Church Notices for Aaronsburg and Surrounding Areas
Methodist services led by Rev J Benson Akers with Sunday school led by A M Musser at 144 Pp M. Reformed pastor Rev C W B Siegel to preach in Aaronsburg next Sunday evening. United Brethren Rev Tallheim to preach next Sunday morning. missionary meeting and lecture by Rev A J Rowe in Aaronsburg at 9 A M with afternoon service at 2 PM. United Sunday School meets at 9 A M led by N E Duck.
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J. Benson Akers
D. A. Musser
Reformed
W. B. Siegel
Aaronsburg
United Brethren
Tallheim
J. F. Tallheim
V. John Tomlinson
A. J. Rowe
United Sunday School
N. E. Duck
Local Fraternal and Civic Meetings Listed in Millheim
The directory lists Milheim Lodge 955 I O O F meeting Saturdays on Penn Street. Rebecca schedules Thursday gatherings on the full moon. Providence Grange 217 P H meets in Alexander’s block the second Saturday at 6 PM and the fourth Saturday at 7 PM. Millheim B L Association meets second Monday evenings in Penn Street schoolhouse. Millheim Cornet Band rehearses at Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Milheim Lodge
D. L. Zerby
A. O. Deininger
Millheim B. & L. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
QO. Deininger
Millheim Cornet
F. P. Orro
J. F.harrer
Announcement of Democratic Candidates Fees
The article lists cash charges for candidate announcements for the upcoming county convention. Fees include sheriff and prosecuting attorney and treasurer five dollars each, associate judge and register one dollar each, commissioner and recorder three dollars each, and auditor one dollar. Candidates must support the ticket nominated.
Local Nominating Roster Shows Multiple Candidates
A broad slate of Democrats in Centre County announces candidates for county offices including Treasurer Sheriff Prothonotary Associate Judge Commissioner Register and Recorder. Names include J H Holt J G Meyer Geo W Spangler John B Leathers Thomas J Dunkel K Faust Michael Kerstetter Jonln Rishel Joan K Runkle Joe W Fury James A McClain Henry Beck and others across Snow Shoe Bellefonte Potter Gregg Harris Unionville and Penn townships with filings subject to Democratic rules.
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J. H. Holt
Snow Shoe Township
Geo. W. Spangler
Potter Township
John B. Leathers
Howard Township
Thomas J. Dunkel
Rush Township
John Coldren
Gregg Gene
K. Faust
Miles Township
Jonln Rishel
Jdge
Joan K.runkle
John Hoy, Jr
Marion Township
A. 4. Griest
Unionville
Joe W. Fury
Bellefonte
Office of Register
John Love
Ferguson
RK Camp
Potter
O M Sheets
Em’l Peter
College
Lewis Mench
Haines NJ
McCloskey
Curtin
E R Jones
Worth
J F Ward
John Weaver
Harris E B Hosterman
Geo W Fleck
Boggs
Jos Gilliland
Dan K Miller
Marion W Zimmerman
Bnside
Thomas Lingle
Dan Glossner
Liberty
C M Sellers
Patton W Bartholomew
Gregg DW Holt
Philipsburg
Uriah Stover
Haines
T Walker
Summer Time Table for Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
The 1881 schedule lists westbound and eastbound departures and arrivals for trains Nos. 1 through 8. Key stops include Philadelphia Harrisburg Williamsport Jersey Shore Lock Haven Renovo Erie and connections to Buffalo or Canandaigua. Trains run daily starting Sunday June 22 with listed times for each direction.
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Eee
Montandon Lewisburg
Dros Ce Senecseceve
Vicksburg
Mifflinburg
Millmont
Laurelton
Wiker Ran
Miin
Cherry Run
Fowler
Tle
Coburn
Spring Mills
Scce
Wontandon
Erie Mail
Walliamsport
Lock Haven
Kane
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Jersey Shore
Renova
Erie
Aoki
Loch Haven
Lock Arven
WwiNiamsport
Harrsburg
Philaephia
Kane Press
Pacific Express
Northumberland
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Niagara Express
Day Express
Corry
Bb. P
W. R-k
Emporium
B.N. Y
P. R.R
Driftwood
WM. A. Baldwin
Gen
partial notice snippets from Bellefonte Pennsylva nea
Fragmentary item from Bellefonte Pennsylvania dated February 1 references a person named Taylor Union Walker and a location, with unclear surrounding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Union Walker
Worth
Jury List for August Term Grand and Traverse Jurys
The document lists jurors for the August term grand jury and traverse juries across multiple locales including Half Moon, Bellefonte, Philipsburg, Snow Shoe, and Spring. It specifies first and second week panels with numerous individuals named for duty.
President Garfield Shot at Baltimore Depot
A report from Washington details President Garfield being shot twice by Charles Guiteau at the Baltimore and Potomac station. The first ball struck his arm, the second wounded his side. doctors say the injuries are serious as surgeons attend him.
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Journal
Garfield
Charles Guiteau
Baltimore & Potomac
Nut
Washington
President Garfield
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Limited Express
Long Branch
New England
Windom
James
Hunt
Rockwell
Don Rockwell
Harry
Blaine
Guiteau
Mr. Windom
Mr. James
Mr. Blaine
President
Washington Letter: President's condition improves after wounding
A Washington Letter reports the President's first week after wounding ends with improved condition and steady mind. Medical observers note symptoms align with recovery, while questions about insanity fade among experts. Albany politics hint at Democratic gains and possible two Senate seats, with Carroll Noble touted for State Treasurer. Platt withdraws from Albany race amid scandal.
President Garfield Survives Critical Ninth Day
President Garfield remains in serious condition after being shot. He showed signs of recovery with stable pulse and clear mind, though danger persists. Mrs. Garfield arrives from Long Branch to offer support as Guiteau remains in jail. Secretary Blaine confirms hopeful progress and continued careful monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Harry
Garfield
Long Branch
Guiteau
Sit Down It Looks Like Rev J Hyatt Smith Might Control House
Brooklyn preacher Rev J Hyatt Smith is seen as a potential kingmaker in the next House of Representatives. Nominated as an independent Republican and endorsed by Democrats in his district, he claims to be unpledged to any party or faction. He vows to act on his own judgment and will not align with any clique until Congress convenes. Politicians should not count on his vote.
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Washington, D. C
Ramsine
Albany
Rev. J. Hyatt Smith
Brooklyn
Mahone
House of Representatives
House
Mr. Smith
Congress
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Frank E. Bible
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Henry Krumrine, Sr
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Wert
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Western Branch
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Middletown
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Lewisburg, PA
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Europe
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Kerstetter, Market Street
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Gettysburg, Pa
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