Millheim Lodge and Local Organizations Schedule
Millheim Lodge No 955 I C O F meets on Saturdays in their hall at Penn Street Rebecca Degree meets monthly on or before the full moon C W Hartman secretary E W Mauck noble grand Providence Grange No 217 meets second Saturday at 134 PM and fourth Saturday at 1 PM D L Zerby secretary T G Errard master Millheim B and L Association meets second Monday evening in Penn Street school house A Walter secretary B Denninger president Millheim Corner Band meets in Town Hall Monday and Thursday evenings J H B Hartman secretary Sam Weiser Jr president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Errard
Millheim B. & L. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
B. O. Denninger
Millheim Corner
Town Hall
J.H. B. Hartman
Sam. Weiser, JR
List of names and officials in Bellefonte area
A roster of local residents and officials includes James A. McClain Bellefonte N W Al Garman James Schofield Howard A Weber Milesboro W C Groy Millheim James C Smith Philipsburg 1st W J Cassanovi 2d J O Lorain i W ae M Holt Unionville P McDonald Dice ce coee what Wm H Close Sr Frank Adams George Brown H M Meeker W H Tibten John MecClocke Peter Lanck Levi Walker Luther Rishel John Kossmai M Feicher George Bowe D J Gates Jacob Weaver Geo D Johnson Charles Murray Frank Brown John Hoy Jr Peter S Beirly Robert Reed Andrew Campbell Dr John F Alexa Joseph Gilland John ONeil John Long Edgar Holt Emerick Sol Peck Win Lewis P Gray MEEK Chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. M'Clain
Bellefonte
N. W
al Garman
James Schofield
Howard
A. Weber
Milesbore
W. C. Groy Millheim
James C. Smith
Dice
D. J. Gates
Jacob Weaver
Geo. D Johnson Charles Murray Frank Brown
John Hoy, Jr
Peter S. Beirly
Robert Reed
Andrew Campbell
John F. Alexa Joseph Gilland
John O'Neil
John Long
Edgar Holt
Congress approves relief for Ohio valley flood sufferers
Appeals for more aid were read in both houses of Congress last Friday. A bill allocating 200000 dollars for flood relief passed the House earlier and then the Senate before being sent to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Congress
House
Senate
Pine Buok
Ark
R. L. Cobb
Fulton
Red River
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Senate bill on veterans' sound physical condition proof
The bill now before the Senate and House would remove proof requirements to establish sound physical condition at muster or eligibility for an invalid pension for wounds or disabilities from the late war. The measure is likely to pass and become law, given interest among ex soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Washington Letter on Tariff Debate and Land Grants
The Washington letter notes broad public demand for tax reduction despite opposition from a small wealthy class. It mentions Treasury surpluses near 100 million yearly and urges calm congressional action. It also covers a circular arguing Texas Pacific land grants are worthless yet claimed for the railroad, echoing Huntington's threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Porter
Treasury
Congress
T. F
Texas Pacific
House Committee On Public Lands
United States
C. P. Huntington
Prominent figures accused in land battle circular
A circular claims leaders seek political gain by attacking the Texas and Pacific land grant and stirring opposition to railroad development. The writer condemns their tactics and warns the public that the moves are aimed at scoring political points rather than aiding western growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Supreme Court
Texas Pacific
Great West
Local Election Officials List and Roles
A compiled roster names chief and assistant burgesses, many town officials, election judges and inspectors, auditors, assessors, school directors, and supervisors. The long list covers positions such as town clerk, constables, justices of the peace, overseers of the poor, and various election officials in Benton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stover
Bentonminter
J. S. Meyer
Adios
Cates R
John Meyer
A. R. Alexander
Henry Stover
Samuel Ard
B. F. Phil
William Walker
Hockman
Wm Kreamer
Death of John Hains Ends Long Civic Life in Town
The community notes the death of John Hains, longtime father and beloved citizen, who passed away after a brief illness on Monday the sixth. He lived a full life and was deeply respected by townspeople and neighbors. Jack Plane marks the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hains
Mr. Hains
Jack Plane
Grand Jury Recommendations for Centre County Structures 1884
The January term grand jury of Centre County Pa recommends prison cells lined with boiler iron, whitewashed every three months, improved ventilation, kitchen range repairs, boiler room steps, and fixes for leakage in commissary rooms. They also urge cement coping of yard walls plastering inside below coping and supplying a desk window blinds and two chairs in the Register's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Quarter Sessions
