Church and Sunday School Directory Since Next Sunday
Evangelical Hewns and Bonfer lead a quarterly meeting at Green Grove with Presiding Elder Swengte expected. Sunday School and Missionary Society meetings occur monthly. Methodist Rev Furman Adans in charge with 1014 AM Sunday School led by D A Musser. Reformed Rev Zvingli Yearick oversees English services. Aaron sburg communion and preparatory Saturday services. United Brethren Rev J G W Herald in charge with regular preaching next Sunday and Sunday School at 9 MAR Alexander superintendent. Millheim and Aaronsburg sermons in English with Augsburg Bible Class Saturday evenings. Ladies Mite Society meets first Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
B. Hengst
W. A. Bonfer
French
Green Grove
Swengte
Furman Adans
A Musser
Sup't Reformed
Zvingli A. Yearick
Aaronsburg
Mile Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
Alexander
Lutheran
John Tomlinson
Millheim
Bos Deininger
Augsburg Bible Class
Ladies’ Mite Society
Millheim Local Lodges and Societies Schedule
Milheim Lodge No. 953 I.C. C. F. meets in the hall on Penn Street every Saturday evening. Rebecca Depree Chapter meets Thursdays before the full moon each month. Providence Grange No. 217 Peor H. meets at Alexander's block on the second Saturday at 1 PM and on the fourth Saturday at 3 PM. Millheim B and L Association meets at Penn Street School on the second Monday evening. The Millheim Cornet Band rehearses in the Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca Depree
C. W. Harman
Leedon
Dinges
N.G
Providence Grange
Peor H
Millheim B.& L. Association
A. Walter, Lee
BR. O. Drintncer
Millheim Cornet
J.W. Foote
Brown
Centre County Democratic Committee Members List 18383
A detailed roster of Centre County Democratic committee members and precinct officials across Bellefonte Howard Milesburg Millheim Milesburg Unionville etc. includes names such as W. C. Carpenter J. L. Everly J. Webl J. McCormick W. Walker and W. Bower with roles for chair Matilda Heinle and secretary W. Miles Walker in this district compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Bellefonte
N. W
Sol Sesuai
A. V. Carpenter
Unionville Hero
PJ. McDona
Iates Fleming Renner
Wm. Ishier
Fellefonte Boggs
Frank F. Adam Milesburg
Burnside
Henry Meeker
Pine Glenn
John Repp
Curtin
John Webl
Ferguson
J.T. McCormick
N.P
W. Walker
Greeg S. P
John Coldron
N. P. Wim. Luce
Haines FE
P. L
Stor W. P. Geo. Bower
Tink Moon
H. Griffin
Harris
W. Meyer
Adoward
Glenn
Lemont
Rolk and Woodward
Aaronsburg
Stormstown - Boalsburg
Howard Huston
John L. Miles
Julian Liberty
James P. Levin
Blanehara
Rion OS
Centre Hall
Samuel Slack
Tusseyville Rush
William Culien
Philisburg
P. J.T. Everly
Sandy Ridge
Wm. R. Hughes
Weet
Bellefonte Taylor
Hepburn
Fowler Union - K. Emerick
Fleming Walker Ce Hymaria
Hublersburg Worth
Matilda WM. C. Heinle
Sprague Endorsed for Governor by Democratic State Convention
The Democratic State Convention endorsed Sprague for governor amid a rising vote. Williams 77 and Cutter 18, with 3 scattering. A conference committee nominated Charles H. George for Lieutenant Governor, Warren R. Perce for Secretary of State, William Sayles for Attorney General, and James B. Cottrell for General Treasurer, all accepted. The committee reported no platform and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Charles R. Cutter
Scattering
Sprague
Charles H. George
Providence
Warren R. Perce
William Sayles
James B. Cottrell
Newport
Committee On
Harlan Nominated for State Senate in 19th District
A. D. Harlan of Coatsville is named the republican candidate to fill the vacancy in the 19th district after Senator Everhart resigns. Democrats nominate Dr. L. B. Oberholtzer of Phoenixville. Also notes a Oct 1 1883 postage law reducing postage to two cents with a Washington bust stamp, and a tax exemption bill for building and loan associations passing the house. Governor Butler of Massachusetts appears to enter the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Harlan
Coatsville
Everhart
Chester County
Dr. L. B. Oberholtzer
Phoenixville
Washington
Con. Grant
President Arthur Sails to Florida for Health Mission
President Arthur travels to Florida seeking health improvements and renewal of vigor as part of a broader national recovery effort. He will consult physicians and visit coastal climate centers to gauge potential benefits.
