Charles I. ARMSTRONG of Narberth, Pa., a former resident of this city, was electrocuted while working for the Pennsy near Philadelphia.
ALTOONA MIRROR, ALTOONA, PA, JANUARY 1, 1917, PAGE 1,
ALTOONA MIRROR'S SPECIAL CHRONOLOGICAL EDITION,
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS IN ALTOONA DURING 1916 BRIEFLY RECORDED,
JAN 26th-The widow of the late CHARLES J. ARMSTRONG, SON OF T. J. ARMSTRONG of this city, was granted an award of $4,200 under the new workmen's compensation law following the death of her husband at Narberth, Jan. 5.
ALTOONA MIRROR, ALTOONA, PA, JANUARY 1, 1917, PAGE 1,
ALTOONA MIRROR'S SPECIAL CHRONOLOGICAL EDITION,
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS IN ALTOONA DURING 1916 BRIEFLY RECORDED,
JAN 26th-The widow of the late CHARLES J. ARMSTRONG, SON OF T. J. ARMSTRONG of this city, was granted an award of $4,200 under the new workmen's compensation law following the death of her husband at Narberth, Jan. 5.
Charles I. ARMSTRONG of Narberth, Pa., a former resident of this city, was electrocuted while working for the Pennsy near Philadelphia.
ALTOONA MIRROR, ALTOONA, PA, JANUARY 1, 1917, PAGE 1,
ALTOONA MIRROR'S SPECIAL CHRONOLOGICAL EDITION,
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS IN ALTOONA DURING 1916 BRIEFLY RECORDED,
JAN 26th-The widow of the late CHARLES J. ARMSTRONG, SON OF T. J. ARMSTRONG of this city, was granted an award of $4,200 under the new workmen's compensation law following the death of her husband at Narberth, Jan. 5.
ALTOONA MIRROR, ALTOONA, PA, JANUARY 1, 1917, PAGE 1,
ALTOONA MIRROR'S SPECIAL CHRONOLOGICAL EDITION,
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS IN ALTOONA DURING 1916 BRIEFLY RECORDED,
JAN 26th-The widow of the late CHARLES J. ARMSTRONG, SON OF T. J. ARMSTRONG of this city, was granted an award of $4,200 under the new workmen's compensation law following the death of her husband at Narberth, Jan. 5.
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