard against rfepredationa by small boys about the town. They are using the fountain in Wirt Park as a swimming I root. Young Man Will Give His life For Murder of George J. Puthman fttrtr, pa. Aug Wfcal was probably tbo teat chaptor la tbo history of Uo murder of George ashman, ifce leaiwsn.

almost years ago, ss far a tbo courts of Adams county ar roofers d. niton iteiurdar. when ChaWs fteiaocaer. tbo young man dtd tbo shooosg. was taken into court aad sentenced to die in tbo elect rw rhair.

Tbo rase aa ono hieh attract, lb attention of Adams. Cumberland aad Dauphin cosatie for um aad kich was finally tried peter juos Mcl'beraos. Claresee Collins and hemccker hired Bushman to us them to Carlisle on tbo Bight of tbo Ittb of October. Ills, snd on, tbo ay back, ten within about et yards of tho Adams county line. tleinecker hred tho fatal snot wnue Collins, who sal beside Husnman.

lock chars of tbo car. Tbo body was then taken to HarrUburg and stared in tho bushes along th Sus quehanna River, where It was found by workmen tbo nest morning. Tbo two boys were charged with tho crime and tried at tbo January term of ll and found guilty of murder In tho first degree. A motion was mads for a new trial in the Collins rase, counsel for tho respect ive sides srreeing that decisions in the on case In subsequent actions should govern both cases. Tho new trial was denied ana in case taken to in supreme vourx.

who had Collins resentenced twice since the original sentence oassed. and finally sustained tho lower court in it action, tho argu ment before the higher court being that tho Adams county courdld not nave jurisdiction in we cas vcau of the crime being committed in Cumberland county. Tho only hope tho boys now have is that tho Board of Pardons will commute their sentences to life imprisonment, but It believed hero that tbeir chance there are very small. In the trial there was no attempt to ahow that the two prisoners did not commit tho deed, but wrote confessions admitting the crime, but the hole question was the constitution ality of the law which permitted the trials to be held here, and with the Supreme Court upholding tho deci sion of the Adams county court it is not believed the pardon board will intervene. If you want real com flavor a crispy mouthful and the kind you never tire of, then try JERSEY Corn Flakes and satisfy that longing.

Everyone who eats knows why we say "Learn the JERSEY Differ ence. THE JERSEY CEREAL POOD COMPANT, Cereal, Penan. Also makers of Jersey Whale Wheat Pancake Flour JJbKMSI carry to Corn Hakes Qhe Original Qhick Cornflakes 2009 A ill I I HARMSSUiB aj.m I Rrsa 5 Ml mom to fiBm UmUS HOTEL BUILDING Further Reductions in Our Twice a Year a earance Sale The response to our advertisement was ENORMOUS and the thrifty women shoppers (of Harrisburg and vicinity) remarked that our sale was one that COULD BE BELIEVED. Our remaining stock of Coats Suits Waists Skirts Frocks Gowns and Silk Underwear. Still Further Reduced in order to make room for new Fall We anj merchandise from CotUfea Along the Sm atari Creek Are Lively With People Over the Weekend; llarrisburgera Arrive For Summer Mis ta Kilmer, of Is le a.

truis4 her muss pentls at ar eita. rise View, oa ed sau. a course diaaer was sorted after which game of rtu softs wro Md. tbo owing Uo gueoi lisuned to a tcuola concert. after which they hiked home.

Mrs. SadM Gugorw. so a. Rod ney. daughters, Clara hooter aad Mrs.

Jse CWmta aad son. Richard. of lUrriaburg. moved from tho I'era elite to tho V. O.

I. Mjastag rotuge. Tbey wlu occupy this coiug during the summer. Mr. and Mrs, Charles W.

Shade and daugbier, Hetty, of HarrUburg. art occupying tbo Wobeio cottage tor several weeks. Mr. and Mra. Lwia rubor, of Hsrruburg.

spent Friday with Mrs. Emory I'isher, Kr, at tho Emory iiia. Mr. aad Mra. 8.

