Religious services and preaching schedule listed
Evangelical and United Brethren churches announce sermons by Rev J D Shortess Rev Furman Adame and Rev J G Herald upcoming Sunday and following week in Aaronsburg. Sunday School details and church leadership roles listed with times in German and English services and preparatory sessions.
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Furman Adame
D. A Musser
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
United Sunday School
A. R. Alexander
John Tomlinson
Aaronsburg
Community Groups and Meetings at Millheim
The Millheim area lists lodge and society gatherings. Inheim Lodge No. 955 meets Saturdays in their hall on Penn Street. Rebecca Degree meets on the eve before each full moon. Providence Grange No. 217 and the Milheim & L.A. Association hold regular monthly sessions, with details given for dates, times, and officers.
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Inheim Lodge
O. F
Heir Hall
Penn Street
Pebecca
C. W. Hastaan
Christmas Reflections and Political Cabinet Speculation
The text urges Christmas as a time for charity and religious reflection, stressing acts of mercy toward the poor and urban renewal of faith. It ends noting gossip about Governor elect Pattison's cabinet, with Cassidy as attorney general and Stenger as secretary of the commonwealth, awaiting Vallison's confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Mr. Cassidy
Mr. Stenger
Growd in Hopes for Office Appointments Attacks Pattison Office
A siege-like scene unfolds as hundreds of office-seekers converge on the Pattison administration. Chief Clerk Hirst wards off petitions while Everett faces an onslaught of begging letters. Hon. P Gray Meek seeks Chief Clerk of the House and Hon. W K Alexander aims for Postmaster, both seen as fitting in Centre county.
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Pattison
Delaware
Hirst
Lurst
Everett
P.gray Meek
W. K. Alexander
Centre County
Additional Locals and Small Notices From the Area
Rev Samuel Smith of Union county made a friendly visit last week. Thomas J Ming le was seen at Girard Kansas and plans to move to Fort Scott about twenty miles away. Friends of JESUS urged to send 25 cents for an Agent Outfit to promote the cause. G Stauffer of Quakertown Pa requests contributions. Snydertown Lutherans plan a new church with $500 secured so far. A church fair and oyster supper is planned. A New Year gift offer lets a Journal be sent fifty times a year for one dollar. Wm H Rote, formerly local, reports in from Valparaiso Ind attending a language school, with his talents praised and questions about the institution in Valparaiso.
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Jesus Christ
Friends of Jesus
Christ
S. Addresa Ve. G. Stauffer
Quakertown
Bucks County
Wm. H. Rote
Valparaiso
Ind
William
Proceeds from Corn Donations Aid Mission Work
A Penny-and-pearls news item notes fifteen grains of corn distributed to Zion’s Reform Sunday school scholars in Allentown yielded 75.49, to fund missions. In Brattleboro Mrs Bridget Kennedy of Rutland is sent to the House of Correction for nearly fifty years for liquor-law violations after two hundred ninety five second offenses and unpaid fines. The Pennsylvania Board of Agriculture estimates 1882 crops: wheat 22 425 000 bushels corn 38 875 000 oats 34 680 000 rye 5 805 000 potatoes 14 760 000 tobacco 18 750 000 pounds. A raffle in Reading for the largest hog, Jumbo, begins with 2800 tickets. the prize hog weighs over 1400 pounds and the event draws sport fans from across the country. The town buzzes as a holiday mood settles in Womelsdorf.
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Zion’s Reformed Sunday School
Allentown
Braitlebono
Bridget Kennedy
Rutland
House of Correction
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Board of Agriculture
Reading
Womelsdorf
United States
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Patriot publishing rates for daily and weekly editions
The Patriot Publishing Company lists subscription prices including the Weekly Patriot at 1.00 per year and combined offers with the New York Weekly Sun at 1.90, or with the Philadelphia Weekly Times at 2.00. A club of ten or more gets one free copy. The Daily Patriot by mail is 5.00 per year, 7.00 if not paid in advance, with six month rates and proportional periods.
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Patriot
New York
Sun
Philadelphia Weekly Times
Patriot Publishing Company
Market Street
Harrisburg
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Front St
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Arpets
J. R. Smith & CO
ATRL
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Thave Pow
Anna M. Weaver
Hartman’s Foundry
Millheim
Penna
Farmers’ Store
Henry Fiedler
John C. Stover
Charles Smith
Brush Mountain
George Wolf
Pine Creek Hollow
John ©. Motz
A. Harter
George
John Wolf
Denry Stover
Ravensburg
Wm. Condo
Daniel Lenker
Joseph Holloway
Jacob Wolf
George Bright
F. J. Weaver
Enoch Kreamer
Stover & Welf
Jonathan Harter
Miles Township
Shafer
John Bame
John Zarker
Henry N. Kreamer
D. L. Zerbry
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