Religious notices and Sunday services across denominations
Evangelical and Methodist pastors announce sermons next Sunday morning and evening with various Sunday School officers. Reformed church lists Rev Zwingli Yearick and communion at Salem’s church. United Brethren notes Rev J G Werdla as Preacher in charge and weekly worship details. Lutheran mentions service context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman Adams
C.F. Gephart
D. A Musser
Zwingli A. Yearick
Salem
Mice Society
United Brethren
J. G. W.rerdla
M.—A. R. Alexander
Levee and lodge society notices for Millheim area
Levee and Society Directory lists Millheim Lodge No. 955 IT C OF F meetings in Penn Street hall each Saturday evening. Rebecca Degree meets on or before the fall moon each month. Providence Grange No. 217 P of H meets in Alexander's block on the second Saturday at 2 PM and the fourth Saturday at 3 PM. Miliheim B and L Association meets in Penn Street school house on the second Monday evening. Millheim Corner Band rehearses in Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
Centre County Democratic Committee Members List 1833
Centre County Democratic Committee for 1833 includes numerous members and addresses across Bellefonte Howard Milesburg Philipsburg Miles Township Philipsburg Unionville Fleming Milesburg Wingate Union Unionville Bellfonte and surrounding towns with secretary W Miles Walker and others such as J McDonald Henry Meeker John Roop John McCloskey P J McCormick W Walker and more listed by village town and residence in this compiled roster.
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P. O
Bellefonte
N. W
Sol Schmidt
Carpenter
Unionville
J. McDonald
Fleming Renner
Wm. Ishler
Fellefonte Regis
Frank F. Adams
Milesburg Burnside
Henry Meeker
Pine Glenn College
John
Woodward W. P. Geo. Bower
Aaronsburg
Half Moon
J.B. Griffin
Stormstown Warrit
D. W. Meyer
Boalsbur
Howard
John Glenn
Howard Fusion
John L. Miles
Julian Liberty
James P. Levin
Blandara
Marion Stes
Walker Miles
E&ilis Shafer
Haynes
Bellelonee Union
Emerick
Sia
Fleming Walker
Jos
Dublersburg Worth Re
Sports Port Matilda
WMC
Heinle
Rphans
Orphans’ Court of
Centre County
Adee
Biber Syputts
Mnewgy
Centre Cormnty
Wolfe
Miles Township
Centre Co
Henry Wolfe
Emil Geiswite
John Stoner
Reuben Kreamer
Daniel Wolfe
Benjamin Beck
George Weaver
Moyer and Strodecker
Henry Corman
Jacob Wolf
John Scholl
George Brungard
Michael Bower
DeLong
Martin
J. RK. Wolfe
Local Officials Named in Advance Ballot List
FOR STATE TREASURER. HON. JOSEPH POWELL, OF BRADFORD COUNTY. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, W. C. Heik, OF BELLEFONTE. FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE, DR. J. R. SmitH, OF FERGUSON TOWNSHIP. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, Ellis L. Orvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Powell
Bradford County
W. C. Heik
Bellefonte
J. R. Smith
Ferguson Township
Ellis “L. Orvis
Ohio Election Promises Large Democratic Victory
The Ohio returns show Judge Hoadley’s majority approaching 12,000 and both houses firmly Democratic. The Republicans are routed in a clean, full-vote contest. The Ohio win shifts momentum to Butler in Massachusetts Mahone in Virginia and helps the Democratic ticket nationwide, signaling a national political trend.
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Oho
Ohio
Butler
Massachusetts
Mahoness
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Prohibition Will Not Down in Ohio Politics
The Lancaster New Era argues prohibition stirs strong political forces as beer and whiskey influence party politics, likening it to anti slavery, and notes that moral reform will eventually gain traction when women children churches and Sunday schools engage, affecting every home.
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Lancaster
Sherman Wins Iowa Governor Race by Large Plurality
Des Moines dispatch reports Sherman leading in Iowa with a projected plurality near 12 000 after returns from 59 counties include Democratic districts. Partial tallies from remaining counties push Sherman toward 18 000, with promises of strong statewide support. The lower House tilt is close as Republicans hold 54 seats to 41 for the Opposition, while the Senate stands at 87 Republicans to 8 Opposition with 5 in doubt. Judge Cook is elected to Congress in the Sixth district by a small margin.
