Millheim Fraternal and Civic Groups Schedule
Miltheim Lodge 955 I C C F holds Saturdays in their hall on Penns Street. Rebecca Degree meets on or before the full moon each month. Providence Grange 217 P H meets in Alexander's block second Saturday at 2 PM and fourth Saturday at 1 PM. Millheim B and L Association meets Penn street schoolhouse second Monday evening. Millheim Cornet Band meets at Town Hall Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Miltheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Penns Street
Rebecca
Co. W. Hanrwan
W. Mauck
N. G
Providence Grange
Alexander’s
Centre County Democratic Committee Names and Addresses 1833
The document lists numerous names and addresses across towns such as Bellefonte Howard Milesburg Millheim Philipsburg and Rock Springs for the Centre County Democratic Committee in 1833. W. C. Henle serves as Chairman with W. Miles Walker as Secretary.
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Centre County
Pine Glenn
John Roop
Lemont
Curtin
John McCloskey
Roland Ferguson
O. P
J. T. McCormick
Sue Conrse
Farmers’ Mills
T Haines E. P. L. B. Stover
Woodward WE
Bower
Aaronsburg
Griffin
Stormstown Harrison
Meyer
Boalsburg
Floward
Glenn
Howard Huston
John L. Miles
Julian Liberty
James P. Levin Blanchara
Rush
William Cullen
J.T. Everly
Sandy Ridge
Winnie Hiaynee
C. Wood
Bellefonte “Taylor
Fowler
Union
K. Emerick Menning Walker
Piersburg “Worth
Political ticket slate listing local offices and candidates
For state treasurer Hon Joseph Powell of Bradford County on the Democratic county ticket. For district attorney W C Heik of Bellefonte. For associate judge Dr J R Smith of Ferguson Township. For county surveyor Bis Orvis.
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Joseph Powell
Bradford County
J. R. Smith
Ferguson Township
Bis
Orvis
Bellefonte
Legislative muddle at Harrisburg reaches crisis point
The Journal notes the Harrisburg legislative stalemate is advancing toward a crisis with apportionment or adjournment likely. It admits limited understanding but urges patience and confidence that right and justice may prevail soon.
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Harrisburg
Law and Order
Ohio Governor Candidate Hoadly Stricken by Malaria
Judge Hoadly, Democratic hopeful for Ohio governor, is severely afflicted with malaria and receiving medical treatment in Philadelphia. He is unlikely to participate actively in the Ohio campaign.
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Judge Hoadly
Ohio
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times Criticized For Paper’s Political Bias
The Philadelphia Times faces pressure over alleged abuse of Democratic lawmakers in the Senate and House. Editors are urged to vary its stance and avoid full slant toward obstructionist bosses to preserve independence and prestige.
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Philadelphia Times
Senate
House
Col. McClure
Independent Republicans Refuse Cameron Banner Support
Chairman McCree Tom Marshall Charles Wolfe and Levi Bird Duff lead a group of prominent independents who reject training under the Cameron banner this year. The York Gazette notes many rank and file Republicans in the state also resist the party alignment.
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McCree
Tom Marshall
Charles 8. Wolfe
Levi Bird Duff
Repblicans
Cameron
York Gazette
Randall Gains Support Among Southern Friends
From the Louisville Post, Randalls friends in the South grow as readers recognize his conservative and statesmanlike course. Misrepresentations in some papers fade, and Democracy of the South see him as their capable and willing friend, both now and in postwar days.
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Louisville Post
Randall
South
Critique of Crime-Focused Weekly Papers by Whittier
The piece argues against sensational crime reporting in daily papers and Sunday editions. It cites John G Whittier and urges parental and public condemnation of journals that specialize in evil news while noting editors often suppress worse reports and push toward more serious matters.