D. Vnger aad two sons, of Narrisburg. aro spending some time with Mrs. I'nger's mother. Mrs.

Rebecca Sweuard. at tbo Bon nie Brier. Mrs. Sarah Nisaley. of Pino street.

Steotion. is spending some umo with her daughter. Mra. W. S.

Kohlhaaa. at tho ldylwyld. MUs Mary Brien. of Philadel phia, spent Friday as tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.

John Clonser. of Creek View. David Brown, of Philadelphia, is Sasael Abel, Who Died Orema. Bcned at Hallaa, Ycrk Co. Aug.

Tbs funeral of Private Samuel Abel, whoso body arrived her from Washington, was held from ths residence of his mo ther. Mrs. Mary Abel. Tne service was private. Service were conducted bv the Rev.

C. F. Floto. BurUl was made in Hlchmount Cemetery. The casket which was shipped from tho war sone in Germany, where the ronnr soldier died of spinal menin gilts, March 12.

was draped In tho American flag. Tho pallbearers wera four brothers ana two prom ers ln law: Charles, Henry. Edward and Arthur Abel, and Victor crum ling and Walter Stoat. Pecna, Cocples Get Licenses to Marry Haat'istPwn. Md August The following Pennsylvania oupies secured licenses to wed in Hagers town: Huch S.

Mohler aad Loerotla Mtehler. hath of Bakerton. Georn F. Heekert and Jane V. Cavanaudi.

both of Lewlstown. James F. Wauloa and Minnie Foak, both of Man Is Stricken With Strange Malady Lewlstown. Aug. 9.

William Carsill. one of the best known clti zens of this place, suffered a sudden spell of illness short time ago, losing consciousness, since improving enough to be about Ho is unable to call any person's name although he knows the person's face, he is also unable to read even with tho use of glasses. He has been an employe of the Standard Steel Worka for more than thirty years. One of the Oldest Odd Fellows Dies ftn.fci. Aug.

9. John H. Sheads. a civil war veteran and th oldest Odd Fellow of the local lodge, is dead at the home of his granddaughter. Mrs.

Leo Bushman, in Cumberland township, after a lingering illness from a complication of diseases. He was 87 years of age and lived in the vicinity of Gettysburg his entire life. During the Civil War he served in Company F. of the Eight seventh Pennsylvania Infantry, and was one of the five surviving members Of that organization, the four now remaining, one of whom is a brother of Mr. Sheads', all living here.

Predict Potatoes May Drop Below $1.50 Bo. Lewtstowa, Aug. 9. Potatoes are selling on the streets hre at (0 cents a peck. The crop is very large and they will sell later at $1.50 a bushel, if not cheaper.

Peaches are selling at 15 cents a berry box. Charles M. Smith, has an enormous crop with 2.500 trees to pick from. James Harshbarger has 400 peach trees laden with fruit. Corn for table use is high in price, selling at 30 to 40 cents a dozen ears.

Honey is sell ing at 30 cents a box. Beets at 10 cents a bunch, one half dozen to the bunch. Huckleberries at ZD cents quart. Red Lion Borough Will Purchase Park Red Lion. Aug.

9. At a meeting of borough council it was decided to purchase Fairmount Park, which will be offered at public sale on August 14, by the heirs of Catharine Meyer. The property consists of about six acres of Umber land, im proved by a dancing pavilion and several smaller buildings, including a restaurant stand. Well Known Farcer cf Lascastcr Cety Dies Marietta. Ana.

Clement K. Br baker, ono of tho leading garOaers and farmers or East Donegal town shin, died last night, or sarcoma. aged ST years. He was a member of the Meanonit Church. For nfty flv years, he operated ono of the finest farms in Lancaster county.

A widow, on daughter, a sister aad three brothers survive. Aug. s. Tb cat ered Baptist Church held its aaanal Baptismal aenrie yery. tn exer cises taking Pea at Marsh Creak.

The Kev. S. a wan assisted by vtamsg his paresis. Mr. sad Mrs.

