Personal notices from Scranton run through Bloomsburg town
Edward Hippensteil of Scranton visits with his parents on Hast Fifth street. Parvin Kile of Sugarloaf township conducts business in town. Frank Warrington of Sugarloaf township and Harrison Miller of Mifflinville spend Saturday in town. Mrs Geo Humphreys of Mt Carmel visiting Curtis Lelly with children Mildred James Ruth and Chester. J B Brace Bell Telephone manager leaves for Falls where his family is visiting. Mrs GP Girton and Misses Julia and Clara Murman return from Bermuda. Kershner Wagenseller Wayne Wagenseller Victor Hess and Edward Wagenseller camping near Orangeville on Hew Tim’s island. Mr and Mrs William Prouts and Katrina Prouts of Harrisburg guests of Mrs J W Young. D C Artley of Franklin township attends to business. Memory Kline of Orangeville in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs A M Cole of Towlesville visit friends. O H Watts of Orangeville spends Saturday at county seat. N B Cole of Benton in town briefly Saturday. Mr and Mrs D W Billig of Boerstwick Bloomsburg visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hippensteil
Scranton
Parvin Kile
Sugarloaf Township
Frank Warrington
Bermuda Islands
Kershner Wagenseller
Wayne Wagenseller
Victor Hess
Edward Wagenseller
Hew- Tim's Island
Orangeville
William @. Prouts
Katrina Prouts
Harrisbore
J. W. Young
West Main Street
D. C. Artley
Franklin Township
Mmeory Kline
A. M. Cole
Towlersville
O. H. Watts
N. B. Cole
Benton
D. W. Billig
Boerwick
Bloomsburg
Sunday church services across multiple denominations
Methodist and other churches list schedules for Bible school at 9 a.m. and services at 10:30 a.m. with preaching by Rev. Thomas Williams at one church and Rev. Edgar R. Heckman at another. Evening services, prayer meetings, and midweek studies are announced with topics and leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Thomas Williams
Epworth League
Edgar R. Heckman
First Presbyterian
Richard Brooke
Martha Powell
Hezekian
C. Dickson
Baptist Church
Bible School
T. KB. Jepson
Church of Christ
Jesus
Kingdom of God
Henry H. Carter
Mrs Crawford Dies at Home of Stepson
Mrs. Crawford widow of W. S. Crawford died at her stepson C Elmer Crawford’s home on East Fourth street Friday at six o clock aged near fifty seven. She lived on Light Street previously and had suffered long illness. Funeral services at nine Monday at 445 East Fourth street conducted by Rev Shambach, then burial at the adjacent cemetery with Light Street choir singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
Shambach
Canby
Light Street
Democratic candidates named for local offices in Mount Pleasant area
Democratic contenders listed for Justice of the Peace in Mt. Pleasant Amos W. Dreibelbis supervisor in Jackson James H. Shultz school director in Jackson L. B. McHenry tax collector in Greenwood B. E. Albertson. Funeral services for William Quick held at 3 p.m. at Christ's Episcopal Church Berwick with Rev. C. C. Kelsey officiating and St. Pauls choir. Interment in Rosemont cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Mt. Pleasant
Amos W. Dreibelbis
Jackson
James H. Shultz
L. B. McHenry
Greenwood
B. E. Albertson
William Quick
C. C. Kelsey
Christ's Episcopal Church, Berwick
Anna Fox
Mary Hutchins
Mary Samuels
Mary Lewis
St. Paul’s
Rosemont Cemetery
Party at Riverside Park for Stella and Clare Jonenberg
Miss Rae Dreifuss hosted a gathering at Riverside Park on a visit by her two young cousins Stella and Clare Jonenberg from Bloomsburg. Attendees were a group of local youths enjoying the afternoon together yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Dreifuss
South Front Street
Riverside Park
Stella
Clare Jonenberg
Bloomsburg
Milton Evening Standard
Beaver wills wife property on widow condition
In Francis Beaver late of Locust township probate grants that all property passes to his wife Mary while she remains his widow. She named executrix with full ownership of real and personal estate. Will dated January 26 and witnessed by William A and Abbie Lazarus. Chief Wagner detained William Rhodes Sr for a disturbance, later releasing him with a reprimand. Funeral services for Mrs Frank Beers were held from her Fifth street home with interment at Almedia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Beaver
Locust Township
Mary
William A
Abbie Lazarus
William Rhodes, Sr
West Main Street
Wagner
Rhodes
Frank Beers
Fifth Street
Almedia Cemetery
Funeral services held for Mrs William Gardner of Millville
Funeral services for the late Mrs. William Gardner of Millville were held from the residence at ten o'clock Saturday morning, with interment in Millville cemetery. She is survived by her husband and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gardner