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Curcaco
The
Journal
Des Moines
Iowa
Sherman
Senate
Judge Cook
Congress
Surplus State Funds Tied Up by Banks and Law Hurdles
A longtime observer warns that about 2 million dollars in the State Treasury surplus remains loaned to favored Cameron banks. The Humes act requiring investments in State or United States securities sits as a dead letter. Auditor General and State Treasurer lead the sinking fund board, both Republicans, credited with delaying enforcement to influence a future Legislature and push repeal or modification.
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Cameron
United Saws Securities
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Where Powell Was Born
Chairman Tom Cooper says Powell is an Englishman. Cooper claimed last year that state office qualification required birth in Pennsylvania. Powell’s ancestry traces to a 1742 arrival and Revolutionary War service. Powell was born and raised in Bradford County, Pennsylvania.
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Tom Cooper
Powell
Cooper
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mr. Powell
Bradford County
Let it Not Be Forgotten in Connel lsville Courtier
The Connellesville Courtier argues the 1881 Republican legislature failed to pass apportionment bills. It claims Republican leaders in the placent legislature killed apportionment at the regular session. It says the Republican Senate blocked Stewart and Lowry Dill, then issued an ultimatum, causing the need for a special session and the spendthrift use of public funds.
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Connelsville
Placent Legislatura
Senate
Stewart Bill
Lowry Dill
Democratic House
Penn St
Millheim
Penna
W.T. Mauck
Carlisle Volunteer Reports Harrisburg Savings Claim
Chairman Cooper of the Niles Livsey Stewart Cameron Magee Quay circle claims the Harrisburg administration saved only 20000 for state charities while a Republican committee asserts Philadelphia alone gains 325000. They cite the Humes law saving 100000 yearly and sealer of weights and measures abolition saving 50000 outside Philadelphia with house expenses cut by 50000 in the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Cooper
Harrisburg
Committee of
Philadelphia
Peterson's Magazine November issue promotional note
Peterson's Magazine November issue arrives with Prospects for 1834 promising steel engravings colored plates and extensive content for ladies. Club offers discount rates four or five copies with premiums and gift books or engravings. Subscriptions and specimen requests directed to C. J. Peterson at 306 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson’s Magazine
Peterson
Ann 8. Stephens
Mary V. Spencer
Frank Lee Benedict
Lucy H. Hooper
Josiah Allen
ARGER
Charles J. Peterson
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Temperance sentiment grows. calls for high license laws
From the Lancaster Intelligencer an increase in temperance strength is noted. The piece argues Ohio unrest over liquor laws, labeling many operators irresponsible and contending that a high license would curb numbers and raise accountability, urging concessions to temperance views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Intelligencer
Dem
Ohio
Ultimatum and Gerrymander in Erie Politics
Erie Herald reports a machine ultimatum from the last contest for United States senator. The gerrymander preserving equal representation for 38 000 in one county and 122 000 in another risked Cameron's stalwart successor if discarded. Also notes The Ready Reference Tax Receipt Book with Summary Index, practical for business and voters, for sale at the JOURNAL Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Herald
United States
Cameron
Journal
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Seodh ‘ Gye
Mirryein Journal
Deininger & Bumiller
Evangelical
B. Hengst
H. A. Benfer
Munday School
D. L. Zersy
Supt. Missionary Society
Methodist
John Tomlinson
B. C. Deininger
Augsburg Bible Class
Ladies’ Mite Society
Presbyterian
W. K. Foster
Levee & Society Directory
Centre County Democratic Committee
W. Miles Walker
Auditor General
COS
Robert Taggart
Warren County
Democratic
Powell Was
Imo
Arch ST
M. Feger
Iotel
DD. A. Musser
J. P Gephart
D. A. Musser
Spring Mills
Spring Mills, Pa
C.E. Aurand
Bunnell
Atrens
Music Store
Smrth
Osio Company
United
Willow Street
Williamsport
Johnston, Holloway & Co
R Kamp
Milton, PA
Gro. P. Kowel_t & Co
S Kean
Spruce W York
W. T. Mauck &Son’s
Ircudlar Lette
Detro
Mich
Advertiser
Lock Haven
Jamestown
Everett & CO
Clover Reed J Day
G Victor
Icerctor
Newark Machine Co
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