Howard Drown, st tbo Thro Oaks. Mrs, William Kris ban. dambiers Margaret aad lHroihv. sad Merle, of iluatmekftown, spent Thursday at Uo Tbeudara. Mr.

aad Mrs, Charles W. Shade oatortatsod Mrs, C. M. Ranch. Mies almma Ranch aad Mrs, l.

Weaver. of tUrnsburg. at their cot tags, Wobelo, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

R. Orn and son. Andrew, aad Mrs. Coulter, wf Suol ton. were guoMS of Mrs.

Robevca weifard. at ths Ronmo Brier, on rtiday. Mr. aad Mrs, Frank 1UI1 sad dauahtor. Lillian, former residents of Uo grove.

motore4 from their homo in Chester sad spent Friday with Mr. aad Mrs. W. aV Kohlhaaa aad Mrs. Nieeley st Uo Idylwyld.

Mr. sad Mrs. John Kramer Pen brook, spent Friday aa the guests of, Mrs. T. Biever at tho Chel Helen Jan Mutch.

Charlotte Sowers aad Evelyn Sowers, of Hum melatown. and Ruth PiehL of Pork am, spent a day Uis week at Uo Kilmer cottage. Pine view. Mr. and Mrs.

M. Boekley and Mr. and Mrs. John Out. of HarrUburg.

motored to tho grove on Thursday and spent tho dsy at tho Theudara. Mystemss Weaxa Is Urging Farmers to Hold Potatoes Way hero Aug. Fanners In this section sre somewhat stirred up over th story of a woman who has been mingling among them, repre senting herself to be the agent of some agricultural society, snd sd vising them to hold potatoes, as, she declares, the western crop is a failure and eastern potatoes will be 110 a bushel by Christmas. As a result native grown potatoes aro being held in many Instances for high prices while grocers are sending out of town to supply the demsnds of their customers. Farewell to Pastor Who Goes to Japan Marietta.

Auff. 9. The Centre Church, near Terre Hill, was yesterday the scene of an unusual service, when a farewell was riven Rev. Dr. Davis B.

Schneder, who will shortly sail for Japan, to return to his work as preaident of the North Japan College, Sendai. Ball Players Collide; One Breaks His Nose LfviersooL Aug. 9. Harry Deckard. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles J. Deckard, engaged in a gam of baseball Saturday and running to base bumped into another ball nlaver And hroki. his nose. CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDIKG Akrea.

Auk. 9. Mr. and Mn p.t.. Raezer, lifelong residents of this place, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday.

Their six children, thirteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren assisted in the day's festivities. Railroader Is Killed; Boy Drowns in Scranton Seraataa. Aoar. Sid with cramps while swimming in the Roar jnr Brook creek hera dk. ere Beaaea, 14 years old.

son of Mr. rs. wiuiam Beddea, of Palm street. South Scranton. was drowned.

The body was recovered. H. M. Brown, a bnkfirun old. of First street Carbondale.

was instantly killed early yesterday when unaer me wneeis oi a Delaware and Hudson railroad freight train while endeavoring to get aboard. Dept of Justice Broke Faith, York Man Charge; Tark. Ausr. 9. Grier Harah fca resigned as a member of the York fair price committee because, he alleges, me ucmnmeni oi juiuce nas DroKen faith with the committee.

Hia rii? nation has been tendered to Frank B. Meuiain, tair price commissioner of rennsyivama. wno. alter some nro. testation, has accepted it.

Other members of the fair price committee, it is said, are about to tender their resignations for the same reasons as those given by Mr. Hersn. Community Scientific Club Started in Hanover, Pa. Haaover. Auir.

9. This town has one of the unusual clubs of the country a co operative scientific club made up or young men who are conducting experiments in electricity and chemistry. They have well fitted ror filled with all kinds of apparatus. Each member nas nis own locxer and in dividual equipment, and. in addition, more important machinery and instru ments nave been purchased out of club funds for the use of alL A wireless outfit, motion picture machine and dynamo nave been installed.

