Protracted Meetings and Sunday School Across Denominations
Evangelical churches report protracted meetings led by Revs B Hengst and H A Benfer. Sunday School is run by D L Zeray with Missionary Society meetings on the third Monday evenings. Methodist services with Rev Furman Adams and Sunday School at 1014 4 M. Musser as superintendent. Reformed led by Rev Z A Yearick with Aaronsburg preaching next Sunday afternoon and 9 am Sunday School under B O Deininger. Augsburg Bible Class meets Thursday at 7 and Ladies Mite Society on first Monday. Presbyterian led by Rev W K Foster.
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D.L. Zeray
Missionary Society
Furman Adams
D. A Musser
Zwingli A. Yearick
Aaronsburg
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
R. Alexander
Millheim Fraternal Orders and Community Groups
Lodge and society notices list Millheim Lodge No 955 I C O F meets Saturdays in Penn Street hall Rebecca Degree meets Thursdays on or before the full moon. Providence Grange No 217 P of H meets second Saturday at 144 P M and fourth Saturday at 1s P M. Millheim B and L Association meets second Monday evenings in Penn Street school house. Cornet Band meets in Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Millheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
C. W. Hartmaan
W. Mauck
N. G
Providence Grange
Alexander’s Block
P. M
D. L. Zerby
T. G. Exvarn
Millheim B. & L. Association
A. Walter
O. Deininger
Millheim Cornet Band
Town Hall
J.H. B. Hartman
Sam. Weiser, JR
Christmas Message Urges Gratitude and Charity
A Christmas editorial calls for gratitude to God for the birth of Jesus Christ and urges joyful celebration in family homes, charity to the sick, and kindness beyond one’s circle. It emphasizes universal brotherhood and the duties of giving, sharing, and mercy in the community.
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Redeemer
City of David
Christ the Lord
Governor seeks detailed report on legislature contingency fund
Harrisburg December 13 The Governor sent a letter to the Auditor General requesting a detailed statement of expenditures from the contingency fund used by both houses during the extra session. The purpose is not specified but rumors of crookedness circulate.
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Harrisburg
Auditor General
Harrisburg Pay List Shows Full Time Workers Named
The Philadelphia Times prints a complete roster of representatives who received full pay for time in Harrisburg including mileage and recess. The list names Abbott through Yerkers Times with numerous others, noting no published senate list at the same time.
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Philadelphia Times
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Barnes
Beer
Bennet
Bigler Brennan
Isaac Brown
Brossous
Burt
Buttermore
Carberry
Clayton
Coburn
Collins
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L. H. Davis
Geegan
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Ealer
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Fry
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Furth
Gahan
Gallagher
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Hathersall
Hines
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Himmelreich
Hoover
Hayes
Hunter
Lafferty
la Touche
Mawhinney
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Miller
Molineaux
Ellis Morris
McCabe
McClaran
Joseph M’donald
McMillan
McWilliams
Neeley
Nelson
O’ Neill
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Parkhill
Parkison
Robertson
Reilly
Rohrer
Roming
Saybolt
Schiicher
Schwartz
Shafer
Short
Slocum
Joseph Smith
Snyder
Sneering
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J. M. Snyder
E H. Snyder
Sterrett
Sweeny
W. E. Tompson
Townsend
Trant
Vancerslice
Naugha
Waltz
Wonsidler
Yerkers
Times
Congress Faces Long Winter With Heavy Agenda
The piece notes Congress has done little so far and won’t resume real work before holidays. Mr Carlisle delays forming committees, signaling careful judgment. Bills will be introduced as committees start, with focus on Presidential succession, navy revival, shipping rehab, currency reforms, a bankruptcy law, and other vital measures.
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Congress
Carlisle
Treasury
The Next Electoral Vote A Forecast From Hulls Times
The piece outlines the next Electoral College totals with 401 votes total and 201 needed. It analyzes party splits after last election, noting 247 Democrats to 154 Republicans, but predicts a 213 to 188 tilt if key states New York and Ohio shift. It calls Ohio the October battleground and stresses desperate contest ahead.
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New York
Ohio
Senate
House
A Town and Its Newspaper
The town relies on its newspaper as an index to local life, business, and society. It urges citizens to support the paper, noting fair principles, broad readership, and the value of advertising to sustain a “live readable family payer” journal.
National Republican Convention Heads for Chicago
The National Republican convention will meet in Chicago on June 8. Colonel Quay endorses Arthur for the presidency with June 3 set as the date and Don Cameron credited with the suggestion. Frye’s plan to change representation was defeated, a win for Arthur. Readjusters from Virginia will be admitted to the national convention. Clinton county horse thieves August Strauss and Henry Shaffer were tried at Lock Haven and convicted. Strauss got four and a half years, Shaffer five and a half.
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Chicago
Colonel Quay
Arthur
Don Cameron
Frye
Virginia
August Strauss
Henry Shaffer
Clinton County
Abe Loat
Lock Haven
Strauss
Shaffer
Flintlike miscellany fuels local gossip and tech dreams
The Wilkes-Barre Record recounts a landowner suing the state over flood damage caused by bass and perch rooting grass, notes Eva Britton’s New Orleans arrest for swindling subscribers, then surveys social politeness at home, a near-fatal haystack accident in La Crosse, Wis, and reports Grange resolutions, railroad tax talks, sugar cultivation urges, plus a novel electric locomotive light poised to shine along a railway and at depots and tunnels.
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Wilkes-Barre
Indianapolis
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