Centre County
Register
Walter
Blizzard Rages Near St. Vincent Blocking Roads
A blizzard sweeps the St. Vincent vicinity with rapidly falling temperatures and fears of a snow blockade as of February 18 in MINNEAPOLIS Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Vincent
Ohio River Floods Ravage Towns and Kill Steadily
A late February dispatch from Gallipolis reports Athalia nearly wiped out as Millersport loses homes and Proctorville floods to second stories. Maysville residents and Aberdeen face darkness and ruin while Rural and Bernwood towns count destitution. The Ohio River railroad suffers severe destruction with tracks and bridges washed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
Nora Belle
Jim Montgomery
Athalia
Millersport
Proctorville
Ceredo
W. Va
Wheeling
Ohio River Railroad
Moundsville
Bernwood
Deluge Moving West Tests Towns Along Rivers
Flood report from Shawneetown and Paducah describes rising rivers and widespread devastation. Uniontown, Smithland, Caseyville and other towns show extensive inundation with homes washed away and refugees in need of aid amid rising water from the Wabash and Ohio systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawneetown
Ind
Tennessee
Ohio
Uniontown
Paducah
Chesapeake Road
New Liberty
Smithland
Cumberland River
Caseyville
Reading Railroad fare cuts and local incidents in Pennsylvania
Miscellaneous notes report fare reductions on the Reading Railroad, a Shamokin resident living seven years on bread at 40 cents per week, a heavy new locomotive by Lehigh Valley, and local weather and plant observations. Also covered are Reading death in fog from a tree impact, a Philadelphia agricultural society plan with a $50,000 premium, a Scranton dentist chair death after multiple tooth extractions, a train swindle on a Erie-bound passenger train, and related inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Fenstermacher
East Market Street
Sunbury
Reading
Harry Ganz
State Agricultural Society
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Chester
Delaware
Lebanon
Berks
Lehigh
Montgomery
Northampton
Child Falls Into Boiling Brew Tub at Kost's Brewery
A two year old boy wandered into his father Lawrence Kost’s Jobs town brewery while family dined and fell into a tub with about seven and a half barrels of boiling liquid. He was not found for fifteen minutes and the body was removed with severe burns after draining the tub under Deputy Collector Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobstown
Lawrence Kost
Campbell
Hin
For the working class offer from Stinson & Co
An advertisement promises quick riches with a home business from Stinson & Co. Portland Maine. It claims no capital needed and earnings from 50 cents to $5 per evening with full or spare time work, offering free full particulars and a $1 payment if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church & Stdal School Directory
Evangelical
B. Hengst
H. A. Benfer
D.L. Zerby
Missionary Society
Methodist
Furman Adams
A Musser
Zwingii A. Yearick
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
G. W. Herald
John Tomlinson
Millhein
H. E. Duck
Augsburg Bible Class
Ladies’ Mite Society
Presbyterian
W. K. Foster
Lodge & Society Directory
Democratic County Committee
Bk Ur
Finie
Emerick
Sol. Peck
Win. Lewis
P. Gray Meek, Chaimarn
Inder
Washington
Millheim Borough
Burgess
R. B. Hartman
Adams
Adolph Miller
F.C. Campbell
W. R. Henney
John Stoner
F. F Wetzel
John Maize
John H. Swartz
W. R. Weiser
Pn the Poor
Jonathan Harter
A A. C. Musser
J. C. Smith
Frank Knorr
A. J. Harter
Abs Harter
N. Shannon
Jacob Eisenhuth
Penn Township
H. M. Swartz
Emanuel Neese
Andrew Sto
Ver
Ips
Miles Township
Penn Hall
Condo’s
Paiithshop
Mr. Fry
Maj. Fisher
J. W. Bartges
Clearfield
John
Fes
Ohio River
Pen
Cincinnati
Maysville
Kirker
Collins
Kate Waters
Aberdeen
Ripley
Hillsboro
Reading Railroad
Scranton
James Stevenson
Providence
W. N. Heist
A. Strang
Heist
Stevenson
Dean
Erie
Harrisburg
Evie
Eric
First National Bank of Texas
Orphans’ Court
John D. Foote
P. T. Musser
Millheim Boro
Rebecca Thomas
Aaronsburg
Z. D. Thomas
John Smith
Javers
Smith
Jonathan Kreamer
Millheim
A. F. Kreamer
J. J. Kreamer
Henry J. Musser
Haines Township
John Orndorf
Benjamin Orndorf
Joan J. Orndorp
Nathan Korman
Annie Korman
Elias Luse
F. D. Luse
Ev. Clurch
Pen Street
Harrisburg Weekly Patriot
Weekly Patriot
Patriot
New York
Sun
World
Post
Philadelphia Saturday Record
Philadelphia Weekly Times
the Daily Patriot
Pittsburg
Associated Press News
Pennsylvania
Daily Patriot
Philadelphia Daily Record
Post Office
Patriot Publishing CO
Market Street
Clinton
Brussels
Best
Everett & CO
RST
Enterprise
Nyg
Vow
Ld Ca
The
Dueh Bunnell & Aikens
Ag’ Ts
Fale
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