Congregation Extends Call to Rev Hugh F Given
The First Presbyterian congregation extended a call to Rev Hugh F Given of Chicago for their pastorate at a salary of 1600. The vote was largely unanimous after a selection process among four candidates. Details on starting date depend on Beaver Valley and Given’s presbyteries, with a likely start sometime in January. Given, about 40, is married and has pastored in Rhode Island and Chicago. He is highly regarded for intellect and steady work.
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First Presbyterian
Hugh F. Given
Chicago
Given
Westminster College
James M. Ferguson
R. H. Mulholland
Highland United Presbyterian Church
G. W. Hartman
Beaver Valley
Allegheny County
Westminster
W. E. Porter
Robert K. Aiken
Try
Urch
Scence
R. I
Givén
Public Sale at D. W. Taylor Farm near Mahoningtown
Public sale to be held on December 22 at 10 a.m. at the D. W. Taylor farm one mile west of Mahoningtown on Mt. Jackson road. Auctioneered by B. W. Cover. Personal property includes horses cows and farm implements. L. A. Greghorn owner organizer.
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D. W. Taylor
Mahoningtown
Mt. Jackson Road
L. A. Greghorn
B. W. Cover
Larkin Visits New Castle To Rally Tin Workers
Walter Larkin of Martins Ferry arrives in New Castle for several days to shore up support among tin mill workers for the Amalgamated association. He aims to revive lagging interest and is expected to stay through Saturday, well regarded among locals.
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Walter Larkin
Martins Ferry
New Castle
Associatio
W Castle Tin Mill
Larkin
Pink Lozenges Death Of A Little Child In Washington
Two year old Dorothy White, daughter of John and Jennie Whiteman, died after eating pink lozenges bought near the corner store. She shared three lozenges with her brother, played with her father on the couch, then suddenly convulsed and died within minutes. Authorities attribute the death to the lozenges.
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Dorothy Whiteman
John
Jennie Whiteman
Washington, Pa
Whiteman
Manufacturers to Fight Glass Workers in Morgantown
Independent window glass operators in West Virginia and southwestern Pennsylvania met in Morgantown and decided to shut down all plants until the National Association of Window Glass Workers withdraws its new flat wage scale or agrees to a sliding scale like the one used since last November. A. L. Faulkner, president of the union, had left Cleveland for New York.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
National Association of Window Glass Workers
Mber
A. L. Faulkner
Cleveland
New York
Sugar Bowl Xmas Candy Boxes Notice
Wholesale prices for church entertainments and schools at the Sugar Bowl. Special rates listed for bulk orders. Address or contact details not provided.
Dust Arrived Tapestry Bugs Sale At J. V. Macom
A marked sale note announces a limited stock of 9x12 Tapestry Bugs now available at J. V. Macom for 13 dollars 50 cents each. The short notice urges customers to act quickly while supplies last.
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J. V
Macom
Benevolent Forgeries and Crime Cant in Illinois Case
A notorious Illinois embezzler defends years of breach of trust as benevolent forgeries, signaling a broader critique of euphemistic crime terminology. The piece condemns such cant and warns of forthcoming benevolent murder rhetoric.
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Illinois
Three Men s Clubs to Meet Tonight
The Men s clubs of three city churches plan gatherings tonight. First M E church Brotherhood banquet at 6 30 with numbers and Rev A B McCormick of Central Presbyterian delivering the address. Mahoningtown M B church Men s club to meet with Rev J F Baxter of Third Christian delivering the address. First Baptist Men s league to discuss City Betterment led by Rev J Elmer Campbell.
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Brotherhood of the First M. E
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Mahoningtown
M. B
J. F. Baxter
Third Christian Church
Men’s League of the First Baptist Church
Elmer Campbell
State Constabulary to Prevent Illegal Voting in Valley
Sharon Pennsylvania December 16. Socialist party members plan strong opposition as county commissioners prepare to allow primaries under the old law or the new law. State constabulary may be sent to South Sharon to prevent illegal voting amid prior jailings and tensions, as January municipal nominations approach.
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Sharon
Socialistarty
South Sharon
Mt Jackson Lettered News And Local Happenings
Mt Jackson D M Clark returned from Chicago where he attended a stool show. The high school will hold its monthly literary Thursday evening. Charles Duff of Mahoningtown assists John Hannon at shoeing horses. Dale Clark of near Pittsburg visits his aunts Misses Jean and Ella Clark. Dr Jesse Gwin, confined at home with grip, is better and will be out soon. William Zimmerman of Youngstown spent Sunday at the old homestead with friends. Mrs Ariel and Mrs Dale Bullerton will leave for California to spend the winter. The week of prayer begins the first Sunday in January at Westfield with daily services until communion.
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Charles Duff
Mahoningtown
John Hannon
Dale Clark
Pittsburg
Jean
Ella Clark
Jesse Gwin
William Zimmerman
Youngstown
Old Homestead
Ariel
Dale Bullerton
California
Westfield
Mercer Dispatch Editor Nominated for Postmaster
Sharon Dec 17 Congressman Wheeler recommends D L Barton editor of the Mercer Dispatch as postmaster of Mercer to replace Charles Clawson Barton started in Coshocton and Cleveland and has long led the Dispatch Also note Pittsburg coal offer at 2 75 per ton from J W Macom 215 South Mill Street Bell 1126 J
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Sharon
Nelson P. Wheeler
Ths
D. L. Barton
Mercer Dispatch
Charles Clawson
Barton
Coshocton
Cleveland
Dispatch
Pittsburg
J. W. Macom
South Mill Street
Bell
Martin Basanic Hospitalized after boarding house assault
Martin Basanic sustained severe head injuries in a boarding house fight when he was struck with a whisky bottle. He was taken to Youngstown Hospital for treatment amid ongoing police investigation.
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Martin Basanic
Youngstown Hospital
Oak Ridge Social Notes and Local Plans
James Taylor of Big Run visited guest Thomas Stevenson last week. A pie social will be held at Hermon church Tuesday evening. December 22 Miss Birdie Stevenson visited her brother J C Stevenson. Reported plans include another railroad through the locality next summer. A new store at Princeton station run by Sylvester Stoner is progressing nicely. Hermon Sunday school will host a New Year dinner for scholars. The young people’s union meeting at Center U P church discussed the topic Books that delight and strengthen.
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James Taylor
Big Run
Thomas Stevenson
Hermon Church
Birdie Stevenson
J. C. Stevenson
Princeton Station
Sylvester Stoner
Hermon
Young People’s Union
Center U. P
No. 1126-3 coal office order request
A caller seeks Pittsburg coal at 2.75 dollars per ton for Macom's coal office. The message requests loading a shipment of the best coal. No further details on quantity or delivery location are provided.
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Macom's Coal Office
Pittsburg
Population Figure From Youngstown Board of Education
Figures from the Youngstown board of education show the city’s population at 79 000. The data underscores the city’s size as it plans schools and services for residents.
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Youngstown
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Mather Bros. CO
Headquarters For Fine
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Bissell
MT. Jackson
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Christian Science Society of
Penna
Arthur Vosburgh
Christian Science Board
First Christian Church of Christ Scientist
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Pearson Building
Washington Street
Neshannock Avenue
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