Shenango Plant Suspend Operations For Christmas Holiday
The Shenango tin mills and Carnegie Steel New Castle plant suspend operations today for a Christmas holiday. About 4,000 workers will enjoy a break, with the Shenango mill to resume Sunday night and fires lit in the steel mill. A. L. Sweezy recounts life in Florida to friends in New Castle after sending fruit north.
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Shenango
A. L. Sweezy
South Mill Street
J. Will Neff
New Castle
Large
Fla
Southland
Shenango Tin Mill Pays 2500 Employees Early
Today 2,500 Shenango tin mill workers receive pay ahead of schedule due to a holiday. The early distribution covers thousands of dollars across the plant’s departments as payroll is completed.
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Shenango Tin Mill
Vocalists from several towns to compete at Christmas eisteddfods
Numbers of vocalists from South Sharon Sharon Youngstown Niles and other points plan to compete in the big eisteddfods to be held Christmas day in the Welsh Congregational and Emmanuel Baptist churches. Successful events are promised at both churches.
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South Sharon
Sharon
Youngstown
Niles
Welsh Congregational
Emmanuel Baptist
Injured Quarry Worker At Johnson Quarries
John Hadjuk of Scioto street employed at the Johnson limestone quarries south of the city was injured at work yesterday when a heavy stone rolled onto his foot. Three toes were broken and the foot severely lacerated.
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John Hadjuk
Scioto Street
Johnson Limestone
Pride of New Castle Lodge Meeting Change
The Pride of New Castle Lodge of the Amalgamated Association calls off the Thursday session. The regular meeting is rescheduled for Saturday with the election of officers slated.
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New Case Lodge
Amalgamated Assocation
Miss Sue Warvard Sings Solo at Steubenville Church
Miss Sue Warvard of Lyndal Street performs a solo at the Second Presbyterian Church in Steubenville. The brief recital draws local residents and church-goers to the service.
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Sue Warvard
Lyndal Street
Solo
Goarance
Second Presbyterian Church
Steubenville
Miss Irene Woodcock Holiday Visit From Dana Institute Student
Miss Irene Woodcock of Bleakley avenue, a second year student at Dana Musical Institute in Warren, is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodcock. She studies both instrumental and vocal music.
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New Castle
John Harvard
Harvard
Ohio
Iréne Woodcock
Bleakley Avenue
Dana Musical Institute
Warren, C
Charles Woodcock
Miss Woodcock
Pennsylvania
Tom Francis
Reynolds Street
Francis
The
Pittsburg
Local residents noted in town yesterday on various business
George Heasley of Pittsburg and many others were listed for visits illness moves and travel. Individuals including Miss Mary Mitchell Miss Millicent Crossman John Davies and John Harrison were seen in or moving to different streets and wards. Several workers at area plants were mentioned with holiday travel plans and illness. the item ends with a local ad and a contact line for J. W. Macom.
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George Heasley
Pittsburg
Joe Wilson
South Mill Street
Charles Wasson
Sharon
John Davies
Youngstown
Millicent Crossman
Moravia Street
John Harrison
Pollock Avenue
Grimes Street
Edward Ellis
Hamilton Street
John Sanders
East Long Avenue
John Layt
John Thompson
South Jefferson Street
George Burns
West Long Avenue
Mary Baxter
East Reynolds Street
Fred Paisley
Win Phillips
Terrace Avenue
Enoch Davis
South Sharon
Fifth Ward
New Castle
John Logan
Ralph Owens
Greer Tin Mill
Cleveland
David Marshall
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Bradford
Fred Thompson
Sutton Street
Standard Steel Car Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Railroad Detectives to Form Association in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Youngstown December report notes railroad police from Pittsburgh Cleveland Buffalo New Castle Bradford and Greenville meet to discuss a united front against trespassers and marauders. No permanent group yet. another meeting planned.
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Youngstown
Bastern Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
United Effort
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Buffalo
New Castle
Bradford
Greenville
Breen
Delehanty
Lawrence Gun Club Prepares for Christmas Shoot
Preparations are complete for the Christmas day shoot at the Lawrence Gun Club on Friday afternoon. Prizes will be awarded in several events and local sportsmen expect a brilliant day with many out of town shooters in attendance. Competitors should bring their own shells as the club house will not supply them.
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Lawrence
Cold Sympathy for Atkinson Denied City Job
Former police officer John Atkinson, removed from the payroll at the start of this fiscal year, will not receive a city job if the police committee's negative recommendation stands. Council members split, with Fish er opposing and noting Atkinson had about $5,000 in city benefits since his injury, while others cited his property as sufficient.
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John
Atkinson
Police
Gorman
Fisher
Pittsburg Coal Requested at $2.75 a Ton
A request to Macom's coal office for a load of Pittsburg coal at two dollars and seventy five cents per ton. The exchange appears to be a commercial inquiry or order placed through a central dispatch.
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Macom'’s
Pittsburg
Police Committee Endorses Plain Clothes Police Cadre
Six members of the police committee, all present, favor immediate appointment of plain clothes policemen for the local department. They say plain clothes officers could monitor railroad stations, investigate robberies, and study institutions and persons with questioned methods. Fisher proposed the plan and will present it as an ordinance for council approval.
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Police Committee of Councils
Fisher
Pay of Policemen Still a Subject of Discussion
James McKissick will be paid for 13 days lost to sickness last month after the police committee delayed payrolls and ordered 18 days deducted. An ordinance will be prepared to pay only for actual service with sick leave deducted, while the sick or extra-absent officers remain under review.
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James McKissick
Police Committee of Councils
Joseph Gilmore
McKissick
Police
R. H. McCann
J. J. Fisher
J. J. Gorman
James A. Gardner
Surveyors Arrive Stirring Prospect and Vicinity
Prospect village and nearby areas are agog over a corps of surveyors. Residents cannot confirm whether the crew is marking an electric line to the north or the proposed West Penn New Castle cut off.
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Prospect
West Penn
New Castle
Blevins Advertising Handkerchiefs and Novelties
Local ad lists hand embroidered handkerchiefs from 25 cents with other fancy goods and novelties on offer. Vintage notice suggests seasonal Xmas merchandise and a shop display likely at a general store or market stall.
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Patent Kid
Patent Colt Shoes
Wm. Dorsch & Sons
PEI Snes
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Excelsior Shoe Co
H. W. Merriam Shoe Co
Old Homestead
Llewelyn
Lincoln School House
New Castle, Penna
Florida
Mary Mitchell
J. W. Macom
New Union
A. E. Jamison
Kdie
Crawfordsville
Ind
Arizona
New Mexico
Baltimore & Ohio
Francis Home
Thomas E. Francis
H. W. Thornton
Pennsylvania Roundhouse
Baltimore and Ohio
Mather Brothers
Joe Miles
North Liberty Street
Lawrence Junction
Miles
Corry
Connell
Engineer Burns
Rick
Ackers
B. and
Frank Barron
West Cherry Street
Pennsy
Harry Whitman
East
I Lawrence Gun Club
Rosewell Waite
Hello Central
Police Committee
Blevins
Goldmedal
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