Journal Date and Editor For Dec 11 1879
The item notes the publication date Thursday December 11 1879 and credits R A Bumiller as assistant editor in the periodical.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1879
Page
3
The item notes the publication date Thursday December 11 1879 and credits R A Bumiller as assistant editor in the periodical.
A long list of local ads from Journal Book Store items includes holidays goods, wool, overcoats and pants prices, and job work. Other items report a Perry county fraud, rail plans, road work, weather forecasts, and community notices from Lewisburg and surrounding townships.
Mrs. Capt Forster of Bellefonte visited Aaronsburg on Sabbath greeted by friends. Mr. and Mrs. James D Boyer returned from a trip looking well. Mr. Frank Weaver injured his leg and may be laid up. Young people visited Millheim to hear Mr. Tomlinson. Rev Shoemaker and family settled well at their new home with twenty four mission members. Cyrus B Stover’s sale to move to Kansas in February. Mrs. Geo Bright visited Spring Mills with daughter. Butchering season nearly over and winter holidays ahead.
The Thirty third Annual Session of the Centre County Teachers Institute will convene December 23 to 26 1879 at the Court House Bellefonte Pa The program includes day sessions on spelling composition geography and pedagogy and evening lectures by regional educators The event aims to close county schools for the week to maximize attendance with lectures and discussions on teaching methods and practical schoolroom topics.
Messrs. Runkle and McCoy shipped two car loads of horses cows and hogs from Yonrey. A bold robbery occurred last Thursday night with about 20 dollars worth of carpenter tools taken. Clothing was stolen from Smiths clothes line the same night. Authorities urged better policing and an organized police corps.
Engineers in Harrisburg report sounding the Susquehanna shows 15 to 20 feet of water in stretches during low water. They believe channels can be dredged to allow steamers. Findings will be sent to Congress for action. Lewisburg plans more emigration next spring as locals seek work in Northumberland Mil ton Williamsport and other towns. In Chambersburg Mr Johnson Moore owns a Mooreland park with thirteen deer.
Mr H K Luse married Miss Rosie H Deininger at the Evangelical parsonage in Millheim Pa by Rev E Kohr. The couple expresses thanks for gifts of cakes and prays God’s providence guiding their life with roses and modest thorns as they travel life’s path.
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