Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-29
-Rev. John Tomlimson the former

| pastor OF the AaroLsburg Lutheran
charge, but now of Abbottstown, Ad-
ans Co, arrived in Friday mornings
train, pursuant to a call to preach Mrs.
Ettinger's funeral sermon. lie tarried
among his many friends in this town
and Aaronsburg until Tuesday morn
ing, when he returned home. Rev.
Tomlinson is . distinguished veteran
in the Gospel service and we are free TO
say that nearly all of his former flock
in this vicinity were truly glad to see
him in their midst.
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I. %. OF GOOD TEMPLARs. Mr.. G.
Dinges, Clem Deininger and others, of
Centre Hail, were down on Monday
for the purpose of starting Good
Templar Lodge in this place. A meet
ing was held in the Ev. church in the
evening which was fairly attended and
resulted in the organization of the
Lodge The following were elected
officers: II. X. Luse. G. T.. Mrs. IF.
Harter, V. T., ID. l.. Zerby, Sec, J.
III. b. Hartman, Treas, Geo. Buck,
Fin. Sec, II. ID. Snyder, Marshall, Mrs.
5. d. Musser, Ass. Sec. E. Z. Bressler,
Sentinel, Mrs. J. ". Lose, Guard, Mrs.
A. Walter, r. II. s., Mrs. ID. Zerby, l..
II. s., 5. D. Miller, D. NJ. A. Walter,
Lodge Dep. J. F. Harter, p. &. I.
Much interest was manifested in tie
movement and another meeting was
appointed for next Monday evening,
when all those who wish to join will
have an opportunity to become charter
members.
MIR. J. B. Ho0veman, OF whose
protracted illness the JOURNAL had
made frequent mention, died at his res
idence on Main street, on last Thurs.
day, the 22nd instant. at the age of q
years, months and Is days. Deceas-
ed was native of Lewisburg, Pa, but
has been residing in Millheim for the
past few years, during which time he
was an invalid and unable to work.
Mr.. Hooveman, in former years, was
employed on the l.. & L. railroad and
had many friends among his fellow en-
ployes, by whom he was regarded as q
very obliging and pleasant young man.
The funeral services were held at the
residence Of the deceased on Saturday
forenoon by Rev. G. w. Wasson, after
which the remains were taken to Lew
isburg for burial. He leaves wife
and two-year old little girl, as we'll as
many relatives and friends to moarn
his DEATH But their loss is his etern al
gain, as his end was peace. May the
Lord comfort the bereayed ones.
OBITUARY. - Died at Aaronsburg,
Centre county, Pa, on Tuesday even
ing, July Goth, 1856. Elizabeth, wife of
Emanuel Ettlnger, aged 50 years,
months and 90 days.
In the death of this excellent and
NCllCldD IdO IuO NOluLl uhlIy III NHlSl
she passed all the days of her protract-
ed life and Of which she was SO esti-
mable a member has sustained loss
which will long be felt. She will be
sorely missed in her loving home circle,
in the church whose membership she
adorned, and by her many friends and
neighbors in her native village.
Mrs. Ettinger, whose maiden name
was Elizabeth Beuck, was born in the
town of Aaronsburg, on the 3lst day of
October, in the year 1903. and meyer re-
sided elsewhere. She was the fourth
child of John Matthias Beuck, native
of Hamburg, Germany, who came to
America when young man, settled at
Aaronsburg about the year 1897, and
was well known in his day as one Of the
| most intelligent and useful citizens Of
Penns Valley. In early life she united
with the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Until prevented by the infrmities of
age and disease she was one of its most
active and jealous members, and she
continued to the hour of death sincere
and consistent christian woman, both
in profession and example. She was
ever anxious for the welfare of others
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