Christian Endeavor Society Elects Officers for Year
At a Welsh Congregational church meeting, the Christian Endeavor society elected officers for the coming year: President James Taylor, Vice President Margaret Davis, Secretary Levi Perrott, Treasurer Ed Davis, Choir Leader Jennie Davis, Accompanist Jennie Dennis. Preparations for the Christmas day eisteddfod at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Reynolds Street are nearly complete with many events entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Welsh Congregational Church
James "Taylor
Margaret Davis
Levi Perrott
Ed Davis
Jennie Davis
Jennie Dennis
Emmanual Baptist Church
Reynolds Street
Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir Concludes Tour Stop at Emmanuel Baptist
Members of the Royal Welsh Ladies' choir wrapped up a recent concert at Emmanuel Baptist church, drawing praise for their performance and vocal harmony during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Wales Homeward Voyage From New York City Soon
The group will sail on the Teutonic from New York City on Wednesday for their homes in Wales. The voyage through the country has been greatly enjoyed by every member of the organization. Mrs. David Lloyd and daughter Miss Winnie were in Niles last evening for the farewell concert by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Wales
David Lloyd
Winnie
Niles
Felton Accepts New Post at American Can Plant
Frank Felton night foreman from Pollock Avenue at Greer’s tin mill has accepted a job with American Can in the Seventh ward. He has been seriously ill for weeks but is reported to be recovering slowly and was able to go out for the first time yesterday since illness began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Felton
Pollock Avenue
Greer’ Tin Mill
American Can Company
Seventh Ward
Greer Tin Mill
Felton
New Castle Twins Report Encouraging Tin Mill Conditions
Tom Thomas of Pennsylvania Avenue and Dave Hitchins of Grimes Street, two well known New Castle boys, visited relatives in New Castle after working recent weeks at the tin mill in South Sharon. They report encouraging conditions at the South Sharon mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thomas
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dave Hitchins
Grimes Street
New Castle
South Sharon
Miss Ruth Ruthless Hosts Quiet South Jefferson Gathering
Miss Ruth of South Jefferson Street entertained a small party of friends last evening. The gathering featured games and diversions, with light refreshments served at the close by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Aomas
South
Jefferson Street
Two Birth Announcements Reported by Local Families
A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Roy Bowser of East Division Street. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Frank Major of Terrace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bowser
East Division Street
Frank Major
Terrace Avenue
Terrace and Electric Streets Men Take Plant Posts
Jack Edwards of Terrace avenue and Trevor Jones of Electric street have accepted good positions at the American Can company plant in the Seventh ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Edwards
Terrace Avenue
Trevor Jones
Electric Street
American Can Company
Seventh Ward
Local residents noted as Fifth ward visitors and reentries
A parade of Youngstown and nearby residents is reported with many individuals traveling to Pittsburg and returning home. Mentions include Fred iaillips, W. 8. Brewster, Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Mary Hamilton, Aneurin Edwards and others visiting or staying in Youngstown or southern city areas. Several stories note illnesses, vacations, or business trips and a few name local employers and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
East Palestine
Fifth Ward
John Lewis
Hamilton Street
Fred Fisher
Pennsylvania Avenue
South Mill Street
John Guy
Pittsburg
Aneurin Edwards
South Mercer Street
Youngstown
Mary
Arvard
Lyndal Street
Harry Parker
Fannie Wasson
Grimes Street
Ness
Mabel Jones
East Long Avenue
George Shaffer
South Jefferson Street
Mary Hamilton
Will Harvison Chronicaled for Tin Mill Work History
Will Harvison of Scioto Street, formerly employed at the Greer tin mill, is noted in local records for past employment at the facility. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Harvison
Scioto Street
Greer Tin Mill
Farm products to buy nation 1908 production and values
The department of agriculture reports final revised 1908 figures for key crops on December 1. Corn reached 2,668,651,000 bushels with farm value 1,616,145,000 dollars, compared with 2,592,320,000 bushels and 1,336,901,000 dollars in 1907. Winter wheat 437,908,000 bushels valued at 410,330,000 dollars. spring wheat 226,694,000 bushels valued at 206,496,000 dollars. Oats 97,156,000 bushels valued at 281,171,000 dollars. barley 153,597,000 bushels valued at 102,290,600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Jnst
Union Market Ad Grape Bargains and Holiday Plants
Union Market offers grapes at 2 lbs for 25 cents and oranges at 2 a dozen. Also advertised are apples, Xmas trees, and holly wreaths. Located at No. 25 Pittsburg Street opposite Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgi Street
Union Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brances
G. W. Veach & CO
Oil City, Pa
Endeavor Society
Young People's Organization of
Congregational Church Chooses
Eve
Risteddeod
Beecham Fata Rremabelle
Inibores
The
Fred Iaillips
Chris Williams
Waldo Street
George Pollock
Sam Lewis
Sharon
Will Smith
Family of
Big Run Street
Will Hartland
Bessemer
Joe Jones
George Baxer
Joe Long
Shenango
Frank Marks
Poland
Allén
Arlen
Union Market
Kmas
J. Evens
Ennsylvania
Polines
Washington Street
Kline Lumber & Construction CO
West Pittsburg
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