Church and Sunday School Directory
Evangelical and Methodist notices list pastors B Hengst H A Benfer Farman Adams and J G W Herald with Sunday School times 4 P M 9 A M and 1 A M respectively at Millheim Aaronsburg and Millheim. Reformed and Lutheran leaders Zuningli Yearick Tomlinson and Deininger lead services with Bible class and Mite societies meeting monthly weekly as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hengst
H. A. Benfer
Preaci
Millhein
C.F. Gephart
Missionary Society
Methodist
Farman Adams
D. A. Musser
Zuningli A. Yearick
Aaronsbura
Millheim
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
Unday School
Mal RY Alexander
Milheim Local Fraternal and Civic Groups Schedule
Milheim lodge and social groups meet regularly on Penn Street and nearby venues. Millhelm Lodge No 5 IC meets Saturdays. Rebecca Degree Meeting occurs Thursdays on or before the full moon or monthly. Providence Grange No 217 P of H gathers second Saturday at 1 PM and fourth Saturday at 7 PM. Milheim B and T L Association convenes second Monday evenings in the Penn Street Schoolhouse. Milheim Cornet Band rehearses Monday and Thursday evenings in the Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.zerry
T. G. Bumgro
Milheim B & TL. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
B. O. Demineer
Milikéim Cornet
J. W. Foote
Centre County Democratic Committee Members Listed 1883
A historic roster for Centre County shows the 1883 Democratic Committee members and officers with names and towns including Bellefonte Howard Nilesburg Milesburg Philipsburg Unionville Flemington and Bellefonte for the party structure. Key figures include W. Miles Walker secretary and P. O. addresses across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre County Democratic Committee
Bellefonte Judicial Race Names C Heinle and J B Smith
District Attorney candidate C Heinle and Associate Judge contender Dr J B Smith are listed for Bellefonte elections. The notice outlines their positions and roles in the upcoming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Heinle
Bellefonte
Government in the U S a self running machine in praise and critique
Under republican rule the government operates as a self running machine. The President travels to Yellowstone Park. Secretaries Lincoln Folger and Post Master General Gresham are with Lim. Brewster is at Long Branch. Frelinghuysen travels in New Jersey. Teller in Colorado and Chandler in New Hampshire. They draw salaries as if on active duty, highlighting the grandeur of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Lincoln
Folger
Gresham
Lim
Brewster
Long Branch
Governor approves judicial apportionment bill into law
Last Wednesday Gov Pattison sent a bill to the house stating he had approved the judicial apportionment measure and it is now law. Questions remain about district boundaries with Centre Union Snyder possibly merged with Bucher as President Judge and Orvis as Additional Law Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Journal
Centre
Union
Snyder
Bucher
Orvis
Clinton Democrat
Sunthington
Centre Hall
Centre County
Turilanisburg Patriot Calls for Adjournment Endorsement
The Turilanisburg Patriot states adjournment is the only rational course under current circumstances. Chairman Hensel's Lancaster Intelligencer shares this view, while The Journal urged adjournment three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turilanisburg
Hensel
Lancaster Intelligencer
Democrats Call for Adjournment and Reform in State Policy
The piece urges adjournment of the extra session after failed apportionment efforts and criticizes Senate obstruction. It praises the Democratic House for fair apportionments and advocates a decisive adjournment and public record to pressure resistant senators. It also endorses reform in the Pardon Board, enforcement of constitutional Articles 16 and 17, and laws protecting workingmen, arbitration, and fair taxation of labor and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Democratic House
Senate
McCracken
House
Fair
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Democratic House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Thes State Committee
Proctor Knott Elected Kentucky Governor by Large Margin
The Democratic candidate Proctor Knott was elected Kentucky governor with a substantial majority, estimated between 40 000 and 60 009 votes, a figure that underscores broad support across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Platform Adopted by Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention
The 1883 platform reaffirms strict construction of the federal constitution, civil service reform, and fiscal restraint. It denounces surplus taxation, calls for abolition of internal taxes, supports coinage promises, and seeks to reserve public lands for settlers. It praises Governor Pattison, argues for honest apportionment, and condemns Republican excesses and misgovernment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
HaArmispura
Republican Party
Pattison
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Department of State
Public sale of Centre county real estate by sheriff