Destructive Drought Is Broken in Maryland Haaoatawa, Hi, Aug. 9. The destructive drought existing tn Washington county for several weeks was broken Saturday ntgnt and yesterday, when drenching rains fell in Haeers town and vicinity. The rain while helping vegetables and pasture corn, came too late to save the late potato crop, which growers declare, will a com plete failure. WED IN MARYLAND OtBBlWTiand, MU Aug.

9 Mar rago licenses were issaed uere to tho following Pennsylvanians: Ar thur W. Gilbert and Margaret H. Mower, both of Somerset. Robert L. Sweannan and Lola E.

Sechler. both ot sfeyeradaie. HTSBAND MISSING MONTR ffkiiasaimirg, Pa August Worrying becansa she haa not heard frosn her husband since July i. Mrs. Harry May.

of this tow, asked that search ho started for hia. UGOTXIXG DOES DAMAGE kjsogana. Pa, Aug. During heavy electrical stars laturday night Ughtntag strack. tho sm of tLsos.

of MlaaJatowa. tm William. Conway, Conductor, Srnt to llilUide Home i ncnult of Crash tTSMea. Aug. Injun suf.

fared in aa automobile artrtUeni al Clark's fummt on lb morning of July SI. ben a big lounna car. dnen by NkhsM Ultl. SI. of thai Pisco, crashed mm a t'rth pole aad tree, resulted In tb commit snnt to tbo inaan ward of the Hillside Homo, of Wiliwm fun a sr.

t. of Itll oak stravt. North akrea. ton. Authorities at th hospital early yesterday morning requested the police to placo the man in a padded celt at headquarters, hi condition being such I hat tbo ttts.r.ra of the institution could not handle hun.

banger to othrr patient of the hus piul ss feared by tho physician and Capuin James llenshaw at. lowed Conway's removal lo a colL That tho man's mental condition is entirely a result of th injuries received in tho auto smash, was the statement of tho hospital auiborl Conway was Dinned under ths car and was rushed to this city in the hospital ambulance. Man Shows Fight When He Is Arrested raamswrabsrs. Aug. 9 While hiding In the cellar st the home of bis brother In Casbtown.

John Uesm. of tbis place, charged by his wife with non support and desertion, was arrested by Detective McCoy, of Cum berland county and constable waiter Klinn. or ranklln county, late bat urday afternoon. When th officers cornsred Beam he threatened tbem with a club but was overpowered be fore he was able to execute his threats. Columbia and Montour Ry.

Is Ordered Sold Blooms bore. Aug. 9. Upon petition of a Philadelphia bank. trustee for the bondholders.

Judge Harman, in a Columbia county court, directs the sale of the Colum bia and Montour Street Railway operating sixteen miles of trolley line through the towns of Catawlssa, Bloomsburg, Espy and Lime Ridge to Berwick and twelve miles between Bloomsburg to Catawlssa, in which many thousands of dollars of mostly local capital are invested. It has been In the hands of A. W. Duy, a local lawyer, aa receiver, for five ears. FOUR RATTLESNAKES IX DAT WUlsboro, Aug.

9. While haying on Mill Creek, John Cole and A. L. Baker gathered on the side four rattlesnakes, one day last week. The latter crop Is bumper and August is the premier month for them.

WELLSBORO GROCER DIES ells boro, Aug. 9. William A. Hammond, 66 years old, a grocer of Wellsboro, died at a Sayre hospital following an intestinal operation. He was born in Charleston township, and spent his life here.

II 191 wa avywa II a Sr aton'i Crops Drstroyr d. Hut All the Uvrstock llrtcurd Cases araears, ft. Asg Two barns aero oampleiety destroyed ssd a rei4a damaged dsnsg ss flasiriesl alarm bwb swept over Ckambtrsbsrg late retards? after sown. Tb eauro sessoa's crops of wheal sad bay were doiroyed when Lghl stag strurk a barn eased by Simpers Ureas sad leaaalad by W. JL kshl maa.