Millville
Town and County Notes From 1893 Bloomingburg Daily
A retrospective from August 23 1893 highlights local events: obituaries for Win Baldy in Danville. Henry Doak and wife organizing baseball at the park. Mrs Yost the Rupert post mistress traveling west. H Fr Sharpless and wife returning home from Pueblo Colorado. Farmwalds and Rev Brandt party outing. Dr M J Hess and Geo W Hess fishing 27 bass weighing 2 1 2 pounds. a social cruise on the new steamer Columbia with J K Lockard R W Oswald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg Daily
Henry Doak
Win
Baldy
Danville
Harvey Deiterich
Jve Drain
Will Reice
Yost
Rupert
Michigan
Sharpless
Pueblo
Colorado
Farmwald
Brandt
Reformed Church
Girton
Hidley
Montouwoship
M. J
Geo. W. Hess
Mifflinville
J. K. Lockard
R. W. Oswald
Harman
A. Miller
Tarvey Dieterich
Jno. Richardson
Fred Richards
M. P
Doings Around Town and County
An employee at aqrnet mill in Almedia struck a vise with a jammer accidentally. A flying steel piece pierced William Graham’s arm and was located with x ray by Dr. Bierman, removed Saturday after blood loss. Fire alarm on Fourth Ward wires. colony of white ants found in library floor in Miss Sara Van Lassel’s Fifth Street venue. treatment planned with bisulphide of carbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqrnet
William Graham
Almedia
Bierman
Graham
Coul
Fifth Street
Sara van ‘Lassel
Berwick Hearing on Wheat Ownership in Mifflinville
A Berwick hearing before Squire Leteer examined who owns four lots of wheat in Mifflinville. Bruce Henry had leased the land from H C Hess to grow truck crops, planting wheat and harvesting it after ripening. Hess claims ownership since Henry’s lease ended in March. The justice cited the saying Whatsoever a man soweth so shall he reap and ruled Hess under $200 bail for court. Bryan to Protect American Lives notes forty two Americans in danger of death with more on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Leteer
Berwick
Mifflinville
Bruce Henry
H. C. Hess
Hess
Henry
Héss
Bryan
Catawissa Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Developments
Samuel Loreman of Howesville visited town while Chas Bucher and daughter Francis from Catawissa township dealt with a boil on Francis. New store plans arise as R L Bucher moves into a recently bought ten ant house, and Chas Long of Milton inspects local engines P and R. A Chinese laundry may open in the vacated Hollingshead store, post master Chas Harder conducts duties, and multiple residents from surrounding towns visited or transacted business Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bucher
Francis
Catawissa Township
Matthew B. Ervin
Catawissa
R. L. Bucher
J. H. Parker
Philadelphia
Chas, Long
Milton
BE. L. Curtis
Mt. Carmel
A. L. Solomon
New Berlin
Albert Hollingshead
Ruth Ervin
Newlin
Ethel
Celestial Ervin
Dyer
Ashland
Hattie Meridth
Eugene Tewkesbury
W. O. DeWitt
Danville
Chas. Harder
Richard Holder
Bloomsburg
Social Visit Notes and Local Moves
Friday visitors included Miss Helen Bucher and Mr and Mrs Wess Shultz with Mrs Samuel Loreman of Howesville. William C German of Washington DC repairs his car after a recent break here. Albert Hollingshead plans to move his store to the former Sidler room. J P Sullivan and family spend 10 days at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bucher
Wess Shultz
Catawissa Township
Samuel Loreman
Howesville
William C. German
Washington, DC
Albert Hollingshead
E. O. Sidler
J. P. Sullivan
P. and R
Atlantic City
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Josephine Day
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Martha Andres
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Wm. Gardner
Louisa Hartman
Margaret Prooke
Margaret Jenkins
Gertrude Gross
Mae Gross
Miriam Vannalla
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Mtnel Bierman
Lillian Luckalew
G H Edward Plyell, Jr
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Therce Hill
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Ethel Moore
Swedesboro
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A. C. and
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Hartzell
Lizzie Hanley
Warren State Hospital
Harman and Hassett
Glen Mills School
Sentinel Printery
Amos Mellick
the Leader Store Co., Ltd
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Exchange Block
Main St
Fourth & Market Streets
Lawson H. Lee
Catawissa No. 3
Daniel Knorr
Numidia
G. B. Smith
Sunbury
Luther Breisch
Buckalews
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