Lawsuit writs compel sale at Bellifonte Court House on August 25 at 1 30 P M. Property includes: one acre 86 perches in College Township with a dwelling, several Port Matilda plots with shops and houses, plus tracts in Worth and Boggs townships and Milesburg, Bellefonte and Walkerville. All seized as the property of several defendants and sold under execution. Terms cash. no deed until full payment. Sheriff T J Dunkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nherife
Court of Con Mon Pleas
Centre County
Court House
Bellifonte
Tua
College
County of
Centre
State of
Pennsylvania
Moses Thompson
William Late Tate
John Smith
Emanuel Duey
Port Matilda
Penna
Ligh Street
Bald Cagh Valley Railroad
West Street
Wong Said Street
Water Street
High Street
Worth Township
Main Street
Plank Road
Wood Street
Post
John
Worth
Bald Eagle Creek
John G. Jones
Boggs Township
George Taylor
Shereon
Valentine Reese
Chestnut Grove M. E. Church
Milesburg
Turnpike St
Joseph
Borough of
Bellefonte
Wisdoms
Robert Hepburn
T. McCumsey
Hepburn
E. W. Ue
Hale
Beaver and
Shugert
Andrew J. Lucas
Rachel E. Sens
Walkerville
Half Moon Township
Main St
Mrs. Blakely
Henry Adams
James 8. Cross
Orphans’ Court
Geo P. Mattern
James 8
Cross
County of Centre
McKinneys Heirs
McCoy, Linn & Co
John Harper
Patrick Flinn
William Curtin
John Watson
Howard
S. Tipton
Susan Knoll
Jacksonville
N. P. Riddle
William Leathers
T. J. Dunkle
Limpert Rates for Coburn to Millheim Aaronsburg and Woodward
J A Limpert offers express and freight service from Coburn with 10 cents per 100 pounds to Millheim 15 cents to Aaronsburg and 25 cents to Woodward for parcels under 100 pounds Proportional charges apply for weights over 100 pounds)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Limpert
Coburn
Millheim
Aaronsburg
Woodward
Executors of Alexander Edmiston Final Account Noted
The following accounts have been examined and filed for inspection by heirs legatees creditors and others and will be presented to the Orphans Court of Centre county on Wednesday August 20 1883 for allowance and confirmation The first and final account of J M Blair and William Brower Executors of Alexander Edmiston late of Union township deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egister
Orphans’ Court
Centre County
J. M. Blair
William Brower
Alexander Edmiston
Union Township
Distribution and final accounts of estates and guardianships
A compiled list of numerous accounts filed in probate including final and partial settlements of executors guardians and trustees for decedents in Potter Howard Union Miles Ferguson Gregg Benner Penn Miles and Philipsburg townships and others. Names include Taylor Heverly McCalmant Underwood Reifsnyder Brett Coburn and Owen among many others. James A. McClain registers the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Ot &E
Hebeces Brisbin
Potter Township
D. Brisbin
Jno
M Heverly
James Heverly
Howard Township
Jacob Ketner
Joh Kelmercilte
Haines Township
Owen Underwood
Mathda Bodle
Union Town
H. Reifsnyder
Jacob L. Lose
Miles Township
R.G. Brett
Lizzie Ward
Henney
Uriah Ward
Ferguson Township
R. G. Brett
Hannah Chambers
Benjamin Kerstetter
Daniel S. Kerstetter
Penn Township
Robert Glenn
Rebecca Bateman
James P. Coburn
James Barber
Gregg Township
Joseph Cates
David Reed
Jeremiah
Charles Eekenroth
John Eekenroth
Spring Township
Dee d
Jeremiah Haines
Geo. Weight
Albert Owen
Margaret Nielson
Philipsburg
Christian Alexander
Mary Mark
Enn Township
Elias Fetterholf
John Neese
Daniel Bartges
John Bartges
Mary I. Wilson
Geo. W
Thos. W. Fisher
Thomas Wilson
Halfmoon Township
Geo. W. Fisher
Henry Meyer
Elizabeth Roller
Joseph Kotler
John Koller
Benner Township
Michael Confer
Nora Lucas
Ate. Daughenbeugh
Jacob Daughenbaugt
Henry H. Twitmyer
Emanuel Twitihyer
Walker Township
George Alexander
John Bodle
Union Township
M. Blair
William Blair
Dee
Michael S. Fiedler
G. W. Harter
George Harter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Avast
Deininger & Bumiller
Evangelical
John Tomlinson
Ronsburg
Deininger
Augsburg Bible Class
Ladies’ Mite Society
Lode & Society Directory
P. O
W. J. M. Keichiinue
Bellefonte S
Chas Smith
A. MecQuistion
Howard Bore
Ira C. Leathers
Howard Nilesburg
Milesburg Millheim
Philipsburg Rw
Ovis Nger
Philipsourg
Sal Schmidt
Arpentet
Unionville Bere
Fleming Renner
Wm. Ishler
Fellefonte Boges
Frank F. Adams
Manshurn Barnside
Menry Mocker
Pine Glenn College
John Roop
Gemont Curtin
John McClosk
Rokina College
K Springs Terguson Deer
McCormic
W. Walker
Greeg
John Goldronce
Spring Mills
Wia
Luce
Farmers’ Mills Haines Ps
Stover
Stormstown
Boalsburg
Bower
Half Moon
H. Griffin
Harris
de W. Meyer
Dublersburg Worth
Sports
Port Matilda - WM
Coheinle
W. Miles Walker
Robert Taggart
Warren County
Joseph Powell
Bradford County
Democratic
J. B. Smith
Ellis J. Orvis
CO. Committee
P. Gray Meek
James A. McClain
Legister
Chickering
Steinway
Haines
Hardman
Arion
ESTEY
Burdett
Shoninger
Sheen Musssig
Musk Rages
Aggordeons
Usig
Ano Paass
Bunnell & Aikens
Allegheny and
Bishop Streets
W. T. Meyer
Aaronsburg, PA
Henderson
Cleveland
Ohio
Randolph St
Webster Mt'c Co. Limited
Detroit, Mich
Roxbury
Lowell
Lixco.com
Qin Corus
VOSE
Smito American
Bridgepoft
Taylor & Farley
Palace
Ithaca
Waterloo
Sterling
J. R. Smith & 60
Front Street
Milton
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