Ail ibe livsetock was res rud frm the burning building Tb located nar tb barn was slightly dsmssvd Celibates ptr lb damage la tbe two buiid.ng si IJ.es. Neither were insured. Another barn owned by Justice Jobs lea art. of tbe Pesssylvaaia tfupreme Ctniri. aad used as a lores pises far furniture and farm implements, was completely destroyed.

No eeti mete as to tbe damage was msde. York County Almshouse Is Out of Lodgers York. Aug. 9. Not that they regret their absence, but just ths same th York County Poor Direc tors have been thinking lot about ibe old fashioned tramps which be fore tbe war swaroied to th almshouse for mra Is and lodgings, and which were a source of snnoyanca and disgust to tho Directors.

8 tow. ard Oscar Altland in his last report to the Directors said not a tramp had appeared in a month. It la sup posed that high wages paid every where during and since tho war have attracted even ths laalest tramp, and that so long as this condition re mains tho tramp will not bo In evi dence, especially In summer time. Two Men Beat and Stone Win. Rhone: They Break His Nose Chamberebnrg, Aug.

9. James Oroome, white, and Joseph Patterson, colored, both of Pondbank, were ar rested at Pondbank yesterday by Sheriff Jacob H. Mayer, of Franklin county, charged with aggravated assault with intent to kill William Rhone, of Pondbank. They will be given a hearing to day. The assailants stoned and beat Rhone as he alighted from a rail road train.

Rhone suffered a broken nose and severe lacerations and bruises of the body. Department of Justice Will Make Another Effort to End Strike Scranton, Aug. 9. Latest developments in the strike of the Pennsylvania Coal Company miners at Pittston and vicinity indicate that the Department of Justice haa decided to make another effort to bring about a settlement and have opera tions at the various mines resumed. AT Goldsmith 's These Dining room Suites will not be here at doing; time tomorrow night.

The beautiful designs, splendid quality and BAIU.AI.V PRICES arc too obvious. Those of you who need a Dining room Suite should shop early. Prices Range From $260 to $795 Walnut or Mahogany All the Wanted Period Designs FOR EXAMPLE: 9 piece Walnut Queen Anne Suite. Regn rricp.ri".5:..s!! $525.00 10 picce Mahoganv Louis XVI Suite. Reg f.1! $595.00 9 piece Mahogany Hepple white Suite.

Regular price $900. Sale $fQ5 00 A deposit reserves any of these Suites for later delivery. QOlDSSNlttfS Central Penna's Best Furniture Store NORTH MARKET SQU'ARE ft II If I i A lOI W. 7. McOtmOB DRUO CO, HUNTINGTON, W.

VA. GentUaien: For more than a year I have been unable to work on account of stomach and bowel trouble. My case failed to respond to various methods of treatment until I began taking the Bees Formula ll. Tho frst bottle put mo in such wonderful condition that was able to resume work. I recommend this great remedy to all sufferers ot stotnaoh, liver and kidney trouble.

Tours truly, VERNOK S. 'WBLSBR. no 4th Avenue, Huntington, W. Vs. THS BALL WARFEELD DRUG CO4 IRONTON.

OHIO. Gentlemen: For over ten years I have suffered from stomach trouble. Six doctors in Iron ton and tour in Ports month failed to help me. I triad about ovary remedy on tb market without heneflt until I began taking the Reese Formula tt. Two bottles of this great remedy haa worked such wonders in my ease that I can hardly believe now that I ever bad a sick day.

will always recommend Reese Formula 1L. Tours thankfully. JAMBS XjONO. 43S tod Street, Ironton, pblo. enact neaitn.

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T. BOMSMA1V PARKERSBUBO, W. VA. Gentlemen bsve not been able to work for more than 'three years, because of stomach trouble, rheumatism and bloatedness. My kidneys and bladder were so affected tha.

I would have to get up many times during the night. After taking tbe treatment of the Roes Formula ll I am thankful to say that It has relieved mo of all these disorders, and I feel It my duty to tell th publio of the benefits have received. Very gratefully yours. N. V.

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