Millheim Lodge and Society Directory Listings
Millheim Lodge No 95 I C O F meets in Penn Street Saturdays Rebecca Degree meets on or before the full moon monthly C W Hartman Secretary E W Marck Noble Grand Providence Grange No 217 P o t H meets second Saturday 1 P M and fourth Saturday 1 P M J G Exnarp Master D L Zer by Secretary Millheim B and L Association Penn Street School House second Monday Millheim Cornet Band meets Town Hall Monday and Thursday evenings J H B HarrMan Secretary Sam Wisser Jr President
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Millheim Lodge
Penn Street
Rebecca
C. W. Hartman
E W. Marck
N.G
Providence Grange
J. G. Exnarp
Millheim B & L. Association
A. Walter
Local Citizens List Names for Board Minutes
A lengthy roster of residents and officials appears in the minutes with names such as Howard Miles Miles Patton Potters and Brown along with many others and the document ends with the signature of P. Gray Meek as chairman, indicating a formal community or organizational roll call.
Ex Senator A H Dill Named Delegat e to Allentown State Convention
Former U S senator A H Dill is chosen as a delegate to the Allentown state convention, reflecting his continued involvement in party affairs and regional politics.
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A. H. Dill
Allentown
Mackey Seeks Democratic Convention Delegate Seat
Hon. L. A. Mackey of Lock Haven announces candidacy for delegate to the Democratic presidential convention seeking influence at the nominating event.
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Hon. L. A. Mackey
Lock Haven
Democratic Pruning Knife in Post Office Budget Fights
The House appropriations committee led by Randall Holman and Townshend trims post office costs in Washington. They slash the Postmaster General's $3,000,000 deficiency request by cutting Star routes one million, postmasters' salaries one million, and railway mail transportation one million.
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Appropriations Committee
House
Washington
Randall
Holman
Townshend
Post Office Department
Congress
Morrison tariff bill may pass House amid moderate opposition
Washington dispatch notes continued tariff debate in Congress with expectations that the Morrison bill will pass the House despite some Democrats opposing it. The piece cites Bureau of Statistics figures showing four of six major goods classes increasing the average duty in the first six months of the reduced tariff, including glass and glassware and woolen goods.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bureau of Statistic
Trade figures and political notes from March headlines
Trade data show declines in cotton goods earthenware and pottery while sugar iron and steel import duties shift. The piece also covers congressional wrangling around Logan and Arthur, the Woman Suffrage Convention, and notable speeches and local notices.
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Picayune
Arthur
Logan
Senate
W. F. Fitzgerald
Supreme Court of Arizona
William M. Bunn
Idaho
Pennsylvania
John C. Perry
Supreme Court of
House
Susan B. Anthony
Phebe Couzzins
Lillie Devereaux Blake
Helen M. Gougar
Indiana
la Fayette
Union County Democrats Nominate Gundy for Delegate Seat
The Union County Democratic Committee on Saturday nominated John A. Gundy to the district conference as a delegate to the Chicago Democratic Convention.
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Union County Democratic Committee
John A. Gundy
Chicago
Boil er explosion at dyeing works kills engineer
Law rence Massachusetts March 6. The boiler explosion at J T Trees dyeing establishment killed engineer John Treez Jr and fatally injured two workers. Buildings shattered. debris flew 400 feet injuring no bystanders.
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Lawrence
Mass
J. T. Tree
John Treez, Jr
Wm. Mooreland
Michael Cronin
Penn Hall News Roundup of Local Happenings
Major Fisher nurses a boil while C W Rooker travels on business to Muncy. John Corndo buys a new horse, J W Bartges returns from illness, Yong Condo and wife visit at brothers’ homes. Cal Fisher contemplates smithing but thumbs a turn to carpentry. E F Smith visits family after rural residency in Dakota Illinois. Ezra greets all. Rumors hint at surprise parties as young folks enjoy themselves. Rev DeLong delivers sermon at Academy. C A Weaver departs Fisher's store after years. J C Condo builds an organ wagon for Bellefonte firm. a fine craft awaits. Friday fire at Horner meat smoke houses destroys buildings and meat. fire spreads to surrounding structures.
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Cal. Fisher
Prof
E. F. Smith
Dakota
Ill
Ezra
DeLong
Reformed Charge
Bellefonte
Academy
C. A. Weaver
Fisher
Cal
J. C. Condo
Messrs. Bunnell & Aikens
Chas. Horner
Legal Advertisements March 10 1884 Tax and service payments list
Legal notices dated March 10 1884 itemize cash on hand from last settlement and charges paid by numerous residents. Entries include fines, road work, printing, witness fees, burying estate, hauling, bridge repair, and various village services with corresponding year 1883 numbers and account references.
