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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
7
A large crowd gathered at Maurek's Hall Friday evening for the first Christmas visit by Santa Claus. Miss Moe and Mrs. Shamway aided in a varied program with piano solos, choruses, recitations, and songs by students from Webster and other rooms.
J. P. Scott, Bergh Piano Company manager, closes his Austin business and departs for La Crosse. The former musical director is fondly recalled for elevating local music, especially with the Congregational church choir over the past six weeks as he sang, guided, and inspired.
Announcement to city children under ten promises a free Christmas tree and more than 200 packages to be given away on Christmas morning. A large crowd is expected at the Hormel Provision store event.
The building committee met with a church furniture agent Friday night and ordered pews for the new church. The pews will be solid oak with deep end panels and the church will seat 100 or more people comfortably.
A play described as transporting audiences from city life to a tranquil farm and back to childhood returns to the local opera house on Friday Deeks. The review notes its ability to capture a quiet fall evening and linger in memory. It emphasizes the production as a memorable, nostalgic experience.
The Christian Brotherhood will meet in Elks Hall Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. The event invites members for fellowship and discussion in a community gathering.
The notice states there will be no vesper service in the YWCA room until the first Sunday in January.
A cordial invitation is extended to all worshippers as the Congregational Church invites attendance at morning and evening services. The message highlights good music, a pipe organ, and asks who is helping or hindering progress, referencing Nobel peace prize and donors like Carnegie and Cecil Rhodes.
St Augustine's holds morning services at 8:00 and 10:30 with an evening service at 7:50. Christian Church meets weekly at Oakland and Greenwich, with 10:30 preaching, 12 Sunday School, 6:30 Christian Endeavor, and 7:30 evening service. First Church of Christ Scientist holds 10:30 Sabbath service, 11:45 Sunday School, and 7:00 Wednesday testimony meeting. All invited.
Rev J S Budiong rector conducts fourth Sunday in advent service with morning prayer and sermon at 10 50 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 7 00 v m. Sunday School starts at 12 with advent boxes to be returned.
Evangelical Lutheran service notes Jens Roseland pastor leads morning English services. Sunday school and Bible class at noon. Luther League at 6 30. No evening service due to church dedication at St Paul. Christmas program scheduled Monday night at the church.
Will E. Sloane, minister, announces morning worship at 10 30 with The Angel's Song sermon and Especial Christmas Anthem. Sunday School at 12 00, Large Class for men at 3 00, East Side Sunday School, followed by 6 30 program. Residence 128 West Bath.
YPSCE presents a 7 30 Christmas program and a tree ceremony by East and Central Sunday Schools with reserved seats for schools.
Paul and Oakland Morsing service And His Name Shall be Called Wonderful on 12 Sabbath School 6:30 BPU 7:36 Evening service The Significance of the Birth of Jesus. Pastor will preach on the Nativity with seasonal music. Strangers welcome to worship.
G W Latz pastor at 3008 Chatham Street schedules a morning class meeting at 9 30 and morning worship at 19 30 with a sermon The Worlds Greatest Ruler. Christmas sermon includes choir anthem and reception of new members. Sunday School at noon led by J F Fa banks and Junior League, Epworth League led by Myra Wright Pees with 7 30 evening worship and a special music piece The King s Business.
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