Mittheim Journal June 10 1880
The Mittheim Journal reports readers about local affairs with editor notes from Deininger and Bumiller, highlighting community events and notices.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1880
Page
3
The Mittheim Journal reports readers about local affairs with editor notes from Deininger and Bumiller, highlighting community events and notices.
Reads like a miscellany of local notices from Bellefonte and Millheim. Mentions Sunday School reward cards at John C. Miller & Co. Book Store, wall paper and book shop items, employment ads, a veteran pastor, a millwork and marble works, and local events including a fatal self inflicted crime in Millheim, a local inquest, and various community notices.
A legal note warns that building up on a neighbor's land creates a vested right after twenty years, preventing removal of side windows. The column cites cases of windows opened onto adjacent lots and the resulting devaluation. Other items include a violent dog attack in Wheeling and a sawmill accident in Michigan, plus a report on auditors failing to publish accounts and a light note on cooking skills for brides. The Secretary lists 24 cities and 550 boroughs in the state, with Schuylkill leading counties.
Local note recounts F. P. Musser bringing a four inch circumference strawberry to the office on Monday morning. The fruit is described as a good, big kind and no special name is given.
On the 2nd instant at Mountain Nome the Rev John Tomlinson officiated a quiet wedding for Miss Cannie Bright of Aaronsburg Pa and Rev E J Dornblaser of Lamar. Guests included Rev Charles Schine and Miss Jennie Bright. The bridal party left by 10:30 train for Lewisburg and Lock Haven amid warm wishes for their future.
A fragment list shows corrected weekly entries by Musser and partners. It mentions Buckwheat and Cloverseed, dried apples and pears, biscuits, cement per bushel, barley, dried peaches and cherries with scattered unreadable text.
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