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Cash DL
Zerby
J L Spingler
8 CO
Alexander Weakley
Michael Smith
John Harter
Henry Roger
Mariah Harter
Joseph
Adam Fensler
Elsenhuth
Jonathan Kreamer
Cantner
Jos Cantner
Jonathan Harter
WH Weiser
Samuel Weiser
J. Eisenhuth
DH Mingle
JD Foote
Torino
Glaceaeemecesenee
F Wetzel
AJ Harter
Cccccees
Knut & Lose
J Lww Adams
Eames
S$ G Clark
Witnes
Thomas Frank
Frank
W Hartman
WTO
Bos
Wm. Kerstetter
King
Lumber Co SR
Wm Weiser
Albright
di Brown
Cumming
Stover
Ccccas Jno
Ness
Israel Cenfer
David Miller
Jos Swanger
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B. Hengst
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D.L. Zerby
Missionary Society
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Furman Adams
A. Musser
Zwinoki A. Yearick
Mite Society
Aaronsburg
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
G. W
Lutheran
Alvensburg
John Tomlinson
H. E. Duck
Augsburg Bible
Ladies’ Mite Society
Presbyterian
W. K. Foster
Lodge & Society Directory
Democratic County Committee
Bellefont
Unionvil
Benner
Boggs
Burnside College
Cartin
Ferguson
Gregg S
Peeves
Maines
E. A W
Spring ‘Taylor Union
Walker. Worth
James A. M’clain
al Garman
James Schofield
A. Weber
W. C. Grove
James C. Smith
J. N. Cassanova
J. O. Loraine
John M. Holt P. McDonald
Wim
H. Close
Frank Adams
George Brown
H. M. Meeker
W. H. Tibtens
John McClockey
Peter Lanck
Levi Walker
Luther Rishel
John Kossman
M. Feicher
George
John Gerbrick
B. V. Fink
Sanl
K. Emerick
Sol. Peek
Wm. Lewis
P. Gray Meek
Harrisburg Patriot
Simon Cameron
Enterprise
Florida
Buffalo
Charles E. Newton
Henry Frederick, Duke of Cumberland
Prince Hall
WasnMecTon
House of Representatives
Department
W R Weiser
HH Weiser
John Miller
Nwidenes
DF Meyer
Ad Robehy
Nepisanedes
Jonathan Enreees
TORS
Wm Miller
JC Smith
A Sexei Carscetsone
J Eisenhuth
Sieess
Mark Mooney
John D Foote
Cannes
Peete
Hablowese
Lo E
Bogsted NG
Musser
F Royer
Peter Walisa
JH Aus
Cape
Bartholomew
J W Snook
John Royer
John Swartz
BO Sfa
Core Aeaaenauereios
Jesse Kreamer
W Adams
Gormilerly
JG Musser
SKS
Jacob Wwolf
Gutelius
Fee
Peter Welisa
James Eo
Eal Bartley
Apt
Lou
Cash
JR Bair
Huh Weiser
Arch
Startman
J. KR. Ball
J.C. Smith
Orphans’ Court
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John D. Foote
P. T. Musser
Millheim Boro
A.M. Co
P. Hewes
Rebecca Thomas Late
Z. D. Thomas
John Smith
Penn Township
Atlantic Ocean
Germany
Easton
Harry Beatty
Benjamin Beatty
Harry
San Francisco
Caliente
Signal Service
Mojave
Ravenna
Waterman’s
Daggett
Penn Hall
Major Fisher
C. W. Rooker
John Corndo
J. W. Bartges
Mr. Yong Condo
John
James
Millheim
Levi Reeder
Gregg Two
Sarah Reeder James DD
Duende Ters
Offlice
Main Street
Millheim, PA
R. John FL
Warter
Practical
Omee
Millheim Banking House
Millheim PA
Elias Luse
F. D. Lube
Ev. Church
Pen Street
M-ly
Henry Baxter
Mandrake
Henry, Johnson & Lord
Burlington, Vt
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Patriot
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Sun
World
Post
Philadelphia Saturday Record
Philadelphia Weekly Times
the Daily Patriot
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
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Daily Patriot
Philadelphia Daily Record
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Weekly Patriot
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