Death of Timothy O. Howe Postmaster General
Timothy O. Howe longtime Wisconsin senator and founder of the Republican Party died at 2:20 PM in Kenosha after pneumonia. He served in the U S Senate, aided Johnson’s impeachment era, influenced Reconstruction, and was appointed postmaster general after James’ cabinet retirement. He was defeated for re election in 1870, with Matt Carpenter succeeding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenasha
Wis
T. O. Howe
Joseph N. Newe
Greenbay
Timothy O. Howe
Republican Party
Wisconsin
United States
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Ist
Matt Carpenter
James
Arthur
Judge Black Names Likely 1896 Presidential Candidates
Judge Black told a Pittsburg reporter last week about probable presidential nominees. He backs Michigan Senator Conger as the strongest Republican in view, notes EdmUnds has no chance, and suggests Hancock as the Democrat favorite if McDonald secures the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Black
Pittsburg
Blaine
Edmunds
Senator Conger
Michigan
Garfield
Conger
Hendricks
McDonald
Hancock
Pattison Reform Record Praised by Patriot Editorial
The Patriot lauds Governor Pattison for thorough public service under his administration. It credits Pattison with pushing reform measures such as making Page controller of Philadelphia and Garrett a public charities board member, and abolishing the sealer of weights and measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Shunk
Robert E. Pattison
Page
Philadelphia
Garrett
Board of Public Charities
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Patriot
Congress Budget Summary Shows 229 Million in Hand
The Forty-seventh Congress appropriated 229,327,511 dollars with 86 million for pensions and 44 million for the Post Office. Army receives 25 million, Navy 15 million, and the Legislative budget 20.464 million. Agricultural Department gets 405 thousand. Last year’s total was 295 million, reflecting a push for economy and a likely Democratic House next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Noble Red Man
Post Office Department
Thegricultural Department
Ochiltree Seeks Congressional Salary Overdue Claim
The article argues Colonel Ochiltree may get paid as Congressman by pressing the government to honor his salary. It notes he owes government thousands from his Marshal of Texas tenure and suggests withholding pay as a remedy. It also references President Arthur’s unsettled accounts as Collector of Customs in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochiltree
Treasury
Marshal
Texas
Arthur
New York
Philadelphia Times
New American Dicionary
Tribune and Farmer
Lesim Iltus
Christian Union
Scientific American
N.Y
Woxep Vrice
Waterbury Stein Wind
Express Co
Last of Hintzler murderers pleads before parole board
The case of Erb, condemned in the old Hintzler killings, was reviewed by the Snyder county parole board. A. H. Dill urged for life, condemning key witnesses and asserting governor action. Opposing views argued by Charles C. Wower and J. Power. decision postponed to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsnaet Erp
Hintzler
Snyder County
Board of Pardons
Non
A. H. Dill
Erb
Dhl
Hoyt
Bolkiat
Lyon
Dill
Mary Tartly
Moyers and Ettinger
Israel Erhjan
Charles C. Wower
Power
Mary Hariley
Eric
Mary Harry
Democrats Plan Favorable Pick for Tewitt in State Race
The Lancaster Intelligencer notes Southern Democrats tout Abram S. Tewitt of New York as a presidential candidate. It critiques the state election apportionment, arguing Democrats seek thirteen districts to Republicans' fifteen, and urges the Philadelphia Democrat bloc to stay in session over the hoggish plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram S. Tewitt
New York
Lancaster Intelligencer
Philadelphia
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Heim Journal
Tuer
Deininger & Bumiller
K. W
C.F. Gephart
Supt Missionary Society
Methodist
Lodge & Soasty Directory
Centre County
W. Meles Walker
Rhode Island
Gov. Butler
Massachusetts
Florida
Howe
Arch ST
Jos
M. Feger
Ator
Elizabeth Tradit
Poeun
Ena Township
Joan Bracur
S. M. Winter
Miles Township
Robersburg
Samuel Frank
Stingon & Co
Portland, Maine
Vontandon Seeee
GM Lewisburg
Aay
Ae Privy Ground
Biehl Se Venee Ag
Vicksburg
Mifiiiaburg En
Fowler
Coburn
Fair Ground
Lewisburg
Montandon
Erie Mall
Sea Shore Express
Day Express
Niagara Express
Fast Line
E. Florence & Co
P.O. Box 1860
South Bend
Ana
AS Vs. Ballert & Co
Portland
P.H. Stover
CCL Ok
Crabh
Brent & Co
Indiana
Onday School Biblix
Atandard School Books
Ebster
al Arnolds I Suid
Fai. Co
South Bends
Ind
Trix & Co
Augusta
Maine
D. H. Lenker
Penna
Florence & Co
BOL
Suiper Carpe
Zo UU
Brussels
Rh. Smith & G8
Front Street
Milton, Pa
THE
Porsyth Scale Company
Bamoage Bardote
Sus Soul
TOC
S. Elaven
A. Simon & Sons
Main Street
Lock Haven
Simon Brothers
Boss Clotitiers
BA BF
LS Houss
North Second Street
Baker House
W. N. Baker
AN Deeson & Shinto
Veah Su Sisect. Corp
U.S
Bn Ag
Ula. Ork. Oo
Aenea Wes
York, Pa
Farquhar’s Standard Engines
A. B. Farquhar
Farquhar
York Pa
Ponnerivaria Iule
York, Pe
Fis
Yerk
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