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Newspaper

Valley Vigilant

Location

Saint Johns, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1905

Page

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HAZLETON AREA REPORTS LATE HAPPENINGS ACROSS RURAL SECTIONS

Local items detail illnesses and deaths, marriages, property cases, and accidents from towns such as Wapwallopen Quakake Beach Haven West Hazleton and Nescopeck. Notable notes include Mrs Joshua Grovers ill after a stroke, weddings of Wallace A Sittler Jr and Sallie Gasser and of George Henry and Anna Seeley, property disputes settled, and Mary McNeal’s death at 75 with services at St Pauls Reformed. The column also lists business notices and local ads.

Snow Blankets County Roads and Townships

Editor rode through Nescopeck Hollenback and Dorrance townships amid heavy snowdrifts isolating farmers for days. Drifts reach ten to twelve feet. tunnels cut through large mounds as teams forced to travel fields. Wapwallopen creeks froze solid with ice 18 to 20 inches thick. Snow totals for 1904-05 exceed last winter, with 46.7 inches so far, a Hazleton record likely but not yet confirmed. The season began November 13 with continual whiteout and a major blizzard February 28 to 25 tied railroads for hours.

Nescopeck Hollenback Dorrance Susquehanna United States Weather Bureau Hazleton Hearst Winton

Local Society Notes From Conyngham and Nearby Areas

Conyngham residents share visits and illness updates with Allentown church members. Hazleton and Nescopeck visitors, new factory workmen, and a Luther League benefit netted 40 dollars. A farce at P O S of A Hall promises 180 laughs in 180 minutes under the Christian Endeavor Society. A chicken supper at Phoenix Hotel draws Upper Lehigh and Freeland guests. Lakefield, Minnesota reports extreme cold and snowbound wagon trips.

Philadelphia

Oliver P Kester laid to rest at Seybertsville

Oliver P. Kester, age 73, was laid to rest in the local Presbyterian cemetery after a funeral conducted by Rev. George M. Larned. He died early Sunday after a ten week illness from bronchial pneumonia. Born June 20, 1831, in Greenwood township, he lived in Seybertsville and served as Justice of the Peace in Sugarloaf township for fifteen years. He was a Democrat and a member of the M E church. Pairs of pallbearers included John Schreiber Adam Stair Mahlon McMurtrie and Daniel Roth. The service featured hymns Nearer My God to Thee and Passing Down the Valley.

Messrs John Schreiber Adam Stair Mahlon McMurtrie Daniel Roth Mr. Kester Greenwood Township Columbia County Jesse Elizabeth Parker) Kester Samuel Kester Chester County Joseph Aaron Jacob Mt. Pleasant Township Jesse Kester Ephraim Parker Warren County N. J Sarah A Jacob Rishel Rebecca Jonathan Ebner Margaret David Ephraim Oliver Py Isaac Seybertsville Mathew Vance) Ferguson

Seybertsville News Roundup From Hazleton to Sugarloaf

Local items report Miss Clara Young of Hazleton visiting Alfred McMurtrie near Conyngham and guests at James Kester in Seybert s ville. Several residents, including Miss Hentz and Mrs Yost, are noted ill or recovering from ailments. John Houseknecht recalls old Nescopeck Creek valley life and hunting, while others visit or move. Seed potatoes offered by Fred Kihly of Seybertsville wrap the page.

Clara Young Hazleton Alfred McMurtrie Conyngham Walter Dickinson Elvira Ida Erwin Beaver Meadow James Kester Seybertsville Jennie Hentz Jacob Yost Ollie Tressler Wilkes-Barre David Koenig Gideon Klinger A. B.houseknecht Harvey Frederick Betsy Kishbach William Houseknecht Reisenweaver’s Mr. Houseknecht Nescopeck Tomhicken

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Dockash J. M. Gregory & Co East Broad Street Hazleton, Pa Lonzer Hemmerly H.C Bogan Richmond West Broad St Musla Underwear Sale Margwarth White Palace Wapwallopen Joshua Grovers Quakake Wallace A. Sittler, Jr Tamaqua Sallie Gasser Tamanend Beach Haven George Henry Anna Seeley West Hazleton James Seiwell Chris. Mathas Margaret Campbell Scanlin Richard Ashworth Black Ridge Mary Morgandollar Red Rock Mary William MacNéal Tank St. Paul's Reformed Church Correll Near Hhere Shearer Christian Ernest Nhe Conyan” Rhoades John Readaman Schumacher’s Fertilizer Works Grant Street Weatherly Boy Clarence John Hill Weatherly W. P. Barr Union Cemetery Only &c Jake Brighthaupt Freeland West Broad Street Schwarz Elmer Harter Hobby Pa Macdonald Jennie Guth Allentown Kerschner Mary Griesing Joseph Righter Otis Smith Perry County Herbert Miller Philip Roth, Jr Hattie Miller Naugle 8. Y. Fredrick Charles Sones Hobbie Peter Swank John Schisler Black Creek David Welhaf Byron Stegner Hillard Jacob Craver Azleton Herbert Young Luther League Squire Kester Kester M. E. Church Justice of the Peace Sugarloaf Township J. C. Thomas Nescospeck Walter Stackhouse J.M. Fritz Wilkes- Barre George Washington A. Hall Conrad Snyder Gertrude Scranton Willoughby Buff J. A. Stein Greenwood School Ada Gregory Thursiday Elmer Eckrote Alden Shickshinny Squire Thomas Stout Benjamin Simms Daniel Hel‘ler Albert Whitebread John Peters Washington Fred. P. Khhly Reliable Clothing House Lauderbach & Co Attention Horse Owners Geo. Wise Freeland and Jeddo College Honig, Hoffman & Co Beishline’s H. Beishline Nort Laurel Street
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