Belininger Journal Lead Edition January 29 1880
The Belininger Journal dated Thursday January 29 1880 lists Belininger as editor with an assistant editor. The brief title page item announces the issue composition and staff roles.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1880
Page
3
The Belininger Journal dated Thursday January 29 1880 lists Belininger as editor with an assistant editor. The brief title page item announces the issue composition and staff roles.
A mixed clippings page reports sales at the Journal Office offering cheap work and a private residence for sale, various local purchases, and updates on residents traveling to Missouri and buying farms. It notes a Millheim Band concert, cemetery reform calls, census penalties, and community chatter from Aaronsburg and Coburn with weather musings and small-town mischief.
Physicians in northern states warn snow eating may fuel diphtheria spread. The Selinsgrove Tribune notes George Weirich’s return home after a five year term for murder of Dr. P. R. Wagenseller in 1878. A Chicago Tribune report mentions Fr Erastus J. Burkert’s postal card writing feat.
Mr. Fred Zettle loses a pocket book with $15 and papers. Miss Jamison also loses a money purse. Grangers meeting in Milesburg addressed by Col Weaver and Deputy Rhone. Protracted meeting on the hill progresses. Musical Convention praised for turnout and finances. many singer participants listed with towns like Millheim Spring Mills Centre Hill Tussleville and Farmers Mills.
A killer, after six years of roaming the country, wishes to be sent back to Norfolk Virginia for punishment. His statement was telegraphed to Norfolk and officials there requested detention until a requisition is secured. The report notes ongoing pursuit and legal steps for extradition.
The Cincinnati Times reports the Democratic National Convention will take place in Cincinnati, outlining the expected venue and city involvement for the national gathering.
A brief item notes that Poor Hayes is not listed among potential contenders for the presidency, with no indication of support or opposition from parties or polls.
In Madisonburg and Millheim areas memorial notices record the deaths of Hannah Bickle and Reuben Langell’s infant son and Johan Campbell aged 21. The piece honors John Campbell as a friend of Sabbath school, noting his punctual attendance and peaceful death, with the Evangelical Sabbath school leading his funeral procession.
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