Ittherm Journal front page by Deininger
The fragment notes the Ithheim Journal dated Thursday November 13 1879 with Deininger as editor and an assistant editor listed, indicating a newspaper masthead and staff roles.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1879
Page
3
The fragment notes the Ithheim Journal dated Thursday November 13 1879 with Deininger as editor and an assistant editor listed, indicating a newspaper masthead and staff roles.
Local notices show Maryland political shifts with a Democratic gain near 22 000 votes. Various items cover community events from crossings of roads to new property work, sales, and public notices including sales of personal property and dedications.
Dr P T Musser marks his mother's resting place with tombstones and plans a neat iron fence for his lot in the Lutheran cemetery. Rev J A Bright and family visit after the S S Convention, preaching here and elsewhere.
Poem translated from Stolburg appeals to Mother Nature with lines about guidance and rest. Wisconsin news notes Governor-elect Sutra, described as the Watchman's candidate, taking office and a proclamation designating November 27 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer.
A collection of oddities from a 19th century news page notes candidates’ comical definitions in word analysis, a juror’s illness and doctor refusal, mite gifts by a Lutheran aid group, and various local anecdotes including a four track Reading line plan, a 206 pound buck report, rifle shooting feats by Lily Parker, a physician who poisoned a man and the widow’s proposed remarriage, a deer killing by a girl with a knife, a lottery verdict dispute in Somerset county, old time teacher wages and long-lived residents in Lycoming and Clearfield counties, plus deaths of Mrs Lackard and Mrs Neff.
The notice lists names of jurors for the first and second weeks of traverse jury service. The long roster includes Leonard Rhone Potter D Parsons Huston Win Stuart Snow Shoe JC Small Miles George Haines and many others across multiple towns and institutions. The item reflects a transitional public notice of juror duties and assigned weeks.
The list details names of students from several colleges including Adam Felty Jesse Cleaver and Curtin Marchant Mies Mattern and Ferguson as part of spring athletic rosters. Additional entries include Redhodl Williams Bell Gentzel and Smith among others.
Died entries report Lydia A Houtz 62 in Miles township wife of Christian Houtz. William Wolf 25 in Gregg township son of Jacob and Elizabeth Wolf died of typhoid fever. Cassandra Gibson dAug 5 in Duncansville Blair county daughter of Rev William J Gibson. Kate Mitchell wife of J Mitchell died at Spring Mills aged 21 or 22.
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