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Drmo- Rest
Montuly
John G. Whittier
Daily Press
Nakea
Frank James Acquitted Sends Shock Through Missouri
Gallatin dispatch reports the jury verdict acquitting Frank James. The decision frees a noted outlaw once described as one of the worst bandits and murderers to trouble Missouri, provoking condemnation from residents.
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St. Louis
Gallatin
Frank James
Missouri
Resolutions of Comrade Richardson’s Death and Tax Reference
The note records memorial resolutions for Comrade Thos Richardson of Company G 56th Regt Penn Vet Vols dead. It also advertises the Ready Reference Tax Receipt Book, touting concise forms and a ten year valuation summary, offered by the Journal Store and retailers at 40 cents.
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Journal
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Centre County 1883
Under an Orphans Court order in Centre County the executor of Philip Stover's estate will publicly sell real estate on October 10 1883. Items include a 4 acre farm near Aaronsburg with dwelling and outbuildings, a 50 acre timberland tract on Brush Mountain, the decedent's Aaronsburg homestead Lot 355, and several additional Aaronsburg lots. Terms: 10 percent down, one third at confirmation, and balance in two equal annual payments with interest secured by mortgage.
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Orphans’ Court
Centre County
Philip Stover
Millheign
Haines Township
Said County
Aaronsburg
Woodweud
Win
Stover
David Krape
Brush Mountain
President Returns From Western Tour To Yellowstone Park
The President has concluded a trip visiting Yellowstone Park and other western points, returning to the capital after a schedule of scenic and official engagements.
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Yellowstone Park
Big Democratic Mass Meeting Ends With Fishing
Jos K Moyer of Centre Mills hosted a large Democratic gathering last Friday but speakers ran late. The crowd diverted to the mill dam, catching about fifteen bushels of fish, many nineteen inches long, dividing them into forty five shares to feed numerous families. An Evangelical church in the Mountains has been repaired and will reopen for services on Sunday the sixteenth in both German and English with picnic style dinner. A Bellefonte population surge to 40000 is predicted in five years, aided by mining wealth, location, a new furnace on the fair ground, and upcoming railroads.
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Jos. K. Moyer
Centre Mills
Joe’s Mill Dam
Bellefonte
Chiles
Johnstown
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The
Husheim Journal
HY Deininger & Bumiller
Evangelical
B. Mefigst
HW. A. Benfer
A. Benfer
Unday School
C.F. Gephart
Furman Adams
D. A Musser
Zwingli A. Yearick
Millheim
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W Herald
A. R. Alexander
John Tomlinson
Lodge & Society Directory
W. Mizes Walker
Democratic
Robert Taggart
Warren County
W. C. Heik
Mr. Randall
M. Feger
Crime and the Daily Press
Spring Mills Veteran Club
Thos, Richardson
Company G
Penta
Volunees
Chile
Wfrciueim
Centre Deporter and
Bellefonte Republican
W. MN. Bartholomew
Jared J. Gondo
David Burrell
Jasper W.stover
Christina Kreamer
Penn Township
Centre Co
Stambach
Jonathan Philips
Elias Luse
F. D. Luse
Jill
Ev. Church
Penn Street
Millheim, PA
Bens. Hengst
SR Kane
Milton, PA
BEF
Maer Ee Ge
Jock
Milheim Journal
Henderson
Leader Sewing Machine Co
Veland
Surra
Olio Company
Willow Street
Williamsport
Johnston, Holloway & Co
Arch St
Taylor
Chickeringu
VOSE
Smith American
Bridgeport
Taylor & Farley
Palace
Ithaca
Waterloo
Sterling
Sheel Music
J. R. Smith & GO
Front Street
Milton
Chickering
Steinway
Haines
Hardman
Arion
Burdett
Shoninger
Sheen
Ggordeons
Uusig Nolders
Bunnell & Aikens
Allegheny and
Bishop Streets
W. T. Meyer
Aaronsburg, PA
D. H. Lenker
Furniture
A. Aronsburg, PA
A. Simon & Sons
Main Street
Lock Haven
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