Caps and gowns stir high school graduation debate
Principal George A. Dickson advocates caps and gowns for the 1909 class amid debate among students and faculty. Costs range from $1 to $5 per gown with renting common. several districts report positive reception and reduced expense, while some argue the burden falls on families.
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Board of Education
George A. Dickson
Dickson
Iis
McKeesport High School
Scranton High School
Altoona
York
Harrisburg
Special sale Monday on cut glass bowls
Fight inch cut glass bowls offered at two dollars each during a special Monday sale. Regular price listed at four dollars. Sold by Beauti fully cut Davis Cooke and Co located in the Greer building at 206-207.
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Davis Cooke & Co
Greer Building
Christmas Day Engagement of Buster Brown Opera House
The only announced attraction for next week is the Christmas day engagement of Buster Brown. The entertaining comedy will be presented at matinee and evening performances.
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Buster Brown
Peerless Hall Secures Gymnasium Space for YWCA
The Young Women's Christian Association announces Peerless hall on Pittsburg street as the new gymnasium venue. Classes resume the week of January 4 in the larger, well equipped hall with increased interest and plans for exhibition basketball games.
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Young Women's Christian Association
New Quarters
Young Women’s Christian Association
Pittsburg Street
Daughters of America Hold Annual Officer Election
The Daughters of America met in the Junior Order hall on Friday evening for their annual election. Officers elected include Councilor Mrs. Golace Hunmble and others with Mrs. Hattie Beman as captain of the degree team. Initiation occurred and new robes were worn. a Christmas box was opened. Installation is set for Friday January 1.
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Daughters of America
Golace Hunmble
Ella Linderman
Mollie Robin
Eleanor Myland
Lyda Davis
Ella Hopwood
Maude Coulter
Inside Sentinel
Pearl Anderson
Outside Sentinel
Flora Lowash
Ella Cromwell
Hattie Beman
Prisoner Transfer Moves from Huntington to Leavittsburg Official
Chief Flowers of Leavittsburg brought Fare of Huntington to this city yesterday and handed him to a constable from Huntington. Fare was taken to the Central police station and held for several hours.
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Flowers
Leavittsburg
Tra
Huntington
Central Police
For Sale Best Pittsburg coal in the city
For sale is Pittsburg coal priced at 2.75 dollars per ton. Contact J. V. Macom at 215 South Mill Street Bell phone 1162 J.
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Pittsburg
J. V. Macom
South Mill Street
Bell Phone
Medicine Poisoning Leaves Lowellville Man Ill
James Robinson of Lowellville is seriously ill after taking medicine believed to have poisoned him. The incident centers on a dosage error or harmful contamination and authorities investigate to determine the exact cause and substance involved.
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James Robinson
Lowellville
High Taxation Forces J. A. Raney to Leave New Castle
J. A. Raney of New Castle says he will sell his land and large flour mill and move back to Youngstown where his family lived. A former Mahoningtown official and advocate of long term bonds, he cites high taxes and mismanagement as the reason for relocating after 32 years in business.
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J. A. Raney
New Castle
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Raney
John D. Raney
Mahoningtown
Rumor of Taylor Entering Ohio Senate Race Alarms Supporters
In Youngstown on December 19 supporters of Theodore H Burton and Charles P Taft fear a report that Robert W Taylor of Cleveland a federal judge may enter the contest for U S senator from Ohio If Taft runs it would complicate the field Taylor a former congressman from the Columbiana Stark and Mahoning district resigned to practice law then joined the U S bench Report says Taft initiated the appointment and would back Taylor for higher court posts while Taylor seeks no clash with Taft and aims for judicial advancement
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Youngstown
Theodore H. Burton
Charles P. Taft
J. B. Foraker
Robert W. Taylor
Cleveland
Federal Court of the Nothern
Ohio
Gill
Cincinnati
Taft
Columbia, Stark and Mahoning County
Congress
George P. Skirt
East Liverpool
Taylor
Legislative Branch
United States
U. S
Ell
Central Presbyterian Choir Plans Practice for The Nativity
The chorus of Central Presbyterian church will meet Sunday at 3 PM to rehearse the Christmas cantata The Nativity. Miss Mary Sloss of Boyles Avenue is visiting her parents in New Wilmington for the weekend.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Mary Sloss
Boyles Avenue
New Wilmington
Christmas Tree Event at YWCA Gym
Members of the Young Women's Christian Association are invited to a Christmas entertainment at the gymnasium on Diamond Street Monday at 8 30 p.m. The program features a Christmas tree with a gift for each guest, games, and general evening fun marking the close of the Christmas term.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Irby
Stone Masons Elect Deputy and Alternate at Meeting
At a Stone Masons union meeting Frank Locke was elected deputy and 8S. E. Rodgers the alternate. The deputy will install officers and obligate new members. Officers for the ensuing term will be installed at the January meeting. A large turnout attended last night.
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Stone Masons’ Union
Frank Locke
E. Rodgers
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Red Cross
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Oxford
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Outlet Company
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