Local Resident Tours London Sights and Royal Welcome
A traveler recounts a London visit touring Parliament and courts, noting the red robed President Judge, white wigs, and stacked legal pomp. He describes crowded shops, narrow streets, strict police, St Paul’s, London Bridge, the underground, and a Royal greeting near Buckingham Palace with King George V and Queen Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Parliament
Court of Justice
London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London Bridge
Euston Square
River Thames
New York
Alabastine Company
Board of Trade
King’s Palace
Buckingham
Queen Elizabeth
George the Fifth
Queen Mary
Royal Park
Twenty Years Ago In TWH And Count Items
Reading from the Bloomsbury Daily files dated August 15 1893 the piece recalls local notices. A child of Zach Moore dies six months old Maggie Coogey visits Atlantic City and Philadelphia Mrs G W Manning returns from Greenwood etc. Stolen horse emphasized as a search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury Daily
Zach Moore
Maggie Coogey
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
G. W. Manning
Piltston
Adam Utt
Greenwood
Travel notes of EB Bittenbender from London to Hamburg
EB Bittenbender reports replacing a genially noted beagle hound in York county and plans a 3000 mile rail tour across Europe from England to Belgium Holland and Hamburg. He describes attending an eleven o'clock Church of England service with two Lords and visits Westminster Abbey before tonight’s stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Belgium
Holland
Hamburg
Germany
Church of England
Westminster Abbey
Be. Bittenbender
Balance Sheet of the Bank with Assets and Liabilities
The document lists assets including loans and discounts, overdrafts, U S Bonds to secure circulation, bonds and securities, real estate owned, and cash items. It also shows liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, National Bank notes outstanding, and deposits. The totals amount to 1 099 507 11 with a certification by cashier M Milleisen sworn before a notary in August 1914.
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U.S
State of
Pennsylvania
County of Columbia
I. M. Milleisen
M. Milleisen
Personal notes from Bloomsburg social scene
West street resident Fred Newton heads to Kentucky for a spinning mill position. Philadelphia and local visitors attend services, visits, and social events including a Five Hundred party for Junior Chautauqua. Divorce witnesses examined in Berwick case Angelina Creasy versus Frank Creasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Newton
David Newton
West Street
Kentucky
Guy Knorr
Philadelphia
Elbert Knorr
Jeddo
Ralph Knorr
Eolustown
Bloomsburg
Gladys Knorr
Joli Howell
Madison
Pass First Street
Atlantic City
Herbert Wyle
Baltimore
Samuel Block
Danville
L. Grogs
Normal Hill
Wyle
Baltimore News
Charles Shriner
Cleveland Giger
Railroad Street
Ellis Giger
Montour Township
Oscar Alexander
Celia Cohen
Wilkes-Barre
Angelina Creasy
Frank Creasy
Berwick
John G. Harman
Margaret Jenkins
Fifth Street
A. W. Day
Terrence McHenry
Nanticoke
Orangeville
Zehnder Low
Settlement Reached in Assault Case Involving Mellick
Frank Mellick and Stanley Summers are linked to an assault case resolved before Justice Jacoby. Mellick fled to Canada to locate. A warrant exists for Reece Dawson on threats. Prosecutor is Charles Summers. All parties operate in dredging. A separate warrant by Mrs Harv ey Hummell seeks her husband on desertion and non-support charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moody
F. P. Purser
G. EK. Sponsler
Stoneytown
Freas Fowler
Berwick
John S. Menseh
Montour Township
Base Hall
Joli
Samuel ‘Harman
C. E. Savidge
Edmund
Proctor Inn
Ganoga Lake
Samuel Neyhard
Samuel Conner
Harvey Creveling
Frank Mellick
Stanley Summers
Mellick
Canada
Reece Dawson
Charles Summers
Harvey Hummell
Post Office triumph over Rexall in 7-2 game
A brief sports item notes the Post Office defeated Rexall 7-2. The match occurred shortly after an operation as a relapse setting. the child would have been five on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Rexall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evans Shoe Store
Chas. M. Evans
Onyx
Crotty & Richards
Wotsery
Match Factory
Eagles Brewery
Prospect
W. P. Zehner
Sheriff’s Office
Joseph Papania Fruit Company
HK. Main St
5Th Street
Tron & Catherine Sts
Aim
BELL
Polley
Columbia
Jacob Buck
Buckalews
Chika Kemps
Coleburg
Market St
Bloomsbury
C. B. Gunton
York County
Raymond
East 28Th St
A. Cadwell
Farmers National Bank
Elas Pere Pema Eee Sea
peEr Tein Bank
U. Treasurer
U. 8
Total
J. C. Borrer, Jr
M. Creveling
W.L. Warr
J.J. Brown
C. A. Klnim
Kghl
Hemlock Township
William H. Gilmore
John J. Ryan
Centralia
Jeo, W. Whitenight
H. W. Johnson
Mordansville
W. CG. Creveling
Forks
Lucretia Christian
F. A. Bradstreet
New York City
Harry
Wilbur
Wis
G. J. Wilbur
Isaac Mordan
Harrisburg
Mt. Pleasant Township
Amos Whitenight
Buckhorn
George Whittemore
East Orange
N. J
Martha Conner
State College
Willow Grove
Conner
Normal School
FL Whitenight
Jacoby
the Leader Store Co., Ltd
Bloomsburg, PA
Exchange Block
Main St
Fourth & Market Streets
Columbia & Montour Electric Co
Roth
CeEt As
Willow
Catawissa
Uncle John
G. Richard Hosler
Harry Hosler